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The Sidney herald., 1959-11-18
IN THK DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SRVBNTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
nR RICHYANn

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIL
SRVBNTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF TIE r. sT FAT. OF MONTANA oH1AHx
or RICHLAND
IN THE MATTER or THE ESTATE OF
IDA McCONAHA. DECEASED.
NOTICE or SALE OF
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
unde and by virtAre of an order OF
sale Of "a and personal property in
the above entitled estate. / Will sell
to the highest bidder for cash the
following described real estate located.
situated. and being IN the Town of
Savage. County OF Richland. State of
MAntanA- and described as follows:
A tract Of land in Lots -Four "a and
Seven "a OF Section Thirty-three
t0). T0wnahip Twenty t20) North.
Range Efky-eight (s6) East of Mon
t1nA Principal Meridian. Richland
Co. Montana. containing "a acres.
mure or k4 md more particularly
de1cRfbed - AunuWs: Beginning at a
poiuk on the Ehg* and West mid
sGGe1pu Atna ~ lest easterly from
DE Wet quarter corner of said
section *: thence 1t an angle of 81
fcet: thence It an angle of 80
degrees to the right l94.7 feet TO a
point on the westerly line of the
N@1ANn Pactfic Railway right-of-
way: thence 9outh-westrly along
The boundary Of the Northern Pacific
Raiiwuy 70 is Intersection with the
EMteRty line of the United States
Government main canal rignt-of-
way: thence NortneaSterly along said
main cnnAl n~1ht-o6-way to the point
Of beginning: together with h
prtaances Whatsoever to the same
belonging or in any wise appertain-
ing
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-18
LOST

LOST@Adies purse near Moose Club
containing glasses. Reward for return
of glasses TO Herald Office. Attic
UOST-Black and white rat terrier
answers to name of Tony. Call Jack
Crosgrove. Phone 76lW with any
information. 9-uc
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-18
Legal Notices

NOTICE Is HHREBY GIVEN that
the Sidney Locker and Creamery
Company. a corporation. of Sidney.
Montana. has sold. transferred and
conveyed unto Hardy's Dairy of Sid
ney.. Montana, the trade name Rich
"Rich-Land'' after the 10th OF october
1859. sdall be products of Hardy's
Dairy of Sidney, Montana.
SIDNEY LOCKER AND
CREAMERY COMPANY
Publish Nov. Ii, Is, Is
NOTICE OF SALE
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS of Rich
land County, Sidney. Montana, the
following will be offered for sale:
One ~ barn located at the Sidney
Home for the Aged.
Appraised value $4,000
Sealed bids will be received up to
BOO o'clock A. M. Monday. November
An bids to be addressed to the Clerk
and Recorder Of Sidney, Montana.
The Commissioners reserve the right
to reject any and all bids.
Dated this 10th day of November.
1859.
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
RichIand County. Sidney,
Montana
James E.. SpurgeOn,
Chairman
Publish Nov. II. 18. Is
A SPECIAL ELECTION
A Special Election OF School Dist.
No. II Ricnland County, Montana will
be held tor the purpose Of moving the
Schmitz Shcool from Section IS.
Township n, Range So. to the Rxf-
fatto School site.
The polls will be open Nov. 18th
from 2 pm. to 4 pm. O'Clock. at the
Ruffatto School.
Qutnto Ruffatto
Al Schmdtz
Publish Nov. IL, II
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-18
U CHRIST INTO
CHRISTMAS

This year with your cards and
gifts. Now Is the time to buy
your - SCRIPTURE TEXT
CHRISTMAS CARDS. We have
= large stock on hand.
For those who want cards i'm
printed with their names we
have a large selection of sam
Piles TO show you. Imprinted
cards should be ordered by
Nov. 20 to assure delivery in
time.
Many new items in the gift line
are also available. Come in and
browse around. Hours Monday
Through Friday ! TO 5 pm
Saturday 8 am. TO 5 pm.
SIDNEY BIBLE BOOK STORE
Richland National Bank Bldg.
(Side entrance on Main Street,
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-18
FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Hampshire boar pigs.
Market price. Ray Schmifz, Brock
ton, Mont. Located 10 miles south of
Brockton. A-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-18
FOR RENT

RENT-One room modern fur
nished apartment. Utilities furnish
ed. Phone 825J. see at GLIB 7th Ave
S. E. 44-2tp
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-18

wANTEDEWArTRESSES = Experien-
ced only. Dining 20 service
Apply at desk Lxlonds Hotel. <-nc
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-18

Two men or husband and wife TO
work supervisor in this and sur
rounding territory. Above average
earnings. Paid daily and large mon
THY bonus. Must be ab2e to do some
travelling. No night work and no
investment. Company car furnished
TO person VINO qualities. Age no
handicap If active. For interview
see MI. Hoffman. Valley Hotel 300
TO 900 Thursday evening. A-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-18

FOR RENT and 3 room furnished
apis. See at 800 E. Main OF Phone
saw. A-tfc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
RELP WOMEN

REcEPTIoNIsT- TYPIsT. age rs 10
40 in 1-girl once; minor book
keeping: must BE- peat. accuratee,
any time, RA, b-19l4.
RECEP. -TYPIST, young S60-SSC
Dictaphone-TYPlsT - $75-SS(
Girl Friday, lit. shor. SOC
so others DAILY SELECT pos.
TOP sal. Smaller chg. Phone Miss
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HELP WOMEN
OFFICE MANAoER, iOr ),

OFFICE MANAGER, for service
org, public contract, sect'l, skills
nee, nice position for mature per.
son, 5 days, to $500. POTOMAC
EMPL., 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl.
ia. 10000.
OFFICE TRAINEE, to age So. key
punch and genl. ofc, duties, typ
min. 80 wpm., excel. benefits, .
days. start $50 wk. with raise q
S74 In q mos. POTOMAC EMPL.,
2334 Wilson blvd, Arl., ia
$4,000.
PART-TINiE sALEsCLERKs for
pm. TO 10 pm. weekdays; hours
Sat. and sun. STANDARD DRUG
CO., ll15 II ne.
PART.TIME JOD showing, Sarah
Coventry Jewelry as seen on
QUEEN FOR-A-DAY Car AND
phone nee. White. IA. 5.5025.
PART-TIME EvENINGs-Telephone
clients from your home. EN-. g.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02

ne Mckay and MI and Mrs Dor
aev GLASS
MAJ snd Nns willard Calhoun
ana j W and Judy calhoun visited
Ai and Mls. $. II (ioin IN Pros
Dect aiid MI ana 49, Doe Cal
A0um iii farnYlle during II e
Christmas season MI and Mrs.
RAYMOND Hammock had dinner
with them Saturday night
Mrs Jessie Southall, Mrs Joe
Garland. Hugh Cabell Garland and
Jesse Wood visited Mr. and Mrs
Cartel Lewis and family in Jeters-
Vile. Christmas Day
Departs For Carolina
Mrs. Robert Porterfield left the
day after Christmas to spend about
tem days with her mother, Mrs L.
B Tadlock, in Woodland. N. c.
Mr., and Mrs. Logan Hammock
LEFT Sunday for Sandston. and Ar
chez Southall for Richmond after
spending the holidays with thel
PATENTS
An. end Mrs. c. F Ellington
we're dinner guests o. his mother
MIS- Fanny Ellington. Christmas
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02

Day. Afterwards they went to Gull
pepper to visit her sisters and other
relatives.
M. and Mrs John Wilks a n d
Lucy Fay visited Mr.. and Mrs. L.
NJ Wilks in Appomattox, Friday
MIS-. Stanley Mckay. Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Tribble and sons we're
Saturday supper guests of h e
Lloyd McKays in Farmyille.
Calls At HammOcks a.
Nh and Mrs. Billy Hammock and
daughter, Ann. Of Arlington, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hammock
during the holidays.
R. w. Dupuy spent several days
in Martinsville this week. visiting
his brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Laurence Dupuy
Mrs. Jessie Southall received
painful injury Christmas Eve catch
ing one of her fingers in the door
Of car. II is much impoved at
this time.
Mrs. James Anderson and chill
dren, of Amelia. and Mrs. Peytor
jefferson. of Victoria. called on
Mrs. T. S. Baskerville. Saturday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02
Turkey Cooking
Booklet Is Free

A revised version of Turkey on
the Table the Year Round" US
Department of Agriculture bulletin
is off the press in time to help
hOmemakers who want to take ad-
vantage Of the plentiful supply 81
turkeys now on the market. The
new edition is complete guide to
cooking turkey, and includes
recipes for using leftovers 1t also
gives directions for stuffing an
cooking turkey halves and quarters
sold in some retail stores
The bulletin includes a guide to
estimate how many pounds of
readytO-cOOk turkey to buy to get
the right number Of cooked serv-
ings. The guide takes into account
the larger proportion Of meat per
pound on heavier birds.
For example, small turkey of
seven pounds or less yields about
one serving per pound of ready-to-
cook weight. A bird weighing eight
TO Is pounds yields one serving for
each "a pound of ready-to-cook
weight. and large bird of 16
pounds or over yields one serving
for each one-half pound Of ready
to-cook weight.
Single copies of Turkey on the
Table the Year Round" tHG-45)
are free on request from the Of
flee of Information. U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington 25
D. C.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Duke and
family. Of Richmond. visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B w. Viii
burn Sunday. Other visitors were
Sam Hatcher and boys. Of Rich
mond, his son, David Hatcher. OF
the Air Force from Orlando Fla !.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Worthy
Of Roanoke.
Visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs W. T.
Stokes recently were Mr.. and Mrs.
W. E. Stokes and family. Of Rich
mond, Mrs. Sidney Alan Stokes and
son. Of Ballsvllle, and Mr.. an d
Mrs Frederick w. BoatWright and
daughters, Stuart Stokes. Rylamd
Stokes and Mrs. Marion Stokes. o.
Richmond.
Mrs. J. j. Boatwright. Of BHck-
ingham, and Mrs. Roger Smith and
children, of Richmond, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Boatwright
Saturday evening. Other visitors
were Mr.. Holt, of Richmond ard
Mrs Douglas Marley. Of Provost
Mr. and Mrs Gene Kinnier, OF
Arlington, Mrs. Moses NunnalIy
and Mrs. Elizabeth Bolts visited
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Palmore Sat
urday.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Swami Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion SILVER and family. Of Rich
mond, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fogg. of
Richmond, and Mr. and Mrs.
'Freckles" Fergerson and son, Of
Portsmouth. They also visited Mrs.
Rosa Palmore and Mr.. and Mrs.
B. w. Wilburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wall and
family, Of Aiken, S. c., visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bagby
Jones for Christmas. Other visitors
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence AL
len and family, Of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Smith, Of
Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Lu-
cado, of Pamplin; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Tommy Coin spent Christ
mas with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Smith.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02
fork OF willis Ns1s
Jimmy Cook Returns
Home From Tour OF
Army Training

Holiday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Carnes were Mrs. Rose o.
burn. of Richmond. and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Blevin and daughters.
Of Norfolk.
Dinner guests Sunday Of The }
Nj. Bankers we're Mr. and Mrs.
O. w. Ball. Jr. and family, Of
Moseley. and Miss Ruth Kirby.
Mrs. Kate Baker visited i z 4
daughter, Mrs. Dixie Owen, at Sa
luda recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Acie Allen n d
family, of Buckingham. visited the
L. l.. Flippen family Christmas
Day.
Miss Maria Baber is spending the
holidays at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Ball spent
Christmas Day in Richmond visit
ing her children.
Miss Bessie Anderson, Of Rich
mond. is spending some time with
Mrs. w. C. Flippen
Mr. and Mrs c. S. Glass. of
Warwick. spent few days with her
mother. Mrs. Lucy Duncan.
Jimmie Cooke has returned to
his home after six months training
with the National Guard at Fl.
Knox, KY, and Fl Jackson. SC.
Guests Friday in the H. E. Cooke
home were Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Pfieffer and sons. of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Elliot n d
daughter, OF Lvnchburg. and Mrs
Tucker Harrison and childreA-
Mr. and Mrs. p. L. Duncan visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Scott il
Norfolk Christmas Day
Billy Barker. of Richmond. and
0. W. Ball. Jr.. Of Moscley, were
hunting guests Of J NJ. Barker Fri
day
/ Mr. and Mrs w. r. Dlnkum amt
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Leap and
Mary Louise. Of Dillwyn, visited
Mrs. Lucy Duncan Christmas Dav
Guests there Friday were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Duncan Of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Flippen were
supper guests Friday night of Nj
and Mrs Acie Allen in Buckineham
Supper guests Wednesday Of MI
and Mrs. Willie Duncan were tho
\ Misses Betty Jane Willis and Royce
Ryburn, Of Powhatan. and p Z
Jr.. and Robert Duncan
\ Mr. and Mrs. Willie Duncan spent
Christmas Day with her parents
Mr. and Mrs G. A Simpson. neal
FarmNille
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02

IA special commemorative stamp
is to be issued in 1859 to mark the
centennial Of an industry that has
literally revolutlonized the world VIZ
live in the Oil industry The de-
nomination. Size and color oi tha
stamp is to be announced later, ac-
cording TO the Postmaster General.
The stamp VIII be issued at Titus
vile. Pa, on October q the birth
place Of the American OIL industry
and 100 years 10 the day that TIN
first commercial oil well became a
reality
All in ALL as the American Pa
troleum Institute points out 1889 il
destined to be stand-out year III
oils history. A special Centennial
Committee under Institute sponsor
ship. has been working On the ami
versaly for some time Il will pro
duce variety Of materials to helr
oil men and Oil companies observe
the great event.
It's hard to believe it now bit
Colonel E d " n l. Drake, whc
brought in that first well, was ridi-
culed at the time, aEd his path Wax
filled with Illustrations and money
troubles. Bankers cut off his credit
and he had to hook his life insnr
ance to keep on drilling What hap
pened is history
The Centennial slogan il Till
"Oil's First Century Born in Free
dom, Working for Progress" Moth
ing could fit the case more aptly
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02
WOrsham Round Up

Preston McQuarry, Of Mexico
City Mo. visited his mother. MIS-.
Il 0 McQuarrv. ard MS brother
in-laW and Sister Ar alA Mrs.
John Milk:. from Trlday mal
Christmas Day
Allinan Third Class Earl Dall3l't
arrived laSt Tuesday to spend the
Christmas holiday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Creed Denart. He
has been stationed in Labrador fol
some time.
The DeHarts had a family din
ner Saturday at which they were
Joined by Nh. and Mrs. 4. R. Gift
fifth and family. Of Keysville. Mn
and Mrs. Billy pedd and children
Of Charlottesville. and Mr.. and Mrs
jackie D Throckmorton II 4
family. Of Roanoke.
OH To Washington
Mrs. c. l.. Irving. Mis- BETTY
l.loyd Irving and Miss Bette I.oa
I9oie left last Friday to VISIT MI
and Mrs. GEORGE Btuleigh in wash
inaloii d C., MI and Mhs Boslei
Coleman III Arlington ana Com
mander and. Mrs HUGH H. Dun
kun. Jr,. in Alexandria
Mrs. Chester Ellineton visited
Miss Rose Aiatacia in Richmond
before Christmas and ithcy speAt
the day downtown shopping.
Mrs. Willard Calhoun visited hes
grandmother Ms Newton Blisen-
tine. Friday.
Mr.. and MRS. Howson Cole and
daughter. Of Richmond. spent 4
part OF Christmas with the Dapuvs
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs. RAYMOND
Chernault during the holidays welf
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Deutsch. Of
Washington. q. c.. and Miss Eunlcc
Chernault Of Covineton.
Hurt Supper Guests
Mrs. Stanley Mckay and Eiuesr
Mckay spent Christmas Day vii
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin IllbDle anp
family in Hurt. The Tri5bles re
turned with them for the wee-1 end.
Mr.. and Mrs. lloyd MCKAY were
her supper guests Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. RAYMOND Ham
mock entertained the Logan Ham
mocks with dinner Friday night.
Christmas Day guests Of Mn and
Mrs. r 4 Mckay we're Mr. and
Mrs Willie Jennings. IT Bernard
ald Charles NcIav Of Richnond
and Mr. and Mis-. Curtis MCKAY.
Of Petersburg
They Mad as their dinner CUES Is
Saturday night Nh and Mrs Lon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02
Highway Department
Accepts Low Bid On
Four Area Projects

The State Highway Department
announced receipt Of low bids for
four highway construction projects
III Amelia, Buckingham and PoWha-
tan counties on December 10. Bids
fpr the four projects totaled S402-
305
The largest of the projects is the
reconstruction and relocation Of U S
route Is in Buckingham county
from U. s. Route 60 at Sprouses
Corner to Willis Mountain-a dis
lance Of 1923 miles. The low bid Of
s305.337 was submitted by the How
ard-Lanier Company Of Richmond
The same company was low bid
der with a 1863 entry for 90
miles Of grading and hard surfacing
plus construction of a bridge over
Deep Greek on state Route $50 in
PoWhatan county
Amelia 5 two projects included
about half a mile of grading and
slrfacing Of state Route CAS-. plus
construction of a bridge over Flat
Greek between US. Route 800 and
state Route GIG south of Deaton-
Vile. w. w. Warsing. Of Rockfish,
filed the low bid Of S60,077.
Another state project for which a
lew bid was accepted on the same
day vas for paving a section OF
Interstate Route 81 bypass at Bris-
FOL. plus grading and paving work
on two connecting highways. A Bris-
tol company submitted the low bid
Of S3l7 ,7O3 for this project.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02
Green Bay

Guests Of Mr. and Mrs. g. B.
Garrett Christmas Day were Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. Armes and daugh-
ter. Frances, Of Wilson; Mrs.
Tommy Noodle and daughters,
Laura Lea and Elizabeth, Of
Hampton. G. E. Garrett. of Keys
Vile. and Mr. and Mrs G. f. Gar
rett. Jr.. Of Selma, Ala
Friday Mr.. and Mrs J c. Gar
rett. Mis- Barbara Ann Garrett and
Mr. and Mrs } r.. Overstreet and
baby. } f.. Jr Of Lynchburg
visited them.
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. j W
Blue. Of Richmond. called
Misses Ann and Sena Campbell
of Richmond. were Sunday visitors
of Mrs J. R. Nunnallv.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Palmer, Mr.
and Mrs. F.. U. West and Gail Ruth
. MI. and Mrs Charles Owen anc
Scott were Christmas dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Love
Friday. Mr.. and Mrs Thorburf
Love. of Petersburg, and Dr.. Harry
Love and daughters, Misses Alicf
Jean ana Mildred, Of BlacksbuWg
were dinner guests of the l.. A
\ Loves
\ Mi. and MRS George r. Lilly
( and SON, Roger. Of Flat Top. w Va
were holiday Guests Of MI. anc
Mrs. Roy Coleman, Saturday din
ner guests of the Colemans were
\ Nj. and Mrs f. r. Atkins anc
Janice. Mr. and Mrs J. r. Nun
nally, Jr. and Mrs J r Nun
naily
Mrs John A. Love spent Christ
h mas DAY and night With her par
\ cnts Mi ard MI James Motley
at Petersburg
Mrs Myrtle Brat.on and Eddie
Of Chase City. Mr.. nd Mrs. JON
Trear, Miss Barbara Jean Trear
Y and Mn. and Mis- Charlie DoNd1
and children. Of Farmyille. wer'
Christmas dinner guests Of Mr
and Mrs. y. M. Shinault
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Stewart. 0
\ Crewe, and Mt. ana Mrs, Ear
Jones. 81 Burkeville. were slnda,
guests Of the Shinauls.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02
-
Belona

There was service at En-
manuel Episcopal hurch on
Christmas Day and Holy Com
munion was celebrated The at
tendance was quite GOOD on that
sacred day.
Mrs H. H. Dobbns had t h G
pleasure of having all of her family
with her for dinner on Christmas
dav. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Dobbins.
Of Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
cls Dohbins Of Georgia. MT. and
Mrs Paris Dobbins and children
and Mr. and MRS. William Maxev
and children. Of Powhatan G. H.
All enjoyed the dav with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Dobbins.
Mt and Mrs. Ned West. of Char
lottesville. visited Mr. and Mrs.
T. G. West for few days during
the holiday season.
Mr. and Mrs. Merit Bowles and
children. Of Richmond, spent Sat
urday with Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Bell
Miss Lorena Denton is spending
the holidays at home with Mr. and
Mrs Roy Nichols. She will return
to Madison College when school
opens after a long holiday season.
Mas. Haskins Hobson. Of Rich
mond. seent Friday with Miss Biz
die Baugh. Visitors Sunday in the
Same home were Mr. and Mrs.
william Terplenan. of NEWPORT
News. and Mr. and Mrs. Cary De-
noon. Of AIichaux
Dickie bird jams me in wishing
the Herald staff and all readers of
the paper happy New Year.
blessed with good health and reace.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02
New Canton News

Mr.. and Mrs. Grey Nelson. OF
Richmond, and MI. and Mrs James
Wilks and three sons, of Milton
". Va, were Christmas Day din
not guests Of Mrs Lizzie W Gilbert
Misses Delnetra. Mabel and Fran.
ces Patterson. Of Richmond. Were
holiday guests Of their parents, Mr
and Mrs. Willie Paterson.
Miss Frances will remain until
Sunday. when She viii return I'd
take up her school duties,
Q. w. Parker Mrs Patterson
brother, spent Sunday in the same
home.
M. and MIS-. Woody Vaughan. 81
Richmond. spent Christmas Day
with her parents. ma and Mrs w
Thornton Putney
Captain Roosevelt P BoWles anc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02
DeadIine Set January
IS For Coast Guard
Academy Exams

Rear Admiral II. G. Moore, Com
maader Of the Fifth Coast Guard
District. issued a~reminder today
that applications to participate in
exa limitations for appointment to the
United States Coast Guard Academy
must be submitted to the Con1man-
dant OF the Coast Guard in Wash
.neton. D. c.. prior to January Is.
admission to the Academy is
based on these competitive exams,
high school records, and interviews.
There Is n9 ConFressional anooint-
ment system. Graduates will re-
ceive a commission as Ensign in the
Coast Guard and bachelor Of
science degree
The examinations are open to
physically qualified voting men be-
tween the ages Of IL and % Candi-
dates must be graduates Of an &C
credited high school by July |, with
- credits including at least three in
Fnelish, two III algebra. and one in
plane geometry.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02
Richmond Market
SUM- ured Tobacco.
average Down Slab

Lower prices were paid for Vir-
ginia sun cured tobacco sold at
Richmond during the week ending
December 10 compared with open
ing week. Volume of sales was
heavy the early part of the week
but declined to q medium level on
the last two days. The market clos
I'd on December 10 until January
la for THEE week Christmas hoh
d4v.
The VIRGINIA Department OF AZ
riculIture reports gross sales durme
the week amounted to 393.36 pound
and averaged S37.9 per hundred.
This was a 81 43 loss from the first
weeks return. Sales for the season
were BROUGHT to 7l7.834 pounds ave
raging S33 so Volume b efore
Christmas last year totaled 952,35o
pounds averaging S34-95.
The Il958 crop is now estimated
II just 100000 pounds BY the U.s.
cop Reporting Board. Records
show that only the 1892 crop was
mailer
Decreases in grade averages from
opening week ranged up to S. per
hundred pounds The largest de-
cline9 occurred for brown and red
heavy leaf Thin leaf, rondesc int
ard tie remaining heavy leaf grade
we're down only slightly Lugs lcld
fairly Well in line with previous
quotations. Deliveries to the Co
opel afive ran at less than one Fer
cent Of sales for the week and sea-
son
A substantially higher percentage
1T thin leaf tobacco was sold than
during opening week Less heavy
leaf and Jugs were on the floor 4
little more nondescript was graded
In addition to sales at Richmond.
97 iG6 pounds Of this type have
been sold on the Virginia fire-cmed
markets fof an average Of SILL
Suncured sales for the season at
Richmond and on the fire-cured
markets far an average Of SILL.
Stin-clned sales for the season at
Richmond and on the fire-cured
markets combined have totaled
BIB g$9 pounds averaging S3778.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02
Fire Destroys A Small
Barn On Willis Farm

son were supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l. Stokes Friday.
Miss Royce Rayburn, Of Clayville.
visited Miss Betty Jane Willis Fri
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Coin and
sons. Of Farmville. spent Sunday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caliborn Wilburn
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
It's Wilburn and family visited their
mother, Mrs. Alma Wilburn. Sun
day.
Nj. and Mrs, Moses Nunnally, Of
Richmond. visited Mr. and Mrs. n.
G. Palmore Sunday
Shoppers to Farmville Tuesday
were Mrs. Maize Palmore. Mrs,
Nellie and Mamie May Cole. Buddy
Denton, Mrs W H. Smith a n d
Mrs. r B. Swami