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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15

Pursuant to Title Is, Chapter
I. Section 1873, of the 1850 Code
of Virginia. as amended, author
izing Boards of Supervisors of
Counties to adopt local ordi-
nances, the Board of Super
visors of Cumberland County.
Virginia. does hereby propose to
adopt the following ordinance
at a meeting of said Board in
the Clerks Office on Friday,
December Is, 1861, at 8 o'clock
P. M.
AN ORDINANCE TO BE
KNOWN AS COUNTY BANK
STOCK TAX ORDINANCE, OF
BRANCH BANKS LOCATED IN
CUMBERLAND COUNTY AS
PROVIDED BY SECTION So
476.5 OF THE 1850 CODE OF
VIRGINIA, AS AMENDED IN
1860.
BE 1T ORDAINED by the
Board of County Super visors of
the County of Cumberland, Vir-
ginia, that there hereby is pro-
posed an ordinance known as
COUNTY BANK STOCK ORDI-
NANCE, imposing a tax of 80
per cent Of the State rate Of
taxation on such proportion of
the taxable value of the shares
of stock of any branch bank or
banks SO located in the County
of Cumberland, whose principal
office is located in another
county of this State, bears to
the total deposits in the bank
at the beginning of the tax year.
This Ordinance shall be in
full force and effective after it's
passage by the Board of Super
visors of Cumberland County
and publication thereof as pro-
vided by law. on the first day
of the tax year beginning Janu-
airy 1. 1862. and subsequent tax
years.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
BY: r. H. BLANTON, Clerk
12-8-2t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
Despite Rain
Despite Rain
Keysville Day
Program Draws
Large Crowd

KEYSVILLE, Dec. IA A
spokesman for the Keysville
merchants reported large turn
out for the annual "Keysville
Day" event throughout the en-
tire day in spite Of the weather
which caused cancellation of the
parade scheduled for 5 pm.
Santa Claus appeared on the
scene at pm. and circulated
through the different stores IN
til the drawing for prizes held
at six in the rain.
Many nice prizes were given
away including an electric range
a turkey dinner, a swivel rocker
seat covers. electric clock and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15

VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court of Amelia County,
November g., 1861
TO: FRANCIS GREEN, IF LIV-
ING, OR IF DEAD, THEN TO
THE SURVIVING CONSORT,
HEIRS AT LAW, DEVISEES
AND SUCCESSORS IN TITLE
OF SAID FRANCIS GREEN
DEFENDANT BY THE GEN
ERAL DESCRIPTION PAR
TIES UNKNOWN"
You are hereby notified that a
tract of land containing 26 "a
acres. more or less. standing in
the name of Francis Green and
being located in Leigh District,
Amelia County, Virginia. was
sold on the 18th day of Febru-
ary. 1914 for delinquent taxes,
levies, interest and costs to the
Commonwealth of Virginia, and
has been sold in subsequent
years to the Commonwealth of
Virginia for delinquent taxes,
levies. interest and costs and
that application for the pur-
chase thereof has been filed in
this office And it appearing
from the records in this office
that you are interested in said
land, you are further notified to
appear in four months from the
date of this notice and do what
may be necessary to protect
your interests.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of November, 1861.
S. L. FARRAR. JR., Clerk
Circuit Court of Amelia
County. Virginia
THOMAS STARK, III,
Counsel for the Applicant,
Amelia c. H., Virginia.
12-15-4-(F)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
Three Ride Santa Claus Train

son, Cecil, and Mrs. Betty Joan
Wright, and daughter, Teresa.
This was the first train ride for
Mrs. Wright and she enjoyed
the experience.
Don't forget the song service
and nativity scene at May Me-
mortal Baptist Church on Satur-
day night. December l6, at 8
pm. with choirs from other
churches participating in this
annual event, and the pageant
at Fine Greek Baptist Church
Sunday night at 7:30.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15

POWHATAN. Dec II Three
youngsters were made very
happy on Saturday, December
8, when their mothers accom-
panied them to Richmond to
ride the Santa Claus train to
Ashland at l pm. there they
met Santa and the Snow Queen
for ride to boswell, and re-
turn to Richmond.
Taking this trip in spite Of
threatening weather were Mrs.
Helen Carter and daughter, San
dra; Mrs. Cecilia Snider and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15

many other appliances and gifts
Jody RainWater, a local en-
tertainer, broadcasted remote
from 10 to IL in the morning
and played for a square dance
that night at the American Leg
ion Building with his Jamboree
Gang.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
Shy of Gas

Dentists Daughter We'll.
dear. have YOU asked father for
NY hand YETI
shy SlIinr No. Every
tune ster II f. ln:> ctims ! log
courage To-day ! allowed him
to pull another tooth"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
Not Sure

Sailor to friend in darkened
theater)-I think this dame be-
side me is making a pass. She
keeps Strengthening the seams to
her stockings.
F'rlend-So what?
Sailor She's using my hand.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15

VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward County, December IL,
1861.
IN RE: ESTATE OF JOHNNIE
RAY NAPLES. DECEASED.
Order OF Publication
1t appearing to the Court that
j. B. Wall. Jr.. Administrator
of the estate of Johnnie Ray
Naples, has presented his pc
tltion to this Court requesting
the protection, aid and direction
of this Court in disbtrsing the
funds held by him as Admins
TRAITOR:
Now on motion of the said Ad-
ministrator. notice is hereby
given all creditors of Johnnie
Ray Naples. or his estate. that
this Court has fixed January 8.
1852, at 1000 O'Clock. AM. in
the Court Room of the Circuit
/ Court of Prince Edward County,
at Farmville. Virginia. as the
time and place for receiving
proof of debts and demands
against Johnnie Ray Naples. or
his estate. and it is further or
dered that a copy of this order
be published once a week for
two successive weeks in The
Farmvllle Herald. newspaper
published in said County OF
! Prince Edward. Virginia.
A copy-TeSte:
VERNON c. WOMACK, Clerk
J. B. WALL. JR.. p.q.
l2-152t (F)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15

VIRGINIA.:
In the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court Of Amelia County,
November %, 1861
TO: R LINDSAY TRITON
aka r. L. TRITON. If LIV-
ING. OR IF DEAD. THEN TO
THE SURVIVING CONSORT.
HEIRS AT LAW. DEVISEES.
AND SUCCESSORS IN TITLE
OF SAID r. LINDSAY TRIT-
TON WHO ARE MADE PAR
TIES DEFENDANT BY THE,
G + N ERAL DESCRIPTION
PARTIES UNKNWONS."
You are hereby notified that
a tract of land containing 1872
acres. more or less. standing
in the name of r. Lindsay Trlt-
ton and being located in Leigh
District. Amelia County. Vir-
ginia. was sold on the 14th day
of February. 1914 for delinquent
taxes. levies, interest and costs
to the Commonwealth of Vir-
| GINA and has been sold i'll sub
sequent years to the Common
wealth of Virginia for delin-
quent taxes, levieS, interest and
costs ant that application for
the purchase thereof has been
filed in this office. And it APP
pearing from the records in this
office that you are interested in
said land YOU are further mott
fled to appear in four months
from the date OF this notice and
dc what may he necessary to
protect ytur lnteests.
Given under my hand this
18th day of November 1861
S. L. FARRAR. JP... Clerk
! Circuit Court Of Amelia
/ County. Virginia
THOMAS STARK, III
Counsel for the applicant.
Amelia c. H.. Virginia.
12-l54t (F)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15

VIRGINIA.:
In the office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for the County
of Cumberland the 5th day Of
December 1861:
CLAUDIA HOBSON HALO
WAY 49,. . !. Complainant
VS..
MOSES HALLOWAY
The object Of this suit is 10
obtain 4 divorce from the bonds
of natrlmony for the complain
ant from the defendant, or the
ground ct constructive deser-
ton.
An affidavit having been
made and filed. according to
law, stating that due diligence
has been exercised by or en- be
half of the plaintiff TO ascertain
in what county or corporation
the defendant. Moses Holloway.
is. without effect; It is there
fore ordered that the said Moses
Holloway do appear within ten
days after due publication here
of 10 do what may be necessary
TO protect his interests in this
suit
i \. BLANrON, CLERK
j. TAYLOR WILLIAMS, pa.
Cumberland, Virginia ELSA
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
His Proper Setting

IuS FTOptT SetVIHS
Wardcn--What is your occupa-
ton?
ConvlcL-Conlpoacr Of popular
songs
Warden-Fut hun II the copy.
ing department.
Evening star., 1961-09-03

The author, who sailed aboard the skpjack Virginia W.
last attest to the fact that Capn" Parks fierce
competitor from of the colorul but complimentary
remarks made by the hardened oystermen waowed
Roses wake.
you have time to events have been
scheduled by Mr. Evans for today attempt to
welcome" atmosphere throughout the island.
This morning there will be outdoor religious
choral rendOn of Methodist hymns originated in the 1905
by Parson Joshua Thomas The famous Parson Islands
spent the last 80 years of his life Deal buried
there.
In addition to the races tomorrow there will be 3O0yard
events for ntercOuny swimmers and other attractions There
also will be light refreshments including tasty Eastern Shore
SeafoOd plaerS, and friendly Shore hospitality Presidents
have been asked to provide tables and chairs their
for those who would like to sit while.)
The weathertoughened old shippers and their will
be racing for cash prizes 5O first prize 500
third but money isn't the primary goa-even to who
struggle for they Beating favored boat
especially the Rosies mark of distinction among
and that's why for days before the the oysermen
have been scrapng the bottoms skpjacks patching
tightening lines and doing anything calculated
boats go faster.
Yes it's Labor Day tomorrow but for the land
aboard the skipjacks it's labor of love.
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Evening star., 1961-02-22
Roberts Aims for First Big Victory
In Doytono 500; One Driver Killed

Despite his high rating, the
30-year-old Roberts hasn't won
the big ones" meaning the
500-mile-and-up events - the
Atlanta 500. the Daytona 500,
and Darlington 500 and the
Charlotte 600.
He won the "Firecracker $50"
here and g. 300-mile event at
Atlanta. but his cars haven't
stood up over the longer grind.
Some say he just bears down
too hard-he holds the qualify
ing records at all four tracks.
He Just shrugs at the idea.
You have to bear down If
you're out to win," Roberts
says, "If you want to finish
10th or so, that would be easy"
In a 25-mile race February
IL he won q pole position In
the two 100-mile races Friday
and in the 800" on Sunday
with q speed Of 155.70o miles
per hour. Joe Weatherly Of
Norfolk, Va. won the other
pole with q speed Of l54.122.
~You couldn't keep up that
pace for 500 miles" Roberts
Evening star., 1961-02-22
Rich Handicap
kdyAttract 10
Al Santa Anita

ARCADIA, Calf, Feb. %
(AP).-A field Of 10. headed by
Tompion, seems likely for Sat.
urday's S145. 900 Santa Anita
Handicap at q mile and one
quarter.
It should be q fast pace, too,
for the front-running long
shot, Free Copy. has been made
a late entry. He hasn't won q
race this winter but has fin
|ished in the money in two
handicaps-second in the San
PaSqual and third in the Santa
Catalina, after setting all the
pace.
Tompion win carry high
weight Of l24 but no jockey
has been selected. ="
Jackie Leonard and Hank
Moreno were suspended yes
terday and lost their mounts in
the handicap. Leonard, who
was to have ridden First Bal
cony, was set down for careless
riding in the San Felipe Han
dicap on Ronnie's Ace. Moreno
was to have ridden New Policy,
but was penalized for failure
to maintain Q straight course
with Jack Outlaw In last Sat-
urday's first race.
Eddie Burns may get Tom
pion, while Pete Moreno will fill
in for brother Hank on New
Policy.
Other riding assignments for
Saturday: Sea Orbit, Alex
Maese; American Comet, Bill
Harmatz; Prove It, Willie Shoe
maker: Prince Blessed, Johnny
Longden; Grey Eagle, Larry
Gilligan, and Oink, Milo Valen-
zuela.
A South American horse,
Anisaoo, was a slight favorite
today in Santa Anita's $45,000
Washington'S Birthday Handi-
cap at mile and one half.
Eight are scheduled to run
and T. v. Lark. with Eddie Az
caro- aboard, Is top weighted at
124. Arcaro. fighting a had
slump, hasn't won a stakes race
at the Santa Anita meeting
this season, and T. v. Lark has
not shown the form nc flashed
q year ago.
Evening star., 1961-02-22

explains. "The car couldn't
take it. On the straightaway
you hit about ITO. You can
run flat all the way around
this track, meaning all out.
But in a long race you have
to use your head and adjust
your speed"
Fireball--he got the nick
name as a high school baseball
pitcher-will drive a 1861 Pom
tiac Sunday. He would like
to take a shot at driving in
the Indianapolis 500, but he
doesn't want to endanger his
NASCAR standing.
There Is q sort of a tenn
porary truce between NASCAR
and the United States Auto
Club. Bill France. NASCAR
president and also president Of
the Daytona Speedway, re-
ceived sanction for the Day.
tona events. This permits Jim
Rathmann of Miami, winner
of the indianapolis 500 last
year. to enter the late-model
Daytona 500 Sunday.
Rathmann still is looking for
q car for the Sunday race.
Evening star., 1961-02-22
DurneII, Rogers
To Bottle Again
On Mat Proqrom

Billy Darnell, who lost to
Nature Boy Buddy Rogers sew
eral weeks ago, will try to re-
verse the decision tomorrow in
a special. non-televised match
at Capital Arena. The pair win
open the card at $3.50 pm.
Two tag team matches are
booked. One pairs Mark Levin
and Don Curtis against Eddie
Graham and Hans Schmidt.
The other involves the Aus
tralian Kangaroos. Roy Heffer-
nan and Al Costello, against
Sam Rodriguez and Abe Jacobs,
Singles involve Vittorio Apollo
of Argentina and Red Grupe
from Germany. Sander Kovas
VS.. Angelo Poffo. and Johnny
Valentine against Miguel Tor
res.
Evening star., 1961-02-22
Gloves Finals Friday
To Fill Eastern Field

The New York finals Monday
night saw Floyd Patterson's
brother, Ray. winning the
heavyweight championship and
Nick Spanakos, the United
States Olympic featherweight
champion, capturing the 1876
pound title.
The draw Of the Eastern
tournament could pit Washing,
tons johnson against Patter-
son and the winner Of the
Ralph e-Calvin Woodland
bout against Spanakos.
WeIter Battle Close
Lightweights Wolfe and
Mitchell could find themselves
up against New York's Mike
Cortez on the way to the Gar
den finals. The winner Of the
Washington welterweight title,
Leroy Roberts or David Ryans,
might be faced with the task
Of eliminating New York's
Tommy Haynes.
The meeting between Rob-
erts and Ryans points UP q
contest which figures to be one
Of the closest Of the seven
senior finals. Both boys have
their sights on going to the
Eastern championships and.
then on to Chicago for the
East West bouts.
Ryans is particularly anxious
to get into the East-WeSt
finals because his home is in the
Windy City, where he won the
CYO welterweight champion
ship.
Roberts already has an
nounced that this is his last
year in the Golden Gloves, and
he would like to wrap up his
brilliant career with the East
ern and National Golden
Gloves welter titles.
Many fans believe Roberts is
capable Of coming through ma
tional competition If he can
dispose Of the cagey. hard-hit-
ting RyanS.
Preceding the senior bouts
Friday night, eight subnovice
championships will be settled,
rounding out one Of the most
successful Golden Gloves tour
namentS in years.
Evening star., 1961-02-22

DAYToNA BEACH, Fla,
Feb. % (AP).-Glenn (Fire-
balD Roberts is a Daytona
product. so his yen for speed
in this speed-happy commu-
nifty is understandable.
The tall. slightly stopped
driver will be one of the fa-
vorites in the "Daytona 500"
at the 2a-mile Daytona In
ternational Speedway next
Sunday, and not just because
Of pride Of the locals in one
of their own. He ranks among
the stars Of late-model stock
car racing.
Preliminaries for the week
end speed program were
marred when Harold Haberling
Of Phoenix, Ariz., was killed
yesterday In the upset Of his
modified 1855 Chevrolet on the
S1-degree east turn.
Haberling's crackup was the
first fatality on the speedway
since 1859, when two occurred.
Seventy cars are entered for
the $500 Sunday. The fastest
so will start,
Evening star., 1961-02-22
PIoyoHSpots
Still Open in
NBADivision
By the Associated Press

-Four Of the National Bas-
ketball Associations six play
off teams already have been
determined and the big ques-
ton for the waning weeks of
the season seems to be who'll
get the last two spots in the
Western Division.
Tha Syracuse Nationals and
Philadelphia Warriors. still
struggling over second place in
the East, did a double Job of
eliminating the hapless New
York Knickerbockers from con-
tention last night. The Mats
clinched the third and last
playoff spot by conquering the
Detroit Pistons, 123-118, In the
opener Of q New York double
header. Then the Warriors
added positively" by downing
the KnickS. 1l4-1l2, In the
second game.
The st. Louis Hawks, who
backed into the Western title
Monday when Los Angeles lost
to Syracuse, celebrated last
night with their 26th victory
in 80 home games--a 126-l14
decision over the Cincinnati
Royals.
AS q result, Detroit still trails
Los Angeles by a game and q
half with Cincinnati another
game back. The Lakers re-
turn home tonight to play the
Boston Celtics while a Detroit
double-header sends Philadel-
phia against Cincinnati and
New York against Detroit.
Philadelphia has q four
point bulge over Syracuse for
second in the Eastern Division.
But the Mats with Dolph
Schayes. still q great compete
tor though somewhat creaky In
the legs. have been coming on
strongly while the Warriors
victory last night was only their
third in 10 games.
The Royals chances Of max
ing the playoffS look dim, since
they have fewer games to play
than their rivals. But Detroit,
Minus Walt Dukes, now has
lost seven straight games so
the race still is on.
Evening star., 1961-02-22
oUTPoINTs FRENcHMAN DESPITE CUT
Chornley Set for Second Crack
At Browns Lightweight Title

LONDON. Feb. 20 APP
Tough Dave Charnley Of Brit
ain set his sights firmly on
the lightweight title 3 today
after surmounting the last
barrier to q return crack at
the championship jealousy
guarded by American I Joe
Brown. a.
The chunky Briton retained
his European championship
last night by oGltpointing Fer.
nard Nollet, French champion
from Martinique. In Is rounds
here.
1t wasn't one Of Charnley's
best performances-hut It was
enough to guarantee him an
other shot at Browns title in
London April ID. ;a.,.
Charnley. holder Of the
British and British Empire
titles as we'll as the European
championship. went into the
ring knowing he had to beat
Nollet to be sure Of meeting
Brown again.
Evening star., 1961-02-22
MAJOR LEAGUE BRIEFS
Simmons, Boumonn
Get SoIory Boosts

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 20 (AP).-
Pitcher Curt Simmons has
come to terms with the Cardi-
mails. leaving Pitcher Larry
jackson QS-13 as the only
unsigned Redbird.
Picked up as q free agent
after Philadelphia cut him
loose early last season, Sim
mons surprised everyone py
turning In a IA record and an
earned-run average Of SOC. the
sixth best In the National
League.
Simmons was believed to
have been given a modest boost
over his 1860 salary of about
$25, 900. He was understood
to have asked for about $50. 900.
WEST PALM BEACH, (AP)
An all-out contract battle is
shaping UP between Frank
Lane. general manager Of the
Evening star., 1961-02-22

Athletics, and Ray Herbert,
who was the AS second-rank-
ing pitcher last season with
IA victories. They have been
conducting their negotiations
by letter, and Lane has termed
Herbert's letters insulting.
1--WE been insulted by ex-
perts before" Lane said today.
But I've never been insulted
so inexpertly as I have been
by Mr.. Herbert"
Herbert is believed to be ask
ing slightly in excess Of $40, 900.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
(AP. Bob Turley, Yankee
pitcher, spent today in bed
trying to shake a case Of tonsil-
litis.
The remainder Of the Yankee
squad. except Third Baseman
Clete Boyer. puffed through q
long workout in extremely hot
weather. Boyer was troubled
by a muscle sprain in his left
shoulder.
CHICAGO (AP). Pitcher
Frank Baumann. who led the
American league last season
in earned-run average with
2.69. has signed his White Sox
contract. The club said he got
q substantial" salary boost.
Baumann. 27. had a 1876
record last season.
LOS ANGELES (AP)-Three
more Angels have signed their
contracts and will report Fri
day to the Los Angeles clubs
training camp at Palm Springs,
Calf.
Pitcher Ted Bowsfield and
CatcherS Ed Sadowski and Bob
Rodgers yesterday returned
their signed agreements.
MIAMI (AP). Baltimore's
contract problems were reduced
to five as Pitchers Jack Fisher
and Billy Hoeft agreed to terms
and then took part in the
Orioles first formal workout.
Earlier, Outfielder Jackie
Brandt and General Manager
Lee MacPhail reached accord
on salary terms, 1t was reported
from Baltimore.
Still unsigned are Pitcher
Steve Barber, Infielders Ron
Hansen. Marv Breeding and
Jerry Adair and Outfielder
Chuck Essegian.
Evening star., 1961-02-22
Boys sLeoeues Set
Openings in Nav

The Montgomery County
Boys Baseball Association will
open its midget league sched-
ule May 6. 1t was decided last
night at a meeting at the Mary
land-National Capital Park and
Planning Commission audi
torium in Silver Spring.
The junior league for boys
IA and is years old will start
May 20 and the seniors Ut
and under) and majors 10 and
under) June 3.
There are openings for spon-
sors in the senior league. In
terested businesses may phone
the Recreation Department in
Rockville for further details.
Evening star., 1961-02-22
By JOE WIlMAN

Good delivery form, such as
that shown today, does more
for a bowler than draw ad-
miring glances.
First, it tells him that he has
fine timing. His arm swing and
his footwork are in perfect CO.
ordination. Neither will suffer
because of the other.
This timing will permit him
to apply norm mal finger lift
and/or wrist turn so the ball
win react naturally as it rolls
down the lane. AS it nears the
pins, 1t will hook into the strike
pocket.
Second. it permits the bowler
to have good direction. Note
how my body Is facing directly
toward my target. My head,
my shoulders and my hips are
all facing directly out toward
my target.
There's no chance the ball
viii be tossed "out the window"
to the right or pulled to the lift.
Finally, 1t guarantees that I
won't be a "Lunging Louie. /"
Poor Louie does everything
right until his final step and
slide. Then, he's so anxious to
get to the foul line that he
lunges and loses his balance
and timing. He delivers the
ball off balance and can't get
normal finger lift or wrist turn
on 1t. Sometimes his off-bal-
ance finish causes him to foul.
I can give you some good
pointers on how to avoid being
q "Lunging Louie" in my book
let, your Stance and Ap-
proach." Send 10 cents and a
stamped, return envelope to me
in care of this newspaper for
instructions on follow through.
II you do everything right up
to the final step and slide, keep
it UP and finish in a balanced
position. This also gives you a
longer, smoother follow through,
Copyright 1861.
National Newspaper syndicate)