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STATE or MICHIGAN
II lhk CIRCUIT COURT FcR TEE
1vlNIl OF WAYNE IL CfLANCERl
ACHE TEMPLE. Plnnuff ~
GLkIRCDE TEMPLE. Drfcndani.
10. ses-x,a
oeoER TO EXTEND TiME FoR THE
otFtNoAhTt APPeARAhcE
~ seSstcn Of Szid Court held st
re Chs -Co1niy Bunclng, IN me Ol;s
q Dstrcsi, Co1nly cf Wayne and
s~s Of Nlehissa, on this Sccord dss
fkL>k>T HONORABLE HORACE W.
S.LNokk, Ctrcut Judge.
II spp<srs from Peutlcn and AZ
nos,H supporting sane. filed hcfcin
tno sttschec herewith. that an ORDER
nsoco - thts Ccurs On TIE i6th ssy
November ieee was sent TO the
certno&nt - registered mali 10 nor
.eS knoNn address. Anc II further
tPp<ers that aid psrcci Of mail has
no' oten return oy The Postal Serelcc
-Es< r>ec nor a return Rrccips Of scr.
e.ce tnereof. that the plaintiff de-
Ssss 70 maze another attempt for
serict upon the defendant OF
- vroer fer her appearance, And
.n&s NE Fetitioner believes that sueh
es1cence shouid o< submitted 20 ,hls
o-r IN aid csurs that the ccfen-
eAn,s last kno~n sddress Is 80 =.
= 1ss, - scmphiS Tennessee
on NOTION oR s. ,. FLANAGAN.
sverney fer ths plstntiff
~ - HEREBY ORDERED that tire
-ne tor the sxid t<fendsnts sp-
rS~uoce -. and The sane - hereby
setenocd &c q rerica of S DAYS from
S.le hereof, And that . cory of this
vroer - Published Cor san weeks
lIcm d&ie hereof and q liks copy
mailed 10 the defendant 81 her
fistercd nal
HORACE ". GILMORE, Circuit
A TRUE cory
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Evening star., 1961-08-18
What Would You Take Aboard Noah's Ark Today?
Some Teens Soy Aspirin,
Others Soy q Watermelon
By DANIEL POOLE ond Fiji GoRSKA
star staff WriterA

= What-in this worlds most important to you?
You may never have to decide. But suppose, for in
stance that you going to another planet to begin
q whole new world. And you not coming back.
What would you take with you from this civilization
II you were outfitting space ship for the tripsome-
thing like goth century Noahs Ark?
Without much hesitation, today's teen-agers can
come up with plenty of ranging from the most
basic to the broades-from spears and chocolate cakes
to tromboneS and hydroponic tanks
Nineteen-year-od Paulette Dove of the University
OF Maryland says If wanted to start life anew on an
other planet I'd take fellow. It's necessary according
to those biology classes took at Wheaton High I'd
also take fattening foods sleeping bag and knife If
could eat sleep and feel relatively protected I'd do
okay"
Becky Brooks 10, a J. E. B. Stuart High graduate and
CHARLES Wallace IT, Sherwood High graduate both
want set of encyclopedias in their brave world And
nearly everyone cited the Bible as necessity.
But Frances Lachman, Wheaton High senior
doesn't think anything anybodys written so far would
be OF any help on another planet I'd take basic TOOLS
nothing complicated that could be used to build some
thing rather than machinery that is already built but
that you couldn't use once you got there"
One girl, Lille Ruth James, IT, of Tallahassee Fla
knows exactly what she would take: First, I'd take
about 10 people to get things started and book on gov
ernment so we'd have the people in good hands And I'd
like to take President Kennedy along lust love that
man. I'd also take my favorite singer Ben E. King
And I'd need some aspirin tablets because I'd get
headache trying to decide between President Kennedy
and Ben E."
Some teen-agers have thought not onlv of survival
but of pleasure well on new planet Charles woloce
would take his trombone and Buddy Darr 49, graduate
OF Oxon Hill High would need his guitar Jeff Field H.
WaShington-Lee High graduate wants some games
and sports carried over into the world and he'd
take hydroponic tank in which he could grow food
artifically
And Samuel Richards jr. Is, of Farmvie Va says
10 take tractor and plenty of tools so I could farm
and raise food I'd want educated person for teaching
and plenty OF animals, especially cows which are i'm
portant for food"
Cornne Havenner Is, of Oxon Hill High, who OBJ
viouSly likes her present way of life says 81 would want
to take along parents my brother and especially
Evening star., 1961-08-18

Dave Tyler, IT, a Georgetown Prep graduate, wants
people of different races creeds physical abilities and
talents for his planet
Animals are important Samuel Robert Foster, 16 of
Greenvile, Ca would take along cows horses and
chickens But Eleanor Mckay 15 junior at Elizabeth
Seton High wants to take her cat And Becky Brooks
couldn't leave her poodle behind, her poodles boy
friend either Alice Black A. ninth grader at the
West Rockville Junior High, would be happy with "a
bunch of boys"
Nearly all of the teen-agers agree with Gilda Codi-
Spoti 13yearold Falls Church High ninth grader who
would be satisfied with sports and plenty of pizza
Evening star., 1961-08-18

my boy friend. couldn't leave them behind And I'd
want good supply of chewing gum Of course wouldn't
leave my bathing suit behind. just learned how to
Swim and my boy friend is a lifeguard"
Warren Mattox, 18, a George Washington HIGH
graduate everything he can think of wouldn't be
any good on another planet-lke car or his camera
So, he says Il guess I'd just take some beauty queen
and maybe an induStralist to build up the place"
On the other hand, Charlie Craft, 18, Bladensburg
High graduate, picks breathing apparatus because
I always look at things clincaly I'd take people, the
younger the better, because they wouldn't have any
pejudces and they could adapt to the situation" And
Evening star., 1961-08-18

Jane Kennedy, 49, J. E. B. Stuart graduate would
take along something to make fire. needles and
thread, spear and dog because they're real true
friends And I'd take at least to keep from
going crazy because you need companionShp."
More far out" with her packing is Blair Hoffman
16-yearold junior at George Mason High Says Blair
I'D take chocolate cake, my favorite perfume Just
to SMELL watermelon and tree in autumn with it's
mucolored leaves. There's male person could take
along but he wouldn't be very happy there too long
because he loves it here much like do. If had to
go, what I'd really like to do is take all of Falls Church.
its people and it's places" f...
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-02-24

BELONA, Feb. % = World
Mission Season was observed
Wednesday at Providen c e
Church by the Women of the
Church Miss Mary Taylor, mis-
sionary to North Brazil, was
with the ladies'. The women of
Providence, Genito, Pine Grove
and Mattoax churches attended.
The World Day of Prayer serv-
ice was conducted at Providence
Presbyterian Church on February
II at 8 pm. The Rev. Joseph
Matthews conducted the service.
The Rev. M. r. Becton, rector of
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, de-
livered the sermon. Preachers
from many churches were pres
ent.
The Rev. Joseph Matthews con-
Quoted his regular service at
Providence Church on Sunday at
Ills am. The attendance was
good, and service enjoyed.
Mrs. M. C. Jones, Of Amelia,
visited Mrs. H. H. Dobbins on Sat
urday. She was welcome visi-
tor.
Mr.. and Mrs Merit BoWleS and
children, of Richmond, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Bell, Sr.. or
Sunday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-02-24
Community Club
Certificates Given

CUMBERLAND, Feb. 23-The
program committee of the Bon
Brook Community and Thrift
Club in Cumberland met re-
Gently and set up the clubs
program for the year.
Club members receiving GER
tificates for attendance during
1860 were Richard Carter, Mrs.
Carrie Carter, John Hatcher,
Perry Johnson, John Hatcher,
Mrs. Sonata Hatcher, Mrs. Lu-
ellie Allen, Joseph Allen, Robert
Shearn, Mrs. Mary Shearn, Miss
Grace Fowlkes and Perry John
son.
The officers of the club are
Richard Carter, president;
Perry Johnson, vice-president;
Mrs. Carrie Carter, secretary;
Mrs. Sonata Hatcher, treasur-
er, Miss E. Grace Fowlkes.
chaplain and Robert L. Scales,
advisor.
The club is beginning its sixth
year OF operation at the Bon
Brook Elementary School.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-02-24
Mrs. Hettie Davis
Celebrates Her
Goth Birthday

CARTERSVILLE, Feb. %
Mrs. Hettie Davis celebrated her
90th birthday Saturday at her
home. Her daughter, Mrs. Jack
Burgess, of Lake City, Fla,
could not be present, but sent
her a beautifully decorated birth
day cake. Her daughter, Mrs. J.
w. Morgan. and husband were
guests from Richmond.
Miss Margaret Whitlock and
uncle. Ed Whitlock, of Richmond
were guests in the Whitlock
home here this week end.
Mrs. John Irving was in Rich
mond Saturday.
The Hugh McAdens. Jr.. were
guests of the Peasants in the vii
lage recently.
Mrs. ]. H. Peasants under
went an operation in St. Luke S
Hospital in Richmond. We hope
for a speedy recovery.
The Rev. j. Kenneth Clark
aid daughter, Mary Jane, spent
Friday and Saturday with his
mother near Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Martin, Jr.,
and Mrs. H. B. Peasants were
in Richmond Monday.
Ed Harrison. of Newport News.
spent the week end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hudgens
and sons. of Lynchburg, spent
the week end at "Chantilly," the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
3lanton.
Lemie Carnage was in Chi
cago, Ill.,, during the past week.
Mrs. H. H. Holman visited her
daughter in Chesterfield Friday.
Her little granddaughter was
sick with the measles.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-02-24

r. A. and Marshall Smith &C
companied Claude Meinhard to
Florida. They returned home
Tuesday. They visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Smith in Gainesville
Visitors in the r. A. Smith
home over the week end included
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Carneal, the
Misses Wyland and Alice Smith,
Linda Dllling, Mrs. Cliff Webb,
Mike and Barbara.
Miss Bessie Parker spent the
week end in Richmond with her
aunt, Laura Dunkum and her
uncle, Luther Dunkum.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Walton,
Sr., we're week end guests of her
sister, Mrs. K. P. Webb, in Rich
mond.
Mrs. c. A. Stonnell was hostess
to the Ashby Home Demonstra-
ton Club which met Wednesday
afternoon at the Thomas Chapel
classroom. Mrs. C. G.. SanderSor
gave an Informative demonstra
ton on selecting floor coverings
Mrs. Stonnell served a de
licious and beautiful homemade
Valentine cake with coffee.
Walter Frayser and Rice Hooe
of Newport News, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Hooe. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Lee F'rayser and Mrs. w. E
Frayser, of Powhatan, were din
ner guests on Sunday = the oc
casion. L. G. Hooes birthday
Miss Ola Walton accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Robinson tt
Roanoke to visit Mr.. and Mrs
w. P. Sanderson, Jr., on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Sandersor
and John Sanderson were recen'
overnight guests in the same
home.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-02-24
Student Help Pushes Dimes Drive
Above 81 900 In Amelia County

A total of S183.97 was brought
in by Amelia High School stu
dents; $464.51 by the elemen-
tary' pupils.
The Honor Society sold home
made foods the last week of the
drive at the school for a total OF
S73.75. This was added to the
county total but not included in
the school total.
At Russell Grove schools NE
grol. high school students came
up with total Of 1859 IS, and the
elementary school, 1888.
The remainder of the county
total came from Their sources
Mrs. Hardy, Honor Society
sponsor, said she felt it was de-
finitely a satisfactory campaign
but not the highest total the
county as contributed during
the years of its drive. Her high
school homeroom in Amelia
schools brought in the highest
amount in that section.
Mrs. William B. Stengers
room was first place winner in
the elementary school, Mrs. O..
Il. Wards room. second.
Linda Coleman was first place
individual winner in the elemen-
tary; Peter Scott. second. Hon
cradle mention went to Rose
mary Paulette and Linda Roy
all.
In the primary school, first
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-02-24

Funeral Rites For !.
Mrs. J. r. Martin, Is
Held Monday :

SUNNY SIDE, Feb. 2l-Fu.
neral services for Mrs. Edna
Blackwell Martin, rs. were held
at 3 pm. Monday at Grove
Methodist Church, with burial
in the church cemetery. Mrs.
Martin died Saturday at her
home at Sunny Side. ST
She is Survived by her huS-
band, John R. Martin; three
sons, John R. Martin, Jr..
William T. Martin and Joe H.
Martin, all of Richmond; two
sisters, Mrs. Bessie Blanch of
Rice, and Mrs. Mary Madison,
of Richmond; a brother, E. D.
Blackwell, of Cumberland; 10
grandchildren and five great
grandchildren.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-02-24
World Mission Season Observed By
Women of Four POWhatan Churches

After much cold weather and
snow it has been quite warm. It
was 70 degrees on my front porch
Sunday. The dear birds evident
ly thought spring had arrived, as
they were singing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Deem,
Bruce and Sarah Deem and Mr..
and Mrs. R. NJ. Burnett and
daughter, Mildred. all Of Rich
mond, visited Mrs. w. j. Hub
bard and Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Webb on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Temple
ton, of Newport News. visited
Miss Birdie Baugh on Sunday
Other callers in the same home
were Mrs. H. H. Dobbins and
Paris Dobbins, of Powhatan, and
Mrs. j. Y. Palmore and son,
Douglas, of near Rock Castle,
and Mrs. Herbert Kruger, of
Powhatan.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-02-24
Lois Bales Wins Essay Prize

ASHBY, Feb. % ~ Congratu-
lations to Lois Bales for winning
the second prize of 81 on her es-
say, What Ameria Means to
Me-" offered by the American
Legion Auxiliary in the county.
Lois is a seventh grade student
at Hamilton Elementary School.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Stout were
recent guests of A. T. Clabo.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. E. Bagby included Mrs. Bill
Lockhart and little daughter,
Linda. and Mrs. Mary James, Of
Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-02-24
Miss Lenahan
Selected Queen

SCOTTSVILLE, Feb. Miss
Arlene Lenahan, Scottsville
High School senior, was crown
ed queen of the Scottsville Flu
ture Homemakers of America
sweetheart ball here Saturday
night.
AS queen of the FILA she will
represent the club at public af-
fairs. such as the fourth of July
celebration, Labor Day parade,
etc. Runners up in the contest
were Jocelyn Arnistead. Ellen
Ripley, Patricia Hammer and
Judy Miller.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-02-24
Trinity Church
Unit To Sponsor
Benefit Supper

AMELIA, Feb. 23-The Metho-
dist Youth Fellowship OF
Trinity Church will sponsor a
"Weenie-Beanie" supper on Fri
day, February "a, from 6 to
pm. in the church basement.
Money raised will go toward
bpying a bulletin board to be
placed on the front lawn of the
church. Tickets are on sale for
the supper by the members of
the MYF.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-02-24
Gray Lawson
Makes Deans
List At Ferrun

Grey Lawson, of Powhatan, a
freshman student at Ferrum
Junior College was among those
making the Deans List for the
colleges fall semester, accord
ing to an announcement made
today by the dean, Dr.. F. A. Beu.
L. order to be included on this
list, a student must have an
academic average of "B' or
bctter.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-02-24

AMELIA. Feb. 20 Final re-
turns on the March of Dimes
drive in Amelia county were re
ported on Friday. The total was
$1.084.55.
Mrs. Carries F.. Hardy made
the report for the Honor Society
which sponsored the drive in
Amelia schools.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-02-24

place went to Tommy Eppes,
second to his sister, Kathy. Win
ming honorable mention were
Wayne Busic, Barbara Ashman,
Charles Goodman, David Reid
Charles Marshall and Randy
Easter.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Mondoy

6:l5-comporotiVe Literature l3
l0:00-Movie: Sylvia Seor-
letr l3
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Sunday

F.M. SUnooy
1900 -Trovel Time ------ 2
Movies: Frontier Mar
shot," Vicious Circle" II
l2:30-BUilder's Showcase - 2
Spectrum -- l3
loo Shirley Temple Film 2
200 0-lnside Sports -- l3
2:l5-BosebolI St1rtime I3
2:30-Movie: Perfect Speei-
men" z
Baseball: Baltimore at
Chicago ------ l3
800 Comedy Playhouse - II
3:30-Movie: Richest Man in
Town" II
400 Championship Bowling z
5:00-Tolk Bock II
6:00-Movie: "ConferVille
ChosY ---- 10
6:30-To Promote Goodwill II
10:30-Best Of the Post II
1l:l5-MoVie: This Land Is
Mine" 10
1l:2o-Movie: "cornivoI in
Costa Rico" - II
ll:25-compy's Corner -- 2
11:55-Postor's Study 2
l:05-Mon 70 Man --- l3
Evening star., 1961-07-23

S:4o-D -Diolins for Dollars - 2
IU:UU-SUsie --------
P.M. Mondoy-Fridoy
3:30-BUddy Deons Show - l3
4:30-Pefe the Pirate II
4:55-FUn Show - l3
6:00-Hiehwuy Petrol ----- 2
ll:l5-P.M. Eost-West ------ 13
A IA kAond0v
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01

and understanding"
This was the hopeful mes
sage she passed along to her
Nisei daughter Mariko when
she married a bright young at
torney from Wyoming.