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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
Testimony =

(Continued From Back Page
THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS REVELATION
OF THE REAL, EVER HEAVENLY
ANA EVER so GRATEFUL THAT GODS MARVEL
GUS IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH, "sc'eN-
&c or SCIENCES" OF THE UNIVERSE REVEALS The
ONE REAL UNIVERSE - AND THERE IS NONE 9TH
Err OF GENESIS, Isl CHAPTER THE GOD AND
FATHER OF CHRIST JESUS, WHICH DECLARES
MAN TO BE THE IMAGE AND LIKENESS OF COD
WITH DIVINE DOMINION OVER ALL " 2o).
II STATES: MALE AND FEMALE, CREATED he
THEM! BUT WITHOUT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, TIE
RIGHT INTERPRETATION WOULD HARDLY BE Pos
sIBLE!
IN THE MARVELLOUS 80 YEARS OF CHRIST JESUS
WE SEE GODS MALE AND FEMALE IN ONE, PURE,
COMPLETE. TRIUMPHANT INDIVIDUALITY = The
SAME IN THE MORE THAN 40 YEARS OF THE NEARLY
co YEARS OF THE MARVELLOUS LIFE OF OUR BELOVED
LEADER
WE QUOTED w. 81, THEN GAVE 1T AS PARA
pHRAsED WEEK AFTER WEEK. AND IN THIS ISSUE =
AND GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE 1.-THE ONE
REAL PARENT! cREAToR-HoNoRED BY THE CHILD
LESS CHRIST JESUS u HAD MADE, AND. BEHOLD, u
WAS [--Ls-l VERY GOOD"
NO ADAMS, Ewes, THE HUMAN OFFSPRING
lam EVER so GRATEFUL FOR THE ABSOLUTELY
CERTAIN KNOWLEDGE THAT THERE HAS NEVER
BEEN AN ADAM AN EVE. MURDERouS CAIN,
uJpAs. KNAvE OR FOOL - THE EGO AND PsYcHoL-
ocY or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD! = RE-
pupArED BY THE c-H-IL-DLE-ss CHRIST JESUS,
WHO INSISTED UPON THE SPIRITUAL REBIRTH'
BUT, THAT wicked AND ADULTERoUS GENERA
TON" COULD NOT BEAR" THE FULL TRUTH IT
DID COME THROUGH OUR BELOVED LEADER. WHO
AMPL flied ST. PAULS VISION: THE THINGS SEEN
ARE TEMPORAL; BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE
ETERNAL"I
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28

HEARING ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BY A coNsE.
GRATED CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PRACTITIONER =
WITH THE BRIGHTEST TWO HOURS OF OUR LIFE,
UP TO- THEM = WITH THE TENTATIVE YER
DICT: THIS IS PERHAPS THE SCIENCE or THE
TEACHINGS AND MIRACLES OF THE FIRST
CENTURY! THE PERHAPS HAS BEEN STRICKEN
FROM OUR VOCABULARY IN THAT CONTEXT.
WE REGRET WE CANNOT GIVE you THE NAM
OF The PREACHER WHO DELIVERED THIS MASTER
Full SERMON
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
Titanic =

(Confnved From, Back Page)
1T WAS THE MOST LUXURIOUS STEAMSHIP EVER
BUILT UP TO THAT TIME. AND IT WAS ON ITS MAID
EN- VOYAGE TO AMERICA.
THERE WERE NUMEROUS MILlIoNAIRES ABOARD
- JOHN JACOB AsToR, WORTH OVER 100 MILLION $!
OTHER NAMES MENTIONED RANGED FROM 40 TO 90
MILLION WEALTH ALMOST EVERY CONCEIVABLE
LUXURY AND sELF-INDULCENCE WERE PROVIDED
FOR.
HELPED MAKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHER RECALLS WILDLY The
NEWS OF THAT DISASTER WHILE EMPLOYED AT FORD
MOTOR COMPANY, FIRST ASSISTANT CHEMIST, IN The
FIRST PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL LABORATORY Or
FoRD's SET UP AT THE OLD PiouETTE PLANT BE-
FORE MOVING TO HIGHLAND PARK
THIS TITANIC DISASTER WAS AccuMUlAIlNc
EVIDENCE FOR THE WRITER AS TO The VALIDITY
OF MARY BAKER EDDYs SEVERE JUDGMENT or The
'PHONY,' SHINING STUPID. LAUNDERING HUMAN
RAcESl-
REPUDIATED BY THE c-HLL-DL'ess cHK'S'
JESUS - AND THE So-CALLED MATERIAL
WORLD = CHARACTERIZED AS THE CHASTITY
FARCE OF MATERIAL [so-caIIedl EXISTENCE" -
d ~ GODS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK -
HEALER OF THE NATIONS; REvELAToR OF The
REAL - THE NEW HEAVEN AND The Nt"
EARTH - AS PER
GENESIS la,: = land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT HE THE ONE REAL PARENT cREAIok
HoNoREp BY THE c-H--L-DL-Es-S CHk'S'
JESUS u HAD MADE, AND. BEHOLD, II WAS l-'S-'
VERY cooD"l
OUTBREAK OF WORLD WAR L. SUMMER is'4'
HUMANS ARE KNAvEs FOOLS
AS ADAMS, Ewes -
AND M JANUARY, 1915. WE HAVE z7oo"
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
"cLARION CALL FOR BETTER EDUCATION
"CONANT SAYS DYNAMITE SPUTTERS
IN DETROIT SlUMS"

by John Mihone Free Press Staff Writer, IoI
Social dynamite is accommodating in the sums OF De-
tro and other big cities and threatens to explode unless
bold new education programs adopted, Dr. James g.
Conani says
The nations leading expert public schools recon-
mends two remedies
CONTINUATION OF VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE BY
SCHOOLS TO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES AND DROP
OUTS UNTIL THEY REACH THE AGE OF n.
FEDERAL WORK PROGRAM USING CITY sluM
YOUTH he ESTIMATED SOME 800 900 SUCH JOBS WERE
NEEDED.
consnt former president Of Harvard whose books on
public education have become benehmsrks for educators,
turned to metropolitan problems in new book,
"Svms and Suburbs" published Tuesday by MccrawH.
THE BUILDING UP OF MASS UNEMPLOYED AND
FRUSTRATED NEGRO YOUTH IN contested AREAS
OF A CITY IS A SOCIAL PHENOMENON THAT MAY BE
COMPARED TO THE PILiNC UP OF INFLAMNABLE MA
TERIAL IN AN EMPTY BUILDING IN A CITY BLOCK"
He SAID.
Personalities for trovbIe-ndeed possibilities of dis
asfer-are surely there"
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Rev. Miles =


tContinued from Back Paqe)
Hence, enclosures TO YOU ON fire with the HoIv
Ghost but, like Moses burning BUSH. nothing visible
consumed But O, how false beliefs exposed Cod
who is consuming Fire
We further introduce divine revelations by decla
ing them TO be Mighty Angel Power good the soul
and the poeketbook!
Best wishes.
ALPHABETICALLY yours, according TO Christ Jesus
modern kingdom Gods and only SANE.
honest Safan-free church, therapeutics, the
Christ, Scientist - healer Of the nations,
revelator Of the REAL The new heaven and the
earth avfhenticaing Genesis, First Chapter.
where God is God and the Father Of Christ Jesus
l:26 81 And God EVERY thing that He
The one REAL Parent Creator - honored by the
CHILDLESS Christ Jesus Il had made, and behold.
it was ---S-l very good"
But the devil - gigantic Adam-Eve fraud and
MYTH - masqueradng as "LordCod" Genesis
III. etc.) - raising up socaIIed from the
dust of the ground - "n-o-t-h-i-n-gn-e-s-s" -
is exposed via Father. Son. and Holy Ghosts
greatest Mary, Baker Eddy. woman Of Revelation
l2:l S.
God made all that made, and without
Him not anything made that was made The
human, the evil, and the material"
made at all 3! THE things temporal
and MYTHICAL!
Andrew Fruehavf, Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
AF:mg - EncIs
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MeGuffey Reader =


TWIN LAKES Wis (UP-The eentury-od McCvffey
Readers whether museum pieces Wholesome Arner-
eans" will stay in school here the Twin Lakes School
Board decided Monday night
The board thus reiterated IFS decision of August TO
entrodvee the McGvffeys which brought cries Of out
rage from educators, unatvm Of cancellation
Of state school aid and threats of lawsuits.
The books have divided this peaceful resort commune
fy Of $50 persons rival groups threatening court
action expel the McCuffey Reader from school, the
other defending its
ONE EDUCATOR CALLED THE BOOKS A RETURN
TO THE DARK ACES" ANOTHER DESCRIBED THEM AS
FAR BETTER THAN TODAYs "JARGoN" TEXTBOOKS
The principal Of Twin Lakes only school doesn't like
the McCuffeys Four Of the five school board members
favor Them
State school superintendent Angus Rofhwe listed
twenty objections to the Mccvffey Reader He said it
tanned vntrvths bad grammar and possible violations of
bans on religious instruction in public schools.
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SIur,s =


schools in many American city svm areas are moekery
Of the process. And he is equally sensible in
saying the basic problem be best solved by beginning
70 call IL what IL is-a NEGRO SLUM" PROBLEM.
The former Harvard president cuts through hypocrisy
and Pofekn curriculum reports with the disposition
ate scientific curiosity that he exercised research
chemist He says that is ridiculous for sluarea schools
70 be TEACHING LATIN TO STUDENTS WHO HARDLY
KNOW ENGLISH uvino homework TO students who have
no home "a filthy noisy tenement and brandishng
phrases like equality Of opportunity before youths who
are given poorer education than suburban children then
graduated to the RANKS OF THE JOBLESS, WHERE
UNIONS AND EMPLOYERS DISCRIMINATE AGAINST
THEM
Bio city school systems throughout he United States
should certainly their curriculum offerings in light
Of the Conant findings
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God Mude All That Was LReuNJ Moder

God Mude All That Was IReaNJ Made!
IN JOHN I:3 WE READ THAT WITHOUT GOD WAS
NOT ANYTHING MADE THAT WAS MADE' THE EVIL.
THE HUMAN. AND THE MATERIAL" WERE NEVER
ACTUALLY MADE AT ALL!
KHRUsHCHEv. MAO Use TUNC. DEVIL.
MYTHS!
AM EVER so GRATEFUL tFoR THE CoMFoRT)
THAT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE GIVES ONE IN THE Ex
POSTURE OF THE UTTER "NoTHINCNESs" OF THESE
coLIATHs AND THE DEVIL FOR WHOM THEY SPEAK!
JESUS IN JOHN 844 SAYS: THE DEVIL IS LIAR
AND THERE IS NO TRUTH IN HIM!
MRS. EDDY. IN HER cOD-APPoINTED MISSION.
COULD. AND DID. DECLARE. UNE0UIVOcALLY. THAT
JESUS VIRTUALLY DECLARED EVIL, DEVIL TO BE AN
ILLUSION AND DELUsoN cNoTHINcNEss"D
AM EVER so GRATEFUL!
REACTIONS:
GENEROUS FRIENDLY.
US. WOMEN HAVE DECISIVE S CONTROL!
FOUR WOMEN GAVE TESTIMONIES. AND ONE MAN
- A cLAss-TAUcHT ELDER OF THE CHURCH, USHER,
PROBABLY A READER AT ONE TIME.
HE TESTIFIED BEAUTIFULLY TO MRS. EDDYS
PIONEERING IN THE HEALING AND TEACHING OF
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE - TEACHING 1000 STUDENTS.
WHO TAUGHT AND HEALED AND SHE ORGANIZED
COLLEGE, TRAINING TEACHERS AND EMPHASIZED
THE IMPORTANCE OF CLASS INSTRUCTION AND THE
WONDERFUL PRIVILEGE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
THE ASSOCIATION OF CLASS-TAUCHT STUDENTS.
WHEREUPoN THEY ARE RE.TAUcHT'. A TRULY FINE
TESTIMONY.
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DrunlInond :

(Coninued From Back Psge)
ing Friday of the Adcraff Club and the Detroit Chap
fer Of the American Association Of Newspaper Representa-
ves The meeting the StatIe Hotel in Observance
OF National Newspaper Week.
Drumnond is considered Of the nations oufstand-
ing interpreters of fhe Washington scene His columns are
carried by hundreds of newspapers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
Mother Church =

M.s' sAuMAN BEGAN WITH ISAIAH:
=" SHALL SEND WATcHMEN
MARK: TAKE YE HEED :"
THE OPENING ADDRESS. MR. c,Axrox mo-.
CRAIG, Chairman Of The Christian Science so,rd :,
Directors e "
MR.. CRAIG GAVE A MASTERFUL. lNsplR,hc Annpees
PAYING HIGH TRIBUTE TO OUR DlvlNELy ANNoMT'
Ed BELOVED LEADER, MARY BAKER EDDY cwoMAN
Or NeveIA'oN 'z', 81 AND HER SPIRITUAL CHILD
INCOMPATIBLE WEEKLY. THE CS SENTINEL = con
THE FATHER W.
SECOND ADDRESS MRS. HELEN WOOD RAt.
MAN, MRS BAuMAN WAS SUPERB - ADEQUATE
Ly SUPPORTED MR.cRAlc. CHAIRMAN OF rHE Ronpn
OF DIRECTORS OF THE MOTHER CHURCH. SHE HAS
VOICE RINGING WITH THE CLARITY OF BOTH AN
GELS MICHAEL AND GABRIEL!
SECOND HYMN. NO. 81 - MRS. Eppy.s porm
LOVE" HER LIFE AND ACHIEVEMENTS - JESUS.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS - WOMAN" Revelation ~,
$ OUR POEM FOR MRS. EDDYl
THIRD ADDRESS. Mr.. RALPH e. WACERs. csB.
Associate Editor Of The Christian Science Journal Sentinel
and Herald MR. WACERS BEAUTIFULLY DEMoNsrP ar
ED HIS FITNESS FOR HIS HIGH DvlNEL y.Appo,NTeD
POSITION AND THE SENTINELS WORLD MISSION!
FOURTH ADDRESS MR.. GEORGE NAY, Assoe.
ate Editor OF The Herald Of Christian Science 1T WAS
GOOD TO HEAR MR.. NAY, OF AUSTRIAN EXTRACTION
IN PART, AT LEAST, WHO DELIVERED THAT MARVEL.
Gus CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE SOME YEARS AGO
AT THE FORD AUDITORIUM. WITH A TITLE OF THIS
NATURE: "cHRisTIAN SCIENCE AND ITS DecLARA.
TON OF INDEPENDENCE FOR MANI!
MR.. NAYS MESSAGE GREATLY MERITED HIS 20.
STIoN OF COMPILING THE ARTICLES, TESTIMONIES,
EDITORIALS. FOR OUR FOREIGN TONGUE HERALDs,
NUMBERING 9, WE BELIEVE. AT PRESENT, INCLUDING
EDITIONS IN JAPANESE AND INDONEsIAN. tquarterIies
tmonfhIy issues, too German; French appear)
FIFTH ADDRESS =. BY OUR VALIANT PATRIARCH,
FORMER Md, DR.. JOHN M. TUT OF KANSAS CITY,
NO. HE WAS NO STRANGER TO THE CONGREGATION
BEING ONE OF THE HOSTS ON THE SUNDAY MORNING
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TELEcAsT. "HOW CHRISTIAN SCI.
ENCE HEALS" HE VERY ABLY SUPPORTED THE PREvi-
Gus SPEAKERS. HE BEAUTIFULLY USED PHRASE
NEW TO US: MORAL AND SPIRITUAL THERMOME-
TER AND HELL lADAM-EvE FRAUD AND MYTH Il
IS ABSOLUTE SPIRITUAL ZERO!
CLOSING HYMN, NO. 81:
CITY OF GOD, HOW BROAD AND FAR
OUTSPREAD THY WALLS SUBLIME;
THE TRUE THY CHARTERED FREE MEN ARE.
OF EVERY AGE AND CLINE"
LONE HOLY CHURCH. ONE ARMY STRONG.
ONE sTEADFAsT HIGH INTENT,
ONE WORKING BAND ONE HARVEST SONG.
ONE KING OMNPoTENT.
"HoW CLEAN THY WATCH FIRES THROUGH
THE NIGHT,
WITH NEVER PAINTING RAY:
HOW RISE THY TOWERS SERENE AND BRIGHT,
TO MEET THE DAWNINC DAY."
ORGAN PosTLUDE.
REACTIONS:
JOYOUS, GRATEFUL. WITH LOVE FOR GOD AND
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
'DRUMMOND'S VIEWS
"REDs WILL LOSE. WRITER PREDICTS"

"REDS WILL lose, WRITER PREDlIIS
By Ron Martin Free Press Staff Writer. p l.. 1911
Political Writer Roscoe Drvmmond predicted Friday
that the West will the tide Of Communism within this
decade.
The key the Vests success, he said will be United
States of Europe
Drunn,ond = member of the New York Herald Tr
bune Wahinqton bureau whose column appears regularly
in the Free Press based his Adcraff Club address on
recent sxweek tour of Germany France and Scandinavia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
REACTIONS:

JOYOUS, GRATEFUL. WITH LOVE FOR GOD AND
MAN! 1T WAS A VERY REWARDNG EVENING AND a
JOY TO MEET OUR CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FRIENDS, IN
GUIDING MRS. MONA B. LOCKE, cs, MEMBER or FIRST
CHURCH, CHRIST, SCIENTIST.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20

! county had no indebtedness at
this time.
A suggestion that the present
primary and cafeteria buildings
be done away with. building
anew for the primary and ele-
mentary schools brought a re-
ply from o. A. Norton, school
superintendent, that the county
should stick to one thing, either
a new primary, elementary or
high school.
Two groups brought out the
possibility of private group
buying the recently vacated Bur-
chard dairy building, removal
ing it for school use and renting
it to the school board. They
claimed the first floor would be
an ideal spot for a cafeteria. The
building could be paid for with
the rental money. This is al
ready being studied by a pri-
vate group.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20
Trenholm

Jan. 10 ~ Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
Willis and family visited Mr.. and
Mrs. P. L. Duncan. Jr., Of Lake
side Village. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hatcher and
family, Of Richmond, visited Mr..
and Mrs. B. w. Wilburn Sunday
night. Other visitors were Mrs.
Henry Hatcher and family.
Mr.. and MRS. Ormonu Mcclure
and family. of Dahlgren, visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. H.
Mcclure over the week end.
Mrs. H. M. Kidd, of Columbia.
is spending some time with Mr..
and Mrs. j. I. Denoon. They al
ways enjoy having her.
Mrs. R. ). Willis, Mrs. Eva
Stokes. Mrs. Virginia Mae De
noon and Mrs. p. L. Duncan and
son spent Thursday In Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20

son, Woody.
What A Moment?

Young Woody is fast growing
up and. like everybody else who
has tried it. he has found that
it isn't ALWAYS a pleasant ex-
perience. Take last Sunday. Wis
iting ones grandparents should
be a safe and happy way to
spend a day. but it was there
that he suffered the ultimate
indignity. Without. so much as
by your leave he was forced to
try on a dress = a girls dress.
mind you = that a neighbor was
making for her small grand
daughter. Woody has been as
sured by grownups (who don t
always know everything that
he will outlive the anguish Of that
moment but. at present. the
memory rankles.
Four new officers were or
dained and installed at New
Store Presbyterian Church Sun
day. January Is. Ernest Bowl
ing, Jr. and Bernerd Cook were
made ruling elders of the church
Herman Dowdv and William
Kidd were ordained and in
stalled as deacons.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20
Week End Rain And Haf-Hearted Snow
Ties Andersonvi|Ie Crowd To Eireside

ANDERSONVILLE. Jan. 49,
Made dismal by rain and a half.
hearted snow, the week end saw
to it that most people kept close
to their own firesides. Then. too,
colds and other minor Illnesses
are rampant in the community
Among the ailing are Mr.. and
Mrs. o. J. Thompson; she. with
a cold and he, with bursitis
Early Sunday morning. while
her family was still abed. Mrs.
Luther Wa den drove from
Lynchburg to check on her par
entS.
Among the hardy few who
thumbed their noses at the ILL.,
tempered weather were Mr..
and Mrs. r. M. Morgan and
their children. Cydna and c. B.
They drove to Stanton for Sun
day with Mrs. Morgan's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephenson.
Miss Louise Morga was with
her mother for the week end.
Mrs. Frank Caldwell and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20

BraxtOn Caldwell came by train
for the week end with Mrs. c. H.
Anderson. Miss Virginia An
derSon is still at the Caldwell
home in Roanoke.
The Rev. and Mrs. Cary
Adams called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Coleman Wednesday aft
ernOon.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Flood
Miss Lula and Jane Flood
spent Wednesday with the j. w.
Morris family.
DR.. Robert Jones went to Nor
folk for the week end. In his alb
sence, Mrs. Nellie Rosen stay
ed with Mrs. J. c. Morgan. Sun
day, Mrs. Morgan AMI Mrs. RoS-
en- were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Hal Pearson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Lewis Moss.
their son, Billy. Susan Forbes
and Jimmie Forbes were din
ner guests of Miss Beth Forbes
Sunday.
Wednesday evening, Miss
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20

Beth Forbes went with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Morgan, They also
stopped to pick up Miss Judy
Carson, to Farmville to see
Caledonia" at Jarman Hall.
Linda Goode spent Friday
night with Elizabeth Ann Park
er.
Mrs, Una Flood has returned
to her work in Goochland after
a weeks stay at her home.
There wasn't much rest in the
visit, says Mrs. Fred Flood, for
her mother in law found the
family sick and nursed them
back to health.
Mrs. Eugene Flood is re-
covering slowly, but still has not
been out since her pre-holiday
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice Seay are
welcoming their 18th grandchild
into the family. He was born
January 6. His name is Kendall
Craig, and his parents are Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Seay.
Miss Jean Seay spent the
week end with her home folks.
Juan Anderson came home for
the week end bringing with him
guest, Miss Anne Folkes. 9th
er Sunday dinner guests in the
Anderson home were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Morgan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Anderson and their
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20
Amelia School Needs Pinp0inted

AMELIA, Jan. 10 - Amelia
schools need six Or seven more
claSSrOOms three or four pri-
mary. one elementary, two high
school. according to a fact
sheet prepared by the program
committee of the Amelia P-TA
for their meeting in the high
school auditorium Monday night.
In addition they ne ed an office
with filing space, enlargement
Of the library or a separate
elementary school library, re-
modelling of the home econom-
les building to allow for larger
classes land a new cafeteria,
the fact sheet shows.
The approximately 81 mem
bers three school board men,
bers and one supervisor we're
divided into small discussion
groups. Then, their findings were
reported for general discussion.
F. B. Jones, chairman Of the
board Of supervisors, was asked
If there was a definite plan to
improve conditions at this time
The reply the supervis rs
have no such plan; the school
board might have one, but he
didn't know. I'VE would have
to float a bond issue, other coun-
ties do and we could, too. The
county has no funds set ASIDE
for building"
Asked if the county is in fl
nancial condition to provide the
needed space, Jones replied the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20

They also visited Mr.. and Mrs,
G. L.. Hogan while there.
Mrs. Madge Connors, of Brook
neal, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Bessie Jones, and Mr.. and Mrs.
agby Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Coin and
sons, of Prospect, were week end
guests of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Denoon
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ivy Stokes
Monday. Other visitors were
Mrs. w. H. Smith and Julian
Swami.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Denoon
and daughter, of Richmond, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Snead Denoon and
son of Powhatan, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Denoon, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Willis were
! Richmond Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Hatcher
and Bula Ann and Kenneth Hat
cher were in Richmond Friday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20

Norton was asked whether he
thought the school population
would decline with the decrease
in population OF the last ten
years.
1.-The hool census taken
every year shows the total will
be about the same for the next
two years, a slight decline In the
next two. then a slight increase
Tor two years." Norton said.
Norton says he sees needs in
both the white and Negro
schools in the county. A cafeter-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20

Miss Selma Hindle and Mrs.
William B. Jefferson were in
Richmond last Thursday and
Friday to attend the Kiwanis
Travelogue, Grand Canyon Ad-
venture" at the Mosque.
Mrs. ]. D. Rand, Mrs. H. C.
Rucker, Mrs. William B. Jeffer-
son, and Mrs. J. B. Mason were
in Crewe Saturday afternoon to
attend the James Allen Chapter
OAR, in the home Of Mrs. C.
E. Wilson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20

ia at both schools is especially
needed. he declared. He said he
is interested in improving educa-
tiOnal facilities In the county as
far as possible. There will al
ways be- public schools, in his
opinion. possibly though. there
will also be private schools as In
Charlottesville, Norfolk and 9TH
er parts of the state.
At the business meeting fol-
lowing. members voted to spon-
sor girl at Girls State next
summer,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20
Dance Set At
Meherrin Friday

MEHERR1N. Jan. 10 - The
Meherrin Home Demonstration
Club will sponsor an old-fash-
Toned square dance January 20
at 8 pm.
The dance will be held in the
Firemen's Hall.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-12-22

preservation of democratic
values in our society as a
whole.
The best Of many reasons
for hoping that the AFLCIO
will rapidly solve its own in
ternal problems is that unless
and until it does so there is
little possibility that the de-
cline in union membership
will be reversed.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-12-22
Sum

Continued from page ~
part in the simple joys Of the
wedding party.
AM NOT ARGUING in IA
vor of those office parties at
Christmas time when men and
women drink themselves into
a drunken stupor that leads
oftentimes to other profana-
tons. In these cases, the body
has broken the harmony be-
tween itself and the soul and
gives itself over to instinct.
But when the body is in
unison with the soul and the
soul with the Spirit, then
there is reason for body, soul
and Spirit to rejoice togeth-
err on Our Lords birthday in
the flesh. God rest you mer-
ry gentlemen, let nothing
you dismay, for Christ Our
Lord and Saviour was born on
Christmas day"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-12-22
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mility, and say simply: ooh
my God, | am sorry
HE REALLY DOESN'T ex-
pect perfection in child rear
ing. All He wants Of both of
you is that you try to love His
children and yours, and each
other. as well as you can.
He supplies for the made
quacies Of human love. With
every act of humility and con-
triton, there ought to be also
an act of confidence my
God, | am sorry but also
MY God. with Your help,
I'll love a little better to-
morrow" Then give over the
burden to Him and, for heav-
ems sake, relax!