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The Nome nugget., 1960-03-16
Wednesday. March 10. 1860
Moon Reports Severe
 Winter At Sweepstake

Charlie Moon was in town yes- terday from his mining claim at Sweepstake Creek which is about a mile from the Granite Mt. in- stallation. He was enroute to the Ungalik area where he will help George Geamalis sink some holes on the latter's mining ground.
 Charlie reported this winter to have been very severe one at Sweepstake. He said that during a recent storm the Granite Mt. station recorded winds of 120 miles an hour and that it very nearly blew down some of his camp buildings. He also reports very heavy glaciering with one spot near his diggings already over 40 feet of solid ice. This ice is evident in all the creeks, he said, with overflow. forming more ice all the time.
 Moon reported the ptarmigan very plentiful, but very wild. He also said he had two wild visitors during most of the winter-a fox and a "camp robber". This latter bird, Charlie said, has become so tame that it ate from his hand.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-16
School Board Turns Down Old Federal Building As Possible High School

The Nome School Board, in spe- cial session Monday night, re- jected the offer made to them for the use of the abandoned Federal Building as possible building for school use, possibly high school.
 The School Board, with the as sistance and recommendations of Carl Glavinovich, as engineer, turned down the offer as suitable place for school rooms.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-16
Volunteer Bremen Express Thanks 10 FAA Personnel

Members of the Volunteer Fire Department have expressed ap- preciation to Bob Schick and Os- car Wall, who with FAA bull dozers gave several hours of work in clearing the road at the Sand Spit fire last week. Their assist ance was very valuable a n d timely.
 The fire, of unknown origin, was in a Cowen hut and many mattresses stored there were de- stroyed.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-16
ANB PinOchle Party On Thursday Night

The Alaska Native Brotherhood announce pinochle party to- morrow evening, March IF at their hall. So-begorra and be- jabbers if it's action and prizes you're after, the Brotherhood promises plenty of both starting at 8 pm. on "Paddy's Day."
 Admission will be 75 cents and there will also be a door prize and refreshments.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-16
ENGSTROM STARTS TO MOVE DREDGE TO BASIN CREEK MINING OPERATION

Herb Engstrom starts this week moving dredge from Bajara Creek to Basin Creek, distance of about 25 miles.
 The dredge, which is estimated to weigh about 120 tons, will be handled by several large "cats" after some dismantling.
 Engstrom and his son Ronald expect to have the dredge in op- eration this summer at their well known Basin Creek mining camp on Highway 97.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-16
VFW Contribute To Hot Lunch

The Veterans of Foreign Wars have donated $40 to the School Hot Lunch Program. They also voted to sponsor bake sale in April, proceeds of which will be turned over to the program for next year.
 Date for the VFW Buddy Poppy Sale has been announced as Sat urday, May 21.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-16
IN MAGISTRATES COURT

Vim. Okpealuk pleaded guilty to drunk charge and was fined $40 by Deputy Magistrate George Bayer. This was city case.
 On state case, Murphy Nuglene pleaded guilty to a charge of assault and battery and was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined $75 by Deputy Magis- trate Bayer.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-16

"A BAKE SALE will be held at the N. c. Store by the Nome Re- publican Club on Saturday. Those who wish to contribute are asked to have their offerings in by 10 am.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-16
Mrs. Margaret Russell of Polet
N o T I C E

All military personnel operat- ing their own private vehicles within the City of Nome will be required to buy city license stickers 10 comply with the City Code Section 18-6.
 John Marvik.
 Chief of Police
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-16
Magistrate Makes First Official Visit 10 Kotzebue

District Magistrate James St. Amour left yesterday for Kotze- bue on his first official visit to that area. He was accompanied by Sgt. Gene Morris of the State Police.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-16
Northern Light Circle
 To Meet Thursday Niqht

The Northern Light Circle of the Lutheran Church is meeting at the home of Kay Casperson on Thursday evening at 7:30. Mem bers are reminded to bring their mission box offering.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-16

NOTICE PIONEER AUXILIARY Members of the Pioneer Auxil- iarY and their escorts are invited 10 see convention slides al pm. this evening. following the Pioneer meeting. Refreshments will be served.
 Luther Dunbar. Pres.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-16
Lois Okitkon Holds Lead In Queen of The Trail Contest

Lois Okitkon continues to lead in the Queen of the Trail Contest in connection with the Arctic Club dog derby next month. Sec ond in the standing is Diana Wal lace.
 Another new contestant is Roberta Apok, sponsored by the Nomerama Theater.
 Mrs. Margaret Russell of Polet's Store staff, returned yesterday from a weeks visit to Fairbanks where she visited with her son David and family and took in the Carnival. dog races.
Evening star., 1960-05-14
lcOSfiNgEDl

HILLSIDE - 4-bedrm. det. home;
compi. fenced yard; garage, drive
way; vacant; Sll5 mo. 10. s.
Evening star., 1960-05-14

-oUTHLAWN. Nr Andrews and
Boiling Fields-3-bedrm. rambler
mod. kit, lse. sun room; fenced
yard Call ewes. and week ends,
EM o-32S1
Evening star., 1960-05-14
SHEPHERD PARK
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
S22.500
JOHN r.. ioKE' REALToR
SPECIAL
PHYSICIANS a. DENTISTS ONLY
NO MONEY DOWN

Chance Of Lifetime to purchase
Comp. Redec. Det. Colonial home
best section NV, 8 Lge. Rms.
Den. Powder Rm,; plus separate
6ldg.; consist Rooms g. Bath
MURRAY LEVINE TA ANA
Evening star., 1960-05-14
HOUSES UNFuRN. TO RENT

ALEX, nr. Pentagon bus-vaeant
attrac.. mod. } bedrms., ia tiiec
baths, cleo. kit, tiled bsmt.; Sl3O
FL. 4-3133. TE. 6-2003.
ALEX ARLANDRIA "a -bedrm
mod. row house; rec. rm., washer
drier, fenced yd., swimming pool;
near bus and shopping: 10 minis
Pentagon; Sl20. JE. 2-4SSg.
AIEYANOPTA AUFA
Evening star., 1960-05-14
COLOREp-YACANT

COLORED-vACANT
DECORATED
ONLY S495 DOWN
d LARGE LOVELY ROOMS
FULL BSMT., 8 PORCHES
CALL MR.. KOPIT
K0SSOW REALTORS
TU. 2-l090 LA. 6-0462 LA. 6-01s2
Evening star., 1960-05-14
COLORED-VACANT
nErnD ATEn

COL RITTENHOUSE NV.
ONLY S495 DOWN
SEMIpETACHED 6-RM BRICK
CONCRETE PORCH. LOVELY YARD
GALL Mr.. KoPIT
KOSSOW REALTORS
TU. 2-lO90 La. 6.0462 La, 6-O1s2
C0L0RED, 1877 sth ST. N.W.-2
story row brick, 9 rms. bath, ga
rage space, cow. loo. FRANK M.
DOYLE. WO. 6.2637.
CoLORED - $3.50 DOWN
UPPER BRIGHTWOOD VACANT
Modern semidetaehed brick house.
concrete porch, 9 rms. 2 scr.
porches. full bsmt.: gas heat,
Priced low. with small mo. pay
ments. EX. 3-69s7, ia. 9-4474.
COLORED-141I MONROE ST.
9 rms, b., full bsmt,: g.h.-wh.
$305 dn.. SI05 mo. UN. 4.7045.
C0LoRED-53 W ST. NV; $500
down-Loyely S-rm, brick: 3 bed
rooms; front porch: bsmt;; oil
shops. RA. e-69i2. ST. 3-0587.
COLOREO-6g.0 :srd ST. NV.
3k BATHS
Unusual opportunity to buy this
extra fine semidet. brick home; 8
lse. roums and = mod. baths plus
lst Fl. pdr. rm. and brkfst, nook;
fireplace In. liv. rm. and also ons
IN beautiful rec. rm.; extra bath
In bsmt.. and maids rrn.; carpet,
&c luxe 2-dr. refgr. venetian
blinds, storm windows, Gear gar.
Priced to sell. Call 'tiis9 pm.
RALPH D. COIN,
Evening star., 1960-05-14
RARE OPPORTUNITY

RARE OPPORTUNITY
Charming det. stone home, attrac
turn. Close-in, good NV. location
Huge rear screened porch over.
looking Rock Greek PARK. Lge. hall
liV.. rm.. full din. rm., lse. sur
parlor, kit, garbage disposal, dish.
washer. 4 bedrms.. 2 baths. maid
rm. and bath. Ideal for enter.
tanning: Available June /. Ions
lease II desired. $500 per mo.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
RA. 3-9233 VIII, 6-IaS7
SILVER SPRING. mos, rental;
eenter.hall Colonial: 3 bedrms.
ga baths, liv. .rm.. din. rm,, fully
equipped kit, beaut. Florida rm,;
many shade trees, very cool dur.
ing summer. Call JU. 5-5249 OF
Ell. 6-55O4.
Evening star., 1960-05-14

STONE CAPE COD, on a nice shady
lot, close to shopping and trans
portation; 2 bedrooms, den. sepa-
rate dintng room, basement; $40
month. LYNN REALTY. JE. .
Q4nn
Evening star., 1960-05-14
ARLINGTON

CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE, 3749
Oliver-Large 5-bedrm. and .
baths, eonv. to churches and
buses. $3.50 mo. KE. 7-1S44.
FAIRFAX AREA-Cottage: . rms,
kit. and bath; ideal for young
employed couple. S65. BR. s-S229.
FAIRFAX towns bedrms., large
yard. From June 10 to Aug. ).
Sl25 mo. CR. 3-376O.
Evening star., 1960-05-14

SOUTH CAPITOL ST. bedrm.
liv rm.,. dinette. kit. and bath
s 9RsRs'eiE BE- EREbfscK Esasf ASpltf W sEEsk. Sn,y
SALES. INC. Ma. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-05-14

SPRINGFIELD-Brk. split-level. 8
bedrms., Ia baths, lge. rec. rm
att. garage. FL, 4-277S after
Evening star., 1960-05-14

OR BUY WITH VERY LOW down
B pymt., this attr. 2-bedrm. home I;
sep. din. rm.; full bsmt. partially
hnished. Newly decorated. Fenced
lot. -
MANOVILL
LO. 4-8440
Evening star., 1960-05-14
WAKEFIELD
Gf0pen

la SAT. AND SUN.
New 4-bedrm. spiit-level with 2.
car garage and > large fireplaces,
plus many attractive features.
Drive out East Beach dr.. NV. TO
sycamore st. nv, then right to-
ends. l to 6. W. A. MARTIN,
Builders, LO, 5-373S.
Evening star., 1960-05-14
|. HOUSES FURNISHED To Rsas HOUSES UEFuRE TO RENT

ALEX, I01 s. HUDSON ST.
beorm. brk. semidetsched viii
bsmt. Cow. location. CL. 6-S357
.ALExANDRIA-puplex; 2 bedrms
Gas hot-air heat: full bsmt
fenced yard; newly painted: S125
l3 S Ingram. Call CT. 6-3333 ol
IA. 2-0705.
ALEX, Beverly Hi section
Regular buses to downtown wash
rush hour buses to Pentagon
Avail. middle Of June to Sept. /
Rent reas, Call TE. 6-439o, aft
$3.50 Sunday
ARLINGTON. SI35-2-bedrn- bricl
semidet. Rec. rm.. din. rm., fenced
yard ia. T-6SS5
Evening star., 1960-05-14
IMMED. OCCUPANCY

LINCoLNIA PARK, va.--rent OF
sale large hrk. split-level; 2 bed.
gar, on Ia-scre wooded lot
Owner. S165. FL. 1854.
Evening star., 1960-05-14

SPLIT LEVEL year old. Elec
stove. refrig.. exhaust fan, wash
ing machine. 3 bedrooms, / bath;
ample storage in bsmt Wood
bridge Sl$5 mo. gURRIs REAL
Evening star., 1960-05-14

SHADY SIDE. WD.-6-rn. house
elec. stove. Frigid.; VI. round liv-
inc. Reas. no. 2.e130 aft. 6 pm
SILVER SPRING, 2lls Forest Glen
rd.-Three-bedrm brick Cape Coo
Liv; rm., din, rni:, kitchen, ga
% mo-. lease. ease SDEIsMER 2 AUx1TR Pis
CO, sos H st. NV, Ma. S-0714:
ewes. Sat. and Sun. Ill A-34hh
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-20
Mail Overseas
Packages Now

Conditions existing in certain
foreign countries, together with
possible lack of adequate trans
portation during the heavy
mailing period in December,
emphasizes the necessity for
early mailing of Christmas gift
parcels to countries overseas.
Owing to the long sea transit
frequently involved in the
transmission of parcels, and to
customs inspection and other
formalities to which gift par
GELS may be subjected in the
countries of destination, it is
recommended that mailings be
made as early as practicable to
assure delivery by Christmas
Day. Senders can be reasonably
sure that parcels mailed not
later than the dates shown will
reach their destination before
Christmas: Asia, Africa and
Australia, Nov. LIST; Europe.
Nov. 10th; Central and South
America, Nov. 18th; U. S. Pos
sessions, Nov. 18th; Canada,
Cuba and Mexico, Nov. Goth.
The postage rate for sealed
or unsealed greeting cards to
Canada and Mexico is four
cents. To all other foreign
countries the rate for sealed
cards is eight cents; on un-
sealed cards the rate is four
cents. Postage must be fully
prepaid.
For detailed information con-
cerning permissible contents,
export license endorsements,
customs declarations, packing,
wrapping, sealing, size, weight,
and postage rates, consult the
Postmaster.
Send no perishables. Pack Sc
curely. Address correctly. Mail
early.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-20

GAS space heater, IS 900 BTU.
RE. l-5074.
dition, So. AN. l2279.
6 Aft, 4-light fluorescent fixtures
w. 1-19i5
ALUMINIUM 3-track combination
storm windows, rnlS-meaSureC
sizes. factory clearance: some ideal
for porch enclosure, below cost.
w. 1864.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-20

GIFT Wrappings for Wedding
Birthday, Baby, Shower and gen
eral. The SCOOP. 814 Eas
l52nd ST.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
MAY BE PHONED IN TO OUR
OFFICE UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK
TUESDAY EVENING, 90c MIN
MUM CHARGE; CASH WITH
ADVERTISEMENT 75c MINI
MUM. NO NCELLATION
OR ALTERATIONS AFTER 5
p. Nj. TUESDAY.
2l-IN. console television; girls size
5 winter coat and pants, snow
suit. original cost. $40, reasonable
1925 Halliday ave, down front.
SMALL sewing machine, Bell por-
table, new. kE. 1882.
3 LIFE preservers, 50; hp. johnson
motor. excellent, $50; mangle, por-
table, S5; child's slide, 81; rocking
horse. 81; child's wagon, 81; vac.
uum sweeper. So; two pairs ice
skates, sizes 7-9, So each; 2 scales
baby and regular, 81 each; elec-
trio heater, 81; baby Tenda, 81;
q hip electric motor, So.
RE. l-0291.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-20

MODEL so Winchester. IL gauge
with ventilated rib and cults
compensation, Smith and Wesson
"A magnum, Winchester 220 swift
with scope, Marlin 39A, % caliber
lever action all like new with
extras. w. 6-4f55.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-20
FOR SALE-BOATS

15l2-FT. Lyman, Is h.p Evinrude,
electric starting. windshield. steer
ing wheel, convertible top, Tee
Nee trailer. new battery, water
skis, all accessories, $500. Call after
5 .. m. VIII. 4-1664.
lift. hydraplane, make offer.
My JQ1o0
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS

USED tires; 8 67Ox15; 5 7.5Ox14;
800Xl4; 2 6.50X16: l 6.40xl5; / 5.20x
13; steel l beam; rebuilt electric
motor "a h.p.; 1857 Ford, 3rd mem
ber; set 750x15 snow chains; auto
skid bars. w. 1886.
ENCYCLOPEDIA Brittanica. 1858
"a volumes, 2 year books, book
case. PO. 1-7001.
ALUMINIUM outside awnings, door
canopies, combination aluminium
storm windows and doors; finest
made, discount priced, factory to
you; bank financing available
Rudy Nagode. w. 1-6964.
BOW hunting outfit, 45 h. Root
bow, arrows and quiver, S45.
PO. 1-7001
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-20
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

21-IN. console Emerson television
like new, $125. w. l-8609.
l7-IN. Stromberg Carlson television
mahogany console, $50: American
Flyer platform tunnel, SIS or ex-
change for lift weights. EV. 2-3592
BERKEY Gay, birch. 6-piece dining
room set. Call after 5 o. m.
RE. 2-9296.
MOVING out of town; 3-piece bed
room set, Sealy mattress and
springs. dresser. chest of drawers
good condition. S35. w. $4,000.
MOVING. must sell, 30-in Tappan
gas range. Easy Spin dryer kitch-
en- table and chairs. Ii. 1854.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-20

Plon, NOW for q
dorzling dispIoy next
year - Each Soc
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-20

1853 CHRIS Craft, "a foot black
walnut hull cabin cruiser, los hip.
81 300. RE, 1-84O7
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS

and chair. red; Gro
cheted bedspread; brown afghan
handpainted dinner set, Melt:
china. MU. 1-6948.
BABY bed and spring, 81; pink up.
holstered high chair, 81; 2 pail
floral drapes, lined, like new. $40
RE. 1-9245.
'HOMART deep well pump; 20 gal.
Ion aquarium tank; storm door
wheel barrow, rubber tire.
LO. 1-2885.
knitting m CHI n e
like new, $40. RE. 1-4085.
USED Smith Corona upright type
writer, excellent condition.
". 1899
2 DOZEN canning jars, Soc; smoking
and magazine stand. So; high back
chair, fireside, S5; pull up chair
S5: ladies blue suit, size 14i2. $5.
RE. 1889.
HIGH back rose wing chair. excel
lent condition: gray and black
kidskin coat, good condition, $40:
brown and white check coat. eX-
cellent condition, SIS. HI. 2-9316.
HOME grown rose bushes.
RE. 1870.
GAS conversion burner, complete
with controls. Janitrol type j, will
heat 6 or z room house.
RE. 1-4455.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-20

LADDER. 36 #. extension. Sl8;
1 red matchstick drop shades, it.
it., both for So. KE. 1-6576.
MEMS hockey skates, like new
size II, $4 w. 1-6443.
OVERHEAD doors, used, 9x8, 8x8
8x7, 8X6.6. Saturday am. 10 to II
969 East l4Oth st.
HI-FI set, 3 years old, with FM-AM
/ radio: VIM changer. good condition
AN. 1-2279.
ANTIQUE love seat and chairs
820-15 Firestone tire. MU. 1-66l8
NIAGARA 3-speed portable mode
vibrator, Al condition. Ii. 1-0566
20 GAUGE bolt action 6 shot gun
$50: %, l8 shot Marlin rifle, 500
used very little; Apex ironer. 26
inch roll, S25; 21-in. television
mahogany cabinet, $25.
| VIII. 3-0955.
STORMS and screens, used. alumni
| mum triple track, various sizes;
wooden storm windows.
w. 1-8425.
IL GAUGE pump shotguns. Stevens
and Winchester. call Ii. l-527t
after $50 pm.
FLOWER arranger material. vases
| bases. driftWood. baskets. dried
supplies. shells .tints, pine cones,
rocks. w. 1-7l32
IEVINRUDE motor, 3ia h.p.. used
| less than 5 hours, bargain.
w. 6-5541.
STORM windows and screens, G.
30l4x54ia; 3, 3014x50l4; 2, 30i4x
46Ia. RE. 1-5227.
LIONEL and Mark train. many
accessories, tables, sos. ". 1-8l64.
COUNTER. used as bar in recrea-
tion room; pair French doors.
GIL. 1-1365 after 6 pm.
WOODEN basement steps, good
condition, sturdy, reasonable: in
side doors. w. 1-2559.
TILT Arbor saw; planer; electric
pump; golf clubs. VIII. 3-2588.
GAS conversion burner and con-
trolls, Janitrol deluxe. RE. 2-8887.
AMERICAN floral hooked carpet,
like new. Just cleaned. approx.
9Xl2. SIS: redwood picnic table,
2 benches, approx. #. long.
used indoors, SIS. RE. 1-l548.
q GOODYEAR all weather safety
tires, 670x15 tubeless mounted on
Chevrolet wheels. driven 5000
miles, call RE. 1-7526.
.275 GALLON oil tank. VIII. 3-2746
AUTOMATIC Hi-Fi phonograph and
records, never used, $40; battery
operated portable tape recorder;
power mower; ranch oak recrea-
ton room set: refrigerator, all
new. Fruehauf's. VIII. 2-3036.
.HOMART electric water heater. 40
gallon. quick recovery. glass
lined, used months. No reasona-
BILE offer refused. VIII. 2-8763.
MODEL so Winchester. IL gauge
with ventilated rib and cults
compensation, Smith and Wesson
"A magnum, Winchester 220 swift
with scope, Marlin 39A, % caliber
lever action all like new with
extras. w. 6-4455.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-20
FOR SALE-APPLIANCES

WESTINGHOUSE washer. perfec'
condition; first S65 takes it.
w. 1-2l29.
HOT Point range, 38 inches; Glib.
son refrigerator; must sell; reason
able. RE. 1894
kELVINATOR automatic. II Gu. fl
separate freeze chest. UL. 1-7641
ELECTRIC stove, very good condi-
ton. VIII 6-0484.
GENERAL Electric refrigerator
good condition. call AN. 1-2246.
GAS range, Maytag, dutch oven
full size, Al, $50. KE. 1-2463.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-10-20
BABY NEEDS

DELUXE Thayer buggy with pad
SIS; baby scale. S4; utility cart
with wheels plus electrical outlet,
81. GA. 1926.
PLAY pen, bassinet and car seat,
Like new, SIS for all. w. 1-1460
HIGH chair, bentWood back. new
can seat, excellent condition, ST.
w. 1-7132.
RED wonder horse, excellent condi-
ton, So; toidey seat, walker train
er, chain drive army jeep.
RE. 1-0495.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-25
State Conference
OF Deans, Residents
At LC Saturday

Approximately sixty deans Of
women and head residents of
Virginia colleges and universe
ties will hold a workshop at
Longwood College on March rs.
Miss Marjorie Smith, dean of
women at Syracuse University.
will be the principal speaker and
will coordinate the various dis
cuSSion groups which will meet
during the day Dean Smith is
also a co-ordinator of the STU
dent Dean Program at Syracuse
University. one Of the Oldest stu
dent personnel courses in the
country.
The purpose of this meeting is
to give the deans and read resi-
dents of the various colleges the
opportunity for an exchange and
discussion Of ideas and situations
related to college life.
Colleges participating in the
program are: Madison, Emory
and Henry, University of Vir-
ginia, Westhampton. Mary Wash
ington. L ync h burg. Radford,
Eastern Mennonite. Mary Bald
~,n. Virginia Inter1pbnt. RPI,
Htjdgevater and Ldaewond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-25
Richmond Pastor
To Lead Methodist
Evangelism Period

Dr.. A. Purnell Bailey, pastor
of Richmond Centenary Metho-
dist Church. will deliver the mes
sages for a Three Nights for
Cox" evangelistic program at
F'armville M t h cd is t Church
March $3.50.
DR.. Bailey preached to large
congregations when he was here
for similar occasion a year
ago.
He is widely known for his
daily newspaper column, Bread
Of Life and for his five-minute
''Daily Bread" radio broadcaSts
heard on many stations as daily
devotional programs. A World
War II Navy chaplain. he is fire.
quently called upon to address
churches and civic groups in
many states.
The meetings next Monday
through Wednesday have been
planned by the Farmville con-
gregation's Commission on Mem
hership and Evangelism. R. j..
Martin, Jr.. chairman, and DR..
Herbert E. Hudgins. pastor.
The services will begin nightly
at 7:30 o'clock. This Sunday
night, at the same hour, a serv-
ice of preparation will be held in
the church sanctuary, conducted
by laymen. Louis Turner, of the
Longwood College faculty, will
give the message.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-25
Education Which Way?
College Seeks Ans1uers On i. S. Issue
Which Way?

How can high schools better
prepare students for college?
What should the college do to
build more effectively on the
educational base acquired in
high school?
These are questions which arc
being asked all over America.
The attempt to find oper
answers is almost a burning
U. S. issue today.
Longwood College, an advanc-
ed stop on the highway to
learning. is seeking to provide
factual answers through pro-
cess Of bringing together school
principals and guidance counsel
ors with college students who
were their former pupils
Talks With Faculty
After this phase Of Long
woods Visitation Day, the visit
'ng high school officials confer
with members of the college
faculty. A formal report ensues
from this latter meeting provid-
ing fll recommendations to
LongWood College, and ~ Slg-
geStions for the Improvement Of
high school programs
Dean Earl F.. Boggs has made
available to The Herald the find
ings Of the colleges last Vista
ton Day conferences held re
Gently. The college faculty group
found seven areas in
which suggested recommends
tons were made to the high
schools. These were that
The quantity and quality Of
vocabulary studies should be
increased; students should de-
velop an increased proficiency
in written composition: where
ever possible. high school stu
dents should have a course in
tipping; more home assignments
should be made. more essay
type tests, as opposed to OBJ
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-25

The Glee Club OF the Unlyer-
slty of Virginia and the Choir of
Longwood College will present an
Early Spring Concert in Jarman
Hall, Longwood College, on Tues
day. March 30. at 8 pm. The
public is invited to attend the
concert. for which there will be
no admission charge.
The concert will start with the
Longwood Choir singing a group
of numbers under the direction
OF their conductor. DR.. John w.
Molnar, chairman of the Music
Department. T These selections
will be Ave Maria" by
Arcadelt, The Nightingale" by
Weelkes, The Twenty third
Psalm by Schubert. and three
American show tunes: Bali