davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-07-03

@. In meteorology, what Is
the difference between alb
solute humidity and relative
humidi.y?-P. C.
A. The amount of water
vapor in the air is called
humidity. Absolute humidity
is measured or expressed as
the mass (weight) of water
vapor in a space of unit
volume-for instance, as so
many grams of water vapor
per cubic meter of dry air,
so many grains per cubic
foot Of dry air. etc. Relative
humidity IS the amount of
water vapor the air is hold
ing expressed as a percentage
OF the amount the air could
hold at that particular tenn
perature..
Evening star., 1961-07-03

has been stiffer, and even American
tourssm to Canada has been discouraged
by the past dollar relationship.
Keeping the Canadian dollar de-
preciated, within a reasonable range,
does not by itself guarantee a cure for
all Of these problems, but neither does
it appear to threaten major disloca-
ton in Canadian United States none
tary and trade relations.
Evening star., 1961-07-03
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stamped envelopes.
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nifty of Evening Hill. Reward for
information leading to his return.
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rrespondence
p. O. Box 532
Christiansted, St. Croix
Y. S. Virgin Islands
June u. 1861

$500
st. Croix Avis
Christiansted, st. Croix
U. S. Virgin Islands
Dear Sir:
Please try to find space for this
observation in the column Of your
paper.
I have just returned from ST.
Thomas and / must say-I am al
armed and ashamed at the way
the natives over there speak Of
our educational system over here,
both present and future. There is
some Indication that usound po-
litics may be a good reason for
some of the selections for that de-
partment.
AT the head of their (St. Tho
mianS) list of criticism are two
Richards;--I do not know if they
are brothers or otherwise related
although frequently seer together.
Mr.. A. Richards is principal of
our newly named Frederick
Dorsch High School, and has been
appointed deputy commissioner
of education for st. Croix, a posi-
ton which he is unsatisfied with,
both in pay and title. One of our
senators was good enough to
raise the salary from $500 to
$1,000. This only enraged present
acting commissioner Of public edu
cation ($8,500 who Immediately
asked for a raise and got it--$10,-
600. Here our already burdened
budget lost $4,000 on the deal.
The gentleman in question would.
also like to have the title of as
sistant commissioner of public
education for st. Croix. This, how
ever, was denied. He received a.
bachelor of arts degree in pre-
medical science from Howard
University, not a degree in edu-
cation; and after summers of strug
gle was given a master of arts
degree in education from Hamp-
ton Institute with the help of our
former commissioner of educa-
ton.
Here is a man who has been
unable to discipline 700 students,
none of whom respect him, how
can we possibly make an admin
istrator out Of him? Before NOV
ing to a higher position, we must
first exemplify excellence in our
present office.
The other Richards in question
is a struggler in the field of edu-
cation with So credits. He was
made assistant principal of the
Claude o. Markoe at 5000. Quail
fications will speak for them
selves, but is this the type of in
centive that we would Like to
leave with our youth, especially
at graduation time? Why 60 away
to school if you can remain here,
vote right, and draw a salary
above a masters?.
Every observation made here
, 1961-06-14
DISCRIMINATION OR DEATH WHICH,


DISCRIMINATION OR WHICH?
THESE ISLANDS will find themselves in a fine kettle
of fish if a handful Of residents insist upon converting us into
an Alabama or a Mississippi So, the time to stop all this non
sense is right now, and our legislators, regardless Of which side
of the fence they dream Of being on would do well to sit up,
take good notice, and take whatever action is necessary to
keep out this internal cancer.
IN A DEMOCRACY what matters is the greatest good
for the greatest-nmber. 1t is that simple. If, therefore, a
small group which has delegated to itself almighty and god
like powers insist upon usurping public rights, then there is
nothing for the great majority to do but assert its greater
right.
AWORD OF WARNING seems most appropriate at this
time. Nothing, no nothing, could more completely and effec-
lively spell death for these Islands than racial bigotry, segre-
cation, and discrimination. Those who dabble with it are
playing with a deadly poison, which, once. begun is almost
impossible to stop. This type Of cancer cuts deep into the
social, moral, physical, and economic fiber Of the place, and
leaves it a mere shell. Education, manpoNer. natural re-
sources, and everything else seems to stand still while. this
awful malady takes over.
IN N OF THE last group of jailings in Jackson,
Mississippi one Judge gave as his reason for failing the riders
Was because they were atheist. What could be more ridicu-
lous, since religious belief has nothing to do with the sinister
segregation laws on the books Of hat-wonderfu state.
THOSE r WHO believe that it is necessary to live
apart can do SO. Democracy does not say that every individual
has to accept every other individual, or invite any but his
friends to his home. What democracy does say is that one
group Of individuals cannot deprive another group Of the
basic rights guaranteed to it. When, therefore, a small band
decides tina. it will use its powers, its lands, OF anything else
to the detriment Of the masses because Of race, color, or creed.
then we are hitting the bottom, and social, moral and econo-
mic death is the result.
1T is TIME to look about, to make the change, and to
create the kind of government, attitude and atmosphere
which will keep these Islands a haven Of democracy and one
Of the few places under the American flag where real de-
mocracy is a reality.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-25
NAVY AVIATOR : MARVELLOUS SAVE,

PIP 'oz, c.S. Journal, Feb 1871
As Navy aviator during fhe Second World War, was
m command OF large patrol plane and tb;resn.,,,
crew. Before each flight repeated the Io,d
unison and read aloud the ninefyfrsf Psalm. s.n.. "
pes'ed the scientific statement Of being" found on
aoS OF Science and Health with Key TO the sern,..
Mary Baker Eddy and earnestly prayed for guidance
One night on mission the, South CHR. G..
we encountered severe tropical Storm and our plane
.s.nso ~, Dy n'sa VINO ram and hail As continued TO-
WARD fhe center OF the storm the electric sI,mesr G
Gated that the being whipped into FORT, - "o
nve foos hiuh wsves. 70 'orfy-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-25
February 10, 1861
Mr.. Bob Seheffing. Manager
Detroit Tigers 3 Pieces Mail
Lakeland, Florida
Dear Mr.. Scheffinq:

Lakeland, Florida
Dear Mr.. Seheffing:
We have seen you on Tv and read something of your
experience and optimistic that the Tigers orqaniza
ton acquired fine manager. You have best wishes
We are Of the vintage Of Ty Cobb ct al
We are getting off TO you today copy of Gods infal
b'e masterpiece Pastor Bible, Physician Educator the
Christian Science textbook Science and Health with
KEY to the -SCRlPTuRES-"! - dictated to His GREAT
est Mary Baker Eddy whose man child Revelation I2 S.
the Christian Science movement healer of the nations
Revestor Of the REAL the and the new earth
OF the exclusive REALITY of vnnvadabe omnipresent
heaven and eternal life
See DETROIT TIGERS. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-25

In the End chapter, 18th
verse of Joel we find the
Lords response in Promise
OF deliverance;
THEN WILL THE LORD
BE JEALO U S FOR HIS
LAND, AND PITY HIS PEG
PIE.
Yea, the Lord will answer
and say unto his people, Be-
hold, ] will send you corn. and
wine, and oil, :" Joel 2:
1870
There is unrest over the
belief in a depression, or a
recession, lack and want,
this of course, calls for a
great deal of prayerful know
ing that God is the real pro-
tectlOn. A time when we all
should offer praise and
thanksgiving to God for His
ever-present bountiful bless
ings, despite what error may
try to make us believe about
o shortage in Gods substance.
In viewing the rece
events in missiles, and imply
ing the cooperation Of the
Nation, in trying TO appropi-
ate devices for Jobs to get
the people back to work, the
plan for immediate relief,
gives to all the opportunity
Continued
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-25
February Is, 1861
Better Business Bureau

1900 Cadillac Tower
Detroit 26 Michigan
Gentlemen, Friends
Let US offer something for your prsverfuI tbo,oh.
Those damnabIe, mu-biion rsekets, rampant in the
entertainment world and world of letters - SEX ALWAYS
OF The DEVIL J! The cHILDLEss CHRIST JEs,Is DE
PuOIATeo BOTH SEX AND HUMAN PARENTHoop
Multiplying the devils Adams. Ewes, Judsses. knaves
ono 'vo' me ego and psychology Of human births and
parenfheod, makes imperative the spiritual rsh;r.L
70 N'eodemus) via Christ Jesus modern kinodoro ar
Christian Science movement - healer Of the naon.,
evelaor OF the REAL the heaven and the new or,L
- Revelation re. Apocalypse, 2I:l - never nsed;..
healing In all eternity - habitat of Jesus 90 wears re-
.'" no'ese'more = answer TO the population ex
p'osion." floods Iunaey. treason! - ~
See BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU, PAGE .
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-25
JESUS TAUGHT HOW
TO BE IN HARMONY

Christ Jesus taught the
people how TO pray and
through directing prayerfuI
hearts and consciousness to
God. mankind may have a
right TO the tree of life. And
prsyerfUIIy walking in the
light Of Truth, women, men,
and children, can learn how
TO maintain the weight and
balance Of the true substance
OF life. For in this we prove
lin God we live and move
and have our IreaIl being"
on PAGE al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-25
FEAR NO EVIL
GoL Promise Of Polseiio"
q g
Is Sure
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

TO be still and know that the
power of God is real.
We learn the truth through
prayerful study of the Holy
Bible, and Science & Health
with Key to the Scriptures
by Mary Baker Eddy.
On page 276 she has stated,
The realization that all
inharmony is unreal brings
objects and thoughts into
human view in their true
light, and presents them as
beautiful and immortal. Har-
mony in man is as real and
immortal as in music. Dis
cord is unreal and mortal"
(S&H p. 276:12-16)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-25
TRIBUNE PUBLISHER ATTENDS PREvlEW
SHOWING. HOUSE OF DICCS MAGNIFICENT
NORTHWEST CHAPEL,


1881 Dexter at Fullerton, Feb. IS.
WE WERE SHOWN GRACIOUS COURTESY, AND
MET NUMEROUS MEMBERS OF THE CHAPEL STAFF,
INCLUDING ITS ARCHITECT, MR.. RODERIcK E. WAR
Rem, FRIENDS AND VISITORS.
MR.. HUNTER SHOWED US AROUND WITH MUCH
PATIENCE AND THoUcHTFULNEss
HIGHLlCHTS:
LENGTHY DISCUSSION WITH SENIOR CHARLES
DIGGS. A FORMER SENATOR OF MICHIGAN, FATHER
OF CONGRESSMAN CHARLES c. DIGcS. JR, WITH
WHOM WE ALSO HAD A SUBSTANTIAL DISCUSSION,
OFFERING THE LATTER SKELETON TRIBUNE, COW
ERINC OUR LENGTHY WIRE TO PRESIDENT KENNEDY.
SAYING THAT WE KNEW THAT IN II TO IS HOURS
THERE WOULD BE AN IMPORTANT VOTE TO UNLOCK
THE HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE; AND SO WE WERE
ON THE SIDE OF THE ANGELS IN THAT VICTORY BY
THE SMALL MARGIN OF VOTES - DECLARING ALSO
THAT
WE WANT THIS ADMINISTRATION TO BE
THE BEST OF THE 10Th CENTURY
WE DISCUSSED WITH CONGRESSMAN DIGGs, TOO,
THE INADEQUACY OF - BUT VALIANT WORTHY,
NEVERTHELESS - EVANGELIST BILLY cRAHAMs
CAMPAIGNS, TOUCHING UPON OUR 3-la DAYS PARTI
CIPATION IN CONFERENCES. MIAMI, FLORIDA LAY
MANS LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE, ASSERTING THAT
BILLY is PREVIOUSLY IN ERROR IN NOT REcoCNIz-
ING GODS "PREDESTINED. EVENTUAL, THE ONE AND
THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS" OF ALL
RACES AND PEoPLEsi = HIS CHRIST SCIENCE MES
SIAH, "scIENcE OF SCIENCES" OF THE UNIVERSE!
See HOUSE OF DIGGS, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-25

PRESIDENT kENNEDY'S WE'D. NIGHT ADDRESS
SUPERB! NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY.
"KENNEDY TELLS REDS: keep OUT OF CONGO:
luMUMBA HACKERS RIOT AT uN, Fl HURT"
"U.s. NEGROES STORM GALLERY,
FIGHT GUARDS"
DRAGGED OUT, THEY BATTLE ANEW IN THE
STREETS; US. ACCUSES REDS"
"U.S. WARNS ON ClZENCA RECOCNITION''
"KENNEDY BACKS KAsAvUBU RULE"
NY Trib. 2-l6
BY Andrew f. Euehauf CS.+++
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of "our Fafher-kofher God, aILhar-
rnoniovs p l6 Science and Health with Key TO the Scrip
lures by Mary Baker Eddy with world message and
mission, who wi-by the grace Of God-do Fruehauf-
Martin Luther Job in this age And how Science &
Health, textbook. is Gods Liberaor Of the Bible.
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE WRITER IS HIS
FRIEND AND OF HIS PEOPLE. TOO!
Jesus loved Righteousness and hated inquty!
The "Ivkewarm" live in fools paradise!
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW" - FAITHFUL
STUDENTS OF CHRIST JESUS RETURN IN CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE - my WORKS AND GREATER" JEsUs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-25
UNITED FOUNDATION new HOME,
FLOORS!-
A GIFT OF THE KREscE FOUNDATION,

TRIBUNE PUBLISHER ACCEPTED OPEN HOUSE IN.
VTATloN.
THE MoDERNITY OF THIS GIFT is AMAZING TOP
TO BOTTOM.
WE. OF COURSE, HAD TO DO SOME MISSIONARY
WORK = SUBMITTED AT LEAST VI DOZEN SKELETON
COPIES OF GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE, ISSUE DATED
FEB a. GIVING OUR WESTERN UNION MESSAGE
TO PRESIDENT KENNEDY - FOLLOWED IN II TO IS
HOURS WITH SPECTACULAR, IMPORTANT VICTORY
FOR THE ADMINISTRATION = DEFEATING THE sA-
TANIC ROAD BLOCKED HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE
BY The NARROW MARGIN OF S VOTES - 2I7 TO 2l2!
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE, AGAIN. ON THE SIDE
OF THE ANGELS HIS WORD MUST PROFIT WHERE.
TO 1T is SENT!
PART2
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST STUDENTS, THINKERS.
URGENTLY NEEDED
SIXTH FLOOR, MICHIGAN CHAPTER. ARTHRiTIs
AND RHEUMATISM FOUNDATION.
WE, PERHAPS, SHOCKED TWO WOMEN AIDES
ONE OF WHOM WAS QUITE RECEPTIVE TO- AND IN
NEED OF, GODS CHRIST SCIENCE INFALLIBLE MEpL
CINE!
See UNITED FOUNDATION, Page
RS. & REV. BILLY GRAHAM ON The SPOT!
RS. BELIEVES GOD IS THE CREATOR OF ALL
THINGS. AND THAT HE CREATED
NEPT0MANIACs. H0M0sEXUAls. PERvERTs,
ETC, WHO CANNOT CONTROL THEIR PASSIONS, land
ASKS HOW CAN HE FINALLY JUDGE THEM IF THEY
CANNOT HELP THEMSELVES"
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR RS: THIS IS TOO MUCH FOR MY PRECIOUS
SON. BILLY. He HAS NOT YET REACHED SCIENTIFIC
cHRISTLIKE, SPIRITUAL PURITY MATURITY
AND SO HE BLUNDERs INTO THE TYPICAL THEo-
LOGICAL PALACES OF ATTRIBUTiNc REALL
TIES TO THE UNREAL F.! - THE MYTHICAL
See REV. BILLY GRAHAM Page 9
73 Die IN JET CRASH. re. BELGIUM; " US.
ICE STARS
Brussels, Belgium - UPI Free Press 2.I5
CATHOLIC BELGIUM, PLUS SLOPPY THINKING,
HEBREWS. CATHOLICS. PR0TEsTANTs. AND
OTHER PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL
NON CHRIST SCIENTISTS!
DUPES, SUCKERS. DEPUTIES, OF DEVILS Bill.
LION RAckETS PAY DEARLY - IN BELIEF!
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL MYTH
GALE BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ErERNAL"i
~ Dr..n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-25
TODAY IN WORLD AFFAIRS
"U.N. CUSTER OF MOSCOW
FOR TREASON IS URGED"

BY David Lawrence. NY. Trb. 2-l5. and Free Press
Washington - WHAT A TRAvESTY OF GRIEF THE
MOSCOW REGIME HAS GIVEN TO THE WORLD OVER
THE NEWS OF LUMUMBAs DEATH IN THE CONGO!
mo TEARS WERE SHED BY THE COMMUNISTS
WHEN THEY ENGINEERED THE UPRISING INSIDE THE
CONGO LAST JULY THAT RESULTED IN THE RAPlNG
Of MANY WHITE WOMEN BY coNcoLEsE NATIVES"
LUMUMBA'S DEATH AND REDS WHOLESALE
SLAUGHTER OF THE HUNGARIAN PATRIOTS /!
GOD, ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
HELL HATH NO FURY LIKE THE INDIGNATION
OF sATANs DUPEs. SUCKERS DEPUTIES WHEN
THEIR DABoLIcAL SCHEMES GO AWRY, - PAR
TIAL ATONEMENT FOR THE SATANIC ATROCITIES
INFLICTED UPON HELPLESS WOMEN AT THE
OUTBREAK OF THE CONGO REBELLION vs. cATHO.
Lie BELGIUM
See UN. CUSTER OF MOSCOW, Page
SON OF FAMOUS AMERICAN FACES
MORALS CHARGE!
AJUDAIZED PROTESTANT. WHO NEEDS OUR
HELP. AND SHALL HAVE IT!
TRIBUNE PUBLISHERS TOTAL AID TO He
BREWs, FOR A 3-YEAR PERIOD FROM IS TO 20 YEARS
AGO, WAS, WE BELIEVE, $1,000.
THEM WHEN THE MURDERoUs ELEMENT OF
THE ZoNIsTs BLEW UP THE KING DAVID HOTEL
IN JERUSALEM GOD GAVE US THE RED LIGHT -
NO MORE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE cHRIsT.REJEcT-
ING, SATAN BOUND" HEBREWS, RABBINATE
AND THEIR DUPES, SUCKERS MANY OF WHOM
ARE SPIRITUAL TRAITORS IN THE ExPLoITA
TON OF THE DEVILS MULTLBILLIoN RAcKETs!-
SEX = RAMPANT IN THE ENTERTAINMENT
WORLD AND WORLD OF LETTERS!
See SON OF FAMOUS AMERICAN Page
TEACHING TEENACERS SEX MORALITY" l-19-
= Canon Bryan Green. of Birmingham, England -
Miami Fla. gathering OF BILLY GRAHAMS EFT AL LAY.
MANS LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE
CANON GREEN STATED THAT
IN BRITAIN. 1/6 OF ALL BIRTHS ARE OF
PRE-MARITAL CONCEPTION!
GOING STEADY HAZARD.
AGES l6. u THREE YEARS TOO LATE FOR SEX
INSTRUCTION.
AGES IL. 49, GOOD AGE TO TEACH Them.
See SEX MORALITY. Page 9
"SWISS CATHOLICS WELCOME
MORAL RE-ARMAMENT"
tbookIef published by Moral Re-Armsmons
$40 Fifth NY. lo)
The theology Of Moral Re-Armsment can win ali men
because It's standards universally valid II Is not re
gion, substitute for religion II not sect II four
mighty pillars upon which human living must be based
Every must accept these ideas he Is honest with
himssH.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-25
Gods Christ Science Universal Messiah World Healing

6whmt Shot, God Demands i"
Azampo~ ~ ~
yt-
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LEADING LOOKS
IN DADS LEAGUE

Wash n wear short sleeve sport shirts thot
require mere touch Of the iron Fully cut
and handsomely toiIored in viscose royon
choIIis Machine or hand washable. White,
light blue, light green or ton. S. M. L. Xl.
2.S9
Wash m wear Mercerized polished cotton
slocks for sports or casual wear Ton, olive
or black Sizes 70 to a. regular. 400
Dan River wash n wear woter repellent
iocket. Dupont ZeIon treated, resists mil
dew. IdeoI for eoIfine. boating and motor
ing. Ton or olive Sizes SO to 46. 500
Our own "WoodIeioh" athletic hose Soft
cotton with reinforced heel and toe. Non
binding extra stretch tops Sizes 10 to l3.
pair. soc. 3 for Its
Downstairs Store. Mems Budget Furnishings
also Bethesda Budget and Corners
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-02
Prices Back From IO1Ua

Owen. Mrs. T. v. Owen. Sr., Mrs.
Leslie Nunnally and Mr.. and
Mrs. R. T. Redd. Waverly was
the husband of the former Miss
Mabel Redd. Of Green Bay.
Mrs. j. r.. Nunnally. Jr.. with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. At
kins, visited relatives in Gretna
Sunday.
Mrs. j. w. Nunnally is spend
ing a few days in Richmond with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Lindsey.
Miss Lilly Hardaway and Mrs.
Helen Rand, of Crewe, were
luncheon guests of Mrs. L. T.
Nunnally Wednesday. Mrs. c. T.
Redd and Mrs. John Craddock
were also guests.
Mrs. R. B. Wilson. Jr., Mrs.
Roy Coleman, Miss Mary Lou
Raiford and Mrs. L. A. Skidmore
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Nunnally Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kaufman.
of Petersburg. spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kaufman. MIR.
and Mrs. l.. T. Nunnally were
also their dinner guests.
Mrs. Gene Newlin, who has
been visiting Mrs. R. B. Wilson.
Jr., for several weeks. returned
to her home in Randleman, N. c.,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fair. of
Richmond, visited her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurence Love. last week.
Mrs. j. r. Nunnally, ST.. at
tended the Eastern Star meeting
in Keysville last Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller and
Jack Martin, of New York, were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bubb.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Kaufman
recently visited relatives in New
port News.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Garrett
attended a family reunion at
Lees Wayside Park in Bucking-
ham Sunday. The get-together
was in honor of Mr.. CARROTS
birthday. There were 200 guests
present. They also visited Mrs.
E. L. Layne in Appomattox, who
has been i'll for some time.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-02
Burkeville Town Council Meeting
Hour Is Altered For June Session

: stration club met in the home of
Mrs. Kate Harper on Thursday
evening. Mrs. John Hamilton
gave a demonstration on Bud
get Your Time
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Turner
and sen, Bert. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Hawkes., of Crewe, and Miss
Freda Boykins attended the
graduation exercises at Saint
Mary's College in Raleigh, N.
c., where their daughter, Ann
Lloyd Turner, was graduated on
Monday evening. Ann Lloyd has
been accepted for next year at
the University of Michigan.
Mrs. James Dix and Mrs.
Donald Mcintyre. of Batavia,
N. Y. were luncheon guests on
Friday of Mrs. lila Marks OF
Meherrin.
Mrs. AL Schmidt, Mrs. j. H.
Cook and Jeanne Cook spent Fri
day with Mrs. L. H. Monk of
Richmond.
Mrs. Louis Cook spent sew
eral days this week with her
daughter, Mrs. William Monk,
of Crewe.
Miss Judy Owen spent the
week end at Virginia Beach.
Margie Boswell and Sharon
Robertson. students at West
hampton College, have arrived
to spend the summer months
here with their parents.
Mrs. Borum Morris spent Sun
day night visiting relatives in
Richmond.
Mrs. Hodges Boswell was the
week end guest of her sister,
Mrs. c. R. Hatton and her fam
lily of Winston Salem. N. C.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-02

PAMPLIN RID 2, June l.
Visitors of the j. T. Bakers for
the week end and holiday were
their son, William R. Baker, and
family, Of Washington, and Mr..
and Mrs. Kennedy and daughter.
of Columbus. Ohio.
On Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.
William R. Baker and j. T.
Baker visited their aunt Mrs.
Leila Baker, in Harrisonburg,
who has been very ill. Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewart WEIGH and
Miss Ida Harvey also visited
Mrs. Baker.
Miss Elizabeth Singleton went
to Richmond Sunday and at
tended the funeral of her cousin,
Miss Mamie Terrell, Monday
afternoon.
The children in the comnM-
nifty with measles seem to be
improving now.
Farmers are very busy getting
in hay during this clear weather
Some tobacco has been planted.
Gardens are late due to the cool
weather.
Week end guests in the E. N.
Cunningham home were Mr..
and Mrs. Walter N. Cunning
ham, Robby and Mike, and Mrs.
E. T. Wilson, of Richmond, and
DR.. John B. Cunningham. of
Lynchburg. DR.. Cunningham
was guest minister at Pamplin
Presbyterian Church Sunday.
The ladies in the neighbor-
hood have been busy freezing
and making strawberry pre-
serves. as they are plentiful now
Mrs. Mildred Inge, of Pamp-
lin. spent few days with Mrs.
j. T. Baker last week.
j. Aubrey Gillian was a Sun
day dinner guest of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. H. E. Carwile. Mr..