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Evening star., 1961-09-05

Indiana bars are closed on
Sunday.
Fifteen of the rioters we're
tossed into a bus which police
turned into a makeshift jail.
Adults Arrested
The jails got so overcrowded
at wildwood, N. j., that Off
cials had to borrow facilities
in a neighboring town. At least
$50 persons-many Of them
adults-were arrested in the
resort area over the week end,
mostly for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct.
Fines totaling about $4,000
were levied during the week
end by Magistrate Louis j. Mat
tero of Wildwood. Eight youths
we're fined $1O5 each for punch
ing holes in walls and causing
other damage at the Lyndhurst
Hotel.
At Hampton Beach, N. H.,
some 500 teen-agerS poured
into streets where they dis
rupted traffic and jeered police
who asked them to move on.
More than 100 were hauled into
police stations, and 78 we're
charged with drunkenness or
possessing liquor-illegal for a
minor.
Youths Dispersed
At Russells Point, in the In
dian Lake resort area of Ohio.
about $50 youths gathered early
yesterday but were quickly dis
perSed by officers who had
been alerted to possible trou-
BILE. Russells Point was the
scene of a youth demonstration
Evening star., 1961-09-05

Solveig may later be enrolled
in the Perkins School for the
blind, deaf and mute in Boston.
Evening star., 1961-09-05
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speed recovery.
Blue Cross Service Benefits" have no dollar
limit for most covered hospital services. ''Serv-
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hospital expense. And Blue Cross ''Service
Benefits" automatically keep pace with the
Evening star., 1961-09-05

rising cost of hospital care. They become more
valuable as hospital costs increase.
Blue Shield helps to pay the doctor bills.
Over $500 participating physicians in the
Washington, D. C. area accept the allowances
of Medical Service of D. C. blue Shield) as
payment in full for surgery and anesthesia for
subscribers whose incomes are within stipu-
lated amounts.
Find out more about the advantages these
plans offer to both group and non-group SUBJ
scribers. Drop postcard to Dept. 81 today for
our free booklet. Or call Republic 7-4500
between 9 and 5.
Evening star., 1961-06-20
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Evening star., 1961-06-20
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
HI AND LOIS
THE TOODLES
UNCLE CHARLIE
SCAMP
BY WILLIAM NORRIS

@. Would you say, in pro-
nouncing the word hydrogen
ated": HY-druh-jen-ay-ted or
hy-DROJ-en-ay-ted? Bein G
married to pharmacist, I have
always heard the latter. A TV
ad claims a corn oil margarine is
HY- druh-jen-ay-ted.- Gladys
Pippenger, Phillips, Wis.
A. American dictionaries all
indicate a marked preference
for the pronunciation with the
accent on the first syllable
However, the oxford English
Dictionary lists both pronun-
ciations-and I have no doubt
that your pronunciation with
stress on the second syllable)
is very common in this coun-
try also.
Quite often, you see, die
tionary editors - especially
when entering recommendations
of technical or scientific words
little used by the lay public
choose the one which
SHOULD be right by the GUS
tomary rules of pronunciation
Then, when the word Gomez
into general use, the actuet
pronunciation favored by the
mass of literate people turns
out to be something quite diff
ferent from the one the ex'
perts chose.
The classic case in point il
''penicillin." According to tn
word experts-and, indeed, &C
cording to Sir Alexander Elem
ing, its discoverer-the drug
Evening star., 1961-06-20

should have been pronounced
peh-NISS-ih-lin. But the lay
public, influenced by the SINH
larity to pencil" called it
h-nih-SILL-in, and so it
has remained.
Interestingly enough, mar
garine" itself had a similar
history. If you will check
dictionaries of the 1920 era,
you'll find that all of them
insist that the word should be
pronounced with a hard "g"::
MAR-guh-rin or MAR-guh-
reen. Even as late as 1850
Frank Colby was able to re-
port that, in a tabulation of
Evening star., 1961-06-20
WoIt Disney
1xtHAe

II dictionaries, only one listed
MAR-juh-rin as its first choice.
But you know and I know that
MAR-juh-rin is the over
whelming preference of the
American public. Some day
soon the dictionary editors
will know it too!
4 y 4
Mr.. Morris sends copies of
his books to readers whose
letters are commented on in
this space. Today a copy of
the new Dolphin edition of
"It's Easy to Increase Your
Vocabulary" doubleday, N. "
goes to Mrs. Pippenger.
Evening star., 1961-06-20
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
High Cards Are
Mixed Blessing
By ALFRED SHEINWOLD


High cards are a mike d
blessing when they prevent you
from getting to the right hand
at the right moment. A knowl-
edge of blocks and unblocks
may help you take your tricks.
South dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
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South West North East
Ia 20 "a Pass
a. All Pass
Opening lead: Diamond king.
West leads the king Of dia-
monds and continues with the
ace. You ruff and draw two
rounds Of trumps with the ace
and king Of spades.
East's discard tells you that
West started with four trumps.
If you continue to draw trumps,
you will then be able to cash
dummy's top hearts. That VIII
give you a total Of eight tricks.
Your last two hearts will
wither on the vine because you
will never get back to your own
hand to cash them.
How can you manage to win
five heart tricks as well as five
trump tricks?
Cash Top Hearts
Your first thought is to lead
dummy's three top hearts i'm
mediately. II you can take the
three hearts safely you C an
then draw trumps and cash
your own remaining hearts.
Not a bad plan. You would
adopt it If you could find moth
ing better. The trouble is that
West would ruff the third
heart.
Try taking just the king and
queen Of hearts. There is no
need to lead out the ace of
hearts. Then continue with the
queen and 10 Of spades to draw
Vests trumps. When you lead
the fourth trump from your
hand, discard dummy's ace of
hearts!
The suit is now unblocked
and you can win tricks with
the rest of the hearts in your
hand.
It's unusual to throw away
an ace, but don't shrink from
it when you have a blocked
suit.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one spade
and the next player passes.
You hold:
At 1888 oQs6 *Q1Os542
What do you say?
Answer: Pass. This may be a
poor contract, but you cannot
be sure of reaching anything
better if you bid one no-trump.
Copyright, 1851, Gen. Features Corp)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
MORE OF RED CHINA's PARADISE : OF HELL
MATTER or FACT
"Slx HUNDRED CAl0RIES A DAY.

by Joseph Aisop. NJ. " Trib s.I3
As possible clew 10 the neress;no voIsn. IS N;L,,
khrUshehes statistic from China is worth oonder;no
ne Chinese government is providing the Chinese
people with national diet averaging 500 esor;e per
son per day according 70 leading British Member Of
rs"smen' s Cyril Osborne Osborne who is chairman Of
me Parliamentary commftee on Anolosovie4 Relations
recently gave this figure after visit 70 China.
The figure is Of eoUre estimate ,shouoh no doub,
81 informed esns'e refieetns the opinions Of the er
remey able British students Of the situation With, Chin.
both IN the Pekns Embassy and in Hong Kono The Aer
snsfs'' are inclined TO think the estimate is on the
e~ side and regard figure Of sbou, goo e.lo,sx per
Person per day as conservative
See RED CHINA. Page.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
ON i7TH ANNIVERSARY
"HlhA REDS CALL US. TOE or
WORLD PEACE"
THE DEVIL ACCUSING HIS FOES!

Iesre ~. Y. 1rib loz
TIE Co~-rvrsss ceiebrs'ed ne twelfth snnver.
ss-y - 'csr sskss.es q chirs in ceremony Pepins
rssssrtsy esjptns pgssoessf said Tran half nil
80, peors psrseed before Nse TseTvns chairman Of the
c-inese cs-Snist party ard ether dsnsres domestic
80 ts~essr.
ssvsss stars o. yesseryesr missing ard The roster
% sernssnsif, cstnsysbe5 persons appeared resser
s-srs v<s ne Cs~-rsris' ke~ China News Agency re-
ps~ses - - -r.r 100 foreign guests.
see REDS. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21

~. Tr1e 1919
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s<~ia. yssse~>sy c+Sr-e> esscr - ee-esned
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s's>S- -rsrs s.rtsee~ed ers-s 81 5000 sci Under
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
THE NATIONAL CATHOLIC WELFARE
CONFERENCE"

o. IGzI, Christian Herifsge Sept.
The ksionsI Catholic Welfare Conference Is The
powerful organization within the American Roman Catholic
Church Us ovfresch is tremendous directing Thousands
Of affiliated societies fhrovsbevf HE country from IFS
irs offices located within the shsdews Of the United sssss
See CONFERENCE. PsgsS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
900 foR PRESD0n KH4@Y-
W ~eoN ~ FRM HCDE PouO:
"MTlRRD noR BEAD. III AW FREE =
II pfAks OF OF TO 5000"
~ Asirw :. kseink G+++

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ss~<sr Ls~.ss lss - ->s -. Aa< Scenes
rssssrr ssx>sses- cees LSes>r - --s ss7is
tstes4ER AND Ts.Es sEpaEsEs-ATTsE o. GOD
THAN TIE POPE AZ RcsE AAc TIE WRITER IS rs
FRIEND Aho Or ms PEOPLE TOO
-ssvss r,yAsssvsr<ss s-S hsss< ssrsS+y'
The ~ivkswar--" Eys :. -sssrs ps-ssEss"
THESE SIGNS STALL FOLLOW - F&rT-sUL
sruDEhrS or CHRIST 5Esys RETURN ~ CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE NY ~oSss AAc GREATER JESUS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
REPORT on BsAUrFu { S. LECTURE
ENTITLED CHRISTIAN suERu RIVALS MANS
PoMER TO THINK RIGHTLY"
r-i-T-'1 Commonly LIS I.,-rs5--. Ms,re sssse u
sy LA NAY Aul1HAN. c-s.6.,
O. DENVER, COLO.

sSs So-s MAS Quoted : N-ssER o. TpsEs-
xSoA Ten TAT soy POSSESS SOVEREIGN POWER
- T--sNs INc lc- ssS--Ly AND THAT MOTH
w. Gan ces>csSEss soy 60 THIS -ERTTAeE AND
-SEs=Gss o. LcsE" - GOD
~ so- MAINTAIN TITS POSITION WHO or WHAT
can CAUSE vo- 70 81 or s-FFER?- PULPIT PRESS
ssss E--TvAN MAS GIVEN = SUPERB INTRO
DUcT1cN sy T-E SECOND READER CT FIRST CHURCH
or c-slsT. SCIENTIST. yss cENEVEvE EkcLE. cs.
'5RAlk-WAsHINc. MEsMeRlsM, HYPkOTlsM,
IMPOSITION EXPOSED
Our CONVENT or SATANIC. N-YT-HllAL,
-loso-ccc Genesis IT. ere LUNAcY
O. DEVILS AcA~s. EYES. HuRDERoUs GAINS
yUDAsEs. kNEvEs AND FOOLS - The EGO AND
PsycHoL ocy OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT.
HOOD - REPUDiATED eY The c-H-Ll-DL-E-Ss
CHRIST JESUS THE WAY. The TRUTH. AND
TIE LIFE - NY WORKS AND GREATER SHALL
YE DOL
JESUS IPPsEHENDED The Externally CON-
PLETELY POPULATED UNIVERSE or THE ONE
REAL CREATOR. The GOD AND FATHER or
CHRIST JESUS = THE GREAT = ~ BECAUSE
Az Interpreters Bile - Is GOD REVEALED HIM
SELF TO MOSES BUT MOSES WAS NO CHRIST
lis SINS PREcLUoED ENTRY INTO The PROMISED
LAkDl
See REPORT, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
RED EDUCATION A FRAUD"
THOUGHT CONTROL"

by Henry L. Taylor News e.l6
Our wartime North Atlantic conveys delivered Com
nvnisi Russia complete chemical factories sfeeLoIIna
mills textile plants, petroleum reneres, electric power
stations and bIoek-sisns systems mention 81 ST.
600 worth Of buttons. They not for
war use They goodies TO be used whenever peace
came; like stored-vP crate Of pIvms from Aunt Mary
See EDUCATION. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURERS M0DEsN
MRS. EDDY: TN 1883. A MILLION PEOPLE
ACKNOWLEDGE AND ATTEST THE BLESSINGS
Of This Mental [Divinel System
Of Treating Disease!
D. IS, nav"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
1915 REV. REX HUBBARD. PASTOR.
CATHEDRAL Or ToMoRRoW-Tv. Oh. 9. 10 an

SERMON TEXT: THE Wr1HeRED HAND
AND JESUS
A<to The WfTrEsED SOULS or THE MASSES
. SPIRITUALLY BspcTeNTg
tuNteAao. LIKE GRAHAM. CANNOT GIVE
COOS PURE AND FULL ANSWER
See REX HUBBARD. Peggy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
THANKSGIVING. CANADA End MONDAY. OCT.
OUR TESTIMONY. FIRST CHURCH. CHRIST.
SCIENTIST. WINDSOR. ONT. 1919.

BEAUTIFUL HYMNs-342, 254, $50 Mote: 25s)
AN EVER 50 GRATEFUL FOR GODS MARvELo
IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH. SCIENCE or
SCIENCES OF THE UNIVERSE = WHICH NOT ONLY
SOLVES PERSONAL PROBLEMS. WITH LIFE MORE
AeUkDAkTLY.~ BUT REVEALS THE ONE AND ONLY
REAL UNIVERSE OF sUPERsATURATED, IkcOR
RUPTisLE. UNAVAILABLE, OMklPREsEkT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE WHICH AUTHEkTIcATEs THE
BLUEPRINT GENESIS = PERFECT CREATOR. cREA
TON. OFFSPRING. UNIVERSE. las. 81.
EXPOSES UTTER N-0-T-H-I-N-C-N-E-S-S OF
KHRUsHCHEv. MAO Use TUNC. AND THE
DEVIL. FOR WHOM THEY SPEAK u!
AN EVER 50 GRATEFUL.
o, THAT BEAUTIFUL THANKSGIVING
LEsSON-SeRMON
tpp. -. IS. c.s. Quarterly. oef-NovDee 1851
See cAkADAs THANKSGIVING. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
BERLIN CRISIS TRACED BACK TO US.
FUMBtIhC IN l945"
or ROOSEVELT AND TRUMAN. ET Al!
WIhANT. A SUICIDE!

GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
FORTUNATELY. THIS SATANIC. MYTHICAL
CHASTITY FARCE or iso-esIledl MATERIAL EXIST
EkcE~ p III NY c-s. TEXTBOOK. ONE
AND ONLY kFALLeLE MASTERPIECE BIBLE!
PASTOR - GUARDIAN, lieERAToR or OUR
SENIOR. BASIC PASTOR. BIBLE KING JAMES PROT.
EsTANT. AND ALL BIBLES - MAKES VALID
- TO ST. PAUL. TO you: AL THINGS WORK
TOGETHER FOR GOOD TO THEM WHO LOVE
GOD. TO THEM WHO ARE THE CALLED ACCORD
INC TO HIS PURPOSE 49,"
AND " GOD BE FOR US WHO oR WHAT CAN Be
AGAINST us7"
ANSWER: NOTHING
The EVIL THE HUMAN. THE MATERIAL"
See BERLIN CRISIS. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21

AND UTILIZE OUR FULFILLMENT OF TIE
PROMISE AND PROPHECY TO WICKED AND
ADULTERoUs GENERATIONS" OF ANOTHER
COMFORTER, THE HOLY GHOST. TEACHING ALL
THINGS, EVEN ~THE HEALING or THE MA.
TONS" - REVELATION OF THE REAL. THE
NE" HEAVEN AND The NEW EARTH or THE
EXCLUSIVE REALITY or lNVUlNERABLE
omkIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIEF
VERIFYING BLUEPRINT. GENESIS - PERFECT
CREATOR CREATION. OFFSPRING. UNIVERSE,
Genesis l:26 81
" 81: AND GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT He
The ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR - HoNoRep
See colLEcIAks. Page
Evening star., 1961-11-06
National Drive Urged
To Cut TB Incidence

people with newly discovered
tuberculosis and with the pro-
lection offered to their families
by isoniazid prophylaxis, We
do not feel that an annual 10
per cent decline in new case
rate is an unrealistic goal.
by and large, we know
where the strongholds Of dis
ease are, we know how to find
the unknoWn cases. and we
know what to do about them
when they are found. 1t is
really a matter Of taking our
present knowledge and using
it promptly and in the best
way we know how"
DIR. Blomquist said the Ma
tion pays over 500 million
each year as the direct cost Of
tuberculosis. He added that un-
til the case rate can be reduced
to the point where special con-
troll programs are no longer
necessary, no sharp drop in
costs is anticipated.
I'VE do not expect an up
surge in tuberculosis in this
country" said DR.. Blomquist.
But the problem has reached
the stage where the decline
must be accelerated or the
prevalence of disease will level
off, and tuberculosis will drag
out as a long-term, expensive
public health problem"
Evening star., 1961-11-06
By the Associated Press

The chief Of the Public
Health Services tuberculosis
program urges greater Nation
wide efforts to eliminate tu-
berculosis as a major public
health problem.
DR.. Edward T. Blomquist
cited statistics showing that
5.494 new active cases Of tu-
berculosis were reported in this
country in 1860, a rate of al
most 81 per 100, 900 population.
Although this represents a
S per cent decline inrates from
1859. the drop is below that
considered necessary to elimi-
nate the disease as a major
health problem" DR.. Blomquist
said. He added in a statement
yesterday:
with the combination of
drugs that are potentially 80
per cent effective in treating
Evening star., 1961-11-06
DirectoY'Lists
52,278 Unions

The Labor Department yes
terday announced publication
of the most nearly comprehen-
Sive listing Of unions ever
compiled.
The 512-page Register Of
Reporting Labor Organizations
lists 52,278 unions, and gives
their locations and affiliations
Unions listed in the register
are those that file reports with
the department, as required by
the Landrum-G Griffin labor re-
form law Of 1859.
The register may be pur-
chased for SITS from the
Superintendent of Documents,
Government Printing Office,
Washington 25. D. C. Also
available for 80 to so cents
each are five regional registers
for the West, Middle West
Rocky Mountains, Great Lakes,
Southeast and Northeast.
Evening star., 1961-11-06
Democratic Women
Plan Annual Dinner

The Women's Democratic
Club of Montgomery County
will hold its annual dinner at
7 pm. Wednesday at Manor
Country Club, Norbeck.
Guest speaker will be Mrs.
Olive Clapper, author of several
books and an executive Of the
CARE organization. She is the
widow of the late columnist,
Raymond Clapper, killed dur
ing World War II in the South
Pacific.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-17
DOYNE-BURGER
FUNERAL HOME, INC.

DOYNE-BURGER
FUNERAL HOME, INC.
Established 1888
Over 100 Years Of Service
Farmville, Va
HARRIS-COOK MOTOR
CO., INC.
Ford and Mercury Sales
and Service
Dial Elk 2-3134
Farmville, Va.
GARLAND q HARDWOOD
Agents
Insurance That InSures
119 North Main Street
Farmville. Va.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-17

AMELIA. Mar. 10 Amelia
County All members received
award medals for their records
submitted on 1860 projects at the
conclusion Of the public speak
ing contest last Monday night IN
the High School Auditorium
The awards. given at this
time in celebration of National
All Week. were presented to the
boys by Earl w. Boozer. Those
eXcelling in county III Club
project work We're: in achieve
nlent. David Coleman and jim
my Paul: agriculture. Bobby
Saunders, Identification of home
grounds. Billy Boyer; recreation
winner of 1860 Senior Talent
Show Bobby Saunders. Junior
Show Sam Morris. dairy win
ners in dairy show at fairl Juan
Wilmington. Keith Meyer and r !.
j. Morris Jr.. public speaking
and forestry, Gregory Anderson.
Girls winning awards were !:
in achievement. Sandra Saun-
ders and Ruth Griles; heautifi-
cation of home grounds, Sandra
Grizard, 10 Burnette and Joyce
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-17

Formulation. Clothing, Dibbie
Flippen, Dairy food. Linda East
Pembelton; clothing. Debble
er: bread, Patsy Easter, food
preparation. Grace Ann Kerr.
Anne Allen. Joan West, Brenda
Meyer. recreation winners
in 1860 Senior Talent Show, San
dra Saunders, Nancy Saunders:
home conomi 5, Patricia
Reames. Hannah Cassell. Caro-
lvn Poore. Anne Smith; citizen
ship. Bonnie Lush; leadership,
Bonnie Lush. Girls awards were
presented by MRS. Mary r. vii
liams.
Mrs. Janice Woods SneareI
was winner Of the National 4-H
Alumni kecognl ION program
award.
Fifteen girls and boys under
IA years Of age, competed in the
junior division Of the public
speaking contest. Rankin Whit
tineton. who spoke on Amelia
Airport 1917" was first place
winner; Patsy Easter, whose
subject was Foods was sec
ond: Jane Lewis Girl Scouts
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-17

third. Honorable mention went
to Diane Harding Tor 'Shenah-
doah National Park
In the senior division. over IA.
Bonnie Lush won first place for
the girls with her talk on Fall
Out: Jimmy Paul, first for the
boys with America, Wake Up.
The speakers did their ow
reference work and composition
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-17

was a $500 scholarship to the col
lege Of her choice.
While in Chicago Dorothy was
toastnistress at the National
Canning breakfast.
Although these two members
have been rewarded to such 4
degree. all the members are
recognized by their leaders for
their efforts, that make the or
ganization all that it stands for.
In the Cumberland Club, at
least one e a d e + deserves !
great deal of recognition. Mrs.
Charles Crowder is definitely a
dedicated All leader. She has
been devoting her time and eff
forts to the organization for at
least II years and assists Mrs.
Georgia Wilkerson lhOme agent
with demonstrations each month.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-17

in public speaking, spelling. par
hmentary law, Mr.. and Miss
FBLA. essay, scrapbook. ex-
habit and bulletin board.
During the afternoon session
new regional FBLA officers will
he elected and installed for the
coming year. The LongWood
Business Education Department
will supervise the days activi-
les.
Representatives from FBLA
chapters are expected to attend
from Appomattox High School,
Appomattox; Dan River High
School. Ringgold; E. c. Glass
High School, Lynchburg; George
Washington High School, Dan
vile: Gorge Wythe High
School. Richmond: Halifax Coun-
ty High School. South Boston,
Hopewell High School. Eopewell;
and Manchester High School
Richmond.
Also represented will be Mid
lothian High School. Midlothian:
Midway High School. Church
Road: Montvale High School,
Montvale; Nelson County High
School. Lovingston; Powhatan
High School. PoWhatan; Prince
George High S hool, Prince
George; Renan High School,
Gretna; and Sunnyside-McKen-
ney High School, Mckinney.
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High School FBLA Chapters
Contests At Longwo0d On March Is

The ninth regional meeting Of
the Future Bushes Leaders of
America. District II, will be
held Saturday. March 10. III the
student activities building at
LongWood College.
Delegates from l6 high
schools Of the region are eX-
pacted. Following registration
at 9 m. delegates will compete
for prizes and the chance to enter
in the state and national COM
petitions. Contests will be held
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Observation-Disclosures
Active In All Work

team. attended the National
Livestock Exposition in Chicago.
He was the top individual in
scoring. and the Virginia team
won first place in the Nation.
Dorothy Goodman, another in
thusiastic member. was named
the state canning achievement
winner. She attended the con-
gress in Chicago and was one Of
six National winners. Her reward
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-17
Amelia Alters Get County Awards;
Public Speaking Winners Chosen

with aid form The adult leaders,
Mrs. j. r. Wilmington and Mrs.
f.. j. Rudershausen The speech
eS showed much work. deep
thought. and concentration OF
which the competitors may be
proud.
Judges were Mrs. Milton P
Reid, the Rev. H. A. White. and
Mrs. Hiram A. Holmes.
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Charlotte Assessors
Appointed By Court

CHARLOTTE c. H., Mar. 49,
H. H. Hammer, Jr., mayor of Keys
vile. E. E. Trent. and K. E.
Colley. both Of PheniX. have been
appointed by the Circuit Court of
Charlotte County to serve on the
Board of Equalization Of real eS-
tate assessments for Charlotte
County.
The board will direct the
county's 1861 reassessment and
equalization Of real estate.