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Milford chronicle., 1961-10-13
Hospital Auxiliary
Met On TUesduy

| On October 10. the regular mon
thly meeting of the Women's Aux
iliary of the Milford Memorial Hor-
pital was held in the Nurses Some
at 1870 pm.
Mrs. William r. Draper. Presi-
dent, announced that Mrs c. ed
ward Graybeal has resigned as
Sewing Chairman for aprons. The
minutes of the May meeting were
read and accepted The Treasurer,
Mrs Edwin Messick. reported all
receipts and disbursements since
the last meeting The final profit
on the Hospital Fair was deter
mined to be $3,45S.90 which is al
most $1.00000 more than the pre-
vious year. Mrs. Draper than call
ed upon the various chairmen for
their reports.
Mrs. Laurence l.. Fitchett
brought muslin and fringe to the
meeting ready to sew for bureau
scarves needed in the nurses
rooms. Mrs. Fitchett reported the
improvements that have been made
in tn library at the Nurses Home
and explained some additional
needs at the Residence. 1t was
voted to leave such expenditure
up to the good judgment of the
committee in charge.
Mrs. John o. Snyder reported on
the Harvest Ball to be held Oct.
20 and 81 and had several of the
door prizes on display. Everything
is in readiness for the big event
and seasonal decorations are in
the making. For more news about
the Harvest Ball tune in to The
Borden Smith Show Friday morn
ing over WKSB at $50.
The Junior Glass of nurses will
hold a Bake Sale on Saturday
October II, in front of Penney's
store.
The Christmas Shop at the Hos
pital will open on Friday, Nov. "a
After the meeting was adjourned.
Mrs. Edwin L. Fisher, General
Chairman of the 1861 Hospital
Fair. entertained all of the mem
bers with color slides taken at
the Fair.
The next regular meeting will
be on Tuesday, November IA, in
the Nurses Home at 1:3O pm.
Milford chronicle., 1961-10-13
Service Slants

GREAT LAKES. III (FHTNC( &
Undergoing recruit training at the
Naval Training Center, Great
Lakes, ILL.,. is S. Dickinson. Jr.. son
of Benjamin Dickinson of II Rog-
ers Drive. Milford. Del.
The nine-week training pro-
gram is designed TO provide
smooth transition from civilian TO
experienced bluejacket ready for
duty with one of the fleets guard
Milford chronicle., 1961-10-13

Have you tried one of the best
and easiest-to-make cake FROST
ings? Simply melt S m i weet
chocolate and mix with sour cream.
''In life as in baseball, the only
thing that really counts is making
the home base safely"
Milford chronicle., 1961-10-13

Entomologists estimate that in
sects ruin at least one tenth of
mans crops and destory more tim
ber each year than forest fires and
fungus rots.
Milford chronicle., 1961-10-13

In 1888 the Orient Express es-
tablished a daily connection be-
tween Vienna and Istanbul. Aver
age speed of the express in this
section was 21 miles an hour.
Milford chronicle., 1961-10-13

ing our nation.
instruction ranges over topics
from cold weather training to
naval history. and includes mill
tary drill. physical fitness and
swimming.
Career counseling will go on
throughout training to help deter
mine each mars naval job spe-
cialty from among the 81 choices
available.
Milford chronicle., 1961-10-13

The population of Algeria is
10,640, 900
Evening star., 1961-06-21
ADAUW Dedicotes SO Million,
Debt-Free Building TONIGHT

of man that once mouthed
the all-too-familiar phrase,
''it can't happen here; we've
got it made" An affluent
society 'is not something in
and Of ITSELF" she said, 'but
a product Of what has gone
before, a part of the total
world Of human beings most
Of whom are not affluent."
Leading Science
DR.. Spilhaus described how
we are using our affluence to
pioneer in oceanographic
research, an area of science
in which this Nation leads,
he pointed out.
DR.. Laura Bornholdt, dean
Of women at the University
Of Pennsylvania, was mod
orator for the evening pro-
gram held in Sheraton Hall.
Earlier yesterday Mrs. Eu-
reka Forbes, a convention
delegate from Hawaii. and
Evening star., 1961-06-21
Ivy Baker Priest
Is Morried

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf,
June 81 (AP).-Mrs. Ivy
Baker Priest, treasurer Of the
United States from 1858 to
1861, and real estate broker
Sidney w. Stevens are flying
to Honolulu today for a 10
day honeymoon.
The pair, friends for 10
years. married yesterday at
a Beverly Hills hotel. The
ceremony was performed by
Superior Judge Mcintyre
FAIRIES in the presence of SO
relatives and friends.
Mr.. Stevens, So. Of Bev-
erly Hills, had not been mar
ried previously. The bride,
who is SIS, is the widow Of
Roy Priest of Arlington, Va.
She has three children, Roy
Baker Priest Of Beverly Hills,
Nancy Priest, q screen and
television actress, and Mrs.
Pierce A. Jensen, jr., Of Bay
side, Va.
Evening star., 1961-06-21

Both my husband and I have
driven cars of many makes
for about 40 years-we both
started quite young, when
traffic was a different story
and either Of us could have
taught our child how to drive.
We decided against teach
ing her in favor Of q good
driving school.
We told the instructors not
to rush the lessons, explain
ing that what our child was
learning would last her all
her life. The cost Of the in
struction was SIS.
Our daughter has never
had the slightest kind Of ac-
cident. She is an extremely,
good. careful and unruffled
driver.
Evening star., 1961-06-21

She knows all the laws and
regulations in connection
with driving and both my
husband and I drive with her
with the greatest feeling of
relaxation and confidence.
In our opinion, it is a wise
thing to have a teacher for
childrens' driving instruction,
rather than try to teach the
children yourself, regardless
Of how many years you've
been driving.
After all, there is bound to
be strain in the teaching
process, and this is one Of
the worst things that could
happen.
No two people drive alike:
there is bound to be a strong
Evening star., 1961-06-21

Dexter M. Keezer, economic
adviser for McGraw Hill
Publishing Co.; DR.. Mary I.
Bunting, president of Rad
cliffe College, and DR.. Ina
Corinne Brown, professor Of
anthropolgy at Scarritt Col
lege.
The panel discussed the
effects of the Nations afflu-,
ence on social. political and
educational patterns.
Declaring that I'VE have
been frequently reminded by
our new national political
leaders that we must be pre-
pared to make great sacri-
fees" DR.. Keezer said he
suspected that In the sense
that most people understand
the term Sacrifice" its use
as a political appeal becomes
obsolete, and hence relative
ly ineffective" when ad-
dressed to an affluent nation.
It would be much better,
he suggested, to "appeal to
our intelligence as a fabu-
lously rich and prosperous
people and the spirit Of no.
blesse ohlige which such a
people should have"
2O-Year Leap
DR.. Bunting advised that
we use our affluence to ad-
vance our knowledge 40
years ahead" instead of being
engrossed in "the rat races
in which we seem to be tenn
porarily trapped"
Either the rat race to get
to college, or the rat race to
beat the Russians, or the rat
race to publish" she de-
clared. Must the affluence
that brings the 40-hour week
and early retirement also
bring enhanced competitive
ness at home and abroad?
Or are we the slaves Of the
drives that have been evolved
to enable us to cope In a
world Of scarcity?
"Appetites that were once
our salvation have become
our despair"
DR.. Brown said she was
haunted" by the thought
Of other great civilizations
Evening star., 1961-06-21
BY RUTH DEAN
star Staff Writer

There'll be no mortgage
burning tonight at the dedi-
cation Of the American As
sociation Of University Wom-
ems new 50 million eight
story Educational Center at
240l Virginia avenue NV.
For delegates and visitors
to the associations biennial
convention now in session at
the Shera tom Park and
Shoreham Hotels, the know
ledge that the new building
Is all paid for after little
more than three years fund
raising is something to cele-
brate.
Early in 1860, the asSocia-
ton sold its property and
holdings in the 1900 block Of
I street NV. for $500,000.
Early last week, AAUW Of
ficials learned that the asso-
ciation's member branches
had already passed the SIS
million mark in the fund
raising drive for the new
building, thus completing the
50 million total. Individual
branches, however, will con-
tinue work to realize their in
dividual goals in the fund
drive.
The dedication will climax
a day in which delegates will
vote for new officers and at
tend regional luncheons and
an afternoon reception hon.
oring cabinet wives, women
members of Congress and
Government appointeeS.
Panel Heard
Last night. the delegates
heard a panel of four speak
ers on the general topic, "To-
days World and Our
Purpose: Major Forces Shap-
ing American Society,"" from
the varying viewpoints Of a
scientist, an economist, an
educator and an anthropolo-
giSt.
Panel speakers were DR..
Athelstan Spilhaus, dean Of
the Institute of Technology,
University Of Minnesota; DR..
Evening star., 1961-06-21
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

tendency to tell the young
person to do something
wrong. While it might not
be o serious fault, it should
not be taught to another
driver. With the instructor,
there is a feeling Of impair
tiality, as he is doing some
thing he has been taught to
do.
With the young people
continually learning to drive,
my husband and I felt that
this might be a timely let
ter and help parents save
themselves trouble and grief.
1t also might help prevent
accidents.
Evening star., 1961-06-21

Of women, later told q press
conference that she thinks
women are less able to be
pressured into voting a par
ticular way than are men.
She also thinks women
"do q lot more research on
issues than most men do,"
Mrs. Forbes said.
Evening star., 1961-06-21

and Robert Rogers, all chill
dren of Texas representa-
tives: Tom Bartley. the
Speakers grand nephew,
Johnny Holton, son Of the
Speakers Administrative AS
sistant, and Kathy Frazier,
daughter Of Mrs. Bernice
Frazier, a member of Speaker
Rayburn's staff.
Evening star., 1961-06-21

one of the two women In the
State Legislature In Hawaii,
said that despite viewpoints
to the contrary she thinks
women in politics are more
stable and less emotional
than men.
Mrs. Forbes, who adj
dressed q panel on the status
Evening star., 1961-06-21
Ruyburn Gives Teen Party

movie The Ladies Man" star
ing Jerry Lewis.
The guests were Lucy
Baines johnson, daughter of
the Vice President, Molly
Thornberry, Jill league, Bill
Ikerd, Carter and Mary Beck
worth, Mike and Bonny Casey
Evening star., 1961-06-21

Speaker Sam Rayburn was
host last evening to a young
peoples party in his apart
ment at the Anchorage in
honor of his l3-year-old niece
Sammy Lou Rayburn.
After a buffet supper the
Speaker took them to the
Evening star., 1961-06-21
Need Advice

Mrs. U.H.N., Suitldnd
We would greatly appre-
ciate any tips you readers
might have on travelling with
a seven-month-old baby In
Europe. We are planning to
take our child with us when
we go skiing in Switzerland
in December.
Evening star., 1961-06-21
Advises Driving Lessons
Mrs. H. S. N. Great Fnlls

With the thought in mind that our experience
and comparatively small investment have paid such
invaluable dividends I am writing to tell you
readers this as it might be worthwhile information
Two years ago, one of our children reached
the age when driving a car entered the picture
Evening star., 1961-08-13
JOSEPH FILIPPO

REALTY CO. OFFERS
BRANCH AND Pa. AYES, 32Ot
block %" st.-open II to dark
New brk. ramhlers; 9 rm., 8 bed
rms. 2 baths, de luxe elee, kit.
1ul hsmt. with half bath: largI
level lot; $21,950.
ST. FRANCIS PARISH, sO1e 90
st.-Dst. brk. rambler; largI
rms, 2 baths with lge. den. lge
eluorm.' maids rm, and bath
vacant. Must be sold: out-of- -toWr
owner wants offer. Open l TO {
Hill CREST, s71s Camden st. -
Open 2 to 8 pm. BunEalow with
. pedrms" gas h.-w.h.; vacant
241s MINI. AVE, mr.. Pa. svs.-o]
nothing down. FLA S4OO dn.; Ice
Groom brk. with 2 incl. pehs., rec
"E" ST. NEAR 1Sth-New-hOus,
sSnd;; Ss s6o 9 Is lse 6dd rms; garage. h.-W.h.i
Mr.; PA. AND MINI. AYES, 1919
23rd st;-open 2 to 9. Lge. det
brick with 8 rms, bath 1st H.: 8
rms, bath, 2nd H.; finished base.
ment and bath: large corner lot
HMLCREsT, near Branch ave-
Custom-built det. brk. with 8 rms,
bedrms., Q baths; 2 bedrms. anc
bath, 1st H.; gas h.-w.h.; S25, 300
H1LLCREST, Pa. aye.-Det. brk
Colonial; center hail, 8 lge. bed.
rms. 1st.-n. den and powder nm.
garage. By appointment.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man OF
large family; det. spacious 8 rms.
2 baths, 3 bedrms.: bedrm. and
bath on LIST H.; lge. elec. kit, 2.
car garage; h-acre handicapped lot,
anyone with $1,000.
ANACOST1A-Det. Z rms: 8 bed.
rms. 1st-fl. den, full bsmt.; oil
h;;-w:h., garage, large level lot
Hill IcHEsT, off Pa. ave-, sase
Highwood dr.-open 1 to 3, Det
brk.;. 9 lge. rms, 2 baths; bedrm
and bath 1st H.; rec. rm.; vacant
HILLCREsT, off Pc. ave.-cistom.
built det. brk.; 9 lge. rms, 8 bed.
rms, lge. scr. pch., eas h.-W.h.
level lot with trees: S22,500.
HILLCREST, nr. Branch ave.-Det
Q lge. rms. 8 bedrms., mod. kit.
sunporch. kotty pine rec. rm., Ice
level lot; S16,950.
OTHER GOOD LISTINGs
Evening star., 1961-08-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-E.w.

RECREATION ROOM. semidetachec
brick, lge concrete front porch
Very. clean. Price. S12,760. Rea-
Sonable terms.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
APPLE TREE LANE
6 Bedrooms, 8 Baths
mf0pen

ARGYLE PARKS FINEsT-custom.
built stone beauty; 4 bedrnis:, 3ls
baths, plus den. Open Q to q,
to present for the ist time this
ing liv, rm. with firepi., banquet.
sized din. rm., large family rm..
kitchen, powder rm., den and side
screened porch on LIST level; 4
bsdrms. and Q baths up; fully
tiled bsmt. with "a bath, gas hots
water heat (recessed radiators).
Built-in, garage. Situated on apS
prox. " acre, beautifully land
scaped lot. Priced right ct $780,.
300. DIR: Out Ga. ave. to Coless
Vile rd., left on Sligo Creek pkwy.,
1st street to right and follow
directional signs. or out Univ.
blvd: past { Corners and left on
p2R4MosGjNr 2iS1SSssj SALES IA. 2.1sOo
.C0LEsvILLE Hand
some 4-bedrm. Colonial on. 2 acres.
Stable, fenced. Nice fruit trees.
More acreage avail. Priced S30.s
600. HALLOWELL REAL ESTATE,
walker 4-9401.
ASHTON AREA = Attractive 4s
bedrm. split-level, liy.. rm. with
firepl., large country kit. rec. rm.,
Q baths, breezevay, 2-car gaIag6
egssR eoSsS s1Hsf sTNSAY s5! sf55e'ip p1k: ka4eSGi; oSi
#. $50 TO Ednor I'd. left approx.
q miles 70 open sign on left, ASH
TON REALTY CO., EV. 4-l743s
WA. 4-9193. Ev. 4-1732.
CONTINUED on Next Psge)
Evening star., 1961-08-13
Crestwood New Listing

Crestwood New Listing
Close I'm, prestige location ct Rock
Creek Park. Det. brick, center
hall, hv. room. 13x27 with fire.
place, din. room, kit, den and
powder room. 3 master bedrms.
and 2 baths, maids room and Law.
and rec. room. Rear screened
porch and patio. 2-eer garage.
Beautifully Handicapped. Real home
for gracious living. Asking
CALI Mr.. LuTYK, ia. s-22s7
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
TU. 2.11O6 RA. 3-e233
CLEVELAND PIX, Conn. ave.-293O
Newark St; very attrae. home;
[ess; price and dn. pymk BY
Evening star., 1961-08-13
WE TAKE TRADES
Allen Real Estate, LO. 5-1950
APPEALING

4iSsSrGso kse soom2 2HSsh HESSS. mXesh ;V shleysl gs,
TRADES CONSIDERED. S3l.6o0.
RIPLEY coMPAHY. REALTORS
Evening star., 1961-08-13
ALLEN SPECIALS
OPEN
NEW HOMES

$SsAEFGES $$Ahs 8 ILlSRo o5sSsRBR sSffBSR SsRfRsR
EkoM. MSa NOW astoH9hES IN E2 MKT TcN32sE %E2k:
SVEN' SVE R,dANXEE' AYE + to Re FAARSR4AqgT Ar "a Iy
WAY, RIGHT TO HOMES.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
TIL. 2-92OO
RALPH D. COIN
CLEYELAND PARK

oPEN oPENhs6NP s6NPAY FAsS 20
, 1901 oath ST. NV. - Semidet
corner brick: @ rms. and bath
gas h.-w.h.; byilt-in garage. A
SHTrwSSBecp5s SsES SBeS5sqnitz 4 hzrSNrrfl n ResI. SSGI
tor. NH. ssSs4i; 4Nsas. syes., M
Perkins. wo. 6-7490.
CLEVELAND Park = Home and
InyS:ss%sni mSd:ssS m very syD.: :m:Esly July ss C;
Conn. Ave. near sheridan Ssi S' PARK ri;
Hotel, completely air conditioned
and newly furn. by interior
decorator; mid-40s. Mrs. Dounis
DE. 2-l070 or AD. 2-b424
TIoHE WOODS.
CLEvELAND PIX. 1913 Quebec St
Priced 10 sell FE SSiea3
Evening star., 1961-08-13
$27,95O

just off ca. ave. Ideal for work.
ing couple. Unusual floor plan:
nedrms., AL brick. slate roof,
fireplace. 1mmed: poss.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
hf0pen
CAPITOL HILL

zoned C-2 on Pennsylvania ave.
corner: Broom building: will re.
molel TO- suit tenant. LYMAN C.
DELLE q co. INC. Ii 7.lAnA :
Evening star., 1961-08-13

Beauty Of . rambler home, 4 yrs.
Sid' Sti' ,,abedrms:, bedrms:, beautiful modern
rear patio; picket fenced lawn,
Dir: MINI. ave. to Randle Circle
around circle to Mass. ave, out
Mass. to 34th pl.
Evening star., 1961-08-13

Attr. 3:bedrm. Cape Cod: excellent
area, Ice. rec. room, trees; near
school. No money down to 0I.
The Adak sun., 1961-03-27
ADAK SUN

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  ndds that than meets the by the wonderful people who had o1 ) and Walter eferson ) other the local anaters stack of then started offer
 
 
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-03

nomic collapse, Role planted and
harvested the first commercially
successful tobacco crop in this
country. Exported to England, it
was an immediate success and
saved the jamestown Colony,
which was then England's only
foothold in the New World.
Rolfe's marriage to Pocahon-
tas. historians say. produced a
temporary state of peace with
the Indians and allowed the Colo
ny to prosper.
The Foundation hopes its re-
search award will result in auth
entic material of the period
drawings. diaries, historical writ
ings. clothing or other possess
sions of Rolfe-that will throw
some new light on the man. The
award offer is open to persons
throughout the world. Entries
should be sent to the jamestown
Foundation, P. o. Box 1885. Will
liamsburg, Va. by March |, 1862.
Judges for the award will be:
DR.. Edward Riley, Director of
Research, Colonial Williams
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-03
Retired Officers Invited To
Fort Eustis On October Is

Major General Norman H. Wis
sering, USA, Commanding Cen
eral, the U. S. Army Transpor-
tation Training Command, Fort
Eustis. NEAR williamsburg, has
invited the Retired Officers of
the Armed Forces in Virginia
and adjacent areas of bordering
states and their wives to meet
at Fort Eustis on Friday Octo-
Der 10.
Officers will assemble at the
Officers Club. at 10 am, DIST
Following talks Of interest to re-
tired officers. there will be a
social period. a cafeteria style
luncheon tcost not to exceed
$1.25) and a guest speaker. Of
interest to all retired officers
will be { talk by T. A. Silly. Jr.
Trust Officer of the National
Bank OF Commerce, Of Norfolk,
on the subject Of wills. trusts,
inheritance tax, etc, etc.
General Herbert B. Powell
U.S.A., Commanding General,
Continental Army Comma I'd, and
Lieutenant General Ridgely Gait
her. U.S.A., Commanding the
Second United States Army. will
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-03
What Did John R0lfe Look Like?
Foundation Offers $500 A,unrd

JAMESTOWN, VA.-Has any
body seen John Rolfe?
1t could be worth $500.
You may remember from your
history books that Rolfe, a Vir-
GINA colonist. married the In
dian Princess, Pocahontas. Lots
of people know that.
But no one knows what Rolfe
looked like, or what manner of
man he was.
Now there's a $500 research
award for the best historical in
formation on Rolfe, his appear
ance and mannerisms.
The sponsoring group is the
jamestown Foundation of the
Commonwealth of Virginia.
Parke Rouse. Jr.. executive d.
rector, said the Foundation is
conducting the research in con-
nection with the 35Oth anniver-
sary of the tobacco industry in
the U. S., which will be cele-
brated next year.
Why the interest in Rolfe?
In 1872. when the jamestown
Colony was on the brink of eco
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-03
Mrs. John Warwick
Rites Will Be
Held Tuesday

Mrs. Della Warwick. wife of
John Warwick, died Saturday
She was a member Of GRAY
Methodist Church. Gray, W. Va.
In addition to her husband. she
is survived by three daughters,
Mrs. Kathryn CORN, of Washing
ton. Mrs Ruth Scruggs, of Norge,
and Mrs. Charlotte Hartmann. of
Saxonburg, Pa; two sons, Gus
M. Warwick. of Carletta, W. Va.
and earn Warwick. of Pittsburg,
N. Y. and a sister, Mrs. Eunice
Robins. of Harlan. Ky.
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday at 2::30 pm. at Collins
Funeral Home. with burial in
Trinity Memorial Gardens. The
Rev. J. c. Murphy will offieiatap
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-03
SOuthside Women Golfers Set
Fall Tournament At Amelia Club

AMELIA, Oct. 2 - Southside
Women Golfers will have their
fall tournament at the Amelia
Golf Club on October 5 and u.
Sixteen players have entered
the tournament. four from each
Of the following clubs: Amelia,
CreWe. Farmville and Kenbridge.
Qualifying play will be on
Thursday, Oct. 5, and match
play for winner in each flight
will be Thursday, Oct. II. Pair
ings and starting time for play
on Oct. 5. are as follows:
Time 10 am.-Margaret Irby.
K en- br d g e; Emma Martin,
Farmville; Lou Harper, Farm
vile; Frances Rand, Amelia.
Time 1910 a.m.-Frances An
dreWs, Farmville:: Lib Dixon,
Crewe; Judy O'Neal, Amelia;
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-03
Funeral Rites For
Mrs. N. G. Joyce
Held Monday

JETERSVILLE. Oct. . IN Flu
neral services for Mrs. Nicely G..
Joyce were held today Monday
at 10 am. at Sandy Creek Bap-
fist Church, Amelia county, with
burial in Stonesville, N. C. Mrs.
Joyce died Saturday.
She is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. S. R. Llewellyn. of Jeters-
vile; six sons. R. W. Joyce. of
Jetersville. E. D. Joyce. of Rice,
c. R. Joyce. of Farmville, j. H.,
R. N. and B. w. Joyce, all of
Lexington, 16 grandchildren and
16 great-grandchildren.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-03

be present.
A feature of the gathering
will be a visit to the famous
Mariners Museum and a showing
OF the antisubversive film, 'oper-
alton abolition.
Officers and their wives de-
string to take advantage of their
closeness to Williamsburg to see
that famous city and to visit
the jamestown Festival will be
furnished informa. ion en- accom-
modations at Williamsburg.
For full information write The
Virginia Retired Officers Associ-
alton, P. o. Box 366, Mathews.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-03
Amelia County Committee Readies
Slate For Coming ASCS Election

E. DodSOn, H. T. Flippen Jr.
Jackson District Bonnie Gill,
j. Ralph Ford. Fred S. Davis.
Gonjoe Anderson, Glenn d.
Smith, George Adams, J. A.
Watkins, David E. Shank. James
Hite, J. W Townsend.
Additional names may be add
ed if a petition is received by
the comfy committee request
ing that other names be includ-
ed.
Polling places in the three dis
tricts are. Leigh. Hillsman's
Store; Giles. Asses County Com
mittee room: Jackson. Sydnor's
Store. Voting hours are from 8
a m. to 4::30 pm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-03

give science instruction to 40
sixth graders and "a fifth graders
On Mondays and Wednesdays.
Music instruction will be given
to students in each of the first
three grades once a week.
Each period will last about 80
minutes and the cost will be ST
for science instruction and so
cents per pupil for music.
Irving S. Driscoll, superinten-
dent, said Buckingham county is
one Of the first counties in the
state to have educational TV in
the schools. Three years ago
DillWyn Elementary School sup