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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-04-15
LLOYD WAYNE SEIBERT HAS
PARTY ON FIRST BIRTHDAY

Lloyd Wayne Seibert celebrated
his first birthday last week with
a party a the home of his parents
in Manteo. The birthday cake was
made like a tugboat and was out
lined with blue candles. Spring
flowers were used for decoration.
The following little guests attend
ed the party: Janet and Lynn
Green, Cheryl Ann Daniels, Stevie
Daniels, Freddie Wescott, Crystal
Spring Cox, Connie and Cathy
Wescott, Edwin Midget, Jr., Billie
O'Neal, Jr., Dollie Gray, Brenda
Dale Bridges.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-04-15
REBEKAH BAKE SALE

Manteo Rebekah Lodge is having
a bake sale Saturday, April 16,
in the building across from the
courthouse (the Harrington build
ing). They will have cakes, pies
and candy, from 10 am. until noon.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-04-15

Terry Beecham, vice president;
Nancy Midget, treasurer; Jean
Morrill,, secetary; and Nancy Bas-
night, reporter.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-04-15
for you to leave for Norfolk in the morning, do your

SHOP FOR FASHION IN FRIENDLY NORFOLK!
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01
Antioch,

ngc. n Mrs Eta Brown, Nh
and Mrs Cecil Brown, Mr. ard
Mrs Cccil ATcGavock, Of Cumber-
land. Wilton and Herman Brown
We're Christmas Gay guests Of their
son and brother, the Rev. Lee Roy
Brown and family at Emporia
Mn and Mrs, Cecil Brown and
Mrs. Eta Brown. Wilton and Her
man Brown were dinner guests Of
TIC McGavocks at Cumberland
Court House Wednesday,
Mrs. J P. Hcrndon and children,
Of Arlington, arrived Sunday for
several days visit with her par
cnts MIR and Mrs. J. NJ. Brown.
Nh and Mrs c. Marvin john
son of New Canton Mrs Ruby
Brown. Mrs. Boll2 Lcvasseur and
Jerry were Christmas guests III tic
H G. Brown home Mn. and Mrs.
Brown spent Sunday With the john
sons at New Canton.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Cecn Brown were
supper guests i'll the Dale Davis
home at Columbia Satludya
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01
Braves. Lynchburg
Belmont Abbey
To Test Tigers

Hampden-Sydncy's Tigers, cur
rently front runners in both the
Virginia Little Eight and the South
ern Division of the Mason-Dixon
Conference, resume basketball play
next week with a formidable three
game road trip challenge to their
lofty position.
Coach Claude Milam's squad puts
its 81 mark against the Braves OF
Norfolk Division Tuesday night at
Norfolk. faces Lynchburg College s
Hornets Thursday night, and COM
pletes the tour against independent
Belmont Abbey Saturday night at
Danville.
The first post Christmas h o m e
appearance for the Bengals comes
Monday, jan IL. when the Rich
mond Professional Institute squad
comes to Cannon Gymnasium.
Loop Positions
The Tigers are 80 in the Mason
Dixon with wins over Baltimore,
Roanoke and Bridgewater and stand
with the same record in the Little
Eight, where the string Of victims
also includes a 1898 home court
win over Norfolk Division.
Next weeks resumption may be
rough fob the Tigers. since the full
week comes after the holiday lay
off and pits them against the Dl-
vision Braves where Leo Anthony
and Co. will be tough at
home. Lynchburg is capable OF a
great game in home confines, too.
Only losses of the first third OF
the campaign have been against
Virginia Big Five foes, William and
Mary and VMI. despite 83 and o.
point scoring efforts. The high
scoring Bengals have ranged from
a low game production Of rs points
against RPI to high of l21 points
in the opener with Medical College.
They We been in the sos three
times and the COS three.
HaWker PAGER
H-SC's all conference captain.
Leon HaWker, is pacing the squad S
scoring with a 2l3 average. Center
Gil Sayres is having his finest sea
son coming in with l3 point per
game average and covering the
boards we'll
The Tigers all-round punch this
campaign also finds senior Yer
nellie Martin HaWker's back court
running mate. Freshman Bill Hard
in and Bobby Lloyd averaging in
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01
Amelia

The Amelia Golf and Country
Club gets full use at Christmas
time. Six parties were held there
from the 18th of December through
the 2lst On the 18th the men,
bers' children in the fourth and
fifth grades were entertained there.
On the 18th, the sixth and seventh
grades were entertained On the
10th. the pre-school group. and on
Friday the 18th. the first. second
and third grades mad a wonderful
time. The adult Christmas party
was on Saturday. the 10Th. Since
then there have been several pri-
vate parties given by members. The
New Years Eve party for the
adults or Thursday night will wind
up the holiday parties given at the
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram A. Holmes
were in Kenbridge Saturday eve
ming for supper with Mr. and Mrs.
P. N. duPriest
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Boozer and
daughter spent the holidays in Lees
vile. S. c.. with his parents
B. S. Byrd was the guest of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs B 3 Byrd,
in Salem during the Christmas holi-
days.
Dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Guthrie Goodman On Saturday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Farney. Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Elaisdcll. all of
LoWville. N. Y, Miss Rena Berry,
Mrs. Ruth Sheppard and Miss Elva
woodward. all of Rice. Little Miss
Martha Ann Goodman was chris
tened at the morning service at
Trinity Methodist Church on Sun
day, December II Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Goodman. of Cumberland.
were the guests of their son and
his wife on Monday night. Other
guests were Mrs. R. c. Warren and
daughter, Robbie Lee, of Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01
Aliens Have Merry
Christmas With All
Children At Home

CLAYVILLE. Dec. 81 NV Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Allen had the plea
sure of having ali of their children
home for Christmas They were Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Allen and family
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Allen and
family, all Of Richmond, and Laura
Annie and Wayne Allen, who live
At home.
The community was very sorry to
hear CT tine death Of John A Glen
ants who was formerly a resident
here.
Misses Dottie and Mile Watson.
of Avarado. are spending the Holt
days as a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy McGlocklin.
Miss Gail Dorset is home fol-
he holidays from William and
Mary College. She is the daugh-
ter of our new neighbors. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Dorset, who purchased
the Paul Wagner Grocery Store re
Gently.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Boclt, Of Pow
hatan, we're dinner guests Of Mr.,
and Mrs. F. B. Robens. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B Robens visit
ed relatives and friends in Clmb-
erlonG on December %.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Moore and
family recently moved into their
newly purchased home in Clayvillc,
which was formerly owned by Mr..
and Mrs. Boshcr Williams.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01
Scholastic Court
Play Resumes Jan. 5

Scholastic basketball in the Farm
vile area will resume next Tues
day, with Buckingham host tc Rock
Hill Academy of Charlottesville and
Amelia travelling to Blackstone.
Prince Edward Academy will get
its post holiday schedule started
on Friday, JAN 8. against Ran
dolph-Herry at Charlotte, c. H
That zane night, Amelia will play
al Buckingham.
The Academy Wolverines will be
at home next on Monday. Jan IL,
with at boys and jayyees game
against the Crewe Railroaders.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01
Chappells In Richmond For Holiday

Mr. ard Mrs R H Webb, Of Rich
nond.
Mr. and Mrs Hunter Nelson had
most o. their children ard iheR
families ii fer dinner Christmas
day
Misses Betty, Peggy. Belle and
Gray Chappen were dinner guests
Saturday Of Mr.. and Mrs Roy Fore
and family, OF kingsville
Mr., ard Mrs Albert Davis and
family visited Nh. and MIS-. Mere
dith Chappell and children, Satur-
day night.
Mr.. and Ms. Garland Clark and
sons were Sunday dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs O. L. Clark.
MRS Garland Clark and SonS
spent Christmas day with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs w. D. Ferguson
Robert Bell. Of Richmond, spent
several days with the NJ. O. Chap
pells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ward and
girls, Of Covineton arc spending a
few days with Mrs. Wards mother.
MS Mamie Chappell Other. visi-
tors there were Mrs. Suzie Hills
man. Miss Halle McCraW. Miss 10
Hillsman and Mr.. and Mrs M. O.
Chappeli and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. H crm a II Nelson
spent Christmas with her father at
Piney River
Mrs, Effle Dickerson and brother,
Leslie Green, spent Christmas day
with their brothers and sisters. near
PheniX
Mrs Mabel Fowler spent several
days with her son, Jimmy. and her
mother. Mrs. Helen Driskill
The Rev and Mrs Ray Jenkins
and family called to sec Mr.. and
Mrs. M O. Chappell. December "a.
Mr. and Mrs Robert DrlSkill were
expected guests Thursday Of his
mother, Mrs. Helen Drlskil.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas DriSklI
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01

Paced bY veterans Billy WcllOnS
and Cary Estes. the Painters are
40 including wins over two OF the
loops stout clubs. $3.50 over Bruins
wick and 5i-1l over Greensville
They have the only spotiess mark
in the loop now
Pressing hot Oh the Victoria trail
are 3iickihaham, BlIestone and
Brunswick. Buckingham is Al and
has ONLY 1854 loss to Bluestone
on the wrong side Of the ledger. The
BUGS also have lost to Prince Ed
ward Academy 35-5l, but that one
doesn 90 into loop records.
CIary Shows Punch
Blucatonc lIas four wins, but has
lost 'Wo naior tests, falling elsa
to Brunswick and 1886 to Green's
villc. TIE Barons have wins over
Kenbr.dgc, Amelia. Park View and
Buckingham,
The Brunswick Bun Dogs, getting
anothci. hreht soaeor from Larry
Clary, The ia7a lcop scoring cham
pion arc 81, ,lcjr only master thus
far being Victoria With Clary
again hittna for a 20-po,nt average.
Brunswick has whipped Bluestone,
Grove and Amelia
IN their last pro Christmas out
ing. BUCKINGHAM Bjics thraShed
Nelson County 67-i8. Charlie Baber
pitched in 20 PORTS to lead the at
tack. Garland SWart2 and LinWood
Thomas have been eaneine UP with
Baber 10 Give tlc RlcS stout
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01

jumped over the fence surrounding
the dog pen.
At such close quarters. the
hounds attacked, one of them put
ting a tight clamp over the deer's
mouth and nostrils. Inside. Mrs.
Derey heard the commotion and
scurried to the pen to get the
hounds off of the deer. She sue
ceeded and the deer trotted through
the pen gate which opened. But
the dogs. poured through. too. and
the five against-one combination
was too much for the buck, the
hounds managing to do it in.
Learning of the details later. Mr..
Derey, who happens to be Farm
.ville's director Of public works. had
to express admiration for Mrs.
Derey's fortnight a ton, but
cautioned her against ever repeat
ing close scurry with wounded
deer and hounds n-thechase. She
was taking chance agains which
he cautioned: Don't ever do that
again.
SideIine Shorts:
FOOTBALL OFFICIALS in t h e
Southside region have elected Bob
Goldsmith. Of Crewe. as president
of their organization. the Southside
Football Officials Association, for
the coming year. The Association.
working with the Virginia High
School League to provide Scholas-
tic football with the best possible
officiating. had its annual post-sea-
son banquet at Hampden-Sydney
College recently. One-time Carolina
star. Johnny Clements. formerly Of
Crcwe. was the speake STOW on
the staff at N. C. Stat ements
discussed physical fitnes b the
family and outlined a states physical
fitness program underway in North
Carolina. .
ALL STATE GRID HONORS have
been won by five Group II play
ers from this region. Dave Horner.
Of Crewc. Larry Clary. of Bruins
wick. Randy Almond. of Appomat-
tox, Doug Walker, of Powhatan. and
Hairless Dobbins, of Crewe. They
are included in the roster Of the |
1859 All-State high school football
seam selected by the Virginia
Sports Writers and Sportscasters
Association. Horner and Clary were
1amed to the third team. the form
n at tackle. the latter as a back.
The remaining three we're picked
among the honorable mention /
group.
NEW FISHING LAKE. a 45-acre
public body Of water just built by
he Virginia Game Commission for
s62 900 in Nelson county. will be
stocked with largemouth bass and
oluegill soon and opened to the pub
ic after the bass spawn next June.
located on Bob's Creek just north /
Of Arlington. the lake will soon
get a one-acre parking lot and an
access road leading north from
Route 655 Just east of Arlington. /
Boats will be available on a rental
oasis from a full-time concession
naire.
JOHNNY BOGGS, of Gainesville. /
has achieved one of the brighter
collegiate football records among
former high school players in this
area. New laurels were added re-
Gently when the former Powhatan
High Brave was named co-captain
Of the 1860 University Of Richmond
squad. The l85-pound No Spider
fullback will share the honor with
225-pound tackle Bob Buffman. |
Boggs is regarded as one of the
finest blockers in the Southern Con-
ference.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01

two figures per game
Hardin, the 81" West Virginia
frosh by way Of Huntington and
Greenbriar Military Academy. is
one Of the four promising newcom-
crS giving Coach Milan an extra
punch on the bench this season
Butch Cox, an all-state star at
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01
Three-Came Trek Next Week To Put
Strain On Hampden-S ydney Record

Roanokes Jefferson Senior, Nor
wood Davis. the Richmonder. who
prepped at Hargrave, and Dave
Wilson, from Richmond's Douglas
Freeman High. are the others.
Hardin and Cox are a bespectacl-
sd duo. but the glasses don't dim
the calibre of their play
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01
co!ored News
Mrs. { abel Dies

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah
Page Cabell Of Worsham. who died
Sunday, Dec 20, we're held De
cembcr "A at Mercy Seat Church
near Hampden-Sydney. Interment
was III the church cemctary She
was il her eightic&
A number Of stepchildrcn sur
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01
&h&ne Ne.vs
BY JOHN STICK
Farmville Chance, Maybe?

Little Boys Baseball the recreation which bit with scn
ferocy Fa1mvile will probably boost from
landing the 1860 world
South Boston the community making stout
bid for Development will the site OF the
eight elimination 1920 1860
champions Virginia. South
Carolina Florida louisiana Tennessee and
Kentucky Baseball will gather South
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01

OLD ABILENE. Dec. 81 ~ Mr..
and Mrs NJ. O. ChappeI and chill
dren. Mrs. Washington Chappell
and children and Nj and Mrs.
William Bell spent Christmas day
with their steptathcr and mother,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01
Southside Schools
COMMUNICATION. page II

If the children of this county
want an education. thev 'n''st t''''n
to private schools. and that is the
only purpose OF Southside SchoolS.
Inc. - to give the Negro children
of this county an opportunity to
receive an education.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01

scoring punch this season as they
have whipped CreWe, Randolph
Henry, Blackstone and Amelia.
The Greensvillc Bluestone tussle
December % ended in a 34-all dead
lock. but Greensville outscored the
BaroEs 80 in overtime to take the
win.
The District 3 standings:
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01

and son, Tommy, Mrs Mabel
Fowler and son. Jimmy. Mrs, Helen
Driskill. and Miss joyce Ann Irby
were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
P. L. Fowler. of-Nictorla.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01

BUCKINGHAM CENTRAL BUGS are sport
ing Of five wins and two losses after their
defeat of Nelson High before the Christmas
Members of the varsity team arc: first
row. from left Dick Davis, Bob Davis. Iynwood
Thomas, Charles Baker, George Taylor, and
Ralph Wooten manager. On the second row.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01

The decision giving SB the big
windup event was made recently
by the Remember national board
of directors meeting at North
Charleston, S. c. West Point, Miss.
was also bidding for the honor
Previous Dixie series have been
held at Alexandria. La, Columbus.
Miss, and Lakeland Fla Birming-
ham, Ala, is the defending
champion.
Little Boys Baseball, Inc. is a
recreation program for boys IL
years of age and under. 1t wa S
chartered in South Carolina in 1856
and has grown rapidly to embrace
more than 200 teams in n n e
states. South Boston is a charter
member of the organization, and
has been host to the last two Vir-
ginia state tournaments.
With the fine facilities here :.
recognized everywhere as outstand-
ing bid for the preliminary
state tournament might be in order
for Farmville!
A Deer-Without A Shot:
Men have been exhorted down
through the years to Elook before
you leap This is little yarn
about a deer that might have es-
capped tragedy had the wit of hui
mankind been his
The setting is the H. w. Derey
farm in Cumberland. The dramatis
personnae are five deer hounds and
a four point buck The main char
acter is the buck, which wondered
out of the woods onto the Derey
place In making its escape from
the Derey yard it meant to Jump
fence leading to the outside. and the
harbor of the woods. Instead, it
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01
Victoria Panthers Last Remaining
Loop Squad With Undefeated Record

grabbed the title
the district tournament
front after the first third OF the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01

prince Edward Academy is 2-3D
Evening star., 1960-09-18

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ROUTEMAN, Arl. and Alex. over
Sl05 wkly. aver to start. Phone
JA. 5-63l5 tonight, o pm. to
q n m fnr dntailS
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HELP MEN

MECHANIC. experience necessary,
to work on Volkswagen automo-
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week, prompt advancement to
qualified man; usual company
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HEISHMAN'S 32l2 Jefferson
Davis hwy, hrl., Va. OF. 4-sSSS
MECHANIC
White, for truck feet work. Chev
international and White trucks,
exper. in hydraulic hoist work
and Welding helpful; must have
own tools and drivinr permit
Apply Mr.. Sandin. SHAYNE BROS,
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MEN (2). Is to 35, to train for
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openings in our asst
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Ing period. Our asst. mgrs. aver
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MEN t2l wanted. with cars: good
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INSURANCE DEBIT MAN, for
established debit; salary and CON. i.
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Phone Mr.. FRIDLEY. FE. 3-77nO.
JANITOR. exper.. sober. merried,
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EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
CO.. 5000 Wisconsin ave.
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Men Over 40

company Of its kind open-
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for 4 settled men. Opportunities
are unlimited for the man who
Is q steady worker Sales expert
ence helpful but not necessary.
We will train you. For interview
work record, giving name and
phone number: send TO nO2O N.
Calvert, Apt. IS. Arlington, Va.
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MEN

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Modern CO. benefits. Apply in per
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o APPOINTMENT NECESSARY
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CORRESPONDENT

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TIRE co. needs several ambitious
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Call MCDONALD between o am,
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casualty insurance once: must BE-
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INSURANCE sALRsMEN-Due IL
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varied duties in accounting once
OF food professor: salary open: on
Jef. Davis hwy, Alexandria. Call
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AUTO SALESMEN-we have OPEN
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