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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21
Wealthiia

Dec. 20 - The spirit of Christ
mas rests over our quiet COM
mnlnity like a benediction. Fami-
lies long separated. are being
reunited and greetings from
friends Of years gone by are
flying over the miles.
The Wealthia Home Demon
StratiOn Club held its December
meeting in the home Of Mrs.
Hazel Page, at Ar'vonia, on
Wednesday, Dec. II. Mrs. Bailey
gave a most interesting demon
Straton on sandwiches and party
Snacks. The Christmas Story
was rendered by Mrs. Walter
Bransford, gifts were exchang-
ed, and each member contribut-
ed a gift for a little boy in the
Lynchbury Training School. Ar
engagements were also made to
send fruit and flowers for the
sick.
The next meeting is schedul-
ed to take place in the home
OF Mrs. Bessie Jackson on Jan.
8. Mrs. Bailey will demonstrate
Family Financial Plans.
Visitors of the club on Dec.
IL were Miss Nell Jeffrey and
Misses Agnes and Ethel Brans-
ford.
Expected guests of Mr.. an d
Mrs. Willie johnson are the r
children and grandchildren, Mr..
and Mrs. William Thomas John
son, of Draper, N. c.
Milton Wood sustained painful
burns in an explosion that &C.
CURED while working on a trac-
tor recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Gary
have moved to their home in
Glendale ALTON Terrace, for
merly owned by Mrs. Annie
Johnson.
In Hospital
w. E. Puryear entered John
ston-WiliS Hospital in Richmond
for treatment Sunday.
Our community was saddened
by the passing Of Mrs. Gordon
Snoddy two weeks ago and we
wish to extend sympathy to the
bereaved family.
Col. Warren Crurnp has re-
turned to his home after a stay
IN a Richmond hospital.
Mrs. Edith Clark had as her
week end guests, her brother
ln-laW and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
clarence Vaughan, of Farmyille
Mrs. J. c. LighHoot is con-
llned to her home after a pain
ful fall. We wish for her q
speedy recovery.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21

ed with q social and refresh
ments at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Goodman.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Dean Howard
and daughter. Martha Steele,
are expected this week end from
Clinton, N. Y, to spend a por-
ton Of the Christmas holidays
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. H.
Blanton.
Expected holiday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Garrett and
family are Mrs. L. w. ellis, OF
Richmond, and Miss Nora Way,
Of Summit, N. j.
State Trooper and Mrs. Steve
Musulin, &c Eli a and Stevie
have returned to Mon Repose''
following a weeks visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Musulin, Of Monroe, Mich.
Miss Ida Amos, of Richmond
will be a guest during the holi.
days Of her sister. Mrs. C. D
Brown, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin A. Flippen
and Mrs. Charles S. Miner, &C.
cOmpanled by W. w. Dowdy
and w. j. Ayers, will be guests
on Christmas Day Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Aubrey L. Flippen and
daughter, Barbara. in Rich.
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. God.
sey and the Misses Page and
Janet Godsey visited Mrs. God
sey's mother, Mrs. Vincent c.
Tate, of SAKE, last Sunday.
Expected week end guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Foster are
Albert Monroe Foster, Jr., and
family Of Graham, N. C.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
j. j. Pembelton were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Oliver and son, Jack
OF Farmville, Mr. ano Mrs. Otis
Reamey and Mrs. R. D. Ream.
ey, Of PheniX, and Mr.. and Mrs
Spencer Sloane and son, OF
CaIra.
Mi. and Mrs. LinWood Ayers
had among their guests on Sun
day, at CaIra. Miss Margaret
Garrls. Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Lang
and family and Larry Parsons
all of Richmond.
Mrs. Ada B. Shepard attend
ed the funeral Tuesday of he1
sister-in-laW. Mrs. Matte P
Shepard, at Salem Methodist
Church in Buckingham county
She was accompanied by Mrs
Adellne D. Garrett, of Sunny
Side.
Mrs. Virginia Kesler had as
her guests last Sunday Mr.. anc
Mrs. Raymond ard. Of
Rocky Mount.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. j. Gilbert
and son, Floyd j. Gilbert, Jr.
will spend a few days during
the h holidays in Rogersville
Tenn, visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. L. Lipe, and other
relatives and friends.
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Nuckols. and other members Of
the family.
Miss Bessie Stuart, Of Farm
vile, will be a guest during the
holidays of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Wilkinson.
Mrs. E. Alan Carter is spend
ing the holidays in Waverly as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. How
ard Settle and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Walker
and son, Gordon, of Richmond,
will be overnight SITS on
Christmas Eve of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Atkinson.
En- route to Florida, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Arndt are expected
Friday to stop over for a few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Ransom and other rela-
tives in this vicinity Miss Joyce
Ransom, Of Richmond, will be
home for the week end and
Christmas Day.
Among the expected guests
during the holidays of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Brandt are Col. and
Mrs. Walt Gol'ham, and the
Misses Ruth and Candlace Cor
ham, all of Richmond. Col. Cor
ham will be leaving on Jan. l.,
for overseas duty.
S. Sgt. and Mrs. Jackie l..
Bryan and h d re n, Vickie,
Brad and Donnie, arrived from
Scott Air Base, Ill.,, last Friday
to spend the holiday week end
visiting. the N. H. Huskey fami-
ly and others.
Mrs. H. D. Moring will be in
Richmond during the holidays
where she will be the guest of
her son. Harold w. Phillips, and
family.
| Christmas holiday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Davis
will be Mrs. Ralph Hayes,
Kathy and J. A., of Lynchburg.
Home From Hospital
J. G. Clements has returned
from the Medical College of
Virginia Hospital, Richmond,
and is recuperating at his SUI
burban home. Garland Re
treat"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Bishop,
the Misses Sheila and Terri
Bishop. all of Petersburg, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Williams and
daughter. Robin Lynn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Couch, Jr., Judy Lynn
and Jerry Wayne, all OF Crewe,
will be among the guests next
week of Mr.. and Mrs. C. V.
Couch, at ''Lakeview Farm
Harry Harrison, a freshman
, student of the University of Ten
neSSee at Knoxville, arrived last
Saturday to spend the holidays
here with his parents. State
Trooper and Mrs. E. c. Harri-
son.
Youth Car0ling
Christmas carols Will take the
place of the regular fourth Sun
day night meeting of the Cum
berland Youth Fellowship on
Dec. %. They will be joined by
the Cumberland 4-H Club. All
members wishing to participate
i'll this activity are asked to
meet at the courthouse at
pm. This. event will be climax
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21
Fitzgerald Baptist
Church To Have
Pageant, Sunday

A Christmas pageant will be
given at Fitzgerald Baptis t
Church in Cumberland on Sun
day, Dec. %, at Z pm.
Tommy Reynolds will sing
four solos in the pageant, en-
titled The Birthday of King. 7
The public is cordially invited
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21
Post Office
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On Saturday, Dec. 2;

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service at the post office here
viii De extended to S pm. on
Saturday. Dec. %. This extern
sion IS being given to assist pa
IRON. !, In taking advantage of
I Z minute mailing, whereby
1hey may buy stamps and mail
p = &c post packages, according
% W. W. Grizzard, postmaster
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21
HAPPY CHAP!

A sponsor is a listener who
turns his radio off after the
commercial!
Evening star., 1962-05-01
New Obj Shots Set,
Soviet Scientist Soys

three more orbital flights are
scheduled for 1862. DR.. Porter
inA his address !. said nshort-
duration orbitsI mapned space
sAlshtss will be repeated with
different astronaslts on board,
Ahd tie flight duration would
be extended to IS orbits or
more, at least by some date in
1863"
Orbit This Month
The next three-orbit flight
is scheduled for this month.
There have been reports that
If the next mission is success
full, the duration Of flights win
be- extended to seven orbits
Q012 hours).
The space agency has con-
firmed that seven-orbit mis-
sions are in the offixng but mol
that they will follow immedi-
ately after a success In the next
Mercury flight.
: The American report said
one more Ranger moon shot
would be made this year as
wei Mariner-R Venus probe
attempts. -
. Three more Tyres weather
satellites are set for launching
this year and early next year
and the first Nimbus is sched-
uled7 to 60 up late in 1882
Nimbus Is a more advanced
weather satellite which win or
bit over the poles with its
cameras always pointing at
the earth. -.
Evening star., 1962-05-01
GLENN AND TITOV
GET 30 MINUTES
FOR SPACE TALKS

Spacemen John H. Glenn,
jr.. and Gherman s. Titov
each has been allotted 80
minutes for their talks
Thursday ct q meeting of
the Committee on Space
Research.
Maj. Titov viii talk from
4:30 TO 5 O'Clock and Col.
Glenn $40 to $50. A news
conference VIII follow at
Sis pm. Their talks win
be taped for later showing
on television.
The meeting win be held
in the auditorium Of the
new State Department
Building where President
Kennedy usually holds his
news conferences. Admis-
sion win be limited to dele.
gates and others accredited
to the space meeting.
Evening star., 1962-05-01

On outer space: There Is
room for everybody"
On the New York Stock Ex-
change: Everything is very
clear in outer space. Here
nothing is clear"
And on the city itself: 1T is
very difficult to tell you-there
is so much. But there is one
thing-there are too many cars
here. And there is very little
green in town."
Mai. Titov made the obServa-
tions yesterday during visits to
the United Nations, Wall Street
and the Radio City Music Hall,
where he took in q movie spool
ing space travel-"Moon Pilot.
Tomorrow morning they go
to Washington, where Mai.
Titov will address a meeting of
the Committee on Space Re-
search and meet Col. Glenn,
who orbited the earth three
times.
Mai. Titov bantered with
United States Ambassador
Adlai E. Stevenson at q recep-
ton in the Russians honor at
U. N. headquarters. y
The Russian couples sur
prise visit to the stock ex-
Evening star., 1962-05-01

IS times or more without fees
were Eugene Robertson. Kath-
crime NJ. Staley, Albert Stern
and Thurlow z. Tibbs. All the
Evening star., 1962-05-01

more space in space capsules
"The time is not far away
when we will be walking around
in the capsule" Mai. Titov said
on the CHS Calendar" pro-
gram.
He made this comment when
questioned about differences
bet%een his ship and that OF
Ca. John H. Glenn, jr., Ameri-
can orbiter.
e Maj. Titov said his ship was
more powerful and, therefore,
techniques had to be different.
He said he could stand up in
his ship but could not walk
IN it.
The Russian and his wife
spoke through interpreters on
the program.
I'm discussing crowds in the
city. Maj. Titov said the people
have treated his wife and him
very cordially and that many
have greeted us in Russian"
His wife Tamara. "a, said she
was enjoying her visit here and
that "the people are very hos
pftable."
: On the first full day Of his
American visit yesterday Mai.
Titov expressed himself on a
variety of subjects.
Evening star., 1962-05-01
BY WILFHAM HINES y
Star fnce Writer e

The SovieN ufe pldae ! to
orbit more d no aulS this
year, accord g - Nat cd4ns
try's No. l s& scienEist !
Anatoly BIZ of15ov t6Id the
Committee on Space Research
tCOSPAR) today that "medi-
'cal and biological Investigations
I. during the next manned
flights" are part Of Russia's
space program for 1862. =
I The Russian, a member of
the Soviet Academy of Sci
ences and a general in the Red
Army. did not say what kind
of flights would be taken. Gen.
Blagonrazov's speech was the
first of a series of national re-
ports of space activities to be
delivered at the COSPAR meet
ing of space scientists from le
countries which opened at the
new Space Department audi
:torium this morning. -.. =
American space accomplish
ments and plans were described
by DR.. Richard w. Porter Of the
National Academy of Sciences
Flights Discussed
Speaking in heavily accented
English. Gen. Blagonrazov dis
cuSsed chief Soviet space flights
of 1861. including a probe sent
toward the planet Venice In
February and the manned
flights Of Mai. Yuri Gagarin
and Gherman Titov in April
and August respectively.
His reports on past activities
contained little new informa-
ton. He said medical and
biological investigations" would
be presented in subsequent
papers at Il pestAfE and
added that MAi N oV wonld
speak of his ON xp eriEnces.
The Russian CSSine eAaut, 4f6ng
with American Astronaut John
H. Glenn. jr., will address
COSPAR Thursday afte5noons
In addition to more manned
flights this year. the Soviet
Union apparently plans to
orbit some weather satellites
something like our Tyroses.
Clouds to Be Studied
The Russian scientist said
study of the distribution and
movement of cloud systems
would be undertaken.
Russia will also orbit satel-
lites to investigate the Van
Allen radiation belts. the upper
atmosphere and the earth's
magnetic field, he added. Y ~ Z
The American report said
Evening star., 1962-05-01

ArliMssoa cyess o MsweF Co.
36lo Columbia Pike IA. 2-eloo
Evening star., 1962-05-01

permitting amendments and
allowing four hours for general
debate.
The committees hearing to-
day lasted less than two hours.
At the outset, several members
indicated doubt about the bill.
They expressed satisfaction,
however, when Commerce Com
mittee Chairman Harris. DEM
ocrat of Arkansas, urged speed
in establishing such a corpora
ton to head off possible similar
activity by Soviet Russia ir the
communications satellite field.
Passage Expected
The bill vas given a good
chance Of House passage late
tomorrow or Thursday despite
indications that two especially
controversial amendments will
be proposed by individual men,
berS. .as
Representative Younger Re-
publican of Californ 4 Sd fAe
Rules Committee there was
some support for a opeal %
confine ownership 0k thA dew
corporation to private c1fApa-
MES already in the communica-
tions industry. Representative
Boiling. Democrat of Missouri,
a Rules Committee member,
said he heard that several
members believed stock inSthe
new corporation should = be
owned only by the public ,Ssss
Mr.. Harris said the peudinei
bill represents a comprolgllse
between the Kennedy admin
iStration's original recommen-
dations and those of the COM
Evening star., 1962-05-01

municatiors industry. 1t pro-
vides that the corporation be
owned half by individual stock
holders and half by private
communications carriers.
US. Control Limited
Mr.. Harris emphasized there
would be no Government
ownership Of the corporation
to handle q system Of orbiting
satellites for international
transmission Of messages and
other communications.
He declared that there
would be no Government con-
troll except where Government
controls always are necessary
in any monopoly" He ex-
planned that these would in
clude such things as Govern
ment supervision Of stock is
suances. and FEC licensing Of
the ground stations and deter,
nina tioH. of rates.
! The commeree Committees
bin is similar to one approved
by the Senate Aero
naaitical and Space Sciences
Committee.
Its 15-member board of direc-
tors would include six repre-
senting the public, six repre-
the companies and three
appointed by the President with
Senate confirmation. Common
stock would be offered at d
maxinaurns of $f00 a share. No
pefssri OF syndicate outside of
the communications companies
could own more than 10 per
cent.
Evening star., 1962-05-01
Attorneys Cited
For Aid to Youths

Sixteen Washington attorneys
were honored today for volun-
tary free counsel to INDECENT
youths who have appeared in
Juvenile Court in the past five
years.
The attorneys, who have
served at least 90 times during
the five-year period. were hon.
pred in the chambers Of Juvenile
Court Judge Orm w. Ketcham
In q Law Day ceremony.
Attorneys honored for serving
Evening star., 1962-05-01


change came at the end of
trading for the day.
The couple stood on the
visitors balcony and waved
back at those who waved up
at them. There were q few
boos among the cheers and
applause, but Mai. Titov main
tanned his broad smile.
Later, someone asked II he
would like to become an in-
vestor.
Certainly not" he replied
in mock horror. u have got
much better work than that
on my mind right now"
Evening star., 1962-05-01
Crowds Follow Titov:
Cont See City, He Says

NEW YORK, May (AP).-The Russian Spaceman. Cher
man Ttov complained today lack of space in New York
City.
He said on televson he having difficulty
the sights because Of crowds that gathered around
him. !
~ But he predicted the when there would
Evening star., 1962-05-01
House Rules Unit OKs
Reloy Satellites Plan
By ROBERT X. WALSH
Star staff Writer

Legislation to create private profit making corporation
to maintain global satellite communications system received
Unexpectedly rousng endo by the House Committee
today.
The committee voted unanimously send measure
the House for consideration a procedure
Evening star., 1962-05-01
Voice to Grow

LONDON-Transmitters used
by the Voice of america IN
England are To be made five
times more powerful this year.
y, = ~ h
Evening star., 1962-04-02

For free reprint Of this urtiele from
Mecol's Magazine please write: Customer
Relotions, Giont Food Inc. P. o. Box 1904,
Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1962-04-02

ON FACE 1ZS Or IT'S MARCH ISSUE
MecALt'S coMMENDS GIANT LEAN BEEF.
You con serve your fomily excellent beef and
still sove money in the boreoin. Toke Mecoll's
word for II. The March issue, paee 1913 hos a
fascinating ortiele about meot . the inside
story on how to select more protein-pocked
cut Of beef. Speeiolly mentioned is our Giant
Leon.
''The Gicnt ehoin Of supermorkeis, in and
around Washington, D. C., lectures d
grade Of its own. Ciont Leon, Iess-fot meat,
selected according TO its own specifications
Doctors are said to be recommending it," re-
ports MeCoIl's.
IN the medical profession, there is still con-
troversy Regarding the effects of onimaI fat in
diets. We toke no position other than to recon.
mend that you be guided by your own doctors
odWee. Giont Lean is beef speedily selected by
Us from Western Com-Fed eottle that yield
more leon meat IN proportion to fat. Giant
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Flovorfvll And iower-prieed, too!
We're pleased to have helped initiate such
important progress. We tip our hofs to MecolI's
for bringing this story to the ottention of mil
lions Of fomilies all over America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-11
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MAN ALIVE. look. the owner is
leaving this week end, immediate
possession Of this 5 bedroom. brick
rancher. Large living room, with
log-burning fireplace, separate
spacious dining room, de lux,
kitchen with eating space, finished
rec. room. laundry room and
Conve len t to schools, bus
churches and shops. Priced below
appraisal; S21.950. For appoint.
TINKT,E PROPERTIES
Evening star., 1962-01-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

HUGE COLONIAL with 4 immense
bedrms., ga baths, sep. din. rm.,
large large equipped kit; with eating
glass sliding doors) off the kit;
tile basement and outside entr
aluminium and brick. S22,990. VA
or FHA
JE. 3-3500 YEONAS REALTY
LARGE RAMBLER located in VI
emma Woods designed with 4 bed
rms, 2 full baths, huge kit. with
breakfast nook; full bsmt. with
tile floor, rec. center across st. At
tractive level lot. S2l 900 FHA.
JE. $4,000 YEONAS REALTY