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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
Ellington New
Headquarters Of
Civil Air Petrol
BY the Associated Press

The Civil Air Patrol-volun-
teer civilian auxiliary of the
Air Professionally closed Out
Its national headquarters here
yesterday.
Headquarters operations will
resume Monday at Ellington
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Use Of Explorer VI
ToAid Spocemen Seen

CAPE CANAvERAL, Fla, Aug. AP)-Exporer VI. the
American satellite might be used in novel longrange test
of technique for bringing the Nations first human space
traveller back safely space scientist suggested today
Six months year from while the satellite VIII
orbit scientists attenpt 70 fire. by radio signal
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06
by
NARY F. HARpOLE.
HOME AGENT

Cold. ripe, juicy fruit .
what's better on q hot summer
day. Fresh pears, plums and
peaches, the headliners on the
August plentiful foods list. are all
excellent fruits Tor eating "as Is"
or in salads and desserts.
These and other fruits or canta-
loupes and watermelons you may
find locally are perfect TO go with
summer sandwiches -. during
August, Sandwich Month.
Plentiful foods that you can
turn into sandwich filings are
eggs, small turkeys, peanut but
ter and summer vegetables. You
have lines and lemons for drinks
and flavors, grapefruit sections for
appetizers and salads and vege-
table fats and oils for salad dress
ing and spreads.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06

Which state grows the most
peaches?
Without reading further, your
answer might be South Carolina
or Georgia. But the correct an
swer is California. After Cali
fornia comes South Carolina,
Georgia, Michigan and Penn
sylvania and New Jersey.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06

Use your summer vegetables, as
tomatoes, green peppers. carrots.
cucumhers. celery, lettuce. green
beans as garnishes and cool, crisp
salads to 60 along with your sand
witches,
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06

You're probably noticing more
Medium" size eggs in your
grocery stores. This comes along
as new flocks OF layers come into
production. When you find the
price OF medium eggs z cents or
more below the price Of large
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06

MOORE'S RADIO & TV SERVICE:
For the Best Radio and Televi-
sion service In this area, Let a
man with 30 years experience do
the job. Service calls anywhere.
Reasonable price. Record play
ers repaired : AntennaS install
ed. Located on Carrollton Ave
on Lexington Acona road in for
mer Lehman Grocery store.
Business phone 755 = residence
417-J-1. 12-tn-np
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06

FOR SALE Colored property In
Mount Olive community. Modern
4room house completely, sheet
rocked. Painted inside and out.
Only 4 years old. Set on 3 acres
land with barn and stock pond.
Excellent buy. ALLIE POVALL
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06
Buying or Building A Home

buying OF Buud1n9 a Home
In setting up the financing plan
for your home, be sure to leave
enough money in savings to meet
family emergencies. Three months
salary is a good amount. Don't
try less than two months. It isn't
safe.
The money you can spare from
savings plus what you can borrow
is the amount you can plan to pay
for a home. Families usually can
afford a house that cost about 2h
times their gross annual income.
In your budget allow for regular
monthly payments not only on the
money you borrow but also on the
interest charges on the loan.
Don't forget to add taxes and
insurance.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06

eggs, the mediums are the best
buy.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06

Mr.. Henry McNeece, Stewart
Bridgforth, and Tommy Mont
gomery left Friday for Camp
Kickapoo. They are attending the
meeting of the order of the
Arrow, which is an honor given
in the Boy Scouts.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06

Miss Linda Ward Of Jackson
was the visitor of Miss Carol
Parker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Parker.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bridg-
forth, daughter Allie and Keith.
also Miss Becky Worthy enjoyed
their vacation in Pensacola, Flor
ida, this past week.
MI. Stewart Bridgforth visited
relatives in Aberdeen for the past
week.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06
Q PICKENS NEWS .

Mr.. Price Brock was the song
director this past week at the
Louisville Baptist Church at
Louisville.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06

Bill Parker was the weeks visi-
tor of Tommy Ward, Son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Ward Of jackson.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06
Home Agent

TID-BITS FROM
THE HOME AGENT
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06

Mrs. T. P. Montgomery, Misses
Faye Wynne and Daisy Lou were
the visitors of Mrs. Paul Ratliff
and Miss Byrd Montgomery Fri
day.
Holmes County herald., 1959-08-06
@.@MMZM

FOR SALE: English Bicycle, has
hand brakes, 3 speed gear, in
excellent condition, has been used
very little. Phi. SGT Lexington 3tnp
rOR SALE Natchez Hoop Skirt,
worn twice sale price $40. 90.
Pnone 500, Mrs. P. H. Williams.
FOH SALE Nice 3 bedroom home
near school. House in good CON
oluon and situated on level, shady
LOT. Ternite treated. Price reduced
70 sell. Loan available for veteran
or non-veteran. ALLIE POVAIL.
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to find a term Of almost the
same meaning among the def
nitions following it. For ex-
ample, the word numbered 8
may have practically the same
meaning as the definition let
tered (b). Write this down as
.3-b.
When you have all the an
swers, check against the correct
pairings at the bottom. Here
is how we score the quiz: 10 cor
rect, excellent; eight to nine,
good; six to seven, fair.
l. Heliocentric: (a) very
conceited; (b) narrow minded ;
Co taking sun as the center.
2. HemOgIObin: Ca wood
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land Sprite; (b) red blood;
(c) Indian sun god.
8. HeterOchr o m a tic: Ca
many-colored; (b) light-sen-
sitive; (c) disSonant.
4. Herculean: (a) prodi-
giously strong; (b) beloved of
the fair sex: (c) fiery.
5. HexagOn: (a) seven-sided
figure: (b) hex symbol seen in
Pennsylvania; Co six sided
figure.
6. Hiatus: (a) Introduction
to Ancient Greek; (b) gap;
Co kind of Phoenician summer
house.
I. Hierarchy: (a) sanity;
(b) arbitrary; (c) church gov
eminent.
8. HippOphagy: (a) study of
hippopotami; (b) eating horse
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meat; (c) study Of ancient
myths.
8. Hircine: (a) like Q goat;
(b) hairy; (c) pertaining to
mems clothing.
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WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
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BUZ SAWYER
POGO
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

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words to your northumberland
have fun doing it? Well, here
are 10 useful words all begin
ming with III" You'll know
the meaning of some of them
but others may prove puzzling.
For each numbered word, try
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-01

10. Hirsute: (a) hairy; (b)
goatlike; Co superbly tailored.
Answers: 1-C. 2-B, ga, 4-A,
sc. 6-B. TIC. BIB. ga, 10-A.
Released By the Bell Syndicate.
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use o motor with from l/loth to
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WHISPER oUIET-BIodes turn
slowly-therefore quietIy-with
o minimum Dir turbulence, be-
cause high motor speed of $50
RPM is reduced by beIt-pulleys
to low bIode speed. It's RPM.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20

the field Bob Page. an expert
tnced dozer operator now assocl
ated with the General Adjustment
Bureau here. put in many hours on
the actual grading task. w. W.
Dlckerson also contributed equip
lment and personnel for utilization
IN tho clearing and grading Of the
site.
Lumber for construction Of t h e
park was donated on an equal basis
Iby Falmvine Manufacturing Tay-
llor Manufacturing and Motley
Construction Companies. Lumber
lfor the fences wa given by But
lalo Shook Company. the the Burke
VILE Veneer Company donated the
posts
Kayton Fuel company supplied
tha naceS ary fuel. oil and grease
for the heavy equipment used or
the project This company also fur
nlshed fertilizer for seeding the dia-
n!ond
The Tuck Construction Company
roN Working on a highway pro
jcct M tie Rice area. provided
oln heavy equipment for the
lfVel.nT process.
Volunteers Unlimited
The list Of volunteers could 20
I'M and On and include individuals
III the four civic ORGANIZATIONS spon-
oring teams. the men and womef
WHO assisted II the successful fir
wv. thoSe sponsible for the SAL
Of the % billboards to encircle thc
fl4Id nv Wen ~ thu individuals who
purchased tie billboard ADVERTISING
space
Eqlsnlnen. and uniforms tor' the
fou MAJOR and four minor teams
planned VII be ordered IN the IN
mediate future Nelson added tha
nl.rs ar4 nov concrete for otfering
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20

have sent the game into overtime
by collecting He missed them
BOTH Some pressure on a kid.
though
Side Line Shorts
GERALD DUNCAN. former FHS
ard Hampden Sydney baseballer.
has made the varsity squad of the
Brooks Army Medical Center team.
the Comets. at FIT Sam Houston
Tex. The Comets. Fourth Army de-
Tending champions. have had Bob
Tulaey and on Newcombe on
earlier squads Gerald. Who re-
port having worked harder for
this berth than ever before. writes
the Comet squad is 90 per cen t
player property Of big league clubs
and pro experience performers
Duncan is playing left field
ONE TENTH OF A POINT kept
Powhatan's Artie Jessun Fl N
capturing the District individual
basketball scoring race the past
season. Spotiylyania S Bob Daniel
finished with a 238 per game ave
rage while Jessup ended al 23.7
after a whirlwind finish
TURKEY KILL in the Old Do
niinion in the past hunting season
dropped to seNen-year low Of
&c the Game Commission II
ports TIE previous season il was
2o60 Some 800 Of the turkeys were
taken east Of the Ble Ridge com
pared to $40 In la57-a8 The Com
mission says the shorter season
tins year waS necessary 70 insure
4 supply ii an area where turkeys
are becoming scarce.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20

He was named to the alltourney
squad gaining a second team berth
together with Billy Snider. Of Buena
Vista, Clyde Stone. Of Bassett. Ron
ME Hinkle. of Montevideo, and
Emory Hedgepeth, Of Southampton
1t was the first time a District 8
performer has been selected for the
honor
First team all-tourney selections
were confined to the finahsts and
included John Snider and Ronnie
Statome. of runner up Buena
Vista. and Eddie Stone, Bobby Joe
Quenenberry and Herman Dodson,
Of the champion Rassett squad.
Final Period Hurt.
Buckingham trailed by two points
at the half with the scoreboard
~aading 1929. After three quarters
he winners led by only seven at
70-43. The Bengals' 1867 edge in the
Sinal period was the big bulge.
Linwood Thomas netted u for the
3ucs. Don Reardon T. Swartz 6.
Iuddleston 4 and Hudgins |. All
State Herman Dodson and Eddie
Stone led the winners with 10 and
N points
Coach Conway said the Bassett
cam rode to the championship on
| IS speed. responsiveness and shoot
| ng. He believes the presence Of
Donnie Davis in the BUGS lineup
would have made considerable diff
| serence. you can't lose team
| leader and a Is point average
player without being hurt the
\ coach reports.
The Bengals did a fine defensive
| lob, Conway said. They must have
\ secuted US because then AMMAN box
| zone plus a man-to-man defense OF
\ Cecil Huddleston was the best one
% use against us. he pointed out
Huddleston entered the game witt
l4-point per game average. but ths
logged defense on him limited hin
10 four in the game.
Luck OF Draw
After their win over Buckingham
the Bassett team went on to Wi
66-43 over District 10 Montevideo i
the semlfinals and then downe
District ) Buena Vista 7q-59 in tn
championship game.
The BUGS less to the eventus
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20
Bowling Results
Addleman. Crewe
Mems Ten Pins

Results -Farmville Five 2. Coca
Cola |. Hub 2. Davidsons |. Five
Skunks 2. Leggett' S /.
Summaries-high game. Julian
Dunkum. Five Skunks. s06 pins:
high three game total. Julian Dun
KUN, $50 for l79-pin average; high
team. Coca Cola. 2.35l.p pms for ia
pin average per player
Standings Coca Cola as wins. -
losses; Leggett's 44-37. Five SkunkS
39-42: Davidson's 39-42; Hub 33-43;
Farmville Five 37-44.
The league has announced that
it will send two teams to the Hamp-
ton city title matches on April II.
and that a team will participate IN
the State ABC matches May and
3 at Arlington.
Ladies Duck Pins
Results Leggett' 3, NeWberry S
0: Baldwin's 2. Taylor Forbes l.
Home Furniture 2, Dorothy May. /.
Summaries high game. Mildred
OWnby, Leggett's, III pins: high
three game total. Mildred Ownby
297 for 99-pin average: high team,
Leggett's, 1903 pins for 87-pin aver
age per player.
Standings Taylor-Forbes 1863:
Leggett's 1911; Dorothy May 1912;
Home Furniture and Baldwin's. tied
al 1913, and Newberry's 9-l5.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20
Belono News
Belono News
Student Minister
Conducts Services At
Providence Church

A student minister conducted the
service at Providence Church Sun
day. Mr.. King brought the spiritual
message to a large congregation.
The service was held at En-
manuel Church Sunday with the
Rev. William G Christian. D. d.
conducting it.
The rector was absent as he was
at "Roslyn" with the delegates
from the churches attending the
annual convention Of the diocesan
Fellowship of Young Churchnen
Large Attendance
The fourth district conference Of
Hanover Presbyterial met in Provi-
dence Church on March l3 vi { h
104 ladies' present. Mrs Douglas
Blanton presided.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Dobbins, of
Richmond, visited Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Dobbins Saturday. and were
their supper guests. Mrs. Mary Nc
Donald. Of King William, and Mrs.
Harry Palmore. Of Powhatan, were
dinner guests there Wednesday.
The many friends Of Mrs Mary
Mcdonald are glad to welcome her
back to the county for a visit even
though it is a rather short one Her
late husband the Rev. w. T. Nc
Donald, was. pastor Of the Presby-
terian church in the county for
many years.
Chester Childress. Of Richmond
was recent guest Of Mrs. Beulah
Walthall.
There is still a good deal of sick
ness In the county. Many children
have the flu.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H
Dobbins Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs
Dave Anderson and three children.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Anderson. Mr..
ard Mrs. John Gravatt. and Mr..
and Mrs. Halves Grav$tt, all resi-
dents of Richmond.
Flowers Are Lovely
Notwithstanding the cold weather
with much wind that March brought
to Us the Spring flowers are lovely
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20
Revival Set At
Burkeville Baptist

The Burkeville Baptist Church
will participate in the North Ameri.
can Continent Evangelistic Crusade
with revival services March 22-29
DR.. j. Winston Crawley. secretary
for the Orient for the Southern
Baptist Foreign Mission B GA r d
will be guest evangelist for these
services.
There will be a brief prayer ser
vice each evening at 7:30 with the
worship service beginning at 7:45.
DR.. Crawley will preach at the
evening service on Sunday. March
%. and at the HOO o'clock and
the 7:45 pm. services on March %.
There will also be an Easter Sun
rise Service at Goodwin's Lake at
SEQ I'm. on the 18th.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20
Baseball Diamond For Little BOYS
Takes Shape On 4 Rapid Schedule

The diamond for the Little Boys
league i rapidly taking shape and
work is progressing. on schedule
said Richard G Nelson, president
OF the board Of directors Of the
league today The league board
was established III January under
the auspices Of the Farmville Me
mortal Recreation Association.
The grading and leveling Of the
diamond which is located in tn e
park area north of the swimming
pool has been completed. an d
members of the board Of directors
and other volunteers plan to pro
coed with the actual construction
Of the park this week end The dia
mond will be seeded Saturday Ill
order that an excellent playing sur
lace will be ready for use in June.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20
Guinea.

Dinner and luncheon guests in
the J. E. Meador home Sunday.
March 2 were Winfrev Meador.
the NJ. E. Meador family Mr.. and
Mrs. George Marvel and daughter.
LYNDA Gail, all Of Richmond. and
R. H Meador. Of Midlothian.
Mrs Sam Lockner. Of Wood
lawn. was hostess to the WSCS of
Centenary Church Wednesday eve
ming. A splendid attendance was
reported
Mrs. Smith, of Amelia. was a
Thursday guest of her brother and
sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs Aldy
Shave.
Mrs. w B. Walker, Jr.. returned
home Friday after spending a week
in Richmond hospital
Mrs. Charles Womack. Jr.. re-
turned home Thursday after having
undergone an operation at n e
Southside Community Hospital.
The J. A. Hazlegrove family. OF
Portland, were recent guests OF
the John Warner family. of Farm
vile, and of Miss Rosa Allen. Of
Route 3. Farmville.
Miss Lucille Ferguson. of Lynch
burg, was home for the week end.
David Walker and NJ T. Bauser-
man went to Richmond Saturday.
They were accompanied by Mrs
w D. Walker, Mrs M T. Bauser-
man and Mrs. r. E. Garrett. who
went shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Womack
were Sunday afternoon guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Walker
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20

tournament winner repeated the
hard luck of District in previous
years in the drawing. District 3
squads have repeatedly drawn their
opening round foe from the stronger
basketball districts.
Buena Vista went up to the finals
on wins OF 55-37 over District 9
Marshall, 72-53 over District Z Gar
den and 62-47 over District South
ampton in the semifinal.
Appomattox. representing District
A. lost to Southampton $3.50 in the
first round
Bassett. ranked third going into
the District tournament, whipped
undefeated Blacksburg and 1883
State Champion Malstinsville to gain
the loop spot in the tourney. A late
conner this season. Bassett was 9
co-favorite with Buena Vista a
VII.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20

and the birds are enjoying them
selves A very handsome Rube
robin was paradlng around my
yard this morning and blue birds
have been giving sweet calls.
State birds are unusually hand
some, but Juncos are still with Us
as they know Spring has not yet
arrived
Dickse mockingbird is still h e
boss at 'Birdland, Farm" though.
and he refuses to eat any food but
raisins- He is very early riser
and comes to his station for his
breakfast before I have mine.
Stephen Paleologus. who has been
in Florida since before Christmas.
returned to his home at Belona this
week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20

the privilege Of participation to
boys. age 8-l2. The four major
teams viii be sponsored by b E
Lions, the Jaycees. the Moose and
the Rotary organizations.
He also issued reminder that
the board Of directors is now in a
position to accept application for
managerial and assistant manager
positions. Anyone interested may
contact Nelson or any member Of
the previously announced board Of
directors.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20
Very Enthusiastic

very enthusiastic and encouraa
ing was the way Hugh Moore
state commits sioner and member of
the national board Of directors Of
the league described the develop
ment Of the Farmville program
Wednesday evening Moore came
here from South Boston 70 meet
with the local board 70 offer sug
sestlons for getting the teams or
sanized
Nelson termed HE cooperation
from local busines snlen and friends
III assisting the board of directors
IN the project as excellent.
The list OF volunteers il yolunll-
nous Franklin Bruce and Julian
Bradshaw donated 4 bun dozer for
the initial clearing and grading Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20
1Eo,,,.
.&;de&,,e
By JOHN STICK

Coach Martin Conway. who O
tle State Group
mas suggested how that story which has
of LtIict 3 can be changed from SoroNfu happy ending
There's ever tcals for
program OF basketball emphasis rouniba1
s colled 70 Its 5-Iaol heyea with
bah and baseball
Just lo some pleasant after tournament basketball talk though.
heres what Coach
with the all conquerin2 Yves Virginia
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20

FHSt. nlre a good physical edu-
cation teacher on 4 county-w d e
basis. one who can teach basket
ball and work with kids Then. CON
suuct three or four outdoor asphalt
courts at scattered points around
the county.
Get Them Early
With the directing head and the
courts secured then get the pro
gram operative starting in the fifth
and sixth grades when the young
sters are first acquiring their IN
terest III sports. Next stress basket
ball so that il becomes Il year-round
athletic activity in the school ply
steal education program
That. Conway believes. would
take up the one to two year ability
difference found between our hOys
and the boys they meet IN the state
tournament
Conway used his own standout
player. Bucky Fails. as an example
'Bucky .only now is blooming out as
a basketball player. yet he il a
senior and leaves us now. Under a
program Of emphasis. he'd have
reached his present potential per
haps by his sophomore. or GER.
tainly. his junior year
The emphasis and experience diff
ference is what shows up at h e
state tournament Fails was good
enough to be named to the all
tournament squad second team. bat
had his natural ability been har-
messed to basketball training pro
gram as sixth-grader. ne might
have been on the first five. and
the Buccaneers might be h {
champions n 5 e Of Ba ssett
That's what it will takei
Jimmie Bryan. the astute and
successful coach of E c. Glass
Highs state Group I champions.
can be found most anytime down
with the elementary school young
sters. He. too. knows what il means
to take the rough edges off early
and get g one to tWo-year Jump on
the opposition
Tournament Highlights
Conway tabled Buena Vista s
John Snider, the best high school
player I'VE seen this year. any
where. possibly among the best
I've ever seen. The 90" senior
forward scored 23-32-2l-l3 points. a
total of 81 and new Group II
tournament record. during his four
games al Dlacksburg
Smder scored 63l points hi !
season and | .302 for his four year.
at Parry McCluer High to set a
new District ) record. The Buena
Vista squad vas undefeated a. 25-
o when it ran into Bassetts Ben
gals who bumped Buckingham
in the first round in II the
finals
Basseit 1888 victory III tn e
championship game set a new
Group II tournament record for a
single-game scoring. BY winning
BasSett also gave District a new
state record with five stale champ
ionships. District 9. chiefly by the
work Of Cnntwood. held the pre-
ylous mark of four state titles.
Tournament tough luck guy was
joey George. Of Appomattox II
their first-round game With South
aInpton. Appomattox was trailing
$3.50 when George was fouled as
the final whistle blew He had twl
free throws after the gun and could
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20
State Tourney Recap
Observation-Disclosures
Champions Closest Run

Buckirghams o Champion the
first before
Bengas their closest the
all-tour Falls
Falls.
what Coach Marty called superb performance shining
finch