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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-15
Well Water Items
Luncheon Honors
Mrs. Annie Winfrey

Many friends and relatives Of
Mrs Annie Winfrey gathered at
Sharon Church Sunday after the
morning services. They honored
Mrs Winfrey with a bountiful
lunch served in the recreational
room Of the church
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
V A Tapscott. Tappv and Sandra
of Silver Spring, Md; Mr.. and
Mrs Clarke c. Cooke and daughter
Marcia. Of Durham. n c.. Mr. and
Mrs John Warner and children,
Janet, Johnny and Patsy. of Farm
vile. Mr. and Mrs. G.. H. Gentry
Of Warwick. Gordon Gentry. of the
University Of VIRGINIA: Miss Sylvia
Gentry Mr. ard Mrs George w
Tapscott and DAUGHTERS, Carol and
Gail Nh and Mrs J S Maxev
and daughter Elaine, Mrs q T
Baber Mr.. and Mrs Joe Winflcv
and children Martha Susan and
joey, of Pichmond Ms EVA Nor
ee!l Of GIen Alien: Nr. ard Mrs.
Louie sou'hworth and son, Dickg
Of boswell Others present we're
aIr and Ms M 3 Wintrev and
children CAROLYN. NJ. 3 and Bobby.
of PALMYRA Mir and Mrs. GEORGE
Tapscotf. MI ana Mrs. l.. / Baber.
Cd Hatron MIS- Zula Mae Babcr.
Mr. and MS H w. Emerson. Of
Amelia Mrs q. A. Baber. Mr. and
Mrs. L. Bransford, Mrs. Lizzie
A. Tapscott, Mr. and Mrs Greene
DAVIS ard n. and Mrs. Joe Steger
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-15

materially assist your development.
and it certainly will be beneficial in
attracting industry he said
Rate Structure
Collins listed the follow g
monthly rate structure to be insti-
tuted with the start Of dialing
Business p ii II S one party,
$50; two-party, s755 four party,
$50 and rural eight-party, $3.50,
Residence phones one party.
$500: two-party. $40: four-party,
1855, and rural, $3.50.
The district manager explained
that the rate structure was deter
mined as that necessary to bring
the company the return it must
have on an investment Of nearly
$500 900 here.
Rate structures are subject to
confirmation by the State Corpora
ton Commission. Farmville and
Hampden-Sydney combined place
the dial system here in 5000
station local connections classifi-
catiin.
Collins pointed out that rate in
creases for the various types Of con
nections vary The greatest is Is
per cent above existing rates, and
many are below that percentage.
he said
The distric. manager said that
the installation work at the new
headquarters here on South Main
street has not progressed suffici
emily to warrant public visits.
When that time comes, We Ger
tainly will invite our patrons to in
spect the new building and equip
ment."
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-15
county prior to the next crusade
First State Report

FIRST State Report
Maurice S. Williams. q special
field representative from division
headquarters. reported that S3l4 065
mad been collected III the State cru
SADIE BY May as compared with
S3ll,l56 at the same time last
year. The campaign in the state
in 1888 exceeded half million dol
lars.
Williams answered a number of
questions relative to the refusal of
the American Cancer society's vol
unteer Board of Directors to allow
local units affiliate with federated
drives such as the Community
Chest, He said it had been tried
and was unsuccessful, because III
adequate funds for research were
obtained. As an example he cited
the independent campaign in Frank
lin this year which exceeded its
$4,000 goal by $247 in the first re-
port In 1858. the Cancer Society
received $3.50 from the Franklin
Community Chest
All units Of the American Cancer
Society have been directed by April
l. 1860 to withdraw from federated
funds This ruling prohibited the
Prince Edward unit from consid.
ering an invitation to affiliate With
the Prince Edward Community
Chest
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Cancer Drive
Continued from pace VI

materials provided for the crusade,
nor had the majority of citizens
even been given the opportunity to
contribute funds for the fight
against the nations number two
disease
$500 Behind Last Year
For this reason, the society con
cluded the necessity for an ex-
tended campaign to get the educa-
tional material into homes. and
hope for the best in the fund drive.
At the present total contributions
IN the fund drive trail by more
than $500 the amount collected in
the last crusade staged by the local
unit
Plans for a house o-house solici-
tatlon in Farmville were formulated
ana Wilson announced that a follow
up BY phone would be made to all
businessmen. The residential drive
will be under the direction Of Mrs.
J. T Doyne. chairman Of the fund
raising committee of the society
and co-chairman Of the crusade eff
fcrt. She viii be assisted by Mrs
Mabel Jones, member Of the board
John Vlckers was introduced to
the society as the new field repre-
sentative from the Virginia Division
III Richmond. He replaces Miss
Geraleen Jones. field representative
for this area who resigned April 30.
Vickers commented briefly upon
the organizational problems which
hindered the success Of a campaign
in Farmville this Year and offered
his services to projote a year
round educational program in the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-15

r. F. D. No. 2

Miss Elizabeth Singleton was a
Sunday dinner guest in the Robert
Harris home
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hamilton and
Anna Gail. of Washington. D. c..
visited his mother. Mrs Writ Ham
ilton. and other relatives, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ellis. of Co
lonial Beach, spent the week end
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Dickerson
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shorter had
as Sunday dinner guests. Mr.. and
Mrs Ned Shorter and Mrs Thorn
ton Cunningham.
Mr. and Mrs. R. e Booker and
Mrs. j. t. Baker attended the fu-
neral Of Mr.. Booker's cousin, Miss
Sally Gillian. in Brookneal Friday
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Gravette. Of
Ashland. visited her sisters during
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Malone had
as week end guests. Mn and Mrs
AUNScI NOA. Ol hiCIlllOllu.
Mrs E 7 Wilson and Mr.. and
Mrs. w N Cunningham and boys.
of Richmond. spent the week end
with the E N Cunninghams.
Mr.. and Mrs. H E Hamilton. of
Washington. D. e.. and Mrs. Grace
H. Kilborn, their daughter. of Rich
mond. We're at home for the week
end with Mrs Writ Hamilton and
other relatives. They enjoyed fish
ing while here
The j. T. Bakers had their son
William R Baker. of Washington.
D. c., and daughters. Miss Ann
Baker. of Richmond. and Mrs. Billy
johnson and family, Of Farmville.
as guests for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otway Gillian. of
Lynchburg. and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Carwile and sons. Of Madisonvllle.
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Aubrey Gillian.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. CarWile had
their daughter, Mrs Claud Morris.
and family. Of Buckingham. and
son. Herbert. Of Petersburg. as
guests Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Newton Cunning
ham. Walker and JOY. Of Black
stone. were week end guests Of the
H. C. Cunninghams. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlton Cunningham and son,
David, and H G. Cunningham. Jr..
and family. of Farmville. were
guests during the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs E S. Blackburn
had as guests their son. Russell.
and family, of Radford. Friday and
Saturday
Mrs. Thornton Cunningham and
Mr. and Mrs. r. E Booker accom-
panied Mr. and Mrs Robert Camp
bell to Richmond Tuesday to the
opening meeting Of the Grand Chap
ter OF the Order of the Eastern
Star.
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Fork OF Willis News
DR.. Snead To Give
Organ Recital

Dr. Russell Snead. Of Columbia.
will give an organ recital at Oak
wood Sunday at pm. At the same
time, there will be community
hymn sing Of favorites. The public
IS invited.
Billie Pepper returned home Sat
urday after spending several days
for observation in the Medical Col
lege Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. James Owen and
daughter. Ann Hite. Of Saluda,
visited her mother, Mrs. Kate
Baker. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. l. Duncan. Jr..
were business visitors III Farmville
Saturday.
Nh and Mr.. J p. Baber enter
tanned at their home in Lakeside
Village Saturday night with cook
oat steak supper, honoring their
mothers. Besides the honor guests.
Mesdames Baber and Stonnell.
other guests attending were MI
and Mrs Frank Baber. Jr., and
children. Miss Maria Baber. Mes
danes R w billiard. of Carriers
vile. and J M Shepherd, Of Cum
berland. and the Misses Nellie Mae
and Janet Stonnell. of Cumberland
Sunday dinner gues Is Of Mrs.
Lucy Duncan We're MI and Mrs.
John Duncan and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c Whittemore. Of Richmond, Mrs.
Tucker Harrison and children and
Mr. and Mrs Harold Duncan Mr.
and Mrs w. Z. Dunkum, Of Dill
Wyn, called in the afternoon.
Mrs. Lucy Duncan Is spending
the week with her son-in-laW and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Dun
KUN. in DillWyn
Mrs W. r. SatterWhite, Mrs. D.
W White and Betsy visited Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Duncan Monday
Mn and Mrs Billie Richardson.
Of New Canton. called in the w H.
Duncan home Monday afternoon
Mf ana Mrs Paul Flovd Of
Fredericksburg visited in the J.
NJ Barker home Monday
and children. jeanne and Tommy
Nj and Mrs J. K. Sinclair and
son, Keith. Two friends and Miss
Elizabeth Stcger, Of Gloucester
were here for the week end to be
with Mrs. Sinclair's mother Mrs
~ y steger for Mothers Day.
Others VISITING her during the day
We're Charlie. Andrew and Joe. and
Mrs H o Webster.
Mus B W Maxey had with her
for Mothers Day. Melvin Maxev
from North Carolina. MI and Mrs.
Earl Maxey M! and Mrs Herbert
Maxey and children IL W. Maxey
Of Richmond: Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Bryant Nl and Mrs Fred Bryant
of Amelia and MIR and Mrs
Floyd Maxey and daughters, Of
Scoftsville
They also honored Mrs. Clara
Macy on her Goth birthday with
an open house Sunday evening
Many friends and relatives called
10 extend her best wishes for a
happy birthday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-15
Old Abilene

There will be homecoming at
Beulah Methodist Church May 81
Miss Mabel Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Driskill and Mrs. Albert Davis
motored to Richmond. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs William Driskill and
Mrs. Mabel Fowler. Of Richmond,
visited their mother, Mrs. Helen
Drlskill, or Mothers Day
The WSCS Of Beulah met with
Mrs Hazel Nelson. Thursday after
noon
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Driskill
were at their home this Week end
Mrs. H m an Nelson's father
spent last week with them
Mrs Hazel Nelson VIII hold a
studio girls party at Mrs. H. II.
Dickerson's Friday evening at 7::3o
Z m.
Dr.. W. r. Pankev is With his
mother this week
Mrs. Louis B Vreeland. of Char
lofte, n c.. returned home Satm-
day after spending some time with
her brothers and sister.
Recent visitors at WiS.ashade
were Mr. and Mrs Glenn AIillican.
son, Tommy. Mrs Maude Womack,
Mrs Ruby Redd, Rev. and MIS-. L.
A Gray Mrs. Matt Lyle. Dave.
Morton and Read McGehee and
Mrs Boyd Nichols and son. Nicky
Of Roanoke.
Mrs. Cecil Lang nee Lucy Nc
Geheel, OF Texas. viii arrive Fri
day to spend some time with her
brother and sister-n-law Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave McGehee.
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Dial Telephones
Continued from page II

delays il placing calls. if they are
encountered will be only for few
seconds the engineer pointed out.
The present system has a limi-
tation Of 10 local calls which can
be handled simultaneously. This
VIII be increased to 300 by the dial
system which means that waiting
time for local calls. even as little
as il is now will be reduced by
halt That Is enough to make it
practically negligible.
Noggle summarized his remarks
with the explanation that his COM
panv considers Farmville one Of
the more progressive communities
we serve. The new system should
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-15
Board To Appeal
Continued from page II

sion Of 1859: ard 3 to establish
private educational facilities.
That statement came Immediately
after the ruling Of the Fourth Cir
cut Court Of Appeals III which the
county was told it would have to
integrate its high school in Septem-
Der and must formulate plans for
the admission of children into the
elementary schools. without re-
gard to race and to receive and
consider applications to this end at
the earliest practical day.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-15
Town Council
Continued from page

Continued from page y
regulations. the crossing is hazard
Gus at times. they contend.
Authorization to contract for the
annual audit Of town financial re-
cords with the accounting firm Of
A. Lee Rawlings, of Norfolk, was
made by council.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08

Mrs. J. Frank WaddeM and Mrs.
Carwell Hughes as associate
hostesses.
Spring floweres were dainty
in the rooms.
Following the devotional by
o. M. Rogers, chaplain, Mrs. J
Frank Wadden, president, heard
reports and a tour Of garden:
and old homes around George
ton. Pee Dee and the Santet
area was planned.
The report of the school
ground improvement was mos
encouraging, numerous tree:
and shrubbery have been plant
ed. Clubwomen voted to buy 6
hose to keep the plants watereo
during the summer months.
The Fair Bluff and MARKETS.
clubs will be hostesses for the
10th District meeting of club:
in Fair Bluff and Mrs. H. A
Turner was appointed as CO.
chairman from the Fair Bluff
club.
Mrs. H. E. Floyd, program
chairman, introduced Miss Har-
ris. a member of the local school
faculty who spoke on spring
fashions.
Mrs. Thad Bethea won the
fashion contest.
Mrs. Tom Clayton and Mrs
Sharp Turner were received as
new members.
Mrs. Ellis Devine MeareS.
Mrs. James RADON and Miss
Harris acted as judges in the
modelling contest.
Refreshments were served
during the social hour by the
hostess.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
Ne1V Life HID Club
Plans FIo1Ver Event

The New Life Home Demon
stration Club met with Mrs
Harry Stephens at her home
Friday evening.
Miss Earline Gibson, home ag-
'ent, gave the demonstration or
Paint and How To Use It. Re-
ports were given on Food Con-
servation by group discussion
and Food and Nutrition was
given by Mrs. Murray Fowler
and House Furnishing by Mrs
Curly FippS.
Mrs. Ralph Jolly reported on
the Home Demonstration Dis
triCt meeting activities held on
Thursday in Proctorville. Each
Is to make a flower ar
rangement for the May meeting
and take a guest to the session.
\ recreation period with re-
frCShmcntS was enjoyed with
seven members in attendance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08

hanson, directors; Sam Scott,
Jr.. secretary treasurer and
Dan Jones, sergeant at arms.
The nominating committee
was composed Of J. Bruce Eure,
Broadus Small and DIR. M. A
Waddell.
New members indicted in
lcluded willard Small, R. F. Lee
and William Waller. Retiring
president Eure explained the
function of the Rotary to the
new members.
William Waller accompanied
the group at the piano in the
singing of several selections
The officers will be installed
in a Ladies' Night affair May
LIST at the Pee Dee Lodge with
Charles McCuller as guest
speaker.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
g. H. Harrison
At Home Here

{. II. HARRISON is now al his
home on the Pircway Road att
er being with daughter. H..
d. NJ. Currie, Sr. Curr,y. ana .
granddaughter. Mrs. Th-lma r.
HARRISON IN the Lebanon 81, -
ton for some time. ~. l.a-.
son continues i'll hU. r,s.
visitors.
Mrs. HarrclSon is al home ".
him and is ESTABLISHING 4 bus!
ness under the name The Va
iety Shop at the residence
Mrs. Evelyn Carroll. her sister
in-law of the New Hope section,
is to be associated with her in
the new business.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08

Smith.
Miss Leona Long of whiteville
spent the week end with rela-
tives MIR. and Mrs. 1. w. Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macie ding and
family. and Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vim Long and family.
Liston Grice of whiteville
was the Sunday afternoon guest
of his mother Mrs. J. w: Gricc
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Long and
children of Nakina were Sunda.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Macie
Long.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Donnie
ICanady and family Sunday after,
noon were their children Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Lovett ant
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Canady and children of Tabor
City. and Mr.. and Mrs. Bud vii
hanson of Green Sea.
Visiting Mrs. ]. Lester Gore
Sunday were her children Mr.
and Mrs. Clifton Gore of White
vile. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Cor,
of Bolton. Mr.. and Mrs. r. J
Gore of Guideway.
Mrs N. T. Bozeman of Griss
town. spent Sunday with hel
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Lonnio
Grice.
Guy Gore of Longs was the
Saturday guest of his father J
Major Gore Sr.
Keith Lay of Durham spent the
week end with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Fred E. Lay.
Mrs. Lundy Larrimore. and
Mrs. Major Gore Jr. were Satur,
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c
Ray
Miss Helen Crib of White.
Will spent Sunday with her sis,
ter in Chadbourn.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
Larrimorc and family SUNDAY
were their children Mr.. and Mrs
Dclhert I.arrimorc and family a.
Iron Hill. and NJ. and Mrs
Horace Smith of Longwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benny Duncan
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
Mrs. Cecil Mercer
EntertainS At Bride

Mrs. Cecil Mercer INHERITANCE
her bridge club at her home re,
Gently at which time Mrs. Jane,
Brice received tn" hirh >cn~
award.
Others making up the table
included Mrs. Fred VI. JCrnigar
Sr., Mrs. Arthur Prince. Mrs. d
Frank McGougan. Jr.. Mrs. J. c
Singletary. Mrs. jamie B. Bell
Mrs. Marion Baxter and Mrs
Howard HARRISON.
A sweet course was served dur
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
Pr E W AY
N E " 6
By EDWARD GORE

M-Sgt. Nolan L. Chestnut sta
toned at Camp Pickett. Va. is
spending a few days with hi.
wife and mother Mrs. Nolan l.
Chestnut, and children, and Mrs
Louise Chestnut of Olyphic.
Paul c. Gore of Pireway made
a business trip to Myrtle Beach
Monday.
Mrs. F. A. Coleman of Holden.
Beach is spending several day.
with her sister Mrs. T. E. Smith
Miss Martha Gore of Tabor
City Spent the week end with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. 10,
Gore.
Harvey Buck of Jacksonville
Fla. left Monday after spendine
ten day vacation with his fami
~.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. f
Smith Sr. Sunday were Mrs
Eula Johnson. Bobby Gene John,
son. and Miss Sandra Joyce Lit.
tie all of Loris.
Ned Watts of Nakina was tn,
Sunday guest of his daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Elderdge Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hercur Brachcr
OF Old Dock were Sunday guests
of Mrs. Dollie Reeves.
Mrs. Ethel Taylor of Rocking
ham spent the week end with
her mother Mrs. Louise Chest
nut.
Davis Grice. and Robert Bucl
Of Pircway spent the week end
with relatives at Wilmington.
Paul c. Gore of Pireway mad
business trip to Myrtle BCaC'
Thursday morning.
Albert c. Buck of Tampa. Fla
is spending 30 day vacatio~
With relative SNI~. and Mrs iny
IN RucH. NJ ard Mrs. Jo-si
BENTON. Mrs. MANDY Rhodes. ~
Mrs. Oracle Cove.
NJ T-.,~ "''~'- &C ri~r.
.r.rn, "a. ,v..' "-'.r ~. ..-..
- ~.,' ~ y =. -ldorG1cr r
E.'~.if,.-;n.,.
Miss Mary Williamson OF IL
- Sr"nt the week end wit
rcn and sister and broth
" Mr.. and Mrs. Gcor"
''''""'Snn of Nakina. and "
Mrs. Paul c Gore of Pi-g
aid Mrs. Clvdc Todd @.
'h~urn Su"r: lie week en-
y NJ. and Mrs. Henry T
ith
-" ToIrcttc Flderdice of Will
r' 6 spending some time
Ms Erma Buck of Pirc.
~ Long of Wallace spent
wiii h pa~,r'
"! . lacy W. Lone an,
0"I'.r" .TarObS ~ Tr~r~r -
'""'inC some time witt DO
'a'Tily Mrs. CARVER Jacob
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommic Nor
of Bethel spent the week @
with Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest (
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
Tom Clayton Named
Fair Bluff Club Head

Members of the Fair Bluff
Rotary Club at a recent meeting
elected officers and directors for
the new year which begins July
II.
Tom Clayton will serve as
president: Charles Enzor. first
vice president; Charles 4. Scott
second vice president; Bob King
ID. A. Powell and Charles Will
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08

and children Of Guideway were
Sunday guests Of Mrs. J. B. Dun
can. Miss Ruth Duncan. MIR. and
Mrs. Fred Duncan and children,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR Tedder OF
Lake Waccamaw spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Macie Long
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
Pair Blubb Club
Hollis Busy Meet

The Fair Bluff Woman's Club
met at the home Of Mrs. Charles
A. Scott Friday evening with
Evening star., 1959-06-07

ncCcssaLy.
The two boys COM
Pleted their journey in
fine style, however.
jeered at occasionally
by cries Of "Cet a
hearse." First night on
the road, furthermore,
they found a way to get
free garage service. In
advertently they parked
Evening star., 1959-06-07

problem Is ser; for the graduates,
it's q scinniRe football team, and
for the faculty, It's parking.
New diplomo in his hot little
hands, a graduate decided to drive
with q friend from New York to
the Golden Gate, and informed his
parents that he had picked up a
suitable vehicle for $500.
''It has glass sides and is painted
deep purple" he explained.
sounds like a hearse to me"
snorted his father - and he was
right. An undertaken had bought
himself a new model, and would
have given away his rundown,
outmoded wreck for nothing if
Evening star., 1959-06-07

their battered vehicle in front Of the
premises Of the most prosperous
mortician in town, and went of for
supper. When they returned, the
mortician was wringing his hands.
You'll ruin me-" he walled,
you've probably ruined me al
ready. Get this dilapidated hearse
away and I'll pay your entire ga
rage and hotel bill for the night"
The trick sOorked in eUery sab
seqsseRt tOsCn they stopped at
from coast 60 coast.
The lost sisow. A nervous young
reporter was interviewing Dolores
Gray, star Of the new Broadway hit
'Destry Rides Again" After he
IL L. ls-Al
Evening star., 1959-06-07

nhu AC1IuCu uCI DtTtu.
place and elementary
schooling, he asked,
Miss Gray, what is
your college?"
She thought for a
moment, then Gd-
Hsitted cGndidIy,
"Weu, I guess les q
tOss-s.p betsOeen Yale
and Princeton."
Evening star., 1959-06-07
Thanks to $4,000 This Week Readers

WNK YoU Our THIS WEEK article How You Help President
Apr 49, stirred response beyond anything had anticipated
We asked readers Americas three important national
goals and we've been swmped by 5000 replies with still
coming in
To all readers who in ballots thanks We wish
could individually acknowledge contributions which included
fascinating and original collectively the ballots will
receive the best acknowledgment ALL being abuted and
the results will be forwarded President Eisenhower whose State of
the Union led TINS Weeks unique And
well publish complete report the poll in these pages
mGm: llEsAA~.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18

iod ahead, which could have turned
into a mild boom by Christmas
without the strike.
While no one actually desired the
strike, and while no one can be sure
that it will not be bad for business
in 1860. there may be possibility
that it will not be all bad if it
levels out what would have devel-
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18

pace of business which has been
developing in recent months.
Most of them, however, do not
believe that the strike will imperil
1860 business. to any great degree,
unless it continues for much long
er period. In fact, some believe that
the strike will have the effect of
leveling out the good business per-
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18

The loss of income will depress
buying power, of course, and it will
also reduce the amount of taxes
collected, so that for the fiscal year
1860 the u. S. budget will not be
in the black, as had been hoped. 1t
will be in the red. and the govern
ment will have to do more deficit
financing which is an infiationary
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18
NO PARACHUTE, EITHER

LOCKPORT. N. Y. R)-A pole
sitting raccoon may have set some
kind of bail-out record here when
utility workers tried to rescue it
from atop a 40-foot pole where it
was perched. The raccoon merely
jumped the 40 feet to the ground
and waddled on, apparently none
the worse for the leap.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18
SPEED UP

MADISON, Conn. Up Police
Chief Jacob Rickert, on his way
home for lunch, was stopped by one
of his officers with message. The
chief then stepped on the gas. The
officer had told him his garage was
on fire