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The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-17

HEAVEN AND The NEW EARTH! (Rev. 2lD AND
THEIR EXCLUSIVE REALITY AND the
NoT-H-lNc-N-E-s-s OF THE THINGS SEEN.
TEMPoRAL'I ISL Paul. - THE EVIL THE
HUMAN! THE MATERIAL!
HUNTING FOR : NOT cHRIsTLIKE WISDOM
AND UNDERSTANDING : o NO BUT FOR
ANIMAL FLESH DUCKS!
AND POOR MR. cURTIcE ACCIDENTALLY
SHOOTS KILLS. HIS GOOD FRIEND FORMER VICE.
PRESIDENT OF c.M. Mr.. HARRY ANDERsoNl
POOR MR. cURTIcE COULD NOT BE LIBERATED
IN THIS WORLD !! - OF THE ANTLcHRisT
ADAM-EvE "LoRD-coD" tcen. III. ete) MY-rHsl
MATTER, SIN, HUMAN BIRTHS, DISEASE. DE-
foRMITIEs DEATHS, DISASTERS PEsTILENcEs
WARS EVEN! - MERELY MYTHICAL
MORTAL THOUGHT PHENOMENA! - COUNTER.
FEITs, BURLEsoUEs. AND. FORTUNATELY
OFTEN SYMBOLS. OF DIVINE IDEAS!
PART
"AMERiCA MOURNS A GREAT LADY"
Free Press Wire Services Nov
MRS. ROOSEVELT LIKE MR.. CURTIcE. WAS
NOT SUFFICIENTLY WELL BORN!
TO HAVE THE
HEAVENLY. SPIRITUAL 'REBRTH.' VIA GODS
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH! AND THE APPRE-
HENsIoN OF JESUS my FATHERS BUSINESS"
IN MATURITY. PURITY THE MAKING or CHRIST
LIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE STUDENTS THINK
ERs LEADERS - WHO ARE ONLY. OF ALL PEo-
PIES, COMPETENT TO ADEQUATELY WAGE A
SPIRITUAL WARFARE WITH THE WORLD. THE
FLESH. AND THE DEVIL! - FORTUNATELY,
MERELY ADAMEvE "LoRDcoD" cen. ~. etc.,
FRAUDS! MYTHS {! = NO-THI-N-c-NE-SS!
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH RESEARCH WAS.
AND IS, - AN IMPERATIVE NEED FOR A HALF
CENTURY OF FLAcRANT, SATAN BOUND THINK
INC! = IN ORDER TO BE LIBERATED FROM
ILLUSIONS AND DELUsIoNs or THE FOUR EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS CRIPPLES - WHOSE FUNDA
MENTALS ARE PERFECT - THE TEN COMMAND
MENTS, VIRGIN BIRTH, RESURRECTION, AS
cENsloN. cHRIsT's SERMON ON THE MOUNT AND
THE SATAN BOUND, IMPURE THERA-
PEUTIcs - THE NoN-cHRIST SCIENTIST
FAITH HEALINCS, WITH OR WITHOUT, MEDl
CINE. INVITE PREMATURE DEATHS. BLUNDERS.
DISASTERS PEARL HARBoRs. KoREAS. cUBAs
BECAUSE - THE GOD AND FATHER OF CHRIST
JESUS - THE DEITY - NOT THE DEVILS
"loRD-coD" teen ~. sfe.) = GENESIS First
CHAPTER. IMPLIES BASIC, CHRIST. WITH YOU
AWAY CHRISTIANITY CHRIST SCIENCE
SECOND coMINc"! = COMPLETING THE Ex'
PosURE OF DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE Lineo'n
shakespesre) - REVEALING THE PERFECTION,
ETERNALITY or GODS OFFSPRING - YOUR
TRUE BEING - WITHOUT BEGINNING With
OUT ENDING - ADAM.EvELEsS! = NEVER
BORN NEVER DYING - NEVER SINNER!
NEVER BORN or SINNERS OF WOMAN, uN-
CLEAN lob, O.TJ
GEN. l:27 GODS MALE AND FEMALE NOT
ANIMAL, PHYSICAL NOT AN ADAM, NOR AN
EVE MURDERoUs CAIN, JUDAS KNAvE OK FOUL
THE ECO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHOOD = REPUDiATED 81
THE c-H-l-LDL-ES-S CHRIST JESUS! = Ine
WAY. THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE" - my wokNS
AND GREATER SHALL yE Do"!
GEN. I:2s "BE FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY
TAKEN LITERALLY, YOU ARE ROBBED wa
THE SATAN BOUND. SAUL OF TARsUs, ADAMEvs
TRANsLAToRs - THOUSANDS OF 'Nvo-o"
TARY, SPIRITUAL ADULTERERS!
SEE LOVES HAIr or .. lsq, GODS CHRISTIAN
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MASSES - "THE MANIFEST MISTAKES IN TIE
ANCIENT VERSIONS" ETC.
"REPLEWsH TIE EARTH'I
MORE 'coCKEYEDr SoCALLED THINKING VI
SATAN BOUND TRANsLAToRs!
HOW CAN SATANIC HUMANS DEVILS ADAMS
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-17
'VIP's -
CONTINUED From Back Page,

MR.. cURTIcE WAS. UNDOUBTEDLY, Roesen
VIA THE ANTLcHRiST. COCKTAIL, TOBACCO sex
soPHsTIcATloN OF THESE TIMES - USED
sKlRTLEss FEMALES m GINS PUBLICITY. IArr
m MR. cuRTIcE's PRESIDENCY or CIV
-ue DEVIL MORNING IK!
INCIDENTALLY. PONTIAC HAD sKRrLess &c.
MALES EXHIBITING THEMSELVES IN THEIR DISPLAY
~ THE RECENT AUTO SHOW AT coBo Hall
HOW THE cULlieLE NoNcHRlsT SCIENTISTS
ACCEPT THE DEVILS AID AND SHUT OFF. THE BLESS.
INcS or "oUR FATHERMoTHeR cOpeAlI.
HARMONIOUS" AND HIS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
"scIENcE or SCIENCES" or THE UNIVERSE,
HEALER OF THE NATIONS - Revelation 222
REVELATION or THE REAL, THE NEW
HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH! REV. 2I:D AND
THEIR EXCLUSIVE .R-EAL-LT-Y AND THE
NoT-H-l-N-c-N-E-s-S OF THE THINGS SEEN
TEMPORALl Isl. Paul. - THE EVIL TIE
ulJMAN ! THE MATERIAL!
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-17
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Continued From Back Page)
PART
THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH!
(R. c. Apocalypse; Protestant Revelation z'l)
AND THEIR EXCLUSIVE REALITY! - AND
THE UTTER No-THlN.cNE-ss! OF THE sA-
TANIc, ADAMEvE "LoRDcoD" Gen. ~, efe)
- SATANIC HUMANS so-cALLED MAN OF THE
DUST OF THE GROUND! - FRAUDS MYTHS!
1.-THE DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE Lincoln, Shakespeare
OF SAUL OF TARSUS, ADAMEvE TRANS
LAToRs INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL ADUL TERERs
- CHARGING THE DEITY OF THE FIRST
CHAPTER or GENESIS WITH BEING THE
MYTHICAL "LORD-COD" WITH HIS
PSEUDO, BURLESoUE MAN - AND THE GOD
AND FATHER OF CHRIST JESUS SUPPOSEDLY
GIVING THIS PSEUDO. MYTHICAL ADAM A
SATANIC EVE, AND BETWEEN THE TWO.
THEY RAISE UP A MURDERoUS CAIN AND AD
INFINITUM! = JUDASES, KNAvEs, FOOLS -
THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS
AND PARENTHoOD! - REPUDATED By THE
c.H.l.L-D-LE-s-s CHRIST JESUS
JESUS SUCCESSOR
GREATEST MARY. BAKER EDDY!
ONLY ONE CHILD IN HER NEARLY 30 YEARS!
AND THAT CHILD OF HER FIRST MARRIAGE!
= WipoWHooD WITHIN ONE YEAR - WAS
TYPICAL, SATANIC ADAM!...
Declaration of RepentuneeI independence
imperative!
FROM THE MYTHS - HUMAN BIRTHS!
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MULTIPLYING SINNERS. DEVILS ADAMS.
Ewes KNAvEs FOOLS, FOR NoN-ExisTENT JOBS!
For INADEQUATE RELIGIOUS. AND EDUcA-
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THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS LIKE UNTO
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DETRoFr TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1862 9
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-06
Campus Dramatists
To Present Spring
Plays This Week

The Longwood Players and the
Hampden-Sydney Jongleurs. stu
dent dramatic groups. will COM
bine talents this week in pre-
senting their spring plays March
8, 8 and 10 in Jarman Auditorium
at Longwood College.
Two plays will be presented
each night. Jean Anouilth's.
"Antigone" and Eugene Ionesco's
1.-The Bald Soprano
Curtain time nightly is 8
o'clock.
"Antigone written and first
produced in Paris in 1913. is a
dramatic protest through the use
of symbolism against the Nazi
occupation of France, and the
French rejection of Nazism. The
author has modernized the Greek
tragedy by Sophocles to dram
atize the plays theme.
1.-The Bald Soprano" is a comic
al parody of people who are I'M
certain of who they are and why
they exist. In this offering the
student dramatists will be en-
barking on a new type OF comedy
With-a-point.
Richmond Wiles. instructor of
speech and drama at LongWood
College. is director for the groups.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-06
P-TA To Feature
School Panelists

A panel Of students and army
Counselors will find answers to
the questions of young people
regarding the army, the draft
and military obligations during
the meeting of the Prince Ed
ward Academy P-TA Thursday
night, March s, at s o'clock in
the Circuit Court Room.
The Academy students on the
panel will be Cliff Jenkins, SEA
president, Charles Fishburne and
Jane Parker, annual editor.
The program will be tape re-
corded by Station WFLO at
Farmville. and will be broad
cast Saturday, March 10, at $50
pm. The broadcast will be the
first in a series Of eight weekly
shows OF a series cntitlc Army
Answers Youth. !
Walter Bruce, P-TA president,
invites patrons and interested
friends to attend the Thursday
meeting and program.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-06
World Prayer
Service Friday

A World Day Of Prayer SER
vice will be held at Collie e
Church, Hampden-Sydney, on
Friday. March 8, at $50 pm,
sponsored by the Farmville
Council Of Church Women.
This is the 18th annual obser-
vance of World Day of Prayer,
which unites Christians in pray
er and fellowship around the
Wuvld.
The offering provides opport-
nifty TO contribute to interdenom-
national work in America and
aci oss the seas.
The offering here is to be di-
vided between the Division of
Foreign Missions and the Divi-
sion Of Home Missions Of the Ma
t!onal Council of Churches.
Included under the home mis-
SION projects are gifts for the
ministry to migrants, the
church and community in transit
ton, Indians Americans and AL
aska.
Foreign mission work to be
Continued on page ~
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-06
Maury A. Hubbard
To Address Rotary
Rural-Urban Dinner

Mauly A. Hubbard. of Rich
mond, executive secretary Of
the Virginia Farm Bureau Fed
GRAFTON. will address the Farm
vile Rotary Clubs Farmers
Night dinner asSemblage at Ho-
tel Weyanoke Thursday night at
$50 o'clock.
The occasion, for which each
Rotarian brings a farmer guest,
is program through which
Rotary annually strives to bring
the urban and rural segments
of the community closer to-
gether.
Hubbard. one of the chief
spokesmen for Virginia agricul-
ture, has served with the Farm
Bureau Federation since 1916.
He was the recipient of VPI's
distinguished service to agricul-
ture award in that year.
A native of Bedford county
and 1880 graduate of VPI, Hub
bard served with the Virginia
Department Of Agriculture for
II years prior to accepting the
Farm Bureau state organization
post.
A son, Maury, Jr., is a 1858
graduate of Hampden Syndey
College now pursuing medical
studies.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-06

that office on previous occa-
sions."
Lieuntenant Governor Mills E.
Goodwin said he was lin COM
plete accord" with the gov
errors statement.
Former attorney general Fred
T. Gray. who argued the states
case. said of the opinion. 1.-THE
finest thing in the opinion is the
courts assertion that there is a
district division of powers be-
tween the legislative and judici-
al branches and the courts
statement that it would mot
substitute its discretion for that
Of the legislative branch"
CONTINUED on page y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-06
FinoI Summaries In

The final marketing tabulations
on the 1861 crop of Virginia dark
fired tobacco show that Falmville
auctions accounted for 40 per cent
of the total season sales.
Total producers sales through
out the Virginia belt amounted TO
$3.50, 1888. the report shows. That
is 10 per cent increase over
1860, but below the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture prediction of
a 10 million pound-plus crop.
Lynchburg's sales of 4,308 1886,
or A per cent of the total. were
the greatest of the three markets.
Farmville S 40 per cent accounted
for 1888. 1884 pounds.
Blackstone sold the final Is per
cent. or 1923 .567 pounds.
Averages
The final tabulationS of general
floor averages for the season
show Blackstone was highest with
5000. Lynchburg averaged S39.0l
with Farmville following at $37 .89.
The weight figures given are
producer sales only which are the
amount of tobacco actually grown
and offered for sale. Gross"
sales. reported also. arc higher
because they include the weight
Of resales.
With the exception Of the Rich
mond market, the primary one
for sun-cWed tobacco. Farmvllle
sales Of this kind of tobacco far
surpassed Lynchburg and Black
stone.
Sun Cured Sales
The Sun-cured producers sales
by markets were: Richmond. L.
867 .306 pounds; Farmville. 269.-
55l pounds: Lynchbure q .54S
pounds md Blackstone 1864
pounds.
The total weight of sun-cured
for the season was 2.l34 O3a
pounds. or 36i, 76O more than a
year ago.
The belt average Ct $s9.S1 was
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-06
Finol Summaries In
Farmville Warehouses Aucti0ned
40 Per Cent OF Dark-Fired Crop

a record high. Sun-Cured averages
by markets were: Richmond,
$4,000; Farmville. $34.lO; Lynch
burg, $33.12, and Blackstone.
s33.ol
The figures were provided by
the Virginia Crop Reporting Serv-
ice. a division of the Department
of Agriculture.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-06

educational worth. Founded in
l776, the college has put its share
OF graduates into the field of gov
ernment from a president down.
From its ranks have come 30
college presidents. and 10 insti-
lions OF higher learning we're es-
tablished or reorganizcd by
Hampden-Sydney men.
But, in recent years with the
growing interest in science,
many new honors in that field
have been accorded the institu-
ton. They are honors earned
well before Sputnik and the full
furry of the space age.
Recent H0nOrs
Recent honorS that reflect the
educational effort of the college
include the following
1t ranks 18th in the nation in
the proportion of its graduates
who continue on TO the rIID. dc
gree in science
II ranks fourth in the nation OH
the basis Of the percentage IF
its graduates who earned the
M, y. degree, "a study made
BY the q, S. Department Of
Health. Education and Welfare
provides the facts on the first
two honorS.)
It is listed first in the nation
in the proportion of its graduates
in physics who obtained the Ph.D
degree in physics.
In proportion to It's enrolment
Of 400. it IS in the first five per
cent Of all colleges in the num-
Der of graduates listed in An,cri-
can Men Of Science.
In proportion to its enrolment
it has consistently been in the
Continued on page u
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-06

The decision to go into such
a program was made following an
explanation by Dudley l.. Pc
cry, county Extension agent. of
the Rural Areas Development
program. That is a nationwide
effort supported by the U. 8.
Department of Agriculture.
What is RAD
Known as RAD, the program
provides organ:zational guidelin-
es, suggests areas of study ard
action, and provides for stand
by technical aid from the federal
agency resources already exist
ing in the county.
Agencies with a responsibility
to assist local RAD committees
in programs of actions are the
Farmers Home ADM -istration,
the Rural Electrification Ad-
ministration, the Soil Conserva-
ton Service, the Forest Service,
the Agricultural Sterilization and
Conservation Service and 9TH
erS.
The Extension Service,
through its local agents, has the
res possibility to help with or
ganlzation, educational leader
ship. and analyses of needs. re-
sources and development poten-
tial
The RAD program, in its eco
nomic development phase, would
seek to achieve more or new
progress for agriculture. bust
ness and industry, forestry and
conservation, public services
ard utilities.
The major overall efforts in
this phase would be to provide
adequate income and employ
ment.
Human Development
| The other major phase of the
program and long range effort
concerns human development.
Here. the areas of study and
action programs would concern
youth, health, recreation, educa-
tlon and the home and family.
John Steck. a member of the
! county board of supervisors
presided Thursday night when
about 90 persons were present
The agenda included a review of
RAD accomplishments in pilot
4 U. S. counties, presented by
Mrs. Eunice Motley, home ag-
ent.
Some areas of potential chal-
lenge to the county were offered
by Charles H. Martin, employ
ment office manager, in an an
ABYSS of current employment
here. Also by s. w. Putney, Jr.,
/ president Of the Farmville Area
Development Corporation, Roy R
Pearson, administrator of the
Prince Edward School Founda.
Continued on Page y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-06
RAD Committee
Members Named

Members of the rural areas
development committee named
during district caucuses Thurs
day night are:
Lockett, Calvin Cook. and Fiel-
der Hubbard; Hamrden, A. D.
Hobgood. Jr., ard j. A. Hines:
Leigh, c. B. Beck and J. M.
Glascock.
Buffalo, w. L. Dickinson and
John Crute; Prospect. w: w.
Vaughan and A. w. Lewis;
F'armville District, Mrs. June
Ellington John Steck.
Two representatives of the
Town of Farmville are to be de-
signed this week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-06

The Commute shows to be
aired at $50 pm, each Satur-
day starting March 10. will con
sist Of a panel discussion featur-
ing three high school students
from a different school each
week and three expert army
counselOrs.
Henry Fulcher, Station WFLO
announcer, will be moderator
for the series of broadcasts.
Army advisors furnishing the
answers on the panel will be
Master Sergeant William Poole,
state supervisor of recruiting at
Richmond, Sergeant clovis
Walters. recruiter at Petersburg,
and Sergeant Robert Rozzell,
Farmville army recruiter.
Written by Master Sergeant B.
w. Nelson. Of Richmond. and
produced jointly by the Publicity
Section Of the Richmond Main
Recruiting Station. and WFLO,
the shows will emphasize the
value of a diploma and will en-
courage students to continue
their education until it is obtain
Students of Prince Edward
Academy will serve on the panel
Of the premiere show, with later
Continued on Page y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-06
Anthropologist To
Lecture Thursday

DR.. Melville j. Herskovits.
anthropoligist. will discuss "Cul-
ture and Human Behaviour in
a Visiting Scholars lecture at
Longwood College on Thursday,
March 8, at 10 am, in Jarnan
Auditorium.
The lecturer formerly taught
at Northwestern and the Univcr-
Sity of Illinois.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-06
Baseball Meeting
Friday Evening

The Farmville Red Sox, of the
Southside League, will have a
meeting Friday evening March
at 8 pm. in the Prince Edward
courthouse. Team manager. Billy
Franklin asked all persons in
terested in playing with the Red
Sox to make every effort to at
tend the meeting. Anyone not able
to attend the meeting, but wish
ing to play. should contact Frank
lin
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-06

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one legal question. that it, wheth-
er the Constitution permits a man
damus compelling boards Of SUI
pervisors to appropriate public
school funds. said that it does not.
Such action is a question Of dis
erection with the board under the
Constitution. the Court held.
Questions Sections
The decision did not 60 farther
into the meaning Of those sections
of the Constitution on which the
mandamus petition was based,
Sections 1923 and 1856.
The petition was made by the
Rev. l.. F. Griffin, of Farmville,
and his elementary-age son. II
asked the Court to compel public
school appropriations based on
the Virginia Constitutions.
The court said it could find
no state constitutional support
for the econtention of NAACP at
torneys that the county had the
clear duty to levy taxes and
make appropriations for the op-
Grafton of public free schools.
Unanimous Opinion
In an unanimous opinion, the
court said, 1T is not our function
here to say whether the action
of the board Of supervisors Of
Prince Edward county in refuS-
ing to make these appropria
tons is proper. wise or desr,
able
Our duty is merely to deter
mine if it may be compelled to dc
so by writ of nlandamus. II
our view it may not be so com
PEELED" the court said.
But, the court did point to {
section of the Virginia Constitu
ton which says the Legislature
shall establish and maintain al
efficient system Of public schools
throughout the Commonwealth
Whatever may be the dut!
imposed that section i
plainly directed to the Genera
Assembly and not to the loca
governing bodies. Hence, we arr
not concerned in the presen
proceeding with the applca
ton Of that provision, the cour
said.
| The court noted. however, tina
it was important to compare tn,
mandatory wording of the sec
ton relating to the General AS
sembly with the optional pro
visions dealing with local approp
riations.
| The legislature, now in session
refused last week to require tn
county to reopen its schools.
Some Comments
Governor AlbertiS Harrison
comment on the ruling was tina
he is "gratified that the Stat
Supreme Court decision in tn
Prince Edward School case wa
in accord with the position takel
by the attorney general in tn,
litigation and consistent with tn
views uniformly expressed b,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-06
NATIONAL
NEWS
SUMMARY
By
n. v. LANCASTER, JR.
/, RESUME TESTS
} NO BAN SEEN
J CUBAN SUGAR

PRESIDENT KENNEDY an
nounced Friday night in a
radio-TV address to the nation
that he has authorized the re-
sumption of nuclear tests in the
atmosphere. These tests will
take place over the Pacific be-
ginning in late April unless the
Soviets agree to fOOl-prOOf
test ban treaty, the President
said. He expressed the hope
that the Russian leaders will
agree to such a treaty at the
Is nation disarmament talks
which are scheduled to begin in
Geneva March IA. The Presi-
dent pointed out that the Soviet
tests last fall, although they did
not alter the balance of power,
did indicate sufficient progress
to warrant renewed testing by
the U. S. He warned that a
subsequent cries of Soviet
tests. secretly prepared for,
could tip the scales in their
favor. enabling them to diclale
International policies. Fallout
from the U. S. tests will be
much less than from the Soviet
explosions.
RUSSIA Saturday seemed to
reject President Kennedy's offer
to sign an effective nuclear test
ban agreement. It's official news
agency Tass accused him of
"maneuvers strongly resembling
blackmail." II called the an
nouncement an aggressive ac-
ton" and reiterated that the
Soviet Union has no intention of
accepting Western proposals for
an arms inspection system.
x :: 4:
A BUDGET bill calling for
record expenditures of la billion
dollars in Virginia during the
1962-64 biennium was approved
by the House last week. The
House also approved and sent to
the Senate a measure to with
hold state income taxes from
payrOlls. The bills are now in
the hands of the Senate Finance
Collittee headed by DR.. J. D.
Hagood. of Glover. There were
indications this com m t t e e
might shave off some of the
funds approved by the House
for higher education. 1t may
also restore $l5o,GOO Of the funds
providing for the care of the
medically INDECENT; this would
bring the total back to $500 900
for use in a federal-state pro-
gram to help the aged who can
not pay their medical expenses
THE SENATE FINAN c Z
Committee may add major
item before the budget bill goes
to the floor. 1t would increase
the pensions of teachers and
other state employees who re-
tired under a less liberal retir-
ement plan than the one now III
effect. This would cost the State
and additional $29O,OO0 over the
next two years.
AN MPLIE d CONSENT
drunk driving bill was passed
by the house last wee. 1t would
Continued on page
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-06
Librory Boord To Meet

The Farnlville Public Library
Board will hold a special meet
ing Wednesday at 2:30 pm. in
the board room Of Peoples Ma
tional Bank.
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Dedicated Instructors Are Key To
Recent Strides In Science At HS-C

are good reasons why such is the
case.
The Presbyterian school, the
nations tenth oldest college. has
long been recognized for its
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BY BEN BOWERS

Hanpdcn-sydney College,
small liberal arts institution. is
unique in its educational stand
II, III the nation today. There
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Schools Involved
Diploma Value, Military Obligation
To Be Aired By Broadcast Panelists

Army Answers YOUTH, of radio shows designed to
questions young people
gading affiaon with the draft other military obi
will begin eght-Week
on
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State Supreme Court Refuses Mandamus
Holds Appropriating Actions
By County Boards Discretionary

Virginia Court Of Monday morning denied
petition for writ Of mandaus that sought the States
highest the county supervisors
to appropriate funds for public schools.
In l5page unanimous opinion wrenby Chief Justice w.
Eggeston the held that Virginia
datory drecves far boards
the Of public school appropriations.