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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-05

Holiday guests of Mrs. Louise
B. Hubbard were her son and
daughter-in-law. MI. and Mrs.
R. A. Hubbard and family, Of
Lexington. KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald C. Can't
and family spent the holidays
with relatives in Roseland.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Ston1bock
and family spent the week end
with his brother-in-law and sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Vasco Quinn,
in Goshen.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Hubbard.
Jr.. and family. of Sedley. were
week end guests of his mother,
Mrs. Louise B. Hubbard.
Mrs. Connie ellis spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Sharpley, in Richmond.
Returning to St. ChriStopher's
in Richmond after their Christ
mas vacation are Dickie Moss.
Bobby Newman and Peter Hol-
brook.
Miss Carrie Bliss spent Christ
mas with her nephew, Mason
Bliss. and family. at Granite
Hall in Chesterfield county.
Week end guests Of Mrs. w. T..
Anderson were fef daughter In
law. Mrs. William E. Anderson
Jr.. and son. Kenny. Of Ashviue.
N. c.. ard her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Liebrecht. of London. England
Here for the George Moss we'd
ding on Sunday were MI. and
Mrs. Charles Fox, of Roanoke.
Miss Margaret Sue Fore has
returned to Madison College.
HarriSonburg, after spending the
holidays with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Roy T. Fore.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-05
|Phallp-Seanlster
-BetrOthaI Told

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl B. Phaup,
of Buckingham couny, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Florence Lee. to Earl E.
SeamSter, of Farmville, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Seamster
Ct Phenix.
No date for the wedding has
been selected.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-05

Recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Crenshaw were his
brother-in-law and sister. MIR.
and Mrs. L. T. Fitz, Of Chase
City.
Evening star., 1962-05-30
WASHINGTON, II to 9. ARLINGTON, 10 to $50
ITEMS LISTED BELOW
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

! Double size Serto Box Spring; 'os IS 24.s7
] Twin size Serto Box Spring; discontinued style;
as is -------------------
2 Double size Serto Innersprine Mattresses; dis
continued style; 'os is ----------------l7.97
! Twin size Famous Make Innersprnq Mattress;
fancy blue ticking; discontinued style; 'os is 1897
! Double size Fomous Make InnersPrinq Mottress,
! Double size Famous Make Box Spring; heavy
rose and grey woven striped ticking
! Double size Simmons Innersprino Mattress,
Twin size Fomous Make Innersprine Mattresses;
'os is ---.- ---.--- ------- 1851
5Doube size Serto nnersprine Mattresses; 'os is,
.,---- 1871
30"-wide Serto Box Spring; 'os is torn 9.97
! Twin size Serto lnnersprine Mattress; heavy
woven striped ticking; 'os is -----------l5.97
] Double size Serto Innersprne Mattress; 'os is,
! Double size Serto Box Spring; 'os is'---l4.97
! Twin size Serto nnerspring Mattress; smooth
top: 'os is = 1897
| Twin size Serto Innersprine Mattress; multi
coil constructions; discontinued ticking 1857
Double size Serto Innersprine mottresses; multi
coil construction; 'os is, torn 26.97
! Double size Serto Box Spring; discontinued tick
nq os is; sohed Z6.97
! Twin size Fomous Make Innersprino Mattress,
1851
! Twin size Fomous Make Box Spring. -----22.97
! Twin size Set; Foam Lotex Mattress and Box
Spring to notch; fancy striped ticking - s7.s7
Double size lnnersprine Mattress, quilted top;
heavy rose and grey striped ticking; os is, 1897
Double Size 'Sertolux' Innersprne Mattress;
firm, smooth top; 'os is '-------------24.97
Twin Size Set 'SeroIux' Innersprine Mottress
and Box Spring to motch; firm, smooth top, 47.77
] Twin Size Set: Sertopedic Innersprinq Mattress
and Box Spring to match; extra firm; discontinued
ticking; extra lone 1927 ------------- 1850
] Double Size Set: Serto Foam Mattress and Box
Spring (mis- -motched), as is ----------47.97
] Twin Size Set: Serto Foam Lotex Mottress and
Box Spring ms-motched) ------------37.e7
Evening star., 1962-05-30
BRAN D-NEW
EASY
COMB oMATIc
WAS E R
p DRYER
259.95
only SIS o month!
only SIS o month!

Washes :. then completely dries f. :.
big lob. load in one continuous
operation! A wonderfully convenient
way to do the laundry :. with no need
to lift heovy, wet clothes from one
machine to onother! Has separate
wash, spin, and dry cycles for reeu-
lar and wash n wear loods :. with 5
water Temperatures to suit every kind
Of fobric. every type of load! Auto
moticoIIy controlled drying. Only ~"
wide and counter high, to fit wherever
it's most convenient! Sound-condi-
toned :. vibrotion free. Model CCK-V.
Konn's-AppIionee Store, Washington;
Lower Level, Arlington
Evening star., 1962-01-21
DoroI Club, Lodge
Opens This Week

MIAMI. - One of the most
ambitious resort projects in the
Miami area in years-the $l0-
million Doral Country Club and
Lodges - opens its 318 room
guest accommodations here
Friday.
Located four miles west of
Miami International Airport
the 1,200-acre show-place has
two championship, 18-hole golf
courses which have been in play
since before Christmas.
Facilities offered include
trap p-shooting, two swimming
pools, lake boating, fishing
water-skiing and riding stables
Delayed arrival of decorator
designed, custom m-made fur
nishings for public and guest
rooms forced two postpone
ments in opening.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Vizcoyo Offers Authentic
Renaissance in Miami Tour

MIAMI. - Americas only au-
thentic 18th Century italian
palazzo, Vizcaya, continues to
be one of this areas top visi-
tor attractions.
Typical of the villas Of the
Renaissance period, Vizcaya is
a treasure-house Of European
and Asiatic art and antiques
dating from the 1st through
the 10th century.
It is virtually a monument
to the late James Deering
wealthy International Harvest
er founder who spent 25 years
collecting the vast exhibit of
period furniture, tapestries,
rugs, paintings and decorative
architectural accessories.
Mr.. Deering and his archi-
tects supervised the labor OF
1000 European artisans for
more than five years in build
ing the dream home"
Many Of Vizcaya's SO rooms
contain whole ceilings, door
Evening star., 1962-01-21

ways and walls removed from
mansions Of the 18th, 18th and
18th centuries. Roofs Of entire
villages were bought and i'm
ported to obtain the exact
weathered tiles he desired.
Construction was started In
1912 and was complete several
years before its builder died in
1925.
Vizcaya's charm Is built
around the 10 acres of formal
gardens in the Italian tradition
Designed to serve as a vast
room, the gardens are dotted
with fountains and pools, clas-
sic statues and stone work and
interlaced with jasmine hedges.
While Mr.. Deering never dis
closed cost of the creation, es-
Inmates have placed it at more
than SIC million.
The buildings and grounds
were purchased for the heirs for
a token sum in 1852 by Dade
County and established as an
art museum open to the public.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Single Day Cruise Makes
Leaving the Country Easy

Slightly less than four hours
sailing each way are required
for the voyage and it gives the
sightseer two hours to browse
the Bahamian island - nearest
foreign land to Florida.
The round-trip fare for
adults is $3.50; $6.75 for chill
dren. There is a 50 departure
tax for adults; 81 for children
between 3 and IL.
Built three years ago in Ger
many for the rough North Sea
waters, the vessel has been
fully conditioned and refur-
bished for the Caribbean runs.
Special shipboard features
include continuous usic,
dancing, cocktail lounges, snack
bar and dining salon serving
American and Bahamian food
and a free port" gift shop.
Calypso Liner departs Mi
ami's Pier 3 at 9 am; returns
at 7 pm, the same day.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
AIR FARE
AIR FARE
NewLounoe
Plan Slated
By Eastern

Eastern Air Lines has an
nounced the introduction OF
Falcon Lounges" in terminals
at New York, Atlanta and Mi
ami--spruced-up waiting rooms
for holders Of first-class tickets
and their guests.
Each Of the Lounges will be
pleasantly appointed and
equipped with easy chairs and
sofas, writing desks and table
side, personalized telephone
service. Hostesses will be in
attendance.
Piedmont Airlines is max
ing the North Carolina resorts
Of Pinehurst and Southern
Pines easier to visit.
Through an enlarged airport
dedicated in October, Piedmont
offers north-south service via
Raleigh-Durham and east-west
service via Charlotte and Will
mington.
= 4
Northwest Airlines is an
nouncing q series of package
tours to the Seattle Worlds
Fair, which opens April 81.
The tours, offered in CO.
operation with American Ex-
press, STA and Where-to-Go
Travel Service, runs from three
to five days with a number of
optional extensions.
Low, 17-day excursion fares
to Germany plus a car-rental
plan for the same period are
being announced by Lufthansa
German Airlines, Metro of
Frankfurt and Selbstfahrer-
union of Hamburg.
+ y 4
Bahamas Airways, Ltd, an
associated company of BOAC,
has introduced Viscounts on
the Florida Nassau and Outer
islands flights.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
BermuduHus
Wide Choice

A Bermuda package tour pro-
gram which offers a choice
from 40 of the playland's lead
ing hotels. cottage colonies and
guest houses has been an
nounced by American Express
In choosing their accomrno-
dations. travellers also have the
opportunity of designating the
European plan, a modified
American plan or full Ameri-
can.
The package includes q Sc
lection of sightseeing excur-
sions, such as a cruise around
Bermuda and the surrounding
islands; q thr e e-hour drive
around Harrington Sound visit
ing the Aquarium, caves. Dev-
IFS Hole and the Lili perfume
factory; an all-day notorcoach
tour of the island and lunch or
dinner at a leading restaurant.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
GET UP AND GO!
BY CHARLES YARBROUGH
Star Travel Editor

You don't have to look far
to find tireless travellers, jaded
ones and those who enjoy II
vicariously.
Getting them together in one
place at one time is a rapidly
growing Washington phenome-
non where place-dropping is not
only understandable condoned.
but encouraged.
The seven-month-old United
Travel Club had a meeting one
evening last week in the ball
room Of the Hotel Washington.
Pre-meeting optimism dictated
$50 chairs. Before 1t was over,
at least another so chairs had
been brought in and people
were standing to hear and talk
about travel.
It might have been How are
things at Copenhagen's Gam
meltorv?" or "Is the Pallini still
good and dry at Athens Costi?"
"Varela is still the best in
Evening star., 1962-01-21
VIRGIN ISLAND
HOTELS PAY IF
MERCURY FALLS

VIRGIN ISLANDS.-Inn-
keepers on these three
territorial islands in the
Caribbean are gambling on
an almost sure thing.
The Islands Commerce
Department. headed by
Henry l.. Kimelman, vet
eran hotel man, Is an
nouncing that every winter
visitor will be presented
with an insurance policy
guaranteeing the price Of
his room for any day the
mean temperature drops
below 10 degrees.
Almost "sure-thing"?
The mean temperature
hasn't dropped below 70
degrees in these islands in
the last % years.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
GET UP AND GO!
If You Must P|uce-Drop
Here's the Place to Do 1t

Madrid for the long and mar.
row women's shoes" and IRE.
member that cute little sub.
way to Galata in Istanbul?'
The United Travel Club, the
only thing quite like 1t in town
was started last June with fl
nancial support from Carib-
bean Cruise Lines John E
Smith, jr., the United States
Travel Agency and the United
Travel Agency.
On annual dues Of $l2, it is
becoming self-sustaining as a
non profit organization. If
membership fees exceed ex-
penses, the surplus provides
travel prizes. Most recent of
these-an all-expense tour of
the Caribbean on the Swedish
American Lines Kungsholm-
went to Miss Margaret Hick-
man, of 1886 Sixteenth street
NV.
The prize was presented by
no less than Swedish Ambas-
sador Gunnar Earring.
The majority of United's
membership Is made up of the
well-traveled. There are some
who never have. but bask ir
the knowledge and small talh
of those who have.
Five more meetings of the
club are scheduled, the next
one February IL to hear talks
on Spain and the Mediterra-
mean.
The topic March 10 will be
Guatemala and Central Amer
lea; April 16, Japan and Hong
Kong; May ID, the British Isles
Scotland and Wales, and June
4, the Great Western USA ano
the National Parks.
If sufficient interest develops
there will be summer sessions
Evening star., 1962-01-21

$1,000 clubhouse for chess.
bridge. rogue and horseshoes
are the major additions in Sun
shine Park.
All activities IN Sunshine
Park are in charge Of various
clubs sponsored by the City
Recreation Department. Made
up primarily Of visitors. they
elect their own officers and
plan many special events as
well as daily entertainment.
Evening star., 1962-01-21

MIAMI. - An ocean voyage
in one day and for $3.50?
The Calypso Liner, a three
deck, 190-foot cruise ship with
capacity for almost 900 pas
sengers, has started daily
cruises to Bimini.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Orlando Sporting
New Attractions

ORLANDO, Fla. - A $500, 900
expansion Of recreational IA
cilities has been completed in
this largest city Of inland Flor
ida.
A $l05.oo0 lawnbowling club
house, with l6 alleys. and a
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Happy savings on
a "Happy Ship"
Holland-America Thrift Season
to Europe now through April q

Here's dream opportunity to sail happy ship and save
in the bargain Now through April 21 you can travel to
Ireland England, France Holland on Holland-Amer
at Thrift Season rates.
Naturally, this will mean hefty discount And better
STILL If you sail before February % and stay abroad Fl
days or less not counting arrival and return departure
dates), we'll chop S5 off the already reduced one-way
Thrift Season fare-each way! Truly uxurys bargain
now, on our happy ships"
What do we mean by happy ships? We mean special
atmosphere OF warmth geniay and convviaty that you
find only on Holand-America
Experience unique "happy ship" sailing soon-and
enjoy happy Thrift Season savings See your travel agent
for details.
Thrift Season Happy Ship" SaiZimgs from ~ Y
WESTERDAM-Feb 10 RYNDAM-Feb l3
NOORDAM-Feb "a MAASDAAd-March 5
WESTERDAM-March 10. .RYNDAM-March IL
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Evening star., 1962-01-21
COME TO BERMUDA, Great Britain's
loveliest Island Colony Bermudians are at

nOme tnlS ndppy SEASON. So CoIlle anu 90
the things that they dol Enjoy happy round of teas attend
the garden parties 60 sightseeing spend some time shoppng
And there's golf and tennis fishing and sailing each better
under BermudaS clear blue sky Bermuda is filled with many
wondrouS things do so join the fun few short hours by
air. long weekend by will bring you to these famous
Islands See your travel agent you wish, write to u.s.
BERMUDA, $40 Fifth Avenue New York TO- New York.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
SPECIAL EVENTS

MONDAYS-VSt to the House Of Assembly. TUESDAYS-The
Mayor and the Corporation City Of Hamilton invite visitors
to reception the City Hall Show of British Merchandise
Fashion Show Tea Draugh Beer in English Pub" and an
Exhibition by the Society Of Arts will be featured WEDNESDAYS
"A Tour Of the Past" in Old St. George FRIDAYS-Guided
Tour of the Botanical Gardens VARIETY DIINGGuess of
the Bermuda Hotel Assn may dine out away from where they're
staying, week at additional cost. GoLF-Visitors'
Invitation Golf Tournaments held weekly one of the four
lShole Golf Courses spread across the Islands.
Evening star., 1962-01-21

MIAMI BEACH. FLA.
Evening star., 1962-01-21

PALM BEACH, FLA.
Evening star., 1962-01-21

MIAMI BEACH, FLA.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
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Arizona tribune., 1962-03-02
MINNIE NOT
HOLDING OUT

ST. LOUIS Minnie Minoso
isn't holding out for a bigger
salary--he just wants the same
tax-free contract Bill Veeck
handed him last winter when
Veeck was running the Chicago
White Sox. The 39-year-old out
fielder came to the Redbirds two
months ago in swap for Joe
Cunningham.
Minoso had an arrangement
under which the White Sox would
pay all his income taxes in the
form of a bonus. Minoso was
reported to have received
$4,000 salary last season, but
with the bonus, or tax arrange
ment, his take horne pay may
have amounted to 100000, or
more.
Arizona tribune., 1962-03-02
HEATING CHARGES
ARMED FORCES BIAS

NEW YORK: Senator Kenneth
B. Keating, New York Repub-
lican, in a statement before the
Senate Judiciary Constitutional
Rights Subcommittee Feb. 20
called attention to racial segre-
cation in the Armed Services and
the National Guard. He charged
that:
l. At number of installations
in southern states Negro service
men are required to use segre-
gated facilities.
2. If there is no housing for
them on the base, they must find
segregated housing facilities in
the local communities.
3. If they wish to travel any
where in the area, they must use
segregated transportation facil-
tiles.
4. If there is not federally
operated school on the base,
they must send their children to
segregated schools in the neigh
borhood.
S. Federal funds for the con-
struction and operation of schools
Arizona tribune., 1962-03-02
A Negro Love Song

Seen my lady home las night.
Jump back. honey, jump back.
Hell huh han an sque'z it tight,
jump back. honey, jump back.
Hyeahd huh sigh little sigh.
Seen light gleam from huh eye.
And smile go flittin' by
Jump back. honey. jump back.
Arizona tribune., 1962-03-02
ARIZONA TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, MAR. z, 1852. p. 8
NEGRO HISTORY NOTES
I PAUL l. DUNBAR

Z A PHOENIX ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BEARS NAME
During months. this column will short biog
and personalities who
deserve wider recognition.
First, persons their honor
the city will be reviewed.
this way that the Negroes who had
made noteworthy Contribution remembered.
notable Negroes forsaen while add and pleasant
sounding selected.
PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR born at Dayton Ohio.
June 1872 He attended Dayton public
schools and graduated from high school there in 1891.
writings while he school,
short while operating elevator s first
poems, Oak and Ivy published l893 BY 1895
his reputation had grown.
In 1899 job Congressional Library.
suited for the work and he resigned He produced
Volumes Laughter 1908 and Lyrics
of Sunshine and Shadow, 1905.
He died in 1906 lung ailmen Dunbar
first American Negro who nationally
acclaimed He started method of poetic by using
His lyric poems show depth and quality He produced
four novels during his lifetime, also.
The following excerpts from of his will demonstrate
different Styles feel known
lyrical his Negro poems him promi
Pass In The Night
Out in the sky the great dark clouds massing;
look far into the pregnant night,
hear solemn booming
And cleaning of random light
tells that the ship seek is passing. passing.
Arizona tribune., 1962-03-02

in federally impacted areas ARE
often the mainstay and support of
schools which operate in defiance
of Federal court orders. ;"
e. Some states bar Negroes
from serving in the National
Guard or segregate them by units,
despite Executive orders and
regulations requiring equality of
treatment for all persons in the
armed services.
Evening star., 1962-04-20
jim BISHOP:
REPORTER
22,775 Miles of Memories

The distance was 1861 miles.
The trip from Tokyo to
Honolulu was $500 miles and
was completed in 6 hours 20
minutes. Strange? Hardly.
We flew east all the way,
with the Jet stream. Some
times you find it; sometimes
you don't.
The highest we flew was
between Teheran and New
Delhi-38,000 feet. The fast
est was between New Delhi
and Bangkok-750 miles per
hour. There are vast differ
ences between the curiosity
or lack Of tin passengers.
I have to know everything
that is going on. My friend
Jack Sullivan, aboard the
same plane, said: Don't tell
me what's going on up front.
I don't want to hear it."
We made one side trip
which was not part Of the
global voyage. This was from
Beirut to Jerusalem-3OO
miles each way. 1t is worth it.
More than worth it. The
Christian Shrines are on the
Jordan side of the border
rather than the Israel side.
The airport is the only one
I've ever seen which is on an
incline.
Evening star., 1962-04-20
FAMOUS FABLES
BY z. z. EDGAR

VOTE: Idaho Sen tor
William E. Borah was present
when a colleague delivered an
impassioned address on the
plight Of the Nations dogs.
When the speaker had fin
ished, a fellow Senator said
admiringly to Borah:
THAT was a great speech,
wasn't it?"
1T was indeed" said Borah
drily. "It's a pity dogs don't
vote"
THIRD MAN: British
astronomer Sir Arthur Ed
dington was once asked:
SIS it true, Sir Arthur, that
you are one of the three men
in the world who understand
Einstein's theory Of relativ-
ity?"
The astronomer appeared
reluctant to answer.
Forgive me-" said his
queStioner. Il should have
realized a man Of your mod
esty would find such a ques-
ton embarrassing"
Not at ALL" said Edding-
ton. II was just trying to
think who the third could be-"
Evening star., 1962-04-20

supposed to go on? Our hus-
bands think it is time she
realized she is a single woman
and stopped being a fifth
wheel. We like her and don't
want to hurt her feelings,
but how do we handle this
awkward situation?
LUCKY ONES
Your friend realizes only
too well that she is a single
woman, a fifth wheel, etc.
But she accepts your invita-
tiOnS because she thinks you
really want her company. No
widow wants to be Included"
out Of pity. In fact, most Of
them politely decline, not
wanting to intrude, but are
begged to 60 along. A woman
alone cannot easily hunt
herself up an escort without
being forward. II you are
REAL friends, get her an
escort to balance the party.
DEAR ABBY: My 1l-year-
old daughter has been asking
me questions about the facts
of life. I have been avoiding
answering her. Recently I
overheard her asking a neigh
Dor lady some of these same
questions. I would like my
daughter to know these
things, but I don't know how
much Cor even how to tell
her. Can you help me, or
should I wait until she is
older?
UNDECIDED.
DON'T WAIT. II you don't
know how Tor how much) to
tell her, send me a seIf-ad-
dressed, stamped envelope and
l will recommend some excel
lent books available at your
public libary) on this subject.
= = =
DEAR ABBY: Is it proper
to have a bridal shower and
a big wedding with a recep-
ton where people dance and
whoop it up for days just
after there has been q death
in the family, even though
the deceased was only an in
fant? My daughter lost her
child. That same week her in
laws went right on with their
plans and had the above
mentioned celebrations. Per-
hapS I am an old fashioned,
40-year-old grandmother, but
I think the celebrations
should have been postponed
at least a month. Am I
wrong? OLD-FASHIONED.
If you are wrong, we both
are. l agree with you.
Stop worrying. Let Abby
help you tDith that problem.
For a personal reply, tDrite to
Abby in care of The Euenino
Star. Inclose a stamped, self
addressed enuelope.
For Abby'S booklet, "HotD
To Haze A Lovely Wedding"
send Soc to Abby, Boz 1865,
Beverly Hills, Calf.
Distributed by McNaught syndicate)
Evening star., 1962-04-20

OVER TULSA. This is
the final leg of the around
the-world trip. The Rockies
are behind us. The Great
Plains are ahead. Four hours
20 minutes after leaving Los
Angeles, this Jet will roll
into New York. We left there
20 days % hours ago.
In that time we have flown
22,775 miles. Ordinarily,
statistics have no fascination
for me. But there is a point
to be proved. The total time
in flight was only 80 hours
81 minutes. Thus, although
we have been gone from
home only 80 days, it required
less than two of them to
make the trip.
The rest Of the time was
spent in Paris, Beirut, Jeru-
salem, New Delhi, Bangkok,
Hong Kong, Tokyo, Honolulu
and Los Angeles. Nine stops
spread over q days gave us
an average Of three days at
each place. And three days
is Just enough to get around,
see the sights, meet the
people, do some shopping,
and see some Of the country.
THE LONGEST TIME in
transit was 6 hours Is min
utes-New York to Paris.