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District Stars
Face Virginia
GO|fersSunday
BY MERRELL wHITTLEsEY

oy MEhNELL WHIT ILEoE Il
star star Writer
The District Golf Associa-
tons all-star amateur team
will attempt to break the two
match winning streak Of the
Virginia State Golf Associa-
tons team Sunday at the
James River course Of the
Country Club Of Virginia in
Richmond.
Tom Carney. new captain Of
the District team. today an
nounced the personnel of his
lS-man team. The pairings will
be made later.
Virginia leads, ga. in the To-
year series after last years
14-l3 upset at Congressional.
The District team has won only
one match played on a Virginia
course.
Beman, Buppert Aces
Deane Beman and Billy Bup-
pert. who successfully defended
their Anderson 4-ball title last
week. will be Carney's aces.
Because Of vacations. ETC.,
the District team will miss
Bobby Brownell, Ralph Bogart.
Bill Brownrigg and several
others. However, Carney will
have Jerry McFerren, the Dis
trict Amateur champion. who is
home on a brief leave from air
cadet training. McFerren orig
inally thought he would be able
to play in the District Amateur
next week, but has learned he
will not have sufficient time of
Leave Sunday Morning
The District team will leave
by chartered bus at 8:45 Sunday
morning from Columbia Coun-
try Club.
Personnel Of the District
team:
Beman, Buppert, Del Beman
and Bill Dudley of Bethesda;
Claude Wild and Jack West
land Of Burning Tree: John
Eisinger and Bob Chandler OF
Congressional; Buddy Sharkey,
John Grub and McFerren
Iof Manor; Gil Willett OF
Prince Georges: Joe La Sale OF
Belle Haven; Harold Harwood
of Columbia, Col. A. A. Hoabeke
OF Army Navy and Dave Wort
man Of Woodmont.
Maurice w. FilliuS, the Dis
trict senior champion, and Mar
tin F. Mccarthy, both OF Co.
lumbia, will be the Districts
senior representatives.
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stop on the Eastern grass court
swing.
Its been the policy to Sc
lect the Wightman Cup team
from those players who are on
the tournament circuit" AL
thea said, so I'd be surprised
if I was selected. On the other
hand, I'm still the defending
United States champion"
| She said, however, she
wouldn't be offended or resent
full if she's omitted, as now
seems likely.
The Wightman Cup matches
will be held August 1919 at
Sewickley, Pa. The British broke
% years Of American domina-
ton in the series by upSetting
the United States, 4-3, at
Wimbledon last year. The key
British victory was Christine
Humans 20, 6-3, Ga con-
quest of Miss Gibson.
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AItheo May Lose Spot
On Wightmon Squad

NEW YORK, July 16 (AP).-
Althea Gibson, the temporarily
retired tennis queen, has de-
cided to pass up the Pennsyl-
vania State championships next
week. This may cost her a place
on the Wightman Cup team,
which plays the British next
month.
II had offered to play for the
Wightman Cup because it in
wolves my country" the 1855
United States and Wimbledon
champion said. But I have nc
desire to play in any of the
other tournaments though I'm
in good shape and my game is
still sharp"
Mrs. Margaret Osborne Du-
Point, the United States Wight
man Cup captain, has an
nounced she will select the cup
squad from the entries in the
Pennsylvania tournament, first
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Moore Signs
WithCoIts

BALTIMORE, July l6 (AP)
-Lenny Moore signed up to-
day for his fourth season OF
running and catching passes
for the Baltimore Colts.
The halfback played a ire
mendous part in the Colts
march to the championship last
season. He scored IA touch
downs to bring his pro total to
35 since leaving Penn State.
The No. / draft choice of the
Colts in 1866, Moore poses a
double defensive problem for
opponents because of his pass
catching ability. In three years.
he has run 1875 yards with the
ball from scrimmage and has
gained 1927 yards on pass
catches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
Sturr to WrestIe
Tiger Vunsky at
Capitol Tonight

Tiger Jack Vansky will be
Ricki Stars opponent tonight
at Capitol Arena as the ballet
cavorting wrestler makes his
second appearance here this
eaSon.
Starr bcat Angelo Savoldi
last Thursday in his 1859 debut
at Capitol.
Opening the program at $3.50
will be a team match with
Johnny Valentine and The
Sheik facing Johnny Barend
and Dom Levin. Jerry and
Eddie Graham meet Luis Mar
tinez and Jarque in another
team bout.
Argentina Yuma faces Chris
Averoff and Chief Big Heart
tangles with Tokyo Joe to fill
out the card.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
Busy Week End
Scheduled for
PoIoists Here

A double-header attraction
tomorrow night and a charity
game Sunday afternoon feature
polo action in the area this
week end.
Meadowbrook of Long Island
oldest active polo club in the
country, takes on Potomac in
the feature of the twin bill
tomorrow night at Potomac
Belvoir plays Potomac in the
opener at $3.50.
Squadron A of New York will
play at Belvoir at $3.50 pm
Sunday, with proceeds going
to the Alexandria Servicemen'S
Lounge.
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PATIENTS COMPLAINT
Putting filters.
DIAGNOSIS: Mental prob.

DIAGNOSIS: Mental prob.
lem.
TREATMENT: Since golf be.
gan. no doubt, golfers have
been trying to blame their mis-
takes on everything but them
selves. Somebody talked (ol
coughed) just at the time
was hitting a putt" is a fire.
quent complaint.
Many golfers are overly SEN
sitive to outside noises or move
ments when they are putting
Some, in fact. are just plair
nuts on the subject.
The indicated cure here, II
you are this type, is to put
everything out Of your mind
except MAKING THE PUTT
Really concentrate on the prob
lem at hand. Never be guilty Of
looking for an excuse in case
you miss a short one.
This may seem hard to do
But if playing professionals car
putt, and play other shots, too
for that matter-while crowds
are cheering other players quite
audibly on other parts of the
course, surely the average
player doesn't have to be un.
duly disturbed by a coughing
caddy or some other minol
noise.
My free pamphlet, "ThC
Putt" contains many more val.
uable putting hints. For you
copy just send a stamped, re.
turn envelope to Cary Middle.
coff, in care Of The Star.
tcopyrisht 1859. John p. Ollie co.,
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NATIONAL
Continued From Page d.

COutlHueu rEOm rage Ds1
the fifth. Dick Groat doubled
in the sixth and Dick Stuart
singled in the seventh, but
Drysdale then went through
the last two innings 1928 for
his third shutout of the season
and the fifth three-hitter Of
his four-year career.
Drysdale also slapped a two
run double in the seventh
against Bob Friend, the Pirates
failing ace who has dropped II
of Is decisions. The Dodgers
tagged Friend for five Of their
six hits, scoring their first run
in the third inning when
Morrie Wills singled, stole sec
ond and came home on Charlie
Meals single.
The loss left the Pirates, who
could have taken third with a
victory, in fourth place. three
games behind.
Sophomore Glen Hob bic
GOD pushed his career record
to so over the Braves with a
five-hitter. He also singled
home the run that clinched it
when the Cubs scored twice in
the fourth against Carl Wiley
(4-4 for a 81 lead.
Hank Aaron had two of the
Braves hits, both doubles,
scoring one run and driving in
the other.
Frank Robinson of the Reds
took the National League runs
batted-in lead with IS. one
more than the Cubs Ernie
Banks, with a two-run homer
and a sacrifice fly. The homer,
his sixth in six games and fifth
in the last four games, gave
him a tie for second with Banks
and Aaron at "a, three back of
league-leader Ed Mathews Of
the Braves.
Johnny Temple drove in four
runs, with a double and sacri-
flee fly, for the Reds, who had
II hitS-five by Gus Bell.
Rookie Jim O'Toole (2-3) won
it, with Brooks Lawrence's
save. Vinegar Bend Mizell
u0-4 was the lower, bowling to
back trouble again in the fourth
inning.
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Olmedo had no trouble in hi:
first two matches defeating
Gordon Fleming, Flint. Mich,
60, 60. and Lee Bishop
Winnetka, H., Go, SO. He
then defea ted Mac White Of
Corpus Christi, Tex, 6-3, Ga
He later teamed with Ear
Buchholz, jr., st. Louis. to pro-
tect their No. / doubles seeding
with an easy win over Chester
Demus and Len Anderson, both
of River Forest. III.
Nagler UpSetS Mckay
Barry MacKay, Dayton, Ohio
No. 2 singles seed behind Oh
medo. also had arrived late
from Europe, but he advanced
only one round yesterday in hi:
initial day here before l9-year-
old LAIR Nagler Of North Hol-
lywood, Calf. upset him, "a
60.
Nagler, UCLA freshman bas-
ketball captain, moved into the
round of Is with a victory over
Ron Fisher, Houston, Ga
ia.
Bartzen brushed aside Mike
Green Of Miami, GO, 6-3. Tut
a 31-year-old sporting good
representative from Dallas, Il
seeded third.
Art Andrews, 81. former BIZ
Ten champion at Iowa, worked
the only major upset of thu
day, defeating Buchholz
seeded fourth, rs, GA. 81.
Reed Stops African
Whitney Reed, Alameda
Calf, turned back Ian Yer.
mask of South Africa, the top.
ranked foreign entry, GO, Ga
The No. 2 foreign entry, War
rem Woodcock of Australii
moved into a quarter-final
match against Bartzen by top,
ping Chris Crawford, Piedmont
Calf, 6-3, Us, Bartzen de-
feated Woodcock. %, in foul
sets Sunday in the finals o.
the Western Open tournament
at Milwaukee.
r. Dennis Ralston, Bakers
field, Calf, junior, whit
knocked off seventh-seedeC
Donald Dell of Bethesda, Md.
lost his fourth-round mattel
to South Africa's Abe Segal
6-1, 6-l.
Mrs. Dorothy Head Knod,
defending Women's Champion
from Forest Hills, N. Y, ant
South African Champion San
dra Reynolds moved through
second round singles contest
with ease. The tournament run
through Sunday.
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Pitt-Irish Near SeIIout

PITTSBURGH, July IS (AP)
The Pitt-Notre Dame football
game is four months away. but
all seats except those in the end
zones have been sold. The game
will be played at Pitt Stadium
November IA.
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lowe Names Coach

IOWA CITY, Iowa, July is
(AP)-Bob King. IS. basketball
coach at West Rockford, ILL.,,
has been appointed assistant
basketball and baseball coach
at the Iowa University.
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-30
Interesting chuo Items
Russells Celebrate Fathers Day
By Taking Him Out To Ball Game

Miss Helen Page Warmer, who
has been teaching in Newport News
for the past school term is home
with her parents. the M w. War
riners.
The Goodwin family reunion was
held at Goodwin Lake Sunday, June
y with 81 members OF the family
present. T. NJ. GoodWln'S sister,
Miss Jean Goodwin, of Pittsburgh
Pa, was there and also his first
Observation-Disclosures was present
Four generations Of the Goodwin
family were represented
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Allen and
son. Of Lynchburg, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Wiley, their son and
Miss Shirley Blue. of Richmond,
were Sunday guests of the T. c.
Beasleys.
We're indeed sorry to hear Mrs
Charlie Royal is going to the Blue
Ridge Sanitarium near Charlottes-
vile, this week and Mrs. H. E.
Giles will enter Grace Hospital
Tuesday for an operation. ere
wishing them both 4 speedy re
covery.
Mesdames Thomas Beasley and
Muncle Dodson visited Mrs. B. M.
Hudglns, the w c. Keys and the
Charlie Royals, Thursday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-30

Mrs. L. w. Apperson, Jr., and
Gayle, Mrs. Marvin Johnson. Mrs
Lawrence Jamerson, Mrs. Gran
vile Anderson and Carlton Boat.
wright.
We are glad to report that Vernon
Bickford is improving satisfactorily
in Medical College Hospital where
he underwent surgery last week
Members Of his family are visiting
him as often as possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Cabiness
and Mickie spent last week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Davidson, before returning to FL
Paso. Texas, where he is employed
by Western Electric.
Mrs. Kenneth McAlister, Nancy
and Bobby. of Richmond, called last
Sunday to see Mr.. and Mrs. w. T
Putney.
A &c Bruce R. Jones returned
last Friday to Keesler Air Force
Base in Mississippi after spending
his leave with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs A. B. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Anderson
and Susan, of Mullins, S. c., were
luncheon guests of their aunts. the
Misses Mary and Louise Anderson
while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Johnson. Mrs.
Charles Adkins and son. Jackie. Of
Shelby. Ky. spent several days
with Mrs. Johnson sister, Mrs E.
W. Bickford. Others who have
visited Mrs Bickford were Mr.. and
Mrs H. " Tate and Harold. Jr.. Of
Farmville.
Mrs Marvin Cabiness and Mickie.
of Ell Paso, Texas, and Mrs Oral
Bickford and Johnnie called last
Monday afternoon in the B. l..
Apperson, Jr., home.
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Deatonville

Earl Meador, Of Warsaw. Mrs.
Horteuse Leadbetter. Mrs. Ercelle
Cauthorne and girls and Mrs. Rich
ard Chamberlain and boys. of Rich
mond, and Mrs. Grace White and
son, Of Norfolk, spent the week end
with Leslie Meador.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert King and
son. of Crewe. visited Weldon King
and Mrs. Joe ellis. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Weldon King and
girls. Mrs Oracle King and Mrs.
Joe ellis and daughter recently
visited Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher King
and family at Red House.
Mrs. Henry Nash recently visited
the Stanley Gllls family.
Mrs. Stanley ellis and Mrs. Ora
Gle King called to see Mrs Harry
Jenkins. Thursday afternoon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-30

A number of visitors attended
| services at Mt. Zion Church last
Sunday Mrs. Paul Cave sang very
impressively I'm Love With the
Lover of My Soul A lovely basket
| Of flowers was placed in the churcl
N memory of W. T. Childress by
lis daughter, Mrs. June Nixon.
H. T. Lawford. Of Arlington, and
NJ K Davis were dinner guests
asst Saturday of Mrs. T. B. Ander
son.
Recent visitors in the A. B Jones
home were Mr.. and Mrs Everett
Carter. Of Miami. Fla. Miss Judy
Carter. of Culpeper: Mr.. and Mrs
c. D. Keller. Jr.. Brenda and Lynn,
Mrs. c. D. Keller, Mr. and Mrs
W. E. Tatum, all Of Richmond. and
Jimmy Tatums of Arvonia.
Mr. and Mrs Julian Anderson
and children, Andy and Susan. have
'eturned to their home in Mullins
S. c. after a weeks visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert An
dersOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wheeley. Of
Washington, D. c., were recent visi-
tors of the W. l. Wheeleys and the
lie Bettencoults.
1t was with much interest and
pride that the folk of this com
munity read in a Richmond paper
of the presentation of a portrait Of
he late Judge Edward Wren Hud-
gins to the Mecklenburg County
Courthouse by Federal District
Judge Sterli ng Hutcheson. The
painting was unveiled by Frank
Howard Hudgins. grandson of the
ate chief justice Judge Hudgins
was born and reared iii this com
munity.
Mrs. John Moss. Of Gladstone.
and the Misses Betty and Rather
inc o Brien, Of Norwood were re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Anderson.
.anav Cave spent last week with
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs
John Hurt at Fork Union
The de Bettencourts were suppe'
guests of Rev and Mrs Joseph R
Hodges at their home in Fork Union
last Thursday evening.
Among those who visited the
Capitol city last Thursday were.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Anderson and
Susan, Mrs Herbert Anderson. Mrs.
R B. Anderson, Mrs. A. D de Bet
tencourt. Mrs T. L. Hudgins, Mrs.
c. T. Davis and Miss Carolyn Hud-
gins.
Miss Audrey Bryant has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Earl
Bryant in Columbia. S. c.
Mrs Kenneth McAlister and chill
dren. Carolyn, Nancy and Bobby.
Of Richmond. spent last Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Putney
Carolyn remained for an extended
visit.
Recent callers of the Misses
Mary and Louise Anderson were
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-30

sarlly create a situation which
would prevent their operation: and
that the citizens of the county would
not support integrated schools. They
do not feel that they should be
called upon to take any action that
could result in turmoil and strife,
or to tax themselves to operate
schools which would not be patron
ized BY the people, and which
could not provide effective training
for their children. They even EN-
ployed an expert in education to
survey the school problems Of the
county and to advise and counsel
/ with the school board. Before this
expert could make his study, and
report to the board or the court.
the order directing Indignation was
entered, and the action of the board
Of supervisors resulted action
which is plainly permitted BY the
Constitution and statutes of Vir-
ginia.
l make these observations to you
on the Prince Edward situation, not
because any defense Of their actions
is necessary, but because l have
personal knowledge of the courage
Gus fight that has been Waged in
that c Ou n y to preserve public
schools, and Of the tremendous eff
fort that this locality has made to
deal fairly, equitably and honor
ably With all Of its citizens and,
further, because I have complete
confidence that. if spared outside
interference. the people Of that
county will be able to work out their
own problems and destiny to the
complete satisfaction Of their citl-
zens Of both races
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Green Boy Notes
Green Boy Notes
Palmers Return
After Touring
California


Mr.. and MIS- G.. W. Palmer re
turned Wednesday from their. tour
TO and through California They had
a wonderful time, but glad to get
home
Rev. and Mrs. Gray, of Keys
vile, We're supper guests Thursday
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Y. Owen and
attended services at Liberty Church
with their hosts.
Charles Campbell, of Richmond,
is spending some time in the home
Of Mrs. R. M. Cox.
w. c. Glascock spent several
days at Richmond last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Kaufman
we're at Lynchburg Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Love enter
tanned Rev and Mrs G. C. Looney
and the visiting minister, G. @.
Gard. for supper Monday They
were Tuesday supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs. c. B. Beck. Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. j. R. Nunnally had
hem for supper with other guests,
Mr., and Mrs. G. w Palmer and
Mrs. j. R. Nunnally They were
luncheon guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w Palmer Friday The meet
ing closed Friday night.
Enough milk is produced annu-
ally in America to fill river 1886
miles long, 40 feet wide, and three
feet deep
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The state is unwilling to subject her
people Of either race to the pas
sions. the yiolences and the ex-
cesses that have been manifested in
other areas throughout the country
where indignation was forced. con
trary to the will Of the people
Neither a IN m Il n i y, nor it's
people, ever cutie RECEIVERS from
such disturbances. and Virginia is
determined to do everything in its
power to see that nothing occurs
10 disrupt the splendid relationship
and mutual trust and confidence
that has existed between the two
races here III this state.
~ An effective school system
throughout the state is dependent
on statewide and UNIVERSAL sup
port The state tried to postpone
the day when, as a result Of inte-
grafton. schools would close in any
area, or the day when large num-
Der Of patrons would withdraw their
children from public schools. It was
realized that the cause of public
education would necessarily lose the
support of a people who would not
patronize the public schools and
who could not benefit from their
operation.
The people Of Prince Edward
county are in no way responsible
for the conditions that may bring
about dlscontinuance Of the public
schools there They have done
everything in their power to prevent
such closing. Repeatedly the citi-
zens Of the county have appeared
in open court and apprised the
courts Of local conditions: that inte-
grafton Of the schools would neces-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-30
Interesting chuIo Items

The j. N. Russells, of Richmond
celebrated Fathers Day by having
her a h er. Muncie Dodson. and
Mrs. Dodson as dinner guests Sun
day, and then taking them to the
double header ball game between
the Vlrginians and Buffalo BIZ
soaa. It was really an exciting
game with the Buffalo Bisons beat
Ing 70 to 4 in the first game and
the Vlrglmans beating the Buffalo
Blsons & to IN the second game
Muncie Alan and jerry Anthony ac-
companied their grandparents home
to spend the week.
Moores Church was the scene
Of much activity last week as "a
enrolled children and eight teach
ers held Bible School.
The church was well filled Fri
day night for the commencement
1t was really surprising to see the
work accomplished in one week.
The following workers were pres
ent during the week Mesdames
Paul Barnard Wayne Bollinger,
Victor Key. Edward Barnard and
Herbert Osborne. Also present were
Misses Mary Lee Warmer,
Sandra CarroWav and Paige Thomp-
son. Several ladies Of the com
mmity served refreshments each
day. Only two absentees were re
ported during the week
Mrs. w c. Keys sister. Mrs
Mosley. Of Mt Airy. recently visit
ca her and Mr. Key.
The w c. Keys Will spend a week
with their son. w. w Key. ard
family and their daughter. Mrs
Milton Ship. and family in Beale-
ton.
Week end guests of the P. w.
Barnards were their daughter, Mrs
John Hail. Mr.. Hall and family.
their daughter Mrs. Clyde Bow
man. and Miss Nellie Wllkerson.
Carroll Barnard attended the FLA
Convention at VPI June 1919.