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Evening star., 1960-11-27

voIved with kidnapping as It was done
in pre-Lindbersh days Paul Picerni,
Ika Wndish.
q ANN S0THERN SHOW.
Comedy Threatened with losing his
cigar stand lease in the BARLEY House
lobby because he insults customers, con
man Oscar Pudney Jesse White) tries
to win over assistant manager Katy
o'connor (Ann Southern) with gifts and
poems Of love.
1000 q THE cRoUcHo SHOW.
Quiz. Starring Groucho Marx.
q PERSON TO PERSON.
Interviews.
1890 a JOHNNY MIDNIGHT.
Crime "The Emerald Star" The gift Of
an emerald pin leads to murder. Edmond
0'Brien stars.
q TAKE A GOOD LOOK.
Quiz. Starring Ernie Kovacs.
q JUNE ALLYS0N SHOW.
Drama. "A Thief or Two" A prison
parolee tLew Ayres) finds that life on
the outside Is not necessarily happier than
behind the bars Jeff DonneII. Anne Helm.
HOO 0 NEWS AND LOCAL NEWS.
Color. Harkness, Ward.
q STARLIGHT THEATER.
Movie. IVA Hours "ShaIl We Dance"
1897 famous ballet dancer and a
leading review artist. whom the world
believes are married. are forced to make
It true. Fred Astaire. Ginger Rogers.
On WORLD NEWS.
Mccaffrey.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-10-28
The Little Things

WOMEN often are heard to say tits
the little things that count" and, in
our opinion, the little things are often
moderated by many of us. Have you
thought how worthwhile a smile every
morning is?
Or some little thing you might do for
someone each day - this can change
your whole life And even if you do not
know that life usually returns your
kindnesses at later stage, nonetheless
these little considerations make life a
better thing - and lift ones spirits.
The Boy Scouts and their good deed
each day have wonderful motto. Do
you, each day, do someone good turn,
to tighten the daily grind and cheer
them up just bit? Try it. You'll find
you feel better at the end Of the day.
And in dealing with members Of your
family, who live in the same house, there
is rule which can be of great value to
you all through life 1t is not original
with the editor-it came from a far
HioIe ACCOM- pIlone0 person. IL is this:
treat your husband or wife, or other
members Of your intimate family as
nicely as you would treat total stran-
ger you might meet.
This sounds strange, but think it over.
If we always treated our husband. or
wife, as cordially and considerably as
we would treat a total stranger. we
would sometimes get along better, and
life would be little sweeter, the home
just little moro rewarding.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-10-28
Double Check

Life is wonderful thing
it is a great pity that so few
ever live to enjoy it, but if you
do you too will know that it is a
mighty srlendid thing. Few are
the neighborhoods that are not
touched with sorrow, the loss of
loved ones. financial distress,
loss of some material kind that
sobers the feeling and draws hard
on the real joy of life. Yet when
we count our blessings we can
build up a reservoir of fundamen-
tai JOY and give thanks to God
that He has prepared a way for
life that we should enjoy. You
can buy looks any place but that
honest to goodness good down in
the heart feeling you can't buy
no place.
There is a powerful campaign
going on in the nation for Presi-
dent. The candidates are being
given full showing. It is for your
good that two young men should
dee-bate the trap for you to get
in. So you must get set and
VOTE. In all fairness to yourself
and your country make it up in
your mind to VOTE on the
eighth Of November.
1t Is my determination to vote
for the Democratic party ticket.
Kennedy and johnson have car
ried the burden of letting you
know what's in the future j..
they have high hopes that can
only be made a part of our fu-
ture by electing them to put it
in force. Let the Byrd set and
the Democrats for Nixon strut
but VOTE for the party that
has the GO in it that this world
needs SO badly.
Yours and thanks for reading
j. Marvin Brown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-10-28
Party Planned
To Conclude
UNICEF Effort

PROSPECT, Oct. 81 ~ Local
pre-School and elementary school
children will assemble at the
home Of Mrs. Jack Campbell to
participate in door to door
UNICEF drive at Z pm. October
81.
After the solicitation effort, the
children will return to the Camp
bell home for costume judging,
games and refreshments. The
Prospect All Club is host for the
entertainment period.
Chaperones for the event are
Mrs. Campbell, a All adult lead
er; Miss Bessie Durfee, Mrs.
Newton Glenn, Miss Louise Doss.
and Mrs. Howard Brown.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-10-28
John Temple Graves
Cordial Caudal Appendage

drawn
Frc--: Maytime and the pleas
ant dawn
A dancing shape, an image gay.
To haunt, to startle, and way
lay"
AND OF WHOM BUT PAT
could the third and last verse
more have been written
And now I see with eye serene
The very pulse of the machine,
A creature breathing thoughtful
breath,
A traveller between life and
death;
The reason firm, the temperate
will,
Endurance. foresight, strength
and skill
A perfect woman, nobly planned
To warn, to comfort and COM
mand;
And yet, a spirit still, and bright
With o m e hing of angelic
light
WILL E EQUALS MC2 be so
commonplace and obvious a truth
to our descendants that they will
marvel at the TODD we made
about it?
thought Of it when my papers
Vice President w. H. Metz told
Birmingham's Elks last week
that movable type - Gutenburg's
metal alphabets - which was in
vented more than 500 years ago,
may have been the most produc-
tive development in history since
it made possible mass communi-
cation through newspapers, peri
odicals and books.
It is hard to realize that inven-
ton of the wheel was something
else immense in history. Some
how you feel the world was born
with wheels, yet there were long
ages when things had to be
dragged on sledges. The wheel
was big science when it came.
The speed was almost incredi-
BILE. So was the load.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-10-28
THE cordial appendage


When The Shreveport Times
mispringted the term "caudal ap-
pendage" in this column to read
cordial appendage" in a refer
ence to Southern Democratic poll
ticians in the South who are
carried hither and thither by the
extreme leftist national crowd, I
decided to let it stand.
For is not a wagging tail a
cordial appendage?
Comes partisan Washington
correspondent vowing that the
South is mere caudal appen-
dage to the Congressional coali-
ton and would be if it won with
Nixon. It isn't true. But even if
it were, we would be attached
to philosophical and political
friends.
We would be a more cordial
caudal appendage.
WE ARE so MUCH more to
their way of thinking. Consider
ing the direction Nixor's philoso-
ply and politics are taking him
and the possible indispensability
Of Southern support once he gets
it, the South might be as often
the dog as the tail in that set-up
just as is the Congressional
coalition
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-10-28


more benefits for labor.
6. TAXES - Kennedy proposes adj
ditional payroll taxes to finance medi-
cal aid to the aged, and for other pro-
jects socalled "self-liquidating loans,"
the type Of loans guaranteed by the gov
eminent but not carried in the budget.
In another hundred days." similar
to those of President Roosevelt's first
term, Senator Kennedy's effort would
be to remake America according to his
own ideas - the new frontiers
Z. FOREIGN AFFAIRS : If this
be fair appraisal Of Senator Kenne-
dy's domestic policies, we have even
more misgivings for his foreign policy.
His statements on foreign policy indi-
cate equally as liberal overtones. In
creased aid to new nations, increased
aid to Latin America; new approaches
to Cuba and the Far Eastern policies
are advocated.
We believe Mr. Kennedy is dedicat-
ed public servant, of considerable ability
and determination. We believe he will
carry out the Democratic platform.
We do not fear him as much as we
do those around him ~ those to whom
he may delegate authority ~ Adlai
Stevenson, Walter Reuther, "Soapy"
Williams, Chester Bowles, Senator
Clark, of Pennsylvania, and brother
Bob, all of whom are known big spend
ers (of other peoples money!, liberals
and theorists willing to make over the
United States and the world in their
own mental image.
Our position narrows itself to this:
Jack Kennedy is a man of considera-
BILE ability, dedicated to remaking the
United States in the image of the Demo-
cratic platform. He takes seriously his
rendezvous with destiny. He is seeking a
new frontier through exerting the pow
er of the federal government over the
lives Of the people of the United States.
We do not doubt his sincerity, his patri-
otism, his religious independence. Nor
do we doubt his ability to use the great
power Of III e office of president to
translate into being the national Demo-
cratic platform, with which we are in
almost total disagreement For this rea-
son we find ourselves unable to vote for
the national Democratic party candi-
dates.
We fear the consequences of another
hundred days.
Monday -- OUR CHOICE
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-10-28
Old Friends And Memories

Good old friends-Whot ovIier gifts
Could the hand Of life bestow,
Ihon old friendships built upon
All the precious things We know
Foth in each other and the ties
Of understanding old and wise.
Old friendships flovored by the post,
Old swimming holes ond Days shot through
With loofing. Fishing catching frogs,
The crozy things thot boys will do;
A hdeout in the woods somewhere
With adventure on the biIl-o-fore
School days and playing bikes and skotes,
A girls foce treasured in your heart;
Your first small job that in some way
Become the groundwork Of your stort;
The glamour Of high school dance
Thot seemed oil beauty and romance
These are the ties the little things
That odd up to the treasured sum
Of qll thot makes old oge worthwhile
With precious memories that become
Strong as q hempen rope to bear
The strands Of friendship woven there
Old friends, old scenes IN memory stored
Will through the years still nger on
And to our hearts some Joy imports
Until from life We each are zone
Life holds no finer gift think
Than friendships welded link by link
l. D.. WHITAKER
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-10-28
GENIUS REQUIRED
Lesson for October 80, 1860

Why doesn't some bright per-
son invent a hollow cake of
soap Then when the bar is used
up there wouldn't be those au-
noying little pieces left ovey.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-10-28
Makes Deans List

Ricky Davis, son of Mrs.
Charles Rice, of Farmville, made
the academic deans list at Har-
grave Military Academy for the
first grading period.
Ricky was fifth in a class of
So.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-10-28
[. D. WHITAKER
A GOOD HOBBY

A GOOD HOBBY
Buffalo, detective sergeant
in Buffalo has made a hobby of
donating blood. Joseph A. Wur-
ger estimates that he has given
about rs pints, or more than 8
gallons. since he began donating
blood during the Second World
War.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-10-28
DIs1LLUs1oNMENr

A pessimist is a guy who sizes
himself up and gets sore about
it
Evening star., 1960-11-09
Answer to FRANGRANI

Answer to FRANGPANI
fain. fang. faring. farina, fair. firing,
fning, frap. raining, raping, rani. ring.
ripa, afar, agrin, again, agar, airing.
anna. angina, aping, apian, aria, nipa.
gain, snar, grin. grain, grip, ingram,
paIang, pain, pang, pagan, pair,
pairing, pima, pima, ping, pining, prig.
Evening star., 1960-11-09

North East South West
Pass Pass 10 Pass
ia Pass INT All Pass
Opening lead: -Four Of hearts.
West opened the four of
hearts. and East played the
queen rather than the ace. The
idea was to force South to
play the king at once instead
of holding up. This is often
q shrewd move by third-hand,
but in this case East would
have been better of If he had
played the ace first and then
continued with the queen.
AS things went, South won
the first trick with the king of
hearts. He was afraid that
West had led from a suit
headed by ace-jack, in which
case South had to take his
king Of hearts Immediately or
never.
Unexpected Ace
At the second trick South led
the jack Of spades, and East
took the ace. East then pro-
duced an unexpected ace of
hearts.
Without thinking, West fol-
lowed suit with his lowest
heart. the three. East con-
tinued with the seven Of
hearts, and West was obliged
to win the trick. West could
take the rest of the hearts and
the ace Of clubs, but then de-
clarer had the rest.
The defenders took four
hearts and the two black aces,
a total Of six tricks. Hence
South made his contract.
West should have played the
eight Of hearts when his part
ner led the ace. Then West
could play the three Of hearts
under East's seevn. This would
leave East in the lead and
would practically force East to
switch to clubs. West would
get two club tricks instead Of
just one, and the contract
would be defeated.
Daily Question
The first two players pass,
and it is up to you. You hold:
AA974 0AQ7 oJ986 %s5I
What do you saya -!
Answer: Pass, You would
open the bidding If you had q
good suit or If you could in
dicate a favorable opening lead.
Since you have poor suits and
a substandard hand your best
course Is to pass.
tcopyrisht. 1850. Gen. Features corp)
Evening star., 1960-11-09
WORD GAME

Find 43 or more words in
NO TO RIO US
meaning famous. noted" Aver
age mark 10 ,36 words: time
limit, 90 minutes.
Evening star., 1960-11-09
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
Frisky Partner
Hard to Control
By ALFRED SHERWOOD

If YOU have the right kind Of
partner you don't need OPP
ponents. And If you think it's
difncult to outwit the oppo-
nents. wait until you try to
keep one step ahead Of your
partner. :.
North dealer
Both sides vulnerable
NORTH
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2106
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WEST EAST
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North East South West
Pass Pass 10 Pass
"a Pass INT All Pass
Onenin0 lead. Eo,,r NJ haor rte
Evening star., 1960-11-09

simply because OF neglect-the extra care
with Pure Silvikrin is for you.
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massage, its antiseptic Hexachlorophene
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faky, itching dandruff. Goes on working
even after massage to keep dandruff away.
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creating an environment in which healthy
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use Pure Silvikrin regularly. :. can you af-
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health treatment, Pure Silvikrin is not in
expensive. A bottle costs IS or lac a treat
ment. You'll feel it's worth every penny or
your money back.
Evening star., 1960-11-09
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
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What YOU can do TO helm YOUR hair hefnre its too late
FREDDY
THE TO0DLES
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dition hair help arrest hair
vibrant healthier look.
Certain conditions such hereditary badness cannot be
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Evening star., 1960-11-09
BY the Beers
Peter Loinq
Walt Disney

Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters By the addition Of
IS" such as bats" "cats," are not
used. 3. Only one form OF a word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used
Evening star., 1960-07-17

The difference between
simmerine and summerine
in town Louise AIcott's
cool, porous combination of
cupioni royon and cotton
thot's cosy to wash, takes
little in the way Of ironing.
Cool, composed black,
green or blue. Sizes of a.
20, 38-42 and l4Iz-26R.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
Miss Gale
Is Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Burton L.
Gale of Buffalo announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter Elizabeth Rodgers to Mr..
Jonathan Kelsey Woods, son
of Rear Admiral Edwin E.
Woods, USN (ret) and Mrs.
Woods of South London
derry, VT, formerly of this
city.
Miss Gale was graduated
from the Buffalo Seminary
and Middlebury College. She
made her debut at a dinner
dance at the Garret Club.
Mr.. Woods is an alumnus
of Mercersburg Academy and
the Cornell University School
of Mechanical Engineering
and the Harvard Graduate
School of Business Admins
tration.
Evening star., 1960-07-17

knowledge), 800 points for
durability, consistency and
courage (cross-country Jump
ing) and a final 120 points
for the flourish, timing and
general personality of a real
president (stadium jumping) .
Two Loudoun Hunt teams,
DC'd by Joe Rogers, had
"hay" trouble. not unlike
that Of Hubert Humphrey!
Through no ones fault, there
was no hay at the Schulse-
meyers barn where the teams
were stabbed. Unlike Hubert's
plight. people solrried around
until some was found and the
teams placed second and
third in the rally.
Despite sabotage to all
three C teams of the Middle
burg-Orange County Club
when gremlins put pitch
forks in stables. overturned
manure baskets, scattered
paper plates and dirtied tack
in the saddling paddock sta
bles at Broadview, the top
honor of representing Vir-
ginia went to NOES high c
team, all comparatively as
young as Kennedy, of Clay
Brittle, Mia McIllvaine, Pixie
LoomiS, Gould Brittle and
helper Langhorne Wiley,
none over 13.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
BY DOLORES PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer

WARRENTON. Va
There's nothing like watch
ing a political convention for
quieting the rough edges left
after a four-day pony club
rally.
The Los Angeles Demo-
cratic rallying. in all quar-
ters viewable on a TV screen,
seemed tame compared to
the activity at Ken Edwards
Fenton Farm last week end
when four Virginia pony
clubs competed to send a
candidate to represent Vir-
ginia at the national rally,
starting tomorrow. at Mead
owbrook, Long Island.
Management of both events,
the Warrenton rally and the
convention, was probably as
difficult as it was unappre-
ciated. Polly Howard is Dis
trict Commissioner of the
Warrenton Casanova Pony
Club, which was host this
year to the other Virginia
teams from the Loudoun
Hunt Club, Middleburg-
Orange County Club and the
Albemarle Club of Char
lottesville. And she had her
problems in providing stables.
beds and entertainment for
the competing teams.
Unlike their elders in Cali
fornia, none of the children
complained of being in
dumps" since most of them
were absorbed in the better
homes around Warrenton.
Some of them we're bedded
miles from the Edwards
tree-lined vale, not that the
Middleburg-W -Warrenton road
compares with the through
ways of Los Angeles.
One enormous difference
in the two conventions of
grown-ups and children was
in the official reporting time
to their arenas. Pony club
bers had to report in by 1880
O'Clock every morning, with
stables spic and span and
mounts fed and groomed
rather than at a dilatory
g pm.
The caucuses of the chill
sdren took place between
phases of their rally when to
get near the back-end of
George Cole Scott's station
wagon, where scores were
posted, was as crushing as
Stevenson's entrance into the
convention hall Tuesday
afternoon.
In Warrenton there was
no buttering up of judges in
whispered conclaves. The
children were scored in round
numbers, which were totaled
on a team basis at the end
Of each day.
If authorities as unques-
tionable as pony club judges
Evening star., 1960-07-17
Meeting Will
Look Ahead

Planning ahead for a
Thanksgiving in George
town" tour to be staged in
November are members of
the Georgetown Garden Club.
The group will meet at 4
pm. tomorrow at the home
of Mrs. Peter Belin to discuss
arrangements for the BIZ
ennial tour.
Proceeds from the event
will be used to continue the
clubs program of improving
and beautifying public areas
in Georgetown. The groups
most recent project is the
armillary sphere in the rose
garden of Montrose Park.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
Miss Weutherby
To Be Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood Alb
Weatherby, jr., of Hillsboro,
Tex. announce the engage
ment of their daughter Linda
Ann to Mr.. John Olin league,
son of Representative and
Mrs. Olin E. league of Bryan,
Tex, and this city.
Miss Weatherby attended
Texas archaeological College
in Lubbock and Durham
Business College in Waco.
She is presently employed
here.
Mr.. league is a graduate
of Texas A&M College, and
attended the University Of
Texas Law School.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
cIRCLlNG THE COUNTRYSIDE
= Pony CIubbers vs.. Politics

could keep a like score on
presidential candidates. it
would be so easy: 300 points
for craftsmanship stable
management. $50 points for
control at all times (dreSs-
age), $50 points for political
law and knowledge of people
written tests on horseman-
ship and fox hunting and
oral tests on veterinary
Evening star., 1960-07-17
New Choirmen

Three new chairmen have
been appointed by the Mont
gomery County Federation Of
Women's Clubs. They are
Mrs. Roger Black, interna-
tional affairs department,
Mrs. Joseph ITCHY, jr., penny
art fund, and Mrs. Henry
Raden, radio and television
division.
Evening star., 1960-07-17
Wrens Honored

Mrs. Minna L. Patrick
entertained at cocktails and
dinner last night in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wren,
who are currently visiting
here from Manila.
Evening star., 1960-07-17

Humidity can be as dangerous to your
precious furs as heat, so don't take chances
with them. They belong in the Heeht Co.'S
Certified Cold Storage VouIts where it's SO
degrees cold, where humidity is carefully
controlled. Coli MA. $500 for bonded
pickup, or bring them in.
FUR sToRAGE-THE HEIGHT COAL 4 STORES
Evening star., 1960-07-17
QUAINT, CHARMING 3-PIEcE ICE CREAM SET

This graceful set will be the pride Of your porch
potio the center of conversation when guests
arrive. Table has "a" round gloss top and frame
that holds flower pot Of your fovorite plants
matching chairs have gay plastic scot covers that
wipe clean with damp cloth. Those who love to
tertoin will want to group several Of these charming
SETS White baked enamel finished fromes
GFTWARE-THE HEIGHT COAL 4
Evening star., 1960-07-17

your pets love
air conditioning
but not your pet furs
they belong in
THE HECHT CO.'S
CERTIFIED COLD
STORAGE VAULTS
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-01-14
Burglars Strike
Adiacen! Counties

Law officers of three nearby
counties, Muskingum, Morgan
and Washington, are continuing
their investigation of Thursday
nights looting of II business
Establishments of cash and mer-
chandise valued at several thou
sands Of dollars.
The loot, which consisted OF
cash, radios, cigarettes, tools and
a quantity Of food, was taken
from ten business establishments
in Beverly and Lowell, a school
at Beverly, Dresden, FrazeySburg
and McConnelsville.
The burglaries occurred along
an 80-mile trail and the sherlffS
of the three counties are of the
opinion the thieves may have
used two cars or trucks to carry
the loot on the long journey.
The greatest part of the loot
was said to have been taken from
Washington county.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-01-14
Dairy5ervice In
Annual Meetinq

A luncheon meeting for the
Noble county Dairy Service Unit
will be held Wednesday, Jan. 90
at the Caldwell Methodist church
from 1870 until 800 p. m. The
ladies of the church will serve
the lunch and the price for the
meal will be $1.25. Reservations
must be in the county extension
office no later than January 16.
Richard Kellogg, manager of
the Central Ohio Breeding AS
sociation, will be the guest speak
er. A business meeting will be
held for the selection of five new
directors for the year. There are
Is directors and five new ones
are selected each new year.
Door prizes will be offered and
one free paid-up membership for
someone that has their 1959-60
dues up to date.