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CARNEAL, ROSA LEE. On Tuesday,

c8ERsM1sf c8RNEAE Of 4sssS aSrOn H3SA ave. suit. fE
land. Md, beloved wife Of BENJAMIN
c. Carneal. mother Of Mrs. Ethel
NJ. HardM Mrs, Viola =. Padgett,
Carl F. Carneal and Mrs. Bessie
Lee Dulaney. She also is sur
vived by eight grandchildren and
five decentralization. Friends
may call at Nalley's Funeral Home,
1900 Rhode Island ave-, at Eastern
ave, ne, where services will be
held on Saturday, November 2S, at
IL am. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry 27
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MCCORMICK, WILLIAM O.

Cries St., Seat Pleasant, Nd, on on
November 20, 1859, husband Of
Louise Mccormick, father OF Fran
eis C., William ] and Edward M.
E. Moore and Helen E. Sweeney
brother of Milton and Arthur Nc
Cormiek and Nellie Carriek. Prayers
at Chambers Funeral Home, 517
ber. 2s. at pm. 1nterment Cedar
bill Cemetery
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,CREECY, REy, ULYssEs 9. On Mol

OhEECX, KEW, ULYSSES @. On MOn-
day, November %. 1853. the REV.
Lily Memorial Baptist church,, Of
1920 Irving st. NV. beloved husband
Walter Johnson Of Philadelphia, Pa.
and the Rev D, L. Dudley Of Orange.
Va. Also surviving are a sister-in-
law, Miss Edna Childs; two brothers
in1law, Julian and Conway Childs,
and other relatives and many
Z friends After IL noon Friday, No
vember 81, the remains will lie in
} state at the Lily Memorial Baptist
! Church, 460 K st. NV, Funeral
: services VIII Be held At the Greater
mont sts NV, on Saturday, No
vember 2S. at 12 noon, the Rev
, Edward Thomas oficiating Inter.
? ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
. ArranRementS by McGuire. Inc y
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CRAWFORD. EMMETT. on Tuesday

NovernbeT W "a. 1853 S ENIErT 3 CRHWi ciSEVi
EGER hSif?sSYa " sSYa S. Of lS SFs S. Gans RfS;e
ton. Va: father Of Ralph Crawford
Of Washington D C.: brother, Of
Fannie Carter. She. also IS survived
by one nephew and other relatives.
Chinn Funeral Home. Arlington. va,
where funeral services will be held
? at IL am. Saturday, November 2S
the Rev. Ernest Gibbs ofilciating. In
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]. ALFRED CSoIIsITIIpNHsl coIIINs.l secy' McS'e'

November 50, 1859, At sibiey ias, Hos.
pitai. LoTTfE NJ. HARDY Of f4iO
18th place Sc. the beloved wife
of Lewis W. Hardy. mother Of
Everett L. Kirkpatrick and sister OF
Mrs. Addie narrower Of Lorton, Va,
and Arthur Moody of Indian Head,
Nd. She also is survived by four
grandchildren and one great-grand-
child. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mass
ave, ne, where services will be
held on Monday, November 80, at
11:30 am, Interment Pohick Gene
terry, Pohick. Va. 20
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HOkAN, GREGORY. Suddenly, on
WsdRnssaSy' WsRnonyy' ,,H3 HSSyeTber ,oHS %; 1859;
William T. and Helen B. Koran.
brother Of Phillip Terry. Patricia,
Thomas, Kevin, Charles, Shane, Mary
Bernadette and Elizabeth Horan;
grandson Of Mrs Helen c. Black
burn. Funeral from the Gasch
Funeral Home. Hyattsville, Nd, on
Saturday, November %, at $3.50
ami thence to st. Bernard's Cath
olic Church, Riverdale, Nd. where
mass Of the angels will be offered
at 10 am. Friends and relatives
invited. Interment Gate of Heaven
Cemetery. 27
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DEIGEN. GEORGE. On Thursday,

i Vember Sa s. 1858, GEORGE N Feas'faSi pEidEN ZEN
Of 344 Sth st. ne, beloved father
Of Miss Shirley Deigen. Miss Evelyn
Deigen and Mrs. Annette Bekofsky,
Cyruinik Funeral services at the
Bernard Danzansky a. Sons Funeral
Home, 3501 14th ST. NV, on Fri
day, November 81, at 1890 pm.
Interment Beth Sholom Cemetery
ne.
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on Monday, November Ss. 1853, a
, Miami. Fla, CARLSON JAMES
: versity Park. Nd, beloved husband
: of Agnes Black and father Of Carla
!. NJ Carpenter. James d. and Thomas
A. Black Relatives and friends may
call at the Gaseh Funeral Home,
4739 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Nd
Services at the Fort Lincoln Gene
p terry Mausoleum on Saturday, No.
y vember 2S. at IL. 80 am. 1nterment
: Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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.CREECY. REy. ULYSSES. Membsrs d

fCREECY, REV. ULYSSES. Members Of
= n the Interdenominational
= Church Ushers' Association
~ of D. c.. Inc, are hereby
p notified Of the death Of
n our beloved honorary mem
XfVrSTZ Der, REV ULYSS s
A4AAb\ CREECY Funeral services
on Saturday. November 2S, 1859,
at II noon, at the Greater First
Baptist Church, 18th and Fairmont
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GRIGGs, MARY LOUISE. on Thurs
residence iS4O HolbFooE M Terrace ace
ne, MRS. MARY LOUISE GRiGGS
She is survived BY a devoted hus-
band. Roscoe Griggs; one loving
daughter, Mrs. Marie Simpson; three
grandchildren, other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting al
Horizons Mortuary, 1924 You st
NV, after 9 pm. Friday, Novem-
Der % Funeral services and inter-
ment Shelby. N. c.
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NcysRssT "a ia5s. ANTHONY aTRS9SSi
ern % Star aoms ns SSSSniS SSSo New Sn0 Hamp- sass-
shire ave. ne, beloved husband OF
D. c. and father OF Mrs Louise o.
at the 8, H, Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2901 l4th st. NV. on Saturday,
November 2S at pm, Iparking IA
eilities). 1nterment Cedar Hill Gene
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kELLIHER, CLAUDIA MARIE (nee
Burlingamel. On Thursday, Noyem-
Sta SfT &c eAGbiA lGfS At MARIF ARRTgyfsRcf H9S
the beloved wife Of Daniel Kelliher
Burlingame sister of Claude E. Bur-
lingame Of Washington, D c. and
June H. Burlingame of San Diego,
Calf. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home 4th st y. and Massa-
chusetts ave. ne, until 1890 am.
ices at the Ascension and ST AGNES
Church. 1917 Massachusetts, ave.
NV, at IL am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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HANKEY. ANTHONY. A special CON-
a munication of stansbury
IN Lodge No, "a. F. A, A. M
IN will be held in the Masonic
M VA Temple in Brentwood on
NX Saturday, November 2S
WN 1859, at 12 noon, to at.
w tend the funeral services
for our late brother. ANTHONY
HANKEY. BY order of
GEORGE s. STEPHENS, Jr.,
Worshipful Master.
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HARDY. MRS. LoTTIE M. The Of
+ hcers and members OF
AS[N Electa Chapter. No. ., o.
ES& E. s., are requested to as
AAAkoM semble at the Lee Funeral
~ Home. 4th ST. and Mass
" ave ne, for the purpose
of conducting funeral serV-
ices for our departed sister, .LOTTIE
vember 81, 1859.
FBBAANGEs FBBAANSGeE z si,,qIII,L GILLIAN. W N.
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"SESTESsEa ESEsSs1 "a HfS 1855 s SP rssls:ass alss:Sss
tcLRN SslGHHjsss, Hjs ;asSsx asSsSt.i ? eF YoI3R: IFs:
surviYed 6y one sister Mrs, Sadie
w sutton; one brother. Herman
friends. After 4 pm. Friday, No
call st the Henry 8. Washinston 4
Sons Funeral, Home, 4o7 n 50. NV,
November 2S. at 4925 .Deane ave.
ne. the Rev J. c.. Boyd ofnciating
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment Harmony Cemetery.
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TUkMLkL ANSdE ANSsadE ON IhITsday
TURNER Of 6SO2 csrrollton terrace
late Alfred Dorsey Turner and
mother Of Euniee Z. Turner. She
also is survived By grandson, Al,
fred D. Holley. Relatives anc
friends may call at the Gasch Fu.
Hyattsviile. Nd Where services vii
be held on Saturday. November 2S
at 1890 pm. Interment UnioT
Cemetery. Burtonsville, Nd.
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Dratha

BELLE. ANNA; On Inursday, No;
ss1S % chsSviek is0s St. SEM ss. beloved IH wife e
! Of Nathan Belle and devoted mother
) Of Mrs. Elizabeth Goldstein, Mrs.
Minnie Hoch and Jack Belle. Fu-
neral services at the Bernard Dan
J zansky & Sons Funeral Home. 35O1
? 14th st, NV, on Friday. November
y 81. at 2:30 pm. Interment South
, east Hebrew CONVERSATION Cemetery
j. (Newl. Memorial wek, 304 Belton
. I'd. Silver Spring. Nd.
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pIEz. WILLIAM z. on Tuesday, No

yember "a, 1859, at 1885 North
Miami ave. Miami. Fla. WILLIAM
E. DIEz. Mr.. Diez was a retired
mechanical contractor Of Washing
ton. D. C, He leaves his widow
He. was past president Of the
Bethesda Country Club, q member
of Naval Lodge. No. 50, F. A. A. M,
New York City. n. Y; Albert Pike
Consistory and the Almas Temple,
held on Friday. November 2S. at
IL an, at the Van Orsdel Flu
nueral Home, 40 Northwest 10th
st.. Miami, Fla 81"
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MUNDELL, BEULAH L. On wedne,

gay MNSsf SSSsPRsS & Esr.iH9sSIss- i9Ss SNESTIkSA Ri Si
ioyed VIE. q Jared Mundeil mo; mother e
Of Mrs. Mildred Patterson and sis
ter Of Mrs Margaret Rice Of Ather-
ton Calf. Friends may call at the
Nalley Funeral Home. 1900 Rhode
Island ave at Eastern ave. ne,
where services will be held Saturday
Noyemher 2S A. 2 pm: Relatives
tarSs ano irienos d1 S Invited Interment Con-
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SOPHIA. Oficers and
MI ter. No. %, o. E, s., are
NSA hereby notified of the death
A&EeN- of our late sister. SOPHIA
HEINZMAN. Funeral serV-
W ices on Saturday, NoVem-
ber 2S, 1859, at IL am,
at the 8. H, Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV,
BLANCHE NJ WALCK,
Worthy Matron,
JAMES W. CAMPELL, Jr.,
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KENDRICk. MATILDA II 4. GTMLIEll

hENDhICk. MATILDA r, A. (TILLIED. }.
On Wednesday. November %. 1859
at her home, l0402 Georgia ave.
TIEffE5 fiysT sOrRRFN RENDStcK ns KATTLRhh mdRthheF 81
and KiiIian Z. Kendrick. Mrs. Ken
drick rests at the Warner. E. Pum-
phrey Funeral Home. ,S434 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring. Md. where serV-
ices will be held on Saturday No
vember %. at 10 am. barking IA
cilitiesl 1nterment Rock Creek
KENNEDY, IZOLA B. OF 270S 30th st
Of the late Bratton Kennedy, mother
Of Mrs, Luke Pruitt, Mrs. Otis NJ
Deer, Milton M, Ralph L. and Johr
o. Kennedy: sister Of Mrs. K. G
Bradley of Americas, Ca: Mrs. Johr
Brightwell, Mrs. c. H. Berry, Mrs
c. B. Coyie Of Savannah, Ca; Mrs
Calf, and r. g. Gillian Of Millers
vile, Ga. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home. 517 11th st. Sc, OF
Saturday, November 2S, at 10 am
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. q
KING. HELEN z. On THURSDAY. No
vember 20, 1859, at Arlington Hos
pital, HELEN E. KING of 231(
North Nottingham St, Arlington, Va.
mother Of Miss Audrey E. King o
the home address. Friends may cal
at the Arlington Funeral Home, $500
North Fairfax dr., Alexandria, Va.
Where services will be held on Sat
urday, November 2S, at 2 pm. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. ~
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On TUESDAY. NoVembsr "a. 1888,
DR. JANET W. MAcKIE, beloved
vH Newark. " England. a FRIENDS SI1e may ~
call at the De Vol Funeral Home,
1924 Wisconsin ave. NV. after
pm. Thursday. November 20. Fu-
neral services will be held at st.
sin and Massachusetts aves. NV.
on Saturday, November 2S, at 1880
an Interment Rock Creek Gene
terry. In lieu Of flowers friends may
make. contributions to ST. Adams
Building Fund. ~
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GRIFFIN, MICHAEL ]. Members of
A.k Potomac Council, No 433,
vZA&A Knights of Columbus, are
AAkSsaA notified of the death OF
I%- MICHAEL ] GRIFFIN, and
NN4&%N are requested to assemble
<NTI at the Collins Funeral
w Home, 1891 l4th st. NV,
on Friday, November 27, 1859, at
$50 pm, for the recitation Of the
rosary.
@. FRANCIS DAW.. Grand knight.
JOHN e. HORBETT, Fin. Seey.
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RAY 1.n5.2 5esEFH e. 1859 % 3osEYS sEgfsday kSs
Of 2795 18th st: ne, Apt. 257,
father Of IiSd joseph r r. Ray. Ray i; r., HaS and
Grandchildren, other relatives and
day, November 81, friends are in
yited to. call at the MCGUIRE Funeral
aSHf aSd sta st L. Iousve fSn'fs kg q
REED, SARAH JANE. On wednesday.
Home, SARAH JANE REED. beloved
wife Of the late John T.. Reed,
mother OF Mrs. Nellie. " LIVINGSTON
Mrs. Maude Esehbaugh. There also
are three grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Takoma Funeral
ms OppOsitel. after 8 pm. Friday,
held on Saturday, November 2S, at
10 an: 1nterment Wilmington,
at the ramis wy home TseeiUH Un fEIiiasg FEidsy
evening from to 9 o'clock. 81
ROBINSON, WILLIAM ARTHUR. De.
parted this life suddenly, on Thurs
day, November 30, 1859, at his
| 2OS, WILLIAM ARTHUR ROBINSON
Notice of funeral later.
SMITH, ANNIE. On Wednesday, No.
vember %, 1859. at her residence
S5l5 Goth place, Berwyn Heights
Md ANNIE SMITH, beloved mother
of Paul j. McCullough. She also
is survived by three grandchildren
Relatives and friends may call al
the Gasch Funeral Home, 4739 Bal
timore ave-. Hyattsvilfle, Md, where
prayers will be said on Saturday
November 2S, at $50 am; thence
to the Holy Redeemer Catholic
holy sserifSce "f' Of the mass viii 'bs bs
offered for the repose of her soul
at 8 am. Interment New Cathe-
dral Cemetery, Baltimore. Nd.
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vsmber %, 1859. TAMMIE K,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
E. Toney. ir. She also leaves to
mourn her passing two sisters, Ar
her % Efsndpsrents, nd T s M T James
Toney, ST., and Mr.. Vernon Rowe,
and other relatives and many friends
Remains resting at the John T
Rhines q Co. Funeral Home, 3015
call after IL noon Sunday, Novem-
Der 90 Graveside services on Mon
day, November 80, at Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery at 1890 am. %, sc
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Tuesday, November "a. 1859, at
Doctors Hospital, washington. b c.,
MARIE FRANCES WAYLAND lnee
Coster) Of Indian Head. Nd. be-
loved wife Of the late Luther
Wayland and sister Of Caroline c.
Birckhead. Friends may call at
her late residence, lO41 Strauss
ave, Indian Head. Nd, after 5
fees at ST. James Episcopal Church,
Indian Head. Nd. on Saturday,
November 2S,. at IL am. Interment
Middleham Chapel Cemetery, Lusby.
Nd 27
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-10

~ 'l0'' 9e11o9i' 4"'isI tildh 4liDesid Ve' Ailu
WHEREAS, this purpose has been voiced by
NIginiaus both in statewide pebiscite and ii
iNal WI '"'A ~ l''aS 'rNeiitiF TAG ~ ~ go
~ IsV'lpih IN WIZ ~ ~ 'le sItct-oio oi oVdt'
oliloSi9 4i l5'' Mifii OVERWHELMINGLY W e4ected
" n. H7iV@c sVdlf ollicce men Solehnhy pcaeed
n ui"V ea''es+ dlld
NiifiNIEaS' NY bNi'eNA tiidt ~ -tiA4dlA dje
oDadN 141 aGtSl}4ilu tiian tVei 70 tducdte tllei
cAAdlcA u4ldcr cohdtpiohS thcy Deem decent, ald
WHEREAS for the moment the Govern
meut aid nla jolity of the Assembly have aban-
doncd thc higIl ground Ne have heretofore occu-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-10

Virginia Department of Conserva-
ton and Economic Development,
Clarence Nicholson, Jr., shares the
optimistic view Of the industrial po-
tential Of the three communities.
PerroW, a veteran Of IS years i'll
industrial development work. said
he finds Farnvillc has lost its
hesitancy and somewhat hostile
attitude toward industry that char
acterl1cd IL some years ago.
Changed Attitude
OF the changed attitude of recent
Years he said II firmly believe you
are now prepared with the possible
exception Of package financial
arrangement and that YOU will se-
cure industry to complement that
which you have now
&c lifted such industry as plas-
tics, electromcs, food processing
and WoodWorking as compatible
with tliis community $ supply and
facilities.
PerraW followed his talk With the
showing % film Plea for Pros
Fei1fN. produced through efforts Of
natloualA co IN ~ UNITY planning
and Development organizations. We
consider lts showing d subtle sug-
geatlen q what communities need
70 % 60 he successful IL attracting
industry. lie said
The film indicates pitfalls which
discourage industry prospects. who,
The film reminds. must keep en-
ployees and their Welfare in mind "
Listed among chief stumbling
blocks were:
Chief Asset
OVercroWdCd schools. lack of
community recreation facilities. IN
sufficient housing, the absence of
municipal government lcVcl plan
nlng and ordinances 10 control
ORDERLY development. poor or in
adequate roads. and an untrlendlyI
attitude toward industry
The film is cllmaxed by outlining
one Of the chief assets a community
can possess for sharing in the Geo.
Continued on page -
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-10
Final Clean Up Tobacco Sale
Thursday To Up Income Gains
Growers Already
Ahead OF Year
\ go BY s31,945

A one-day clean up sale will be
held "a the Farmville Tobacco Mar
ket Thursday. Price supports will
he II effect for the last time, ware
house Spokesman report.
Last Week $ four days Of auctions
were The eighth and final week Of
the regular marketing season for
he 1923 crop Gong under auction
were 1855 pounds Of fired
tobacco averaging S34.97 a drop of
81 cents q hundredweight over the
seventh week. and $3.50 pounds Of
stn cured leaf That averaged
825.72- drop Of s3.l9 over the
previous week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-10
Have Faith In People OF Virginia
Defenders Ask At Meeting Sunday

The executive committee of the Fourth Dis
trlct Defenders of State Sovereignty and Ind!-
vldual Liberties met in Kenbrldge Sunday after
noon. Originally planned as meeting Of the
20 to 80 man executive committee, the attend
ancc mushroomed to over 800 representatives
from various county Defenders chapters
The meeting closed to the general public
and its purpose to provide an exchange Of
ideas among the Defenders leaders in the various
Fourth District counties, according to c. Harr-
son Zehmer Of Mckinney, who presided
The meeting was scheduled to be held III the
Kenbridge Town Hall, but the large attendance
made last minute switch to the Kenbridge gym
nasium necessary to provide seating space.
The meeting was also addressed by Senator
Charles Moses, of Appomattox, Del r. Maclln
Smith. Of Lunenburg, and Del. w. Roy Smith.
of Petersburg Other legislators present included
Sen. John II. Temple. Of Petersburg Delegates
Lyman Harrell, Of Greensville County. sam
Pope. Of Southampton. A. H Richardson Of DIM
widdic L. H. Irby, OF Blackstone. and T2epreScp-
tatlvc Watkins NJ Abbltt OF AppomattoN
large delegation from rrlnce Edward
County was present at the meeting
The following resolution was presented hv
j. Segar Gravatt Of Blackstone. in behalf of the
resolutions committee and unanimously ADOPTED
WHEREAS Virginia. with honesty and dig
nifty. remained true to its convictions from 1854
up until the end of January. $50. and refused To
recognize the authority of the Supreme Court of
the United States TO regulate and govern the
public schools of Virginia though she Was never
blind TO the fact the power asserted bv thai, CONT
enforced by The federal bayonet might force
upon US and public schools the lleetstlal
of public schools. and
WHEREAS the people of Virginia and the
people of her localities have on every occasion
on which they have had opportunity to speak
made it crystal clear that they were prepared
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-10
National News Summary
Dulles Hints AT
Use OF Force In
Berlin Question
EY 1T Y. LANCASTER. Jill.

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NJ ra,jiY " ,and w, h,, a..,+,.,,,,
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forca
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for naarl- ,bi.oa ho,n~s n n~,las
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Tbo,. straaead ,,,a;,. ,.m,t,. Ill 4a.d,
,naa,ais h,lt d,d not .y,.aa III
enacifc a.ays III .,ar, pha ca,@a,
threat n Borh, Tbev / ! !
Scheduled u n,not arat, e,,,a,,.
Earlier Il t,e uoel- III pads AL
tanned II ( a,-,,v con,.o,, so,
fuo davs iuSt ineido Tho flo..,;Io
corridor senaratino pc,.,in fro -,
west C;er,,onv
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-10
Appeal Answered
Prince Edward
Forest Game Food
STUDY Promised

An appeal by the board of super
visors has brought assurance from
the state Game Commission that
action will be taken to provide
more game food in the Prince Ed
ward State Forest.
Last month. supervisors regi-
stored a complaint with the Com
mission that Prince Edward For
est is not receiving attention com
mensurate with that provided for
the Cumberland and Appomattox-
Buckingham State Forests
Chester F. Phelps, executive di-
rector of the Virginia Commission
Of Game and Inland Fisheries re
piled to the supervisors appeal ad-
hitting that the county forest here
''does not receive as much atten-
ton as the other two due TO its
comparatively small size Prince
Edward Forest has approximately
5000 acres. Cumberland forests.
5000 and Appomattox Bucking-
ham forest about 1900 acres,
In explanation Of the Commits
sion S past procedure Phelps wrote
that the Prince Edward Forests
size docs not lend itself to most
effective game management par
ticularly with respect to the major
species. deer and wild turkey
Phelps, however. added t h i s
assurance in his letter. You may
be assured that We will make a
further examination OF Prince Ed
ward forest and do whatever may
seem practical with respect to the
establishment of more food an d
cover paintings.
The executive director pointed
out that nine Of the state forests
has been stocked with game, at
least during the past several years.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-10
Public Hearing On
Fox Trapping Set

public hearine On tie proposed
foN-trapniag program ii Prince
Edward county will be conducted
BY the board Of supervisors Fri
day nieht Feb. IL, At 8 o'clock, IN
F'e board room Of tic Court
House.
Persons wishing 10 spaalS for he
program Gr in orppsi:ien 70 il will
ac eiv"a onpo. 'nitz 10 6a hoar..
dHring The heaFiHs
Supervisors approved lie trap
ping program during their Febru-
arS session last week. the Prince
Edward County H'iIslIife Glib had
urged the board 10 consider d
state-superyised program to ri
duce fox numbers within the
county.
tnder TIE program. a pred atory
game taclnician from Thu sir4ia.a
Commission Of Cane and Inland
FISHERIES M0uli card'fct sc',a9fs e3
destruction for controlled trapping
by Interested landowners.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-10

Cs71E1-l 1aT|, n I1VT 11TI!l"T. El1IF
I'M presentation N behalf q thf
farmers q Prince Edward county
sfott Tops
oAs Scott q Prospect walked
away Mith ihe top prize Of the day
AZ Ae had the matching stub for a
a279 merchandise certificate WHICH
Nas aWafGed az ilsst prize in Inc
Tobacco jubilee. Scott produced the
NIiillAg stlib AFTER two numbers
ll9 9fea called III and gone nn-
canned
w A watson Farmvi.le insHr-
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-10
Striplin Honored
Striplin Honored
Enthusiastic CrOlud Makes
Tobacco Jubilee Success

record tobacco Edward
Court House lawn Thursday the annual
the jubilee Instituted years a salute Of
Famyie D
Approximately 81 600 merchandise
70 farmers Who solI their
~ development group county farmers
lld tEe tables and made their
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aluminium formers county ii appreca-
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