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Evening star., 1960-01-30

Chamberlain Vocational High
School, almost out of conten-
ton in the Interhigh League
East Division basketball race,
probably will remember this
season as one Of the few in
which it knocked off a would
be contender.
The Volts yesterday beat
Mckinley Tech for only the
second time in its history, So
So, in the second game of an
East double-header at Ana
costa. The opener went to
Spingarn, 62-43, over host An
acostia. =
After both teams misfired
in the first half of the night
cap, Chamberlain took a short
lead. lost it, then poured in
nine straight points to go
ahead for good, 50-46, with
4::32 remaining,
. Don Holiday got four of the
points in the squirt. including
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U. S. Figure Skating Title
Again Won by Carol Heiss

SEATTLE, Jan. 80 (AP).-
Carol Heiss won her fourth
consecutive national figure
skating championship last
night and learned she will lead
the American women's skating
team to the Winter Olympics.
A capacity crowd of 5000
also saw Nancy and Ronald
Ludington of Boston retain
their national senior pairs title
and Douglas Ramsey of Detroit
win the Junior mems cham
pionship.
The Olympic Skating Selec-
tion Committee announced the
three leaders in the senior
ladies event and the three
leading pairs would form
three-fourths Of the United
States team.
Three men still are to be
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johnson Hurts
Blair Slopes
For BigS Sweep
MARYLAND DISTRICT II
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
CLASS A STANDINGS

With Bladensburg almost a
shoo-in for the Bi-County
League championship. interest
in nearby Maryland basketball
has shifted somewhat to the
District 2 Class A struggle in
Montgomery County. Thanks
to Walter Johnson High
School, the latter Is a donney-
brook by comparison.
The Spartans of Walter
johnson, who stunned neigh
Dor Bethesda Chevy Chase
three weeks ago, turned the
trick again at Montgomery
Blair last night, 58-5T, seri-
ously damaging the Blazers
position atop the district
standings and its State tour
nament hopes.
Blair outscored johnson, 20
points to 4, at the start of the
second half to take a 1881
lead, but then Tom Lafnond
and Walt Whitman went to
work cutting into the deficit
fNt. fhn 1yie;kars
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Carolina Golfer Leading
Seniors by Two Strokes

DUNEDIN, Fla, Jan. 80 (AP)
The oldsters mingle with the
youngsters for the first time
today as the 21st annual PGA
Seniors golf tournament goes
into its final two rounds with
Charles Farlow of Greensboro,
N. c., holding a 2-stroke lead.
Until today the 50-54 and 55-
and-up age groups played their
rounds separately. Today the
100 low scorers and ties of the
two divisions play together in
their bid for the Teacher Tro-
ply and a trip to England to
meet the British Senior cham
pion.
A two-round score of 155 or
better was necessary to qualify
for the final two rounds, and
most of the entrants rated
early contenders survived the
cut, including Gene Sarazen.
two-time ampion, who
squeezed in with 1853.
Willie Goggin, defending
champion, was in the 145
bracket with rounds of 1918.
Only five players are par 144
or better for the first two
rounds. In addition to Farlow,
they are Charles Sheppard of
Highland Park, ILL.,, 140; Dick
Metz of New Orleans, 141;
Leland Gibson Of Kansas City,
Mo-, 143, and Jack Patroni of
Rye, N. Y, 144.
Farlow shot a sizzling six
under-par Sc to jump into the
lead as the 50-54 bracket
played its second round yester-
day. In addition to Farlow,
only Metz, with a 70; Ernest
Catropa of Westport, Conn.,,
with II. and Clarence Doser,
Woodmont, at Washington,
D. c., also with a II, were able
to break par.
Doser and Jack IsaacS Of
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DR.. Herb and Sand Boy
Meet at Charles Town

bird. Roman War, Kiperic and
Blue Pad.
Predictions Of rain and pos
sible snow in this area is ex-
pected to hold the attendance
to $500 for the next-to-last
week end free Of Maryland
competition. The races were
scheduled to start 10 minutes
later today. the post time hav-
ing been set back to l:l0 pm.
for the balance Of the meeting
Although the quality Of rae
ing was mediocre yesterday. 1t
was anything but uneventful.
In the first race, a stewards
inquiry revised the complete
order Of finish. La Bos, first
over the line. was moved back
to fourth for interference as
Peach Pie became the winner
Roam Nancy jumped from third
to second. and Skinny Dip from
fourth to third. Peace Pie,
$16.20. started a $i36.6O double
Il and 81 completed by Seebo,
$3.50 winner Of the second
event.
Evening star., 1960-01-30
Herb Elliott Runs
Fast Half Mile

MELBOURNE, Jan. 30 (AP)
Herb Elliott. world mile rec
ord holder, showed every sign
today Of returning to top form.
After one month Of training
following a long layoff, the
Australian star ran a 1922
half mile under a blazing sun
on the Melbourne University
track.
Jumping away from the field
at the gun. Elliott led by 10
yards after the first 440 yards
in 53.5 seconds.
Evening star., 1960-01-30
Cordozo, Wilson
Win ThriIIers in
West Division

Cardozo, last years Inter-
high League champion, began
the second round of its league
schedule with only its second
victory yesterday, a Ties over
time thriller in the nightcap
of a West Division basketball
double-header at Roosevelt.
In the first game, John
Nails layup with IS seconds to
go gave Wilson a 50-48 win
over Bell Vocational. The VIC
torious Tigers had held a
slight lead most of the way,
with four points their greatest
margin.
Cardozo came from behind
to down Western. Richard
Bush's lefthand layup with six
seconds left tied the score at
the end of regulation time,
6l-6l. Then Daniel Burrell
made eight of Cardozo's 10
nOipfc IN O,,orf;v,ao
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HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Annandale. 66; James Madison, 40.
Bethesda Chevy ChaBe,70: Wheaton. sc
Calvert County, 30: Great Mills, as.
Cardozo, Il: Western, 65 ,(overtime).
GnsmSsTiain; 6nMntsT o. Tech Tech 81. 80
Dunbar, 55; Hoffman Boston, SO.
Fairfax, "a Mount Vernon. ~.
Falls Church. II: .Teh Stuart, SO,
Frederick. 20: Qlenelg,. AZ.
Garfield. At; Marshall, 46.
High Point: suitlend' 40.
Lee, 90; Osbourn, a..
Loudoun County, IA; george Mason, At
LutSsr SSerfti%f. Jaefson, 81: Jennie Dean, 40,
Mackin, 81: 81. Anthony. 50.
Mclean, 10; George Washington, 81,
Nssle. r.; Q9antico Post, 43.
Northwestern, 81: Oxon Hill, ~.
Northwood, 20; Richard Montgomery
as.
o'connen, SO: Benedietine, 80.
Parker-Gray,- 90; Walker Grant, Is.
Priory, 70; Longfellow. 81.
g. so0ssSSst JoSn. 9 81 esGoliese sS GsrroIi a. Nv A.,
spiagarn. 81; Anacostia, ~.
Surrattsville. so; Sasscer, ~.
Wakefield, So: Groveton, 46.
Walkersville, IS: Poolesville, "a,
Walter johnson, 5S; Blair, 81.
Wilson, 80: Bell. 4S.
GAMES TODAY
Mackin at Mother Of Saviour Seminary
EpIseopal a. Randolph-Maeon. ..
Landon ct ct. Stephens, 2.
Georeetown Prep at A.. James, 2:30,
HowATS County at Sherwood, $50.
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Priory Clears Bench

Totals 2l 1890 Totals 90 /
Halftime: 3l-25; Benedictine.
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sQUEAKS BY BLADES
DeMotho Coach Feels
Victory Will Be Tonic

nine-for-nine at the foul line
and nine-for-12 in field goal at
tempts.
BladenSburg's 6-foot-1O Jay
Buckley matched Herbert with
27 points and also was the
games top rebounder with 18
recoveries. Teammate Tom
Barrett added % points, de-
spite carrying four fouls into
the second half.
But Herbert had more help,
including Reserve Bill McDer-
motifs contribution of 10
points and key rebound after
he replaced Tom Canada In
the first half. Canada fouled
out early.
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Chamberlain Bumps
ech From Contention

the tying basket, but the big
man in the rally was Donald
Govan, who scored nine of his
19 points and grabbed 10 re-
bounds in the last period.
For Spingarn, All-High Ollie
johnson turned in his top per-
formance since recovering from
a leg injury, as he scored 20
points and pulled down 20 re-
bounds. Spingarn led by 10 to
Is points most of the way
against Anacostia, which used
mostly reserves.
Evening star., 1960-01-30
NO. VA. GROUP I
BY CARL SELL
Star Stan Writer

Fairfax High School has
beaten three of the top four
basketball teams in the North
ern Virginia Group I League
on it's home court this season
and that situation is causing
Coach Frank Ferguson some
concern.
I'VE have to get some prac-
tice IN a big gym" Ferguson
said last night after his team
Evening star., 1960-01-30
Wakefield Hits
Scoring Peak

Wakefield. still missing high
scorer Bruce Terwilliger be-
cause Of illness, nevertheless
ran up its highest basketball
score Of the season last night
and dealt Groveton its fifth
straight and worst - defeat,
S3-46, at Groveton.
The Warriors used every
available player and all scored
as they stayed in first place in
the Northern Virginia Group
! standings.
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Mcbride Scores 81
For Mclean Record

Mclean took undisputed pos
session Of second place in the
Northern Virginia Group I
Basketball League by trimming
George Washington, 1851, on
the winners court last night.
Mclean remained a half game
behind league-leading Wake
field.
Elliott Mcbride scored 81
points to set a school record
for Mclean.
Evening star., 1960-01-30
Roosevelt Cuts
Lead of Dunbar

Roosevelt opened the second
half Of its basketball league
schedule by defeating Coolidge,
61-46. and pulling to within a
half game of leading Dunbar
in the West Division of the
Interhigh League. The Riders
held Harry Blechette-the
leagues leading scorer with a
21.4 average before yesterday
to IL points, his lowest total of
the season.
Evening star., 1960-01-30

Langley Air Force Base, Va, led
Middle Atlantic area golfers.
Both are nine strokes off the
pace with 147s. Isaacs' rounds
were 73 and IA. Doser had a
rs round the first day to go
with his II.
Andy Gibson of Country
Club of Maryland is II strokes
of the pace with 74-75-149.
Rut Coffey Of Ocean City, Nd,
had a 73-77-l5O.
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Coach Goes to Canada

VANCOUVER, Jan. 80 (AP)
Don Brandy, 30-year-old end
coach from the University of
Montana, has joined the Brit
ish Columbia Lions Of the
Western 1nterprovincial Foot
ball Union as line coach.
Evening star., 1960-01-30
RoIIy Pulls B-CC
Closer to Blair

Bethesda Chevy Chase last
night pulled to within a half
game Of Montgomery B4air in
the race for the District 2
montgomery County, slot in
the Maryland State basketball
tournament on a 25-point,
last-quarter rally that defeated
Wheaton, 70-62.
Wheaton held 25-11, 36-29,
and 52-45 quarter leads on
B-CC's home floor before the
Barons, led by Brad Brooks 70
points, tore the Wheaton zone
Evening star., 1960-01-30
CADETS STREAK SNAPPED
Dwyer Says Carroll
Hasn't Reached Peak

form last night. In the first
few seconds st. Johns was in
a % tie. At the end Of the
first quarter it was 1875, Car
roll. The 10-point difference
was the closest the Cadets got
the remainder Of the game as
John Thompson and Walt
Skinner, and in the late stages
of the game, George Leftwich,
hit with consistency for the
Lions.
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High Point RuIIies

High Point, caught for the
first time at 40-40 with SIS Sec
onds remaining, rallied quickly
for a 47-40 basketball victory
last night at Suitland High
School. A technical foul shot
because Of one too many Suit
land time outs broke the tie
and Don Matthews added four
points in succession to settle
the issue
Evening star., 1960-01-30
Montgomery JC
2-Yeur Streak at
Home Is Broken

Montgomery Junior College
suffered its first basketball loss
on its home court in two years
when it dropped a 1903 game
to Bainbridge Naval Prep last
night in the last 10 seconds of
play.
Ahead 1896 at halftime, the
Knights permitted the visitors
to catch UP and gain a tie at
68-68. With time just about
out. Dick Porter. the games top
scorer with rs points. sank two
foul shots to give Bainbridge
the victory.
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Parker Scores Rout

Parker-Gray stayed unbeaten
in the Virginia Interscholastic
Association, Group II, District
l, basketball race last night
with a 65-18 victory at home
against Walker Grant. The
Bulldogs are 40 in the district.
Evening star., 1960-01-30
Dunbar Gets Nod
Over Hoffman Five

Dunbar, leader of the Inter-
high League, West Division,
came from behind to win its
eighth straight, $3.50, over
Hoffman-Boston at Terrell
Junior High School yesterday.
Dunbar led until the last two
minutes when a long jump shot
by Benjamin Muse gave Hoff-
man-Boston a STAG lead. Two
baskets by Albert Wheeler and
a pair Of free throws by Jose
Green gave Dunbar the nod.
Evening star., 1960-01-30
O'ConneII Is Victor

Gene Wood scored II Of his
"a points and Bill Lewis added
l3 Of his % in the second half
to lead O'Connell from behind
to a $3.50 basketball victory
over Benedictine from Rich
mond last night. The home
team won its ninth game in Is.
Evening star., 1960-01-30
Muckin Triumphs

Nelson Grillo was eligible
for his first Catholic League
basketball game of the season
last night, and he was the big
difference, scoring 19 points
and leading both teams in re-
bounds as Mackin defeated st.
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Northwood Wins

Northwood also gained ground
on Montgomery Blair In the
District 2 standings by run
ming up a 70-48 basketball VIC
tory at Richard Montgomery
last night. Kirk Stewart scored
almost half the winners total
with his 34-point effort.
Evening star., 1960-01-30
NBA STANDINGS
EASTERN DIVISION

Philadelphia, l24; Boston, l16.
st. Louis. 100: Detroit, 1875 (overtime).
New York, 1873: Cincinnati, Tia.
syracuse, ll9; Minneapolis, 1l2,
Games To-day
Philadelphia at New York.
Cincinnati VS.. Boston at Providence,
st, Louis at Detroit.
Games Tomorrow
Detroit at Boston
Syracuse at St. Louis.
Philadelphia VS.. Minneapolis at San
Francisco
Evening star., 1960-01-30
AnnunduIe on TOP

James Madison scored the
first basket, but was never
ahead thereafter as Annandale
had little trouble winning,
66-40, in a Northern Virginia
Group I basketball game at
Madison last night.
Evening star., 1960-01-30

Jack Barrett made both foul
shots on a one-and-one oppor-
tunity with 80 seconds left in
overtime to give Loudoun
County a 43-42 victory over
George Mason last night at
Evening star., 1960-01-30
Northwestern Wins

Oxon Hill slowed down the
action, but Northwestern broke
out in the second half to de-
feat the Clippers, 51-37, in q
Maryland Bi = County League
basketball game on the win
ner's court last night.
Evening star., 1960-01-30

Priory used IS players to beat
Longfellow School, 1888, last
night at Kensington Armory
and moved ahead of the 500
mark with a 6-5 basketball
Evening star., 1960-01-30
Lee Belts Osbourn

Lee High School picked on
newcomer Osbourn for its sec
ond victory in the Northern
Virginia Group I League, 60
A, last night at Manassas.
Evening star., 1960-01-30

o9 WHITEHOUSE l4-ft., Scott rs h.p,
gen; ;o and starter, trailer, lights;
loft. LYMAN, very good condition.
$500 or best offer. Garden 4-Si9Q.
WHIRLWIND left. convert top; 30
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LIFT. wATERBUG oVERNIGHTER
o5-hp Aercury motor, controls, steer
ing. propeller, and Cox trailer; ready
$1,000 per mo-, including marine in
surance. after normal dn. payment.
Many many other BARGAINS this week
AUTHORIZED DEALER for Mercury
motors, Owens. Borum, Lone Star,
crosby, Newport, Higgins, Waterbug,
Wagemaker
Loving outdoor Sports Sales, Inc.
5000 Ga. Ave. Sill. Spr. JU. 7-650O
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Evening star., 1960-01-30

Luther Jackson outscored
Jennie Dean, 1911, in the final
period to win. 57-49, on the
losers basketball court last
NIGHT
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Falls Church Wins

Falls Church led all the way
to defeat Jeb Stuart, 71-58, in
q Northern Virginia Group l
basketball contest at Falls
Church last night.
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Fouls Beut Mason

Totals 81 ls6 Totals l5l444
Halftime: 1924, Lee.
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Jackson Clicks

Totals 30 565 Totals 4l
Halftime: 31-g, Parker-Gray.
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Totals 2b 2070 Totals 90 a.
Halftime: 1925. Northwood.
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Totals 25 30 20 Totals % l6 6s
HaIftime: 1886; Montgomery.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-31
202 Accident-Free Years
Telephone Safety Awards Given

TWenty-one employees of Viz
ginia Telephone and Telegraph
Company at Farmville received
company certificates citing them
for an accumulated total Of 202
years Of accident-free work at
the annual Safety Meeting of the
Farmville Exchange Friday.
A. T. Berry was the dean Of
the recipients. his certificate
bearing the outstanding nota-
ton of '28 years of academies
employment. He also holds a
certificate for the same length
of time without a vehicular driv-
ing accident.
Berry also continued in the
telephone limelight Friday night
when he received a 40-year ser
vice emblem from company Of
ficials at a Charlottesville ban
quet.
S. F. Collins, Southern Di-
vision manager. followed Berry
in the length of accident-free
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-31
Talk On Line-Mass Arrangements
Featured At WOman'S Club Session

AMELIA, May 30 M A talk on
line mass arrangement was
given by Mrs. E. H. Burke, ma
tional flower show Judge, at the
May meeting of the Amelia
County Garden Club Thursday
afternoon.
She also discussed and judged
arrangements brought by Misses
Selma Hindle. Florence Clark
and Lawrence Baugham illus
trating the subject.
Mrs. William B. jefferson
showed color slides of the Nor
folk Azalea Gardens, herb gar
dens in Winston-Salem, N. c.,
the National Flower Show in
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-31
Miss AmeIiu' Beauty
Contest Plans Revealed

their Horse Show on June II. and
will have Miss Amelia and
her runners-up included in their
parade.
Any girls. who are eligible and
who have not already entered
the contest, are requested to cor
tact Mrs. R. E. Arlington.
beauty contest chairman.
Last year, Miss Mary Lee
Warmer. of Amelia, a student
at Longwood College, was the
winner. Runners up were Miss
Peggy VIM and Miss Gail Lush.
The dinner is sponsored by
the county home demonstration
clubs, and the dance is sponsor
ed bv the Ruritan Club. The
Amelia County Womans Club
has charge of publicity for the
events.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-31
Amelia SEA Gives
SIS To Athletic
Field Organization

AMELIA, Nav r0-The Amelia
High School SEA has presented
a check for SIS to the p~inci~a al,
Dhilin Al Boeppla. to be used for
the benefit Of the Amelia Ath-
letic Field Association.
beverly Noble. chairman Of
the gym committee, who made
the presentation for the SEA.
also announced a check fer the
same amount would BE presented
later 70 Q. A. NorfoN, treasurer,
for the benefit Of the War Me-
mortal Building.
SEA achievement pins were
Given to seniors Jane Bruce
Iillsman Oracle ard Ada Andar-
son, Phyllis Southall Dewitt
Wilmington. G Gorge HASTINGS,
and Edwin O'Neal. SEA ou-goir g
president.
For their work in promoting
the sale of US. treasury savings
stamps in the elementary school,
achievement awards were made
% Brenda White, Rosa Royster.
Nancve Hammer, PEGGY Martin
and Anne Chimney, chairman Of
the group, by the U. S. Treasury
Department.
Class representatives to the
SEA for the 1960-61 session will
be: Curtis Salyer. for the senior
class; Dallas deKrafft and Caro-
lvn Poore. junior class: Betty
Jean White and Glenna Blanken-
ship, sophomore class. Russell
Mover ard 81 5 n Arlington.
freshman class. Representatives
from the eighth grade will be
elected next fall.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-31

Washington, D. c.. and some
slides of her own home garden.
Blue ribbons for specimens
were won by Mrs. C. C. Conner
for peoples; Miss Mary Sheppard
for peonies. smoke tree, and
mock orange; Mrs. John T. Len
non. Dutch iris; Mrs. Irving Nor
ris. gaillardia; Miss Hindle, Pc
reuvian daffodil; and Mrs. c. C.
Wingo, carnation.
For roses, Mrs. Jefferson won
a blue on her Mary Wallace rose;
Mrs. Conner on her Paul Scarlet,
and Mrs. R. Elmer Parsons on
a Blaze.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-31
Miss O'Neal Gets
Practical Work In
Home Economics

AMELIA, May 30 - Home eco
nomlcS students at Salem Col
lege, Winston-Salem, N. c., have
been busy laying tile, finishing
pictures frames. making and ir-
ing lamp, and making a rug
and a letter box for the Home
Management House. One student
made and framed a seed mosaic
as her project.
Miss Judy O'Neal, of Amelia,
who is majoring in biology, made
and framed the mosaic. Tomato
seeds, sunflower seeds, giant
speckled pole bean seeds and
Italian rye grass seeds are only
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-31

a few of the varieties she chose
to make h + mosaic. She set up
the design and glued the seeds
into place. Then glue was spread
over the background, covered
with rye grass seed and the en-
tire mosaic was sprayed with
Shellac.
In the course, which Mrs.
Wayne Honeycutt teaches, stu
dents are required to plan and
construct project, keep a writ
ten record of time management.
source of ideas, cost and source
of materials and references used.
They are also asked to evaluate
their finished projects from the
standpoint of utility, economy.
beauty and Individuality
Can anybody explain why
citizen gives a politician a valu-
able gift?
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-31

AMELIA, Nav 30LThe Amelia
county Parent-Teachers Associa-
on will sponsor its annual
beauty contest for the benefit of
he War Memorial building fund
June 10 at 8 pm. between a din
er ard a dance.
All unmarried girls between
the ages of IL and 81 are eligible
to enter this contest. The winner
will be Miss Amelia and will
represent the county in the To-
hacco Festival. Miss Amelia :"
will receive $50 from the board
Of directors of the War Memorial
Building for her expenses to the
festival.
To date. there are 20 contes-
ants who have entered the con-
test. This year the Amelia Bride
Club is having a parade prior to
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-31
Spelling Champions
In Two Counties
Win $3.50 IN Checks

Preparing for spelling bee
may be an arduous task, but, as
for most folks with a mastery
over inertia, spelling bee winners
find gold at the end of the rain
bow.
Such was the case last week
for the winners and runners-up
in the annual elementary school
bees in Buckingham and Cum
berland counties. Fred Menagh,
feature writer for The Lynchburg
News, regional bee sponsor. visit
ed their schools to leave SIPS in
checks.
Mary Ann want, 10, a
seventh grader at Hamilton Ele-
mentary School, Cumberland, re-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-31

land. 1t was presented to the
eighth grade pupil at a special
assembly at Cumberland High.
Over in Buckingham. Shirley
Moss, II, received a $50 check
as county winner amid the APP
plause Of her classmates at Dill
wyn Elementary School. Shirley
IS the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-31

ceived a $50 check as the county
winner. 1t was presented at a
specially called session in the
school auditorium. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w
Bryant.
William Smith. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. M Y. Smith, received a S25
check as runner-up in Cumber-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-31

Leonard B Moss.
Madeline Wooten. also u and
a seventh grader at Buckingham
Elementary School. received her
$25 runner-up check also in a
special ceremony attended by
classmates. She is the daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. George w.
Wootcn.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-31

service during the presentation
here. receiving a 27-year certifi-
cate.
Following these safetv-con-
scious veterans were the follow
ing. with length Of accident-free
work listed after their names:
A. B. King. Is, j. H. Mahan
10, E. j Lord, H. H. Martin
and Roy Jamerson, II, Paul
Dickerson, 10, Howard Rosen 9,
F loren Phaup, Elizabeth
Simpson, Phyllis HaRllett,
Catherine R. Cox and Grant
Cumpston, 8.
Also, w. H. Dunlap. 7. Phyllis
Walker 6, William Young and
john Simpson. 8, Lloyd Mckay
and P E. Galloway 2, and
James w Watson. /.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-31

Between now and April Is the
American citizen will discover
that it costs money to exert lead
ership in the world.