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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

PARISH HALL for sale; ideal Local
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for a church group; approximately
one acre. RE. 6-S543 or RE. D.
77l7.
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CADILLAC '53

SO Eldorado hardtop;
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quiSite interior refinements, slSo
have factory air conditioning
special at S2,695,
Our .5th Year Serving You
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AUT0M0TIvE MISC.

end TRUST. new, $4,000. aOFs
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oLDS SO Super "sS" 4-dr. sedan;
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ALTA ROMEO '57 4-pass. coupe:
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

STORAGE = Short
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MRS. WAYS, NO. 1888.
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FORD Oh
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CAN FINANCE
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16
-Four From Area Seek Tobacco Title
By RICHARD FORE

Competing for the title, Queen
OF Tobaccoland" the featured honor
given at the 18th annual National
Tobacco Festival in Richmond this
week, are some 80 talented and
lovely young ladies from five states.
Among these contestants are four
lovely Tobacco Processes who
will represent this area
These 'princesses' who were
chosen earlier this year. and who
justly represent their area as the
cream O. the CROP in grace,
poise, charm and talent. are now
more starry eyed than ever as the
big moment grows nearer
Miss Farmville
Terry Walker, charming, grey
eyed brunette from Burkeville.
holds the title, Miss Farmville"
Miss Walker. now freshman at
Mary Washington College, plans
some day TO be lawyer She says,
II like to talk
Sunny Martin, striking brunette
with sparkling eyes, who is as tall
ented as she is lovely, as are all
these four Beauties holds the title,
Miss Cumberland and will rep
resent her county Miss Martin, the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. r. S.
Martin, Of Cumberland, is we'll
known to this area through out
standing participation In school and
social organizations.
Mary Lee Warmer, the lovely
and smiling Miss Amelia is the
l9-year-0ld daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. M W. Warmer. Miss War
riner. with all her beauty and
charm, il Longwood College
sophomore this year
Doris Ray Beaver, Miss Char
lotte County, is a charming Ran
dolph-Henry High School senior. A
beautiful brunette with dancing
eyes and a delightful personality,
she will proudly and Justly repre-
sent her county IN the Festival.
Four Busy Days
The Processes arrived in Rich
mond on Wednesday, October IA
and had in store for them the four
busiest days Of their lives. thus far.
They along with the other %
contestants for the Queen of To-
baccoland' will be the guests of
honor at luncheons given for them
by the Lions Club. Miller and
Rhoads and Thalhimcrs Their
mornings and afternoons Will be
scheduled for talent additions and
rehearsals
These ATE only feW of the fun
filled activities to entertain them.
There Is the ever-important Presi-
dents Reception and. too, the
Processes Dance
Football fails Win arrive alt tho
stadium M Saturday, and viii ylew
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16
Club Calendar

Judith Randolph OAR - Thurs
day, Oct. Is, g pm. with Mrs
Joseph c. Robert. Mrs. Edgar G..
Cannon will review the book
"Forayers
WeyanOke Garden CIub-Friday.
Oct. Is, $3.50 pm, with MES H. c.
Owen. Jr. Program: Identification
Of shrubs. Exhibit: Indian Summer
arrangement.
Women Of the Moosc-Thursday
Oct. Is. 3 pm. at the lodge.
FarmvilIc NJ thodi st Churcs,
Circles-Monday, Oct. 10, s pm.
Circle 3 with Mrs S. Fenton Col
Inns: circle 4 in the Fellowship
room. hostess, Mrs. R. j. Martin,
Jr-; circle ) with Mrs. R A. Will
moth: circle 6 with Mrs. E. A..
Chappell, circle 7 with Mrs. c. w.
Bailey, co-hostess, Mrs. A. B. King;
circle 8 with Mrs. j. B Williams,
co-hostess, Mrs. C. B. Williams.
Tuesday. Oct 20, 10 am, circle
! with Mrs. L. B. Sanford. co-hos.
tess. Mrs. w. E. Anderson and
circle 2 with Mrs. j. F. Lewis. CO.
hostess. Mrs. w. E. Smith.
American Legion Auxiliary -
Tuesday, Oct. 20. pm, with Mrs.
J. G. GRAHAM. Membership tea and
youth program.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16

NO. 1t,ho1 vo,, = r.,,;,,a
syant T1,asda,. .t,ro,,a,. 1,o 10y ~.
u,,ti, har sis.an W. ~, ~, ~ 80 ,,e'as
49, ard atte,dad ~ - s,, W ''l 81
GO 'i-a a'toi,e'e' VIC i''iieial VI
lehem Presbyterian Church
,,,aa ~, n,,s,
,,a,,a -, a :. D4th'ioil, u NIL
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16
Kennedys Announce
Birth Of A Son,
John Payson, "

Mr.. and Mrs John Payson Ken
needy. III, announce the birth of a
son. JohD Payson, w. Sunday, Oc-
tober IL, at Southside Community
Hospital.
The Kennedys have two daugh-
tiers. Catherine. 3, and Frances, 2.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Shepard. of
Richmond, were overnight guests
OF their daughter. Mrs. w. T. spen-
Ger, and family this week.
Mr. and Mrs. T w. Williams and
Mrs. Charles johnson were in
Lynchhurg. Saturday for the VMI-
Virginia game.
Elmer Hill. of Richmond, visited
in the home Of Nh. and Mrs. Mar
vim Wash during the week end.
MI. and Mrs. E A. Chappell and
son. Edward. visited her sister !.
Mgs- ". D. Staples, and Mr.. Staples
il Richmond, Sunday. Miss Betty
Chappell, Of Longwood College, ac-
companied Mt. and Mrs. Cahppell
to Richmond.
Jack Womack and children. Judy,
Jackie and Diane, visited hts
htotherin-law and sister. Nh. and
al'S II, Dan Youns II Fincastle dur
''0 Ne9. eiio-
Mrs il n Gains and danebter
Nlrs Marie WiaginS, and grandson,
Gnl4ls. arc visiting Mrs- Collins
TIL s'' n- Nla' iSop9i' oole' IT NeW-
i'- -NONs'
southard Brun9tield and Gilbert
mo@ 5,l = 7, .Il7 unlEefslN n VIRGINIA
i'll i'll N-..a 't, l2' Il, iiie sReAt las' week
N' "i1'' '-'e-i pdieii's
Mrs.. r. \ wilson III pbila
delphia. pa, Has BEEN TIA cues Of
her mother. Mrs F,dna MacFadden
s ,l. , ,,s'ef' Mfs- Frank Muto, and
II 'i''o
Mrs. Rober, Burger 4 snendina j
few DAYS in Richmond witb bor
a iisc !. MIS- Am Scott Thompson,
M ra u o' 1.l.i..s ei'fhsFnle III
IT. 7''N'N0 ! ~ y ~
!, . -. ~. Sofal5l' \ fFankiln' OF
81 Is -, ".'','log0 ths az fofce
a],,ls' " 'l~.i.iS l'.ie Nl2i'aaS ana
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16
Junior Women Hear Report On State
Club Project: Camp Easter Seal

Robert Price, director of Camp
Easter Seal spoke to the Junior
Woman's Club at its regular meet
ing Tuesday night
After opening with few words
about Camp Easter Seal, Mr.. Price
showed a film which was made at
the camp It portrayed the wonder
full way in which handicapped chill
dren in Virginia are being helped
both physically and emotionally.
The camp is located eight miles
northeast Of New Castle in Craig
County and consists Of fifty-six
acres of land fronting on Craig
Creek.
The need for such a treatment
center was quite evident as early
al 1855 but the Virginia Society for
Crippled Children and Adults was
already supporting % centers and
services by the Easter Seal budget
and there were not enough funds
for another project.
On October / 1856 the Junior
members Of the Virginia Federation
Of Womens Clubs voted to sponsor
the camp. mainly from the stand
point Of interesting others In May
Of 1857 It presented the Society
with check in the amount of
So 0fo At the present time the
I,,piotc ba1a cop.,,b,,4oJ CO. nno
Other organizations and clubs in
the State followed the lead and
during the summer of 1857 the
camp was opened after construc-
ton Of eight buildings was COM
pleted. Included in the original con-
structlon program were cabins, a
dining hall, therapy building, in
Urinary and arts and crafts build
ing.
The program at Camp Easter
Seal consists primarily Of treat
ment combined with education and
recreation for boys and girls from
Virginia, ages 3 to is.
Price conducted a QUESTIONABLE
answer period at the conclusion of
the film. He then concluded his
talk by expressing his thanks to
the Farmville Juniors for the part
they played in making the dream
Of a summer treatment camp
reality The local club has been
selling monograph record called
Shabby, the proceeds Of which
will go to Camp Easter Seal. In
addition. orders for Christmas Card
distributed by the Virginia Society
for Crippled Children and Adults
are being solicited
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16
". 3. Jordan, Of
Oregon, Honored
Here On Birthday

Relatives of w. B. Jordan. of
Portland, Ore. who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. j. w Ward,
met in the home of his niece. Mrs.
E. A. Dwyer. on Buffalo Street to
celebrate Mr. Jordan's 18th birth
day A real old fashioned picnic
dinner was served.
Those who attended were Mrs. w
B. Jordan. Of Portland; Mr. and
Mrs. E. j. Smith. OF Rice: Miss
Bessie Smith, of Burlington. N c.;
Mr. and Mrs Louie Skeens. Of
Baltimore. Md; Mr.. and Mrs. P
c. Price and daughter, Paula. Of
Craigsville, Mr.. and Mrs. Grady
Little and family, Mr. and Mrs. c.
A. London and Mrs. J. C. Mecouch
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16

the most outstanding Of the floats
and marching units featured in the
Festival. They Will also see each
Princess as she rides around the
field before taking her place IN
the stand.
The University of Virginia and
Virginia Tech will play in the To
bacco Bowl for the second time
1t is at the half time of this game.
Saturday afternoon, that the new
Queen of Tobaccoland' VIII be
announced and crowned
The Tobacco BAH with Ms bcaub-
full Queens Pageant" will be the
final event Of another annual To-
bacco Festival. Who know s???
One Of the area queens may be
QUEEN or TOBA-COLA..D
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16

and daughter, Becky. all of War
wick; Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Pittman
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
brey Smith and son. Frank, of
Hampton; Camille. Jay and Bobby
Crofton, of Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl J. Smith and family, of Pamp-
lin; and Mrs j. w Ward. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Dunevant. and Sharon
and Danny Dryer, Of Farmville-
Others who visited Mr. and Mrs.
Jordan while they were here were
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Jordan and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kennedy. of
Coeburn; Mr. and Mrs. 7 P Hobbs,
Of Washington. D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Bauer and daughter. Debbie. of
Alexandria. and Mr. and Mrs.
Q. W. fairfield and family. Of Ak
ton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16
Mrs. Massey Treats
Sunday School
Glass To Tea

Mrs. ]. B. Massey entertained
the members Of her Sunday School
class at College Church Wednesday
afternoon at tea
Mrs. David c. Wilson and Mrs.
John Dishman assisted.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16
Phillips-Wright
V0Ws Spoken At
Worsham Baptist

The marriage of Miss Dorothy
Anne Wright, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Reed Wright, of Farmville,
to Allen Phillips. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoyde E. Phillips, Of Rice,
took place October g. at p NJ,
in the Worsham Baptist Church.
The Rev. Ralph N. Cutler, pastor
officiated
Given in marriage by her father
the bride wore a sheath dress of
quilted white satin, featuring a
princess line bodice with a white
satin bow, full sleeves, and a
pleated back She had matching
accessories and wore purple or
child
Only the immediate family was
present. After short wedding trip
the couple viii make their home in
Rice.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16
Miss Steinke Weds
Henry J. Pfeiffer

The marriage of Miss Marie
Jacqueline Steinke, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Frank Steinke, Of Sand
ston, and Henry James Pfeiffer
son Of Mrs jamie Pfeiffer, Of Cumb-
erland, and the late Theodore Pfef-
fer, took place Saturday. September
10, in the Bethel Evangelical Re
form Church at Arlington, with the
Rev. James Bright officiating
The couple has returned from a
Northern wedding trip to Nlagra
Falls and Toronto, Canada, and are
making their home in Sandston.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16

Among those who attended the
funeral Of Goode Daniel, Wednes-
day at Bethlehem Presbyterian
Church we're Mrs W S. Morton.
Miss Josephine fowler, Miss Mary
G. Womack, Walter fowler and
Vernon Womack.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16
Miss Carol Robert
Sorority Pledge

Miss Carol Robert, of Hampden-
Sydney, has been pledged to
Kappa Alpha Theta social sorority
at Randolph Macon Woman's Col
lege. She was among 2O6 students
pledged by. lime sororities.
Miss Robert is the daughter of
President and Mrs. Joseph C. Rob
ert, Of Hampden-Sydney College.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
Family Of Six Dies
In T exus Accident

PETTUS, Tex, Nov. 80 CAP) .
"A family of six, apparently
returning from a fishing holi-
day on the Texas coast, was
killed last night in a highway
collision that took seven lives
near here.
The victims were the Larry
". Chatham family of San An
tonic and Mrs. Odessa Duvall
McDow, 80. a Corpus Christi
secretary. No one survived the
crash. which occurred at 10 pm.
Joe Bennett, State police
man, said the Chatham car,
en- route to San Antonio, car
ried fishing poles tied to it..
We assume they had been
fishing" he said.
The policeman said cause of
the crash was not known. The
highway was dry and vision was
unobscured.
The six victims in the Chat
ham family were Mr.. Chatham,
A; his wife, Irene, "a; and four
children, Larry Victor. jr., son
Of Mrs. Chatham by a former
marriage; Elizabeth Ann, 6;
Kathy, 4; and Patricia, 8
months.
Evening star., 1959-11-30
Nixon Portisons Best
New Hampshire Rivals

CONCORD. NH, Nov. 80
/ (AP).-Three months ago a
group Of Nelson A. Rockefel-
ler's supporters in New Hamp-
shire inspected a vacant shoe
store on Main Street in the
heart of downtown Concord,
Their idea: To turn it into the
Nations first Rocky for Presi-
dent" headquarters.
The store has since become a
beehive o. presidential political
activity-in behalf of Vice
President Nixon.
| On a side street in a less de-
sirable location, Rockefeller
hackers are trying to drum up
support for their choice in the
State which holds the coun-
try's first presidential primary
Of l960-next March 8.
I'VE couldn't afford the rent
(said to be about $500 a
month"; the Nixon people are
paying" say admirers of the
Evening star., 1959-11-30
Jacoby Scores
In BridgePI
BY ALFRED SHEINWOLD
Contributing Writer

.
/ CORONADO, Calf, Nov. 30
1t was big day for Oswald
Jacoby of Dallas, Tex, at the
National Bridge Tournament
here yesterday. After winning
the mems team championship
in the afternoon, he led a field
Of 280 mixed pairs to start the
three-Session mixed pair cham
pionship.
1t was also a good day for
marital bliss at the bridge
table. Mr.. Jacoby's partner in
the mixed pairs was his wife.
In second place were Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Schenken, and
Alfred Sheinwold and his wife
were not far behind. The
Schenkins and Sheinwolds are
from New York. But with two
sessions still to be played, the
championship was still up for
grabs.
Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Sharp, Of Covington,
KY, won national champion
ships in different events, Mr..
Sharp was Mr.. Jacoby's partner,
together with Ivan Erdos and
Oliver Adams, both of Los An
geles in the three-session mems
team championship. Mrs. Sharp
won the women's teams title
with Mrs. John Simon, of St.
Louis, Mrs. Paul Mcdaniel, of
Houston, Mrs. Stanley Alcorn,
Of San Antonio, a former resi-
dent of Washington, D. c., and
Mrs. Sidney Kasle. of Indian
apoliS.
The four-Session individual
championship is scheduled to
start this afternoon. Open team
and open pair championships
will be held later in the week.
Evening star., 1959-11-30

millionaire New York Cover
nor-with just the proper trace
Of sadness.
May Lack Candidate
They may be exaggerating,
but the story points up one Of
the nightmares facing Gov.
Rockefeller's New Hampshire
followers:
They might wake up one
morning and discover they lack
the first essential of any politi-
cal campaign-a candidate.
Until Gov. Rockefeller says
he's definitely going after the
Republican presidential nomi-
nation, they're in much the
same situation as distance run
ners poised for the race and
waiting for the starters gun.
The longer the runners re-
main bent over in that ready
togo position, the more un-
comfortable they feel. If the
gun doesn't 60 of pretty soon,
some of the contestants might
start feeling a little ridiculous
and retire to the sidelines.
Governor on Fence
An empty chair in Nixon
headquarters symbolizes the
Vice Presidents major New
Hampshire problem: getting
Republican Gov. Wesley Powell
to join his team.
Nixon supporters have taken
it for granted that Gov. Powell,
a vigorous campaigner, would
be in their corner. But Gov.
Powell has refused to commit
himself. He even has gone so
far as to plump for Senator
Bridges as a favorite son candi-
date. Senator Bridges promptly
took himself out of the favorite
son category by joining the
Nixon high command.
The Nixon camp is banking
on Gov. Powell continuing an
old New Hampshire tradition
that the Governor leads the
States delegation to the ma
tional convention.
Although the filing period for
the early bird primary doesn't
open until January 8, the
Nixon forces appear optimistic.
New Hampshire has been
considered Nixon territory"
ever since 1856, when the Vice
President received $4,000 write
in votes at time when there
was talk of dumping him from
the COP. ticket.
Evening star., 1959-11-30

when a truck carrying 80 oil
workers overturned near San
Martin Texmelucan.
The accident was blamed on
careless driving.
All workers were employed
in constructing a new Pemex
pipeline.
Evening star., 1959-11-30

marched 1l0 miles from Bir-
mingham to London again. But
her time Of 26 hours and IS
minutes was a minute behind
the record set Saturday night
by three army men.
Marching the ITO miles for q
speed record has become Brit
Evening star., 1959-11-30
Muteos Hits BuIIseye

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 80
(AP).-President Adolfo Lopez
Mateos turned in the star per-
formance Saturday at a mill
tary reception given in his
honor by the crack presidential
guard. Firing a .22-caliber pis-
tol, the President popped four
moving balloons from a dis
tance of $50 feet.
Evening star., 1959-11-30

hours and 80 minutes, q record
at the time, but was disqualified
when she admitted she ran 38
Of the miles to make up time.
So she did it again, bettering
her own time, but not the new
record.
Evening star., 1959-11-30

aims latest craze, especially
with servicemen.
DR.. Moore, a scientist, first
did the distance a week before
to prove that woman's physicaI
endurance is the equal of mans
She made the distance in q
Evening star., 1959-11-30
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
Mexican Air Crash
Injuries U. S. Couple

VERACRUZ. Mex. Nov. 80
(AP).-A four-passenger pri-
vate plane crashed about %
miles southeast of here yester-
day, injuring two North Ameri-
cans.
They we're DR.. Henry Swan,
A, and his wife, Mary, enroute
from San Salvador to Denver,
Colorado.
Both suffered serious frac-
lures, but doctors said they
would recover.
The crash was blamed on a
storm sweeping the area. The
plane was completely destroyed
=
Truck Wreck Kills 9
PUEBLA, Mexico. Nov. 80
(AP). Nine persons were
killed and 40 injured yesterday
Evening star., 1959-11-30
Woman, 55, Hikes
ITO MiIes-Twice

LONDON. Nov. 80 (AP).-
DR.. Barbara Moore. a 55-year-
old defender of her sex. has