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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27
Abilene

Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Lee Young.
Of Richmond. and Mrs. Henry VI.
Young, Of Alexandria, were week
end visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. u. e.
Bagby and Mrs. V S. Bagby They
also called to see Mr.. and Mrs. r.
L. Young at Bethlehem, Sunday.
Mrs. Vival S. Bagby returned to
her home here Saturday. after a
three months stay with her two
daughters. Mrs. Allen Young and
Mrs Donald MacAfee. Of Alexan-
dria.
Mi and Mrs. Samuel Nd. F'rank-
lin visited Mrs Fiorine Bagby ana
Nh. and Mrs LynWood Bagby sun
DAY, James Waddell was a visitor
there Saturday.
We had such lone cola winter
and SO much bad weather. We sure
arc glad to 7ee this beautiful sun-
shine. and this warmer weather
and hope all the worst is over and
spring is close by
Mrs Elizabeth Denis left last
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27
CIayyille

Beginning Monday at us pm.
Graceland Baptist Church spon-
sored Church Wide Soul Winning
Training School. The school was
conducted five nights with classes
being taught for adults, young
people, intermediates and juniors.
The Soul Winning Training School
was an important step in the pre-
paration for our coming revival
March 1929 we will have Rev.
Phillip Cumbia as our que ! 1
evangelist
Religious Census We wish to eX-
press our gratitude to each Of YOU
who helped with the taking of the
census in our community last Sun
day and also to those living ii the
community who were SO kind III
giving us the needed information
to make the census possible.
Those attending the supper
served BY the men Of May Me-
mortal Baptist Church Tuesday at
the War Memorial Building were
MI. and Mrs. william Lipscomb.
and family. Mrs. Olivia Lipscomb
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Beck and
family Leroy Williams and Mrs
Emma Moore
! Miss NIaude Ann Jackson il I'M
proving after a very serious opera,
ton in Charlottesville.
Herha,, cIcn,ants and fa,,,ii,, u
No,fo,t vi..tod Wy naron, H.,
and Nh w n Cln,,an+e nror ,,,r
wnek end Hc,.harr uba !. 4 ND
Navv v-in IosTe tha No,for,- hass
next Saturday for few months
tour Of duty in the Virgin Islands
III Viii be Instructor III frances
Tbe Dayid Clements fan,,jv 49,
din,,o,. l.,,,.. - ~ ~, ~. ~
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27

home, en- route home to Richmond
from short vacation in Seven
Pines, N c.
Sunday George Z Jones was a
guest Of the T c. Joneses Mrs G.
E. Jones is in Philadelphia where
she has secured a position
Mr. and Mrs O. H. Nelson have
had all of their children with them
frequently during recent weeks
! Mr.. and Mrs Billy Nelson have
almost completed their new home
near her mother. Mrs Olive Klrt-
ley
! Miss Nancy QuarleS. Of Long
wood spent a recent week end with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. R E
Quarles Dr. John Quarles and
] family Of Amherst. recently visited
there.
Mr. and Mrs T. c. Jones visited
in Keysville with their son, Thomas
W. Jones. and Mrs. Jones. I h {
youngest Joneses have purchased a
lot in Keysville Work has already
begun on their new home. They
hope to be in it by April or May
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27
THE FARMvnLE tva) HERALD, FRIDAY FEBRUARY a. 1859

Williams. of Delaware, spent the
week end with her daughter and
S0n-in-laW. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Harvey. Mrs. Harvey's improve
ment is not satisfactory. She went
back to Martha Jefferson Monday
prepared to stay if an operation
was deemed necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Patterson
had all of their children home for
the week end
Mr.. Patterson returned from the
hospital. We hope he will soon be
able to occupy his reserved seat at
Mt Zion Baptist Church.
See Friends Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lyon Clark and
daughter, Becky. visited friends in
Wilmington Sunday afternoon.
MI and Mrs. S. w. Apperson and
daughter, onda. were dinner
guests Thursday evening Of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. L, Apperson
Mrs. F. B. Gilbert and Mrs. Ruby
Jamerson called on Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Harvey and Mr. and Mrs
William Baldwin Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Baldwin was home one
light, but had to be taken back
to the hospital.
l.. NJ and j. r. Phillips calico
to see w. M. Patterson Saturday
Other callers at that time were Mr.
and Mrs. M. X DAVIS, H. B And
erson and Carlton Boatwright.
Next week the Women of the
Southern Baptist Convention vii
meet in various places in their 10
cal areas to tell about the work O.
the Home Mission Board and t
have special prayer for the worl
and workers We hope every mem
Der will not only give Of theil
means. but be very fervent il
prayer for the cause
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New conton News
Woody Davis Ends
Army Duty Tour

Woody Davis has served his time
with the Army. He is now at home
with the Frank LeSueurs.
Mrs. S. W. Apperson and Mrs.
H. w. Seay were visitors in Rich
mond Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sauerwald and Mrs.
George W. Satterfield, Jr.. of Rich
mond. spent the week end with
Mrs. Satterfield Other recent guest
were Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Proffitt
Of Palmyra.
Miss Harriette Patteson. of Rich
mond. was home Sunday H /
mother is home from the hospital
with very little Improvement
Misses Ruby Pearl Apperson and
Mary Jane Gregory. employees OF
the Fork Union bank. attended a
basketball game at Fluyanna Wed
nesday night
A Brief Stop
Dr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. johnson
stopped over for dinner with his
sister, Mrs j. A. Deane. Friday
evening on their way back to Lynch
burg. They had attended Baptist
meetings in Richmond and Norfolk
I l., NJ Phillips. of Richmond
spent the week end with his brother
j. R. Phillips.
/ Sunday they called on w. T. and
Mrs. Putney. Mrs. Woodford
Vaughn. of Richmond, was there
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Fuqua ano
son. Albert. visited her brother
Carey Stevens, a patient in Martha
Jefferson Hospital. Sunday She also
called in the P. B. Patterson and
]. R. Phillips homes
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wilkerson. o.
West Point. recently visited hel
foster mother Mrs. Maude Putney
She also visited the J. A. Deane.
and B. L. Appersons.
Mrs. Virginia j. Meadow visited
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs
w. w. Adams. She has been to SET
her father. George Jeffries, in z
Richmond hospital who has i'm
proved very little.
Sunday callers in the J. R. Phil
lips home were Mrs. F. B. Gilbert
Mrs. Ruby Jamerson. Mr.. and Mrs
T. L. Hudgins and two daughters
Mildred and Carolyn. Cindy Cav
and Mrs. Terrell Fuqua and son
Albert.
Weeks Visitors
Visitors during the week wer
Mr.. and Mrs. F E. Highland. 0
Richmond. the Rev Carlton Nil
sted. Mr. and Mrs NJ X. Davi
and Mrs. Paul Cave and children
Cindy and Mark
Miss Margaret Brook. daughte
Of Harold Brooks. spent Sunda.
with her uncle and aunt. Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. W. Adams.
Mrs. Erie Blankenship and son
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Jetersville
r. F.D D.

Miss Lucy Page Stone spent the
week end in Henderson. N. c., and
attended the Mardi Gras which was
sponsored by the French club of
Henderson High School
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
and Mrs. Kinsey Wingo we're T. A.
Guiton. of Richmond. and Curtis
Salyel and Billy Seay, of Jetersville
Mrs. K. T. Wingo visited her sis
ter. Mrs. j. c. Morgan. in Buck
ingham last week.
Miss Ellen Southall who teaches
near Williamsburg. spent the week
end with her mother. Mrs. Helen
Southall,
Mr. and Mrs. j E. Stone visited
Mrs Stone sister, Miss Thelma
Redford. in Petersburg Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. John Call and chill
dren, Of Richmond. visited Mrs
Calls mother, Mrs. Ed Anderson
Saturday evening.
Mrs. R. w Vaughan spent the
week end With her daughter. Mrs
Lacy in Halifax
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27
se!ess News
G. w. Price Honored
On SOth Birthday

George w. Price celebrated his
80th birthday February % at his
home here. Guests for the week
end were Mr.. and Mrs. aulus
Price and daughter, Paula. of
Craigsville. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Potter Henderson and children. of
Bridgetown.
Saturday night G w. Price was
given a surprise birthday party in
the home of Mrs. w. w. Gates and
Miss Sallie Gates About 25 guests
enjoyed the evening with him
Birthday cake and punch were
served. and many nice gifts adj
mired
Mrs. D. c. Riddle was hostess tC
nineteen members Of the February
meeting of the Antioch WSCS. Plans
were made for the annual "WSCS
Birthday Party at the church
/ March 90
Fifteen Antioch MYF' members
attended the meeting Of the Starke
Jet. Jr sub district Thursday
night at Grove Church In tn {
election of new officers. Franklin
Foster was made treasurer of the
sub district
Mrs A. NJ Blanton and Mrs. vii
lis Brown accompanied Mrs. j. X
Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs. Elie
Robinson and Barbara William. Il
Roanoke Sunday They visited Rob
ert Allen and the Vernon Aller
family They found Robert Aller
improving.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27
LEGAL NOTICE


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VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court for the County Of Cumber-
land on this the 18th day OF Feb
ruary. 1859:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
and COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND
Compliments
Y.
JEFF CARRINGTON. DECEASED
his heirs, devisee4 and success ors
in title. whose names arc unknown.
who are made parties defendant BY
the general description Of "UN-
KNOWN PARTIES.
Defendants
The object Of this Suit is 10 Sell
tract Of 30 acres Of land. Situate
in Hamilton District Cumberland
County. Virginia, which was con
veyed Jeff Darlington By deed raj
corded III Deed Book 36. pace 43q
in the Clerks Office 0t tie Circuit
Court Of Cumberland County. to
satisfy the liens thereon and pal
tlcularly delinquent taxes listed aAd
assessed on the land book Of Ctin
berland County in the name Of Jeff
Darlington amounting 10 s34 a.
plus certain interest. penalties and
costs which should Be legally added
An affidavit having been made
and filed. stating that there ard Of
may be persons interested III the
subject to be disposed OF ii this
suit whose names are unknown.
Therefore. il Is ordered that thu
SAID Unknown Parties do appear
within ten days after due publication
hereof and do what may be neccs-
sary to protect their interest III ths
suit.
r. H. BLANTON. Clerk
WILLIAM c. CARTER, pa.
Cumberland, Virginia 2-2o-ot
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VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court Of Prince Ed
ward County. February II. 1859
SAMUEL ALEXANDER BRANCH.
Complainant !
VS.. In Chanccry
DOROTHY GOLDMAN BRANCH
Defendant
Order Of Publication
The object of this suit is to obtain
for the Complainant from the de-
PENDANT divorce from the bond Of
matrlmony on the grounds of dc
sertion for period of more than
one year
An affidavit having been made .
and filed that the defendant. Doro-
thy Goldman Branch il not a resi-
dent Of the State OF Virginia. ii II
ordered that she do appear within
ten days after due publication OF
this order and do what may be
necessary to protect her interest il
this suit.
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
ANNIE MORING FALLWELL. p.o.
2-2O-4t
>~~~~>~~--~~
VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court Of the County of
Cumberland, January 81, 1859.
VIVIAN ARNETHA TAYLOR
HARDY. Complainant,
v, Order Of Publication
MATTHEW q. HARDY.
Defendant
The object Of this suit is to obtain
a divorce mensa ct thoro for the
complainant from the defendant Oh
the ground Of constructive desertion.
which divorce shall be merged into
a divorce from the bond Of matrl-
mcny rs the law provides
And affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant is a
Of the State Of Virginia,
it is ordered that he appear within
ten days from due publication Of
this order to protect his interest
herein.
An Extract - teSte.
r. H. BLANTON, Clerk
ANNIE MORING FALLWELL, p. q.
Planters Bank Building,
~ q =. lie lie Vi-g.n.a2 2-sst.
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Antioch

MI. and Mrs. CLYDE Foster spent
Sunday afternoon visiting Rev and
Mrs Anderson in Powhatan.
Mrs. Ruby Brown and Mis-. A. M
Blanton accompanied Mrs. j K
Robinson and Eric Robinson 10
Roanoke Sunday where they visited
R. G. Allen and the Vernon Aller
family
Mr.. and Mrs C. Marvin johnson
Of New Canton. visited her parents
MIR. and Mrs. H G. Brown. Sunday
evening.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27

week for shingson 10 visit a
while
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22

FdSS S nj ALI pass
Opening lead: Five of hearts
Peter Leventritt, of New
York's famous Card School
found himself in three no.
trump after a brisk but brief
auction. The hand was played
in an important tournament
and Peter was in the running
for the championship. Small
wonder that he played the
hand with care.
Leventritt won the first trick
with the king of hearts and led
the seven of clubs. West played
the three of clubs, and Leven-
tritt.
Before we 60 on with the
play, let's divert our attention
to the bidding. What sort of
three-bid did North make ?
Most experts make shutout bids
with really horrible hands
such as seven to the Oh and
no high cards on the side. This
lis reasonable enough in equal
lor in favorable vulnerability
However in unfavorable vulner-
Iability-when you are vulnera-
able and the opponents are
not--this sort of shutout bid
may make you popular with
everybody but your partner.
For this reason some experts
use the three-bid in unfavor-
able vulnerability to show a
solid or near-Solid seven-card
suit. Partner is invited to try
three no-trump with shoppers
in the unbid suits.
Safety Play
Back to the play. Probably
you've worked out Leventritt's
safety play by now. He let the
seven of clubs ride! He was
surprised when his seven of
clubs held the trick. Pleased
also. But he was sure of his
contract even if it lost, for
then dummy's' top cards would
clear the rest of the clubs.
Leventritt's unusual ducking
play was necessary to guard
against a 40 break in clubs
Even if West had played the
queen of clubs Leventritt woulc
have played low from dummy
He didn't need overtricks, but
he did need the contract.
Daily Question
AS dealer you hold:
Al 1882 3AK7 0AJ2 at
What do you bid?
Answer: One spade. A SOUND
but minimum opening bid.
tcopyright. 1859, Gen. Features Corp
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SHERWOOD
ON BRIDGE
BY ALFRED SHERWOOD
United states Masters Team Champion
Play Safe in
Good Contract

Is it ever proper to risk your
contract in the attempt to
make an extra trick or two? At
rubber bridge very seldom, at
tournament bridge very often
Even at tournament bridge.
however. don't take chances
when you've managed to reach
a very fine contract.
North dealer.
'North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
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093
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WEST EAST
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SOUTH
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North East South West
3" Pass 3NT All pass
Opening lead: Five of hearts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
WORD GAME
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B L A c XII E G
BY jock BerriIl
BY Wolf Disney

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IS" such as bats. eats" are not
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used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to KNoTBERRY
kerry kern, knob, knot. note, oyer.
tern, terry tenor, foyer. tone, token,
torn, tory trey, troy. trek. tyro, tyke,
bent, berry, born, bony, broken. ebony.
entry rent. robe, rote. yoke, yoTe.
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Evening star., 1959-12-14

Pan Am now offers new Jet Clipper
flight to Europe leaving New York
at 1000 AM.
This daily daytime Jet Clipper
service arrives in London the same
day-a mere 6 hours and 25 minutes
later! You get full nights sleep in
New York before you leave, a full
nights sleep in London after you
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Like all Pan Am Jet Clipper
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Evening star., 1959-12-14
Judy Still
Charms in
Wizard
By CYNTHIA LOWRY
AP Tv-Radio Writer

NEW YORK. Dec. IA
Whether to attend the Hall of
Fame Christmas Festival" or
see Judy Garland in a 20-year-
old movie so good it doesn't
need adapting for television.
Whether to see Gore Vidars
play about the ordeal of his
grandfather or keep an eye
on Frank Sinatra and friends.
These are but two of the
grueling decisions to make
during a weekend of television
just bursting at the station
breaks with yuletide spirit and
gift suggestions.
My decision was that MICS
Christmas Festival" would Just
be more Of what it started a
few days earlier with Once
Upon a Christmas Time" so
i stuck with The Wizard of
o." I missed it last year. but
found that 20 years has done
nothing to destroy its enchant-
ment.
Vidal, one of TVS bright
young writer's, not only wrote
the "Indestructible Mr.. Gore"
about his grandfather, the late
Senator Thomas Gore, but
wrote himself the part of the
narrator, too. 1t was the story
OF a determined, bright and
blind young lawyer determined
to become a Senator.
I left NBC at the halfway
mark when Vidal was still in
Producing characters, doing.
f1ashbackS and meeting his own
great-grandfather, who in turn
was reminiscing about the Civil
War. Things Speeded up during
the second half apparently, be-
cause my family reported that
young Mr.. Gore triumphed over
a daStardly plot.
The second Sinatra show on
ABC was a big letdown from
the smartly paced, bright pro-
gram several weeks back. For
one thing. the felInw ubo u,,.i+ar
sprigh htly conversation for
Sinatra apparently is on vaca-
ton. In addition, they did the
whole show on a huge, empty
stage with some chairs and
Evening star., 1959-12-14
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
1890, WTOP-The Presidents
Tour. A report covering
various aspects of President

an occasional umbrella for
props. 1t wasn't as cute an idea
as they thought.
Hermione Gingold, usually a
very funny woman, and Peter
Lawford, an amusing fellow,
seemed self-conscious and hard
put to find much to do. Ella
Fitzgerald was great as always,
but Sinatra's singing was not
up to standard.
Evening star., 1959-12-14

EiSenhower's visit to IL for
eign countries. This first
broadcast takes place mid
way in Mr.. Eisenhower's
tour. Correspondent Blair
Clark is anchorman.
l:O5, WOL-The United States
Air Force Academy will be
presented in a program of
Christmas music.
Evening star., 1959-12-14

led by Richard Boone. acquit-
ted itself with some distinction.
I have no idea where fact ended
and fiction took over and I'm
entitled. l think, to have a
small silver of a doubt as to
the reliability of writer David
Shaw as a historian. The scene
which prompts our doubts was
admittedly a minor one which
you may have trouble recalling
even if you saw the play. CUn-
less. of course. you are a re-
porter for The Evening Starr.
1t played like this: A reporter
in a top hat approached Col.
Peasants (Boone), identified
his paper and started asking
questions which the officer was
too busy to answer.
What was wrong with that
scene? He said he was repre-
Senting the Washington Post, a
paper that was not founded
until the 1870s.
I did a little research Of my
own. nothing like the entire
week Mr.. Shaw spent at the
Library Of Congress, and after
a few minutes found the re-
porter'S story - a fascinating,
detailed account Of the battle,
dated July 80, 1864, and pub
lished a few days later in The
Washington Star. 1t so i'm
pressed the National Intelli-
gencer, also publishing in
Washington at the time, that it
re = ran the dramatic story,
claiming that it was official or
semi official news.
Not so. The Star coolly
pointed out in an editorial-it
was an eyewitness account.
1 asked producer Coe about
this and he replied: We'll, his
torical dramas for TV are writ
ten far too quickly. . don't
know how they made the mis-
take. 1 am sure the error was
unintentional."
We bring up this relatively
unimportant error merely to
set the record straight at CHS
and elsewhere. After all, who
knows-Someone else might use
Mr.. Shaw'S drama as the basis
for another historical play. A
future You Are There, perhaps.
We just want to let every
body know that we know who
was there, Charlie.
Tomorrow is the target date