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The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
CARD OF THANKS

Wish to take this means of
thanking everyone who extended
kindnesses to us while our mother
was under hospital care, and at
the time of her death. Our special
thanks to DR.. Hyde and DR.. Harper
and the Community Memorial hos
pital nursing staff for their
wonderful care of our loved one.
Also our thanks to neighbors and
friends for the many cards and
flowers, for the food that was
brought to our home. and to the
Methodist w. S. c. S. members,
who served lunch at our home
after the funeral service.
Special thanks also to Mrs.
George Sanders and Mrs. Lionel
Gall for their lovely service of
music, and to Rev. Sanders for
his very comforting message and
10 Homer Gorder and Elmer Frank
for their kindness and help.
The Family of Sarah Smith.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
WOMAN'S CLUB TO DISCUSS
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

The Sidney Woman's Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Chris
Hanson Monday evening at 7:30.
The program will be under the
direction of the International At
fairs Department.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Chris
Hanson, Mrs. Bert Christianson,
and Miss 10 Rogers.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
The News in Brief

d June l5-Federol troops under
Gen. Nothoniel Lyon drive
Confederotes under Brig Gen.
Sterling tPop) Price ond Gov.
Jockson from Jefferson City,
No.; Gen. Joe Johnston's Con-
fedeTotes evocuote horpers
Ferry W. Vo.. under menoee
of Moi. Gen. Robert Potter
sons PennsyIvonions.
June l7-Lyon's FederoIs copture
Bonneville. No.; FederoI re-
connoissonce force repulsed OF
Vienno, w.; Union conven-
ton in Greenville petitions
Federol Congress to noke sep
orote Stote Of eostern Tennes-
see; Spain decIores neutrolity,
recognizes Confederocy os
beIlioerent.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
Background

TINE buildup of enemy forces in
l. nearby Pennsylvania and in
Washington gave Brig. Gen. Joseph
E. Johnston the fidgets as he
hunched with his 5000 Virginians
at Harpers Ferry in Western Vir-
ginia. OF even greater concern was
the continued, success of McClel-
Evening star., 1961-06-18
Home 'front.' june 1851

CPRING and the backyard garden
- growing season were well along.
Friendly counsel for gardeners was in
order, especially to aid in the cease
less losing battle against weeds and
insects. The Star this week devoted
a whole column to the subject.
Kitchen and Fruit Garden.
The rapid growth induced by the
favoring weather usually experienced
this month may be yet more hastened
by proper cultivation. Keep down
the weeds; keep the soil loose-these
are the golden rules of gardening. o..
CORN.
Plant Stowelrs Evergreen. or other
sweet varieties, to keep up a succession
for late use. Keep well hoed and free
from weeds.
CUCUNdBERS. MELONS AND
SQUASHES.
Put in cucumbers for pickles. Occa-
sional watering of the vines with liquid
manure. made by mixing fresh COW
droppings or hen manure with water.
will repel insects and rapidly forward
the growth. The striped bugs may be
easily taken in spring early in the
morning, while the dew is on, and
destroyed.
CURRANTS.
Keep the bushes trained to good form
by pinching off struggling shoots as
they appeared. Keep the ground
around them loose, and free from
weeds; water the bushes with soapsuds,
and other wash from the house. =.
GRAPES.
:. Leave only one bunch of fruit on
a spur Continue to watch against in
sects Showering with whale oil soap.
or other solutions. from the syringe or
hydropult, will diSlodge many. Others
may be removed by hand.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
Compiled by JOHN W. STEPP
Star Staff Writer
PRINTS AND PHOTOGRAPHS
,ey evoeUote the town.

Bay and the Ohio River. He was
well aware of another detail: Not
only was his position isolated from
the rest of the Confederacy, but it
was like occupying the bottom of a
typographical barrel If the heights
surrounding the town were to fall,
his men would be staring up into
enemy guns, and hopelessly cut off
by two rivers as well as ornaments.
Joe Johnston insistently relayed
his fears to his government. Despite
misgivingS, his superiors at last
gave him the word he wanted.
From The Evening Star. Friday. June IA. 1851:
Evening star., 1961-06-18
ONIONS.


Keep the plot entirely free from
weeds. A dressing of salt and ashes
is recommended to expel the maggot
of the onion fly. =.
STRAWBERRIES
Remove all grass and weeds, and
mulch the ground with tanbark or
short straw, before picking COM
TURNIPS
Sow, for summer and autumn use.
Sprinkle the young plants with a de-
coction of quasSia, to drive away insects.
Thin early, and hoe often. :. IHoeing,
of course, got rid of the weeds. Quassia,
incidentally, was also good for de-worm-
ing children.]
Insects of some species infeSt and
injure almost every variety of garden
produce; they can be kept in subjec-
ton only by constant watchfulnesS. A
crop of young chickens will do valuable
service in exterminating them.
Paths and borders should be kept free
from weeds.
Weeds are easiest destroyed when
they first appear. Give them no quar-
ter.-AmeTicGn AOriculturiSt.
II Thubarb happened to SurriUe,
here aDdS an interesting recipe for
it.
TO MAKE RHUBARB WINE
To one gallon of water add four
pounds of ripe rhubarb, thoroughly
bruised: let it stand in the tub four
days: stir it frequently, then strain it;
to one gallon of liquor put four pounds
of good coffee sugar, the juice Of one,
and the peel of one-half lemon; to
every ten gallons. one ounce Of isin-
glass and one pint of brandy: put 1t in
a cask; after the fermentation Is over.
bung it tight; let it stand one year or
more, and then bottle it for use. II kept
three or four years, it will sparkle like
champagne.
SUNDAY, THE STAR MAGAZINE. v
Evening star., 1961-06-18

lan's Federals not far away in
Northwestern Virginia. Johnston
realized the strategic importance
of the town. AS long as he was
there, the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad would be useless as a
through transport artery for the
Federals between upper Chesapeake
Evening star., 1961-06-18
THIRD EDITION
POSITIVE EVACUATION OF
HARPER'S FERRY.
Burning Of the Great Bridge Over
the Potomac at That Point,
and the Bridge Nearest
ShepherdstOwn.

BALTIMORE. June IA, 1861
Editor of The Star: This morning.
VIM. p. Smith, master of transporta-
ton of the Baltimore g. Ohio Rail-
road, received a dispatch from the
company's agent at Frederick. stating
that yesterday afternoon the dis
unioniSts evacuated their defensive
works on the Maryland side COM
manding Harper's Ferry: and this
morning. after burning the important
and costly bridge at Harper's Ferry.
and the bridge about half way
between Martinsburg and Harper'S
Ferry. and emptying sundry cars Of
provisions into the Potomac
retreated from Harper's Ferry.
Note-The War Department
today received a dispatch of similar
tenor. We have verified the fact that
Mr. Smith did actually receive such
information from the company'S
Evening star., 1961-04-23
CHEVERLY AREA
HYATTSVIIL.E

- - - - u ~ G444IG
8 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Just listed Cape Cod beauty,
neat and bright, centrally
located near schools and
stopping; best buy in the
area. G1 or FLA, SI6,75O,
Evening star., 1961-04-23

OPEN sun. I TIL DARK
Three new 3-beirm., Soft. rans
plers; alum. windows, carpOrt,
firepl. with raised brk. hearth,
1lxl2-f. elec. kit. with eye-lCvel
oven, Ecu 1T. refgr., vent. fan.
1iXl2-1t. sep din. rm. with sCrV-
ins bar Lge. closets, venetian
blinds. valances. Lots from "a to
= acres. Real nice.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
m40pEn

NOTHING DOWN GI-S1O4 PITT.
3-bedrm. brk. rambler; fp.. corner
lot; FILA fin. avail. KEEN REAL
ESTATE, TIE. 6-22SS, so. S-762l,
Evening star., 1961-04-23
R. K. Small Realty
RETIRED? NEWLYWED?

RE. 5-6200
Homes Are SMALL ProblemSr
Evening star., 1961-04-23
eAEMNto5p EMNopERN FFl, III DEfifIVfIiNG! Il !

SPLITS, RAMBLERS, BI-LEVHS
Lee. uv. rm., din. L, mod. elee. kit.
WJbkfast area, 3 or 4 lge. bedrms.,
2 OF 8 baths AND fin. mahog. rec;
rn, Located on lge. landscaped
iof! priced to sell from So; $50
TO S23,95O: Dir: Out Rte. l to
MONTGOMERY rd., left l mile TO
Garove rd, left again to open
house
Evening star., 1961-04-23
CHARLES r.
H0Off, Inc.

TIE. 6-3445 Ewes. TE. 6-s34s
S.-S65O dn.; 3-b.r. brk..
on cul-de-Sac, trees, fence. storm
wind. etc. so. 5-53S3. No agents.
ALEXANDRIA AREA
Evening star., 1961-04-23
WHITFIELD KNoLLs

CAPE CODS-RAMBLERS
4 or 4 bedrms., 1 or . baths, full
bsmt., and off-street parking. Lge.
ltV- rm.. din. area or sep. DIN;
rnn..o lge. mod. kit, landscaped
81, paint and tile color; price
$4,000 to SlS.750: FHA. financ-
ing available. Dir: Out Rte so to
first. street past oyerpasS, turn
rizht on Whitfield Chapel rd., go
u mile to open house.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
TAKOMA PARK-oPEN TO q
IAkOMA

TAKOMA PARK-"Life sized doll
house for guys and dolls w/small
families. , lge. bedrms., sep. din.
rm.' firepl., S12.500.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
(coNTINUEn)

ALEX. AREA-Beautiful all-brick
split-leyel on nice corner lot. Fea-
lures large living room, spacious
modern kitchen, 8 bedrooms. Ia
baths, family room, carport,
Private l6x30 swimming pool
complete with modern equipment.
A real buy. Only $4,000. Call
now. TIE. 6-4ll5.
WELL NGTON pFAITv
Evening star., 1961-04-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Shiny new ramblers and Split-levels,
center-hall entr., lge. liy.. rm. W
firepl., 3 bright bedrms., Ia baths,
mod. all-elec. kit. and sep. din.
ffn., full bsmt; on king-size
Wooded lot, priced from SlS,95O
70 S22, $50 with terms 70 SUIT you.
ern I'd, left to Glendale rd.. right
to fork in road, veer right to open
Evening star., 1961-04-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

HIGHBRIDGE.BOWFE - 3-bedrm.
frame house, oil heat, lge. lot, city
water, nr. bus. Owner, CE. 6-817a.
HOLLYWoOD-Cozy cottages: ideal
for g, lovely 2 bedrms. on level;
down, and "OKD 4 TRADE"
KEN DRUSKN & CO. HE. 9-2400
Evening star., 1961-04-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

HEIGHTS; open 1:So to
g.: 1901 Foster st.-Enjoy privacy
in this immaculate 4-bedrnl. home
located on beautiful corner lot
surrounded by fruit and shade
trees. Lge. bedrms., pine paneling
in liv. rm., breakfast nook, en-
closed stone patio and many, many
other extras. See this home today
and compare. Priced to sell imme-
distely. Ewes, RE. 6-79S2.
W. CALVIN CRAWFORD CO., INC.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

OXoN HILL-3-bedroom rambler;
poI,einn; p,in;i,I IarSs &c, yigdi .;- 5000 On; EHdAA. FLA.
OXON HILL = Only SlS,bOO for
this beautiful 3-bedrm. brk. and
redwood rambler with full bsmt.
garage: lovely large lot. Call Mr..
Kitchens, 10. S-S347, or ST. g.
1865, ATLAS REALTY CO.
PALMER PARK-Lovely 3-bedrm
rambler, fenced lot: vacant: clean
as a pin; S195 dn. OWNER, LO
Evening star., 1961-04-23
mMlBeh
CLINTON

-. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
acre lot. Priced to sell at s1S. go,
Financing avail. Only by inspect
ing this home can you appreciate
the opport. this offer presents to
you and your family. We build on
your lot. To reach: Out Rte. 8 and
Branch ave. to stop light at Jays
Chevrolet, turn left approx. l mi,
then left on Delano dr.. ARC
REALTY, INC, 3Ol-ST. 2-7272.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
REIlTSVIILE

GI-No dn. pymt.-no settlement.
4-bedrm. brick; z full baths large
on. h.-W.h., lge. lot and driveway.
BYRD REALTY CO. WA. 7-240O.
BeltsvilIe- COLLEGE Park Area
= OPEN l-DARK
Evening star., 1961-04-23

cARROLLTON - WelI-planned for
family living. Practically new A.
bedrm., 2-bath, brick Cape Cod
with Westinghouse de luxe kit. and
bsmt.; S1,450 down and assume
loan.
Evening star., 1961-04-23

AvONDALE-Entrance han, Gus
tom-built English-style Colonial
located on quiet dead-end street;
get only q few blks. to everything.
All-brick construction, 3 bedrms.
separate din. room; full bsmt.
with "playboy's" rec. room; de-
tached garage; S21 $50. FLA or
conventional terms.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
nspR1NG snNGIr
-
RELTSYILLE-8 lEe.

RELTsyILLEms l Fsi.I lgei rooms; n,lS: iiy:
8 II; Porehes che; on on lst 't H.; 8 bedrms.;
full bath on End n, with plenty Of
Cinset space. Lge. handicapped set
ting. Price, $1,000. Shown BY
sppt. ATCHESON REAL ESTATE,
Evening star., 1961-04-23

EMAckM kMEIeiARE Ell TdtiMaHSNFEooks MANOR MI
Where Quality Counts!
custom-built 3 bedrms., 2 baths
all-brk ramb. w/lge. carport. over
sized liv. rm. w/stone firepl.,
banuuet-size din. rm., tamtly-styie
ell-elec. kit. w/bkfast bay, tull
bsmt. Also . w/garages and Florioa
S2s,75O; Dir: Out Rte. l to
Montgomery rd., left l mile TO
Emack rd., right to open house,
Evening star., 1961-04-23

LANHAM - Total price, S11.30O.
buys cute, 4-bedrm.. 1lz-story
BUNGALOW that is already financed
with 41afS GI loan, payable only
throughout. Yes, it has a bsmt.
Moderate down payment and take
over loan. No qualifying neces-
sary.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
DON'T SPEND xxS expanding your

DON'T SPEND ks expanding your
present home when you can buy
this almost-neW, 4-bedrm., / "a
oniy SiT956 T 900 G so f n of onSL 5SL
floor living: fireplace in liv. room,
separate din. room, huge rec.-type
bSmt. No money down to GI; FHA
and conventional terms.
Evening star., 1961-04-23

EYATTSvILLE CWest)-walk to
P. G. Plaza; picturesque 3-bedrm.
rambler on pretty fence enclosed
corner lot. Separate dinette,
equip. kit: full bsmt. with pine
paneled rec. room and maid's S
roam. Military transfer forces
Salej $4,000. Take over. 5lI1o
loan with $4,000 down payment.
down payment,
Evening star., 1961-04-23

ALEX. AREA-No money down GI'
5-oedroom rambler: you must see
this spacious home this week end,
tremendous view from hilton
setting. Full basement with fin.
1shed rec, room. Home is euuip-
ped; Only S16,950. Call now, M,
SAILS.
WELLINGTON REALTY
CONTINUED on Next Page5
Evening star., 1961-04-23

COLLEGE PARK-oWNER 2-b.r.
ramb., lge. liv. rm., bsmt., rec. rm
and den; shaded yard on dead
end, FHA apr; S12, 800, S400 dn
or assume 41sfe loan. WE. 5-54S3.
COLLEGE PARK-shingle; 4 bed
rms; garage; bsmt., rec. rm.
Near park and schools; vacant,
BERGMAN REALTY CO., JU. O.
1852, III. g-Tf34A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
Does, PETS, ETC.

onkeys. EVANSVILLE PET'
"a Baltimore ave, uN. 1880.
pen Sunday / to s; weekdays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26

. LSET HOUND stud service: tri
.olor. disposition, FL. 4-2sSg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
We Cater to Servicenen
opESSP 5 4zI nA1LY W. TSor IG
THE CROWN co.
827 7th ST. NV.

rm. suite: excel. eend.; reason.
able. RA. 3-2s23.
FURNITURE UNcLADlRDI chaiss
BOO chairs $40 sSt sacS; iSys;:sSs $40;
studio couch $50; occasional
chair s.: sofa and chair, Early
American. maple $50; sotahee and
cite $40; hidesway bed $40: In
nersprtng mattress $40; floor
lamps 81: outdoor ehaisO lounS1
$751; a ssfs al BED H. sSs; t nIlsss
ian club chair $40; coil springs
IS: dining Tm. buffet $40: bunk
beds $40; BOULDER chair IS: Dun
so psneS S0 proy. We eS SSmn s sste iSS
rugs, okla. SO; many interest
ing items available. we DO re-
uphclstering, furniture repairing,
slip covers and draperieS. Easy
terms. lst payment IN April. FrOe
parking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26

duty bulldozer blade on front: SeiI
Ior feas. price. W0. 6-7O29.
Evening star., 1961-10-13
ANNANDALE

SECLUDED ACRE HIDEAwAY
with full walkout BASEMENT is
hidden away in the woods within
Q mile Of the very center Of An
nandale. Features include MOD
ERN KITCHEN. screened porch,
Ia baths. and hot-water heat,
Only S15.950. Owner might sell
with easy GI financing,
Evening star., 1961-10-13
tcoNrlNUEol
ALEXANDRIA, AREA

One Of hnspaIT he most attractive aTH Hsettinru
close TO Alexandria, with lots Of
large shade trees, modern 3-bed-
room contemporary home with de-
tached den and large screened
porch. Close to schools, transpor-
tatton and community park
Evening star., 1961-10-13

GAINESVILLE, BIZ oWNER-s-bed-
rm. brick rambler, full bsmt., fish:
ing lake at back yard. $4,000
cash and assume payments. Phone
Plaza 4-S695.
Evening star., 1961-10-13
DALE AREA

room, 2-bath home on 8 beautiful
for large Sfi family. County t living
Ct It's best. Close to washington.
Evening star., 1961-10-13

UNITS. SILVER sPRTNG-oriE
sold for Sb3. 900, sale price now
$4,000. All 2-bedrm. units; over
$1,000 annual income. Built in
1853. $4,000 dn.. A number Of
other 8 to 1O-unit bldgs., priced
Tight for sale; RiASgsFELL Ss REAI 1AI
Evening star., 1961-10-13
I141NOIG Z 1GI4AA Z Z
ET q QOnn

LOUDOUN COUNTY-You can rent.
buy or rent with an option to
buy this restored old meeting
house. It's iI1agnificient! The most
complete restoration Of this old
Friends Meeting House has made
Q beautiful home. Enter the Is
IT. center hall with lovely stair
way and ceiling height windows
with original inside shutters, Liv-
room. both l5x27. A most modern
kitchen, 1Sx20, separate break
fast room also 1Sx20, four huge
bedrooms and 21a baths. Restored
to perfection with q charm that's
difficult to find. Within an hours
committing to D. c.: very reason.
able rent and very flexible terms
for purchase. Ell. 6-6022. THE
PERENS COMPANIES, Realtors.
knOn Th0iy1 nriSoa rA
Evening star., 1961-10-13

UHIsAaNDING alG OPPUkIUNLIH -
10 acres. New traditional, 8 bed.
rm. house. Liv. room. family room,
swimming pool, commanding view,
Fronting on famous Goose Creek.
$4,000. MIDDLEBURG REAL
ESTATE, Middleburg, Va, Murray
7-6321.
RESTAURANT equipped and large
S-room house; Ia baths; beauti-
full trees and shrubbery. Located
on Rte. 2l1, 8 miles west OF
Boiling Officers Club, Warrenton,
Va. This area is badly in need OF
q good restaurant. A wonderful
opportunity for the right operator.
S21,500. Excellent financing. Will
consider separate sale. ia. Alias
after & IN
Evening star., 1961-10-13
WAREHOUSES WANTED

NEED 100000 SO. TT. storage
space, nr. downtown area. with
easy access: for storage OF used
office equipment. Call Mr.. GIST,
Me S-l121.
Evening star., 1961-10-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.


$4,000: NsI;; 81, s'Ne No !sN MONEY Ny fpowN.
Ss2.S4 per mo-, plus taxes and
insurance; four bedrms. and two
baths: property needs paint, paper
sS1. nnd .TeP U, uRsspay RsTy S.,rss: nis
neiEhborhood; property is brick
Evening star., 1961-10-13
COUNTRY PROPERTY
GREAT FALLS

stone Cape Cod on over
an acre with lovely view OF eoun-
trySide. Living room with fire.
place, separate dining room, 8
bedrooms and den, / "a baths, leads
Of storage space: hot-water heat
basement. carport. Ideal for small
family. Easy access to Washing"
f0n GCQ okn
Evening star., 1961-10-13
SPRINGFIELD

SPRINGFIELD
Immediate occupancy. FHA
or GI. this 3-bedroom, 2.
bath rambler, waking dis
tance to Lee High school,
nicely planted yard. Wonder
full for children, FHA ap-
praised Sl7.950. small down
payment wi1l put you in this
nice home.
Evening star., 1961-10-13
SHELL OIL co,

Has available high volume
service station for lease at
New York ave. and Bladens-
burg rd. This station located
at the entrance to the Balti-
more-Washington Parkway
and intersection Of Rte. so
is one Of the best locations
in washington. Minimum in
Vestment for this proven
high profit location approx
mately $4,000. Call Mr.
Spates at HE. 4-7000 for
interview.
Evening star., 1961-10-13

sPORTsMAN's PARADISE; 4 roll.
irlg acres, In ideal horse country
4 bedrooms, 30-ft. uv. room with
fireplace, 15-ft. din. rm., kit. with
eating space. Q baths, p.-p. rec
rm,, 2 porches; garage, 1ge. horse
barn: ia-acre stocked lake: excel
swim, fishing: Epotless, IN like.
new eond.; magnificent setting
price, $29,6O0: flexible financing
Appn intment only. OPEN 9-S.
PLANTATION REALTY, JE. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-10-13
Mclean

A delishtful homestead with mellow
quiet charm on 2 wooded acres.
4 beautiful. reproduction Of Early
off GEORGETOWN pike. Air condi.
toned. Mid-40s.
LANGLEY REALTY
Evening star., 1961-10-13
BELLEVUE FOREST
George Mason Green Co.
IA. 4-14OC

= BEST BUY In Northern Viz
ginia. New brick rambler
in choice N. Arlington loca-
tion on lovely wooded lot. 8
bedrms., 2 full baths Zone
off master bedrm.). raised
hearth fireplace, dream
kitchen. full daylight base
ment with roughed-in 3rd
bath and space for addi-
tional bedrns. Priced at
S24,950. For further details
call THE DARBY CO., IA.
5-9393; ewes. KE. S-4S46.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
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Cumberland Buys
Site For White
Elementary School

CUMBERLAND, April 6-The
Cumberland county school board
purchased the second section of
a nine-acre site for a new con-
solidated W hite elementary
school at its m e ing here
Wednesday. The nine-acre site
cost $13, 800 and adjoins Cum
berland high school.
A building on the site may be
remodeled to be used as the Of
flee of the new superintendent
Of schools, E. Armstrong Smith.
The new white school would
consolidate John Randolph and
Hamilton elementary schools.
The new building would provide
some IA claSsroonls and accom-
modate $50 pupils, and is ex-
pected to cost approximately
$3.50, 900.
The board Of supervisors has
already approved a plan of the
school board to borrow $3.50 900
from the Literary Fund to con-
struct new consolidated Negro
elementary school. The 81 class
room Negro school will also use
S51 900 in B a tie School Con
Struction Funds now held by the
county. The new Negro school
will consolidate IL small schools
scattered about the county.
The site Of the Negro school
is adjoining the new Luther P.
Jackson high school at the in
tersection Of Route As and so.
Last year the board of super
visors raised the county's gener-
al levy from S26 to $3.50 to
provide for the construction of
the two new elementary plants.
The dollar-raise in taxes was
proposed for a three-way split
20 cents to keep the system Of
school operations out of the red:
40 cents for construction OF the
Negro school. and 40 cents for
the white school.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-07
BY Foris Enterprises
BY Fors Enterprises
Motel, Swimming Pool, Diner Unit
Construction Due Within Month

Construction of adjoining diner on Routes
5460 halfmc west Of Farmve by Enterprises begin
according Spencer j. Fa1is president
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-07
Revival Set At
Farmyille Baptist
Church, April GIG

The Rev. Herbert Carlton. an
unity secretary for the Vir-
ginia Baptist Convention, of
Richmond. will be the guest
speaker at revival here, April
GIG.
The FarmVille Baptist Church
program will begin each eveiing
at s. Special music will be pro-
vided. The public is invited.
Mr.. Carlton. graduate of the
University Of Richmond and
Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary. has held number
of pastorateS III Virginia His
last paStorate was at Elvernont
Avenue 3 ptlst Church IN
Lynchhurg
The guest evangelist served
tor number Of years as a
member of the Baptist Board Of
Missions and Education. He has
served as president of the Vir-
glnia Baptist Pastors Confer
encc and as president of the
Virginia Alumni Association of
the Southern Eact,-t Theological
Seminar,