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The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

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MAsreRpIece sIsLE PASTOR OUR CHRISTIAN SCI.
rNce TEXTBOOK - REVEALED AND DICTATED TO
ouR WlcoMPARA0lG rNoPHETEss. RevElAroR,
uSSeNCEf MnDN, DnKuA EDDY - WOMAN OF Revs.
IATIoN nj. - vDeoue MAN CHILD WILL RULE
MA VAfut1 Wftn AoD or IRON
ND WRs. UDov4 coN1MENf THERETO. p. ses. Apoes.
Npn. G. ssslesas:
.rtsp,xr eobs IDEA, WILL EvsNTUAuLY nuLE
All NATIONS AND PEOPLES = IMPERATvelY.
AgyovvrELY, FINALLY = WITH DIVINE seleNee"i
uoti0 TSiE DIVINE. m REVELATION 2':i. SAYS:
>, aeuel o A NEW HEAVEN AND NEW EARTH
AND THE OLD HEAVEN And EARTH wsxe
PASSED AWAY!
ONLY cHRlsrLIkE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS CAN
a,nneesrANp SUCH SCRIPTURE - THe
exraus.lNE REALITY OF sOPeNsATOkATeo,
A,roeruprIsLe. UNINvApAHLE. oMN'PResENT
,4eAveN AND ETERNAL LIFE
.auo rue UTTER N-o-r.H-tN-c-N-E.s.s OF THE
rtlNcs SEEN. TEMPORAL - tss PsUD - THE
EVIL TIE HUMAN THE MATERIAL - MAIIsk.
SIN. HE'LL. AND THEIR FATHER. TIE DEVIL
GIGANTIC ApAMEve "loRDeoD" FRAUDS AND
MY.r-Hsl
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03
"vsaoM MoMopolIss" : q stor Anolysi.

BY Donald !. Rogers, oet 10, NY. Trib
Is difficult 70 Understand why the National Assoeis
'on Of Manufacturers appears reluctant TO discuss IFS
onsrsnse campaign 10 get Federal legislation 70 curb
what il calls union monopoly power" An increasing num-
Der Of business executives alone those in snvfsevr
ns interested in fhe MANS purposes and strategy.
fconfnved Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03
SENATOR ASKS TRANSPORT UNION cuRBs
"meQElLAN SAYS WE MUST OUTLAW
DEFENSE STRiKEs"

- N. 7. Trb., 10-z2
Sen. John l. Mcclellan. b.. Ark ssd yesterday that
:" dsssnss plant strikes should be o0fswed and unions in
laws.
IN non-nefwcrk feIevsion interview on The 'sYoufh
wsnt' 70 Know program he said f Is sbsolvssly myera
've fns Congress enact law barring work sfoppsgss
at defense installations
We draft young men and puf Them IN The Army -"
~ o' : conf mink labor or management has right
to strike back in preparing fhs weapons Cor s
TO defend their country"
ne added that we're in for the very survival
OF hvmsn freedom Throughout fhs world"
on applying antitrust laws TO transportation indus
Try Unions ssn Mcclellan said he was rsfsrrsnu y, more
man Just hs Tesnsfsrs union whose boss James Hosss
mas osen Questioned before his subcommittee many times
I'm spssk'ns of -. fhs Iensshorsmen . also pos
sDy ctr transport sIso possibly Include rsrosds hs
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03
s,ily GRAHAM IN SAN PAuto. sRAzA

SUM-. SEPT. 30
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
PRECIOUS SON BILLY. IS A TREMENDOUS
BLESSING 70 MILLIONS! i But. IN IMPURE.
IMMATURE. NoN-c CHRIST SCIENCE -
MESSIAH SECOND COMING!
FOR EXAMPLE, BILLY QUOTED JOHN: GOD so
LOVED THE WORLD THAT He GAVE HIS ONLY BecoT-
TEN SON, THAT ALL MIGHT BE SAVED!
AND NOW. THE DEVIL NTRUDEs, HORNS nv -
BILLY SAYS REJECT THAT LOVE AND you ARE
LOST FOREVER!
THAT IS THREATENING FEAR PSYCHOLOGY OF
THE DEVIL - TF you CAN'T PERSUADE 'EM. SCARE
EN-!
ARE SOME OF THESE UNREPENTANT SINNERS IN
WORST STATUS THAN HEBREW SAUL APPRENTICE
FOR THE RABBiNATE, WHO BECAME THE MIGHTY
HEROIC ST. PAUL?
MARY MAcDALENe HAD SEVEN DEVILS CAST
OUT, AND WAS LAST AT THE CROSS AND FIRST At
The sEPvLcHRE!
MUST THEY IMMEDIATELY REPENT BECAUSE
SOME MEMBER OF THE CLERGY ADMoNlSHES THEM?
- THREATENING FIRE AND BRIMsToNE"?
REMEMBER THIS SATAN IS THE SINNER -
MYTHS THERE IS NO ABSOLUTE FREEDOM or
THE WILL!
AND OF THE SATAN BOUND, JESUS SAID: 'FA
THEIR. FORGIVE THEM. FOR THEY KNOW NOT WHAT
THEY oo"!
GENESIS :sl: land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT HE THE ONE REAL PARENT! CREATOR -
hoNoRED BY THE c.I-l-L-DLE.s-s CHRIST JESUS Il
TAD MADE, AND. BEHOLD, IT WAS [-LsI VERY Good!
GENESIS I'll: THUS THE HEAVEN land THE
EARTH WERE F.INi.s.H.E.Dl AND ALL THE MOST
OF THEM - UTTERLY VOID OF MATTER
HUMANS! SIN, HE'LL, AND THEIR FATHER, THE
OEvhi - MERELY GIGANTIC ApAMEve
l0kOSOO" 'cen H. etc., FRAUDS - MY-T.H-sl
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

tcensinusd from Psss u
n THERE ARE CHILDREN. AND THEY ARE NOT
sGMrs TO THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUNDAY
SCHOOL, THE TEN coNMAkoMsNrs. ACCORDING
TO CHRIST = FIRST mo SECOND c0sMmeI
ARE vlolArEDl
AND .moSes' ADMoNiTpoN vs eeRFIneNT: -
"IF re 0BEY THE COMMANDMENTS AND STAT
UTEs or THE LORD lDiviNE lovEL vE St$AuA NO
BE AFFLICTED WITH THE DISEASES or ne EcY'
TlANS"i
MT nee NoNe or NE Rsorreous sHax SE
vkUNENI toId ~
Ill TeAlikeS 8RO5eN SpOULbeR - THE
WAUes or lSiN" - AND SLOW p(oNEHRIsTiAN
ScSeNTIsr tseAuANc 40sf TIE fIcERs The
RENevaARerl
or cOURSe, WITH THE Beer AND CIGARETTE
EASY MONEY - DEVILS R.c PSYCHOLOGY OF
the TIGERS - VvlTa IMPURE IMMATURE
PRoreSTAKTtsm AND SATAN BOUND MATeRA
MEOlcA DEvllS bUPEs SUCKERS pePU
TsEs LIKEWISE 1T rs NOT SURPRISING THAT
Al KALINE BROKE ms SHOULDER AND WAS
OUT FOR TWO MoNTHSl
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kesIess =
tconiinved from Psse ~

Continued from Psge y
nny fhsriss from Mr.. kennedy? hesvens no!
Mr.. Kennedy makes fwo political propaganda trips TO
Michigan before election - but he could not speak 70 the
avtorpskers the business Just could
possibly give them pat ihs back al this fine.
which they certainly deserve.
KEW.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

Detroit public schools taking probing first step
toward educating feensgers sbovt veneresl disesse.
recent national report criticized schools For being
slow responding rising number Of vo cases among
youngsters
Detroit had formal presenting the facts
about vD.
The sinqie exception Is pilot class in "lnserpsrsons
Relations" being offered at Northeastern High School.
But the The incidence Of vD has siarned school
officials who have responded by preparing bold nsw
ssseher sUidebook dealing with vD and edveson.
The National trend is reflected in climbing vD sta
sses in Detroit according William j. Mecvrry. chief
Of the vD section of fine State Health Department.
There has been frpIing Of Of syphilis in the
10 70 Ieyssr-od bracket in six years. he ssd from 16
cases in Michigan 1856 So reported last year."
Most Of The yoUshs getting syphilis - 4e Of The So -
lived In Detroit.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

known ifs plsns-
Labor newspapers hAvs bssn sessrdins On ssvsss'ns
smovsM ~ esssseos - me NAM >uSRpslun n ~ Ssd
nenhn Is ts slh q u hss Sssvssd spsedessn ~ vssh'
insson Onion NSsyssn S'v1Ms ~ IN <ssesss bsN
WIN MN lebbyib N bsh ~ 1ssssss Ssa HovSs law
rnsssrs ~ already ess's3pitsi"s tsSe''sss-
a. ne pvsssns NM, NAM plans - ~ essi ssr sx-
.s,,vc 90 she sdps4rvvs ews lsbeF vnSshs IN
<sses u onspslssse psstssess. ~ NsssN Sh ~
spseie lesislsvs approach vim -. ~ \ y known ~"
an intensive study Of union monopoly Is underway oy man.
vssesvrsr sdveSsers end lawyers whe ere seeps'sns
with the big irsde association.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

fo9eI
h.m.sn ,77 o0DS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TeNIbOONs
"sc,eNcE AND HEAL IN WITH KEY 70 The
s<RIP-T.UR-ES"i = FATHER. SON. HND nol.
et,osT.s INcoMPARABLe PR0PhE1ESS, Keve-
1AroR MARY eAleER EDDY! AND SseR 0s1NsII'ke
uEAveN or THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN Al
HAND WITHIN YOU - THE TtsRee MEASURES
OF NEAL Matthew 1889 SCIENCE. Theolo-
cy MEDICINE" - TITLE OF THE SIXTH ohAPTeR
or GODS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK
ONE AND ONLY INFALLlBLE MAsTeRPsEcel
eiBLEi PASTOR
s-E-x ALWAYS or THE DEVIL " Is HSP-
MOTTO ApAM-EvE "LoRDcoD" tcen. 2:7. sse.)
cARNAL, PSEUDO MIND THo.uac4iT POWER
IS A MY-T-H!!!
GUT ONLY NY HIGHEST CHOSEN, chRisTliKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS APPREHEND THAT
HEAVENLY, LiBERATINc TRUThi - DISCERN.
ING THE Externally HARMONIOUS. elIssFUL.
SPIRITUAL INTERCOURSE or GODS OFF,
SPRING. OF THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW
EARTH! - AND THEIR EXCLUSIVE
REALITY! - AND THE UTTER N-o-T-HIN-cN-esS
OF MATTER, SIN, HELL, AND THEIR FATHER.
THE pEvlL'i - MERELY GIGANTIC AOAmEVe
"LoRD-GoD" FRAUDS - MYTHS!
SATAN BOUND ANTIcHRisT CATHOLIC BIRTHS
FLOODS LUNAcY! TREASON IS DOOMED!
HUMANE, RELATIVELY SCIENTIFIC. BIRTH CON.
TRol AND BIRTH PREVENTION, PLANNED
PAReNThoop, THE "sUFFER IT TO BE so NOW"
INSPIRED BY c.HIL.DtE-ss CHRIST JESUS
PLANNED N-o.N-PARENTHooD
DEVILS ADAMS, EWES, SINNERS MULTIPLY -
ING LIKE RABBITS! FOR NoN-ExIsTENT JOBS AND
INADEQUATE EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS
FACILITIES!
GENESIS l:al: land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT HE THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR
HoNoRED BY THE c.HLL.D-L-E-s-s CHRIST
JESUS !! HAD MADE, AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS [-s-
VERY GOOD"
GENESIS I'll: THUS THE HEAVEN land THE
EARTH WERE FisNl-S-H-E-Dl AND ALL THE
HOST OF THEM" = UTTERLY VOID OF MATTER.
SIN, HELL. AND THEIR FATHER. THE DEVIL -
MERELY GIGANTIC ADAM-EVE "LoRD-CCD"
FRAUDS, HUMANS! - M-Y-T-H.sl
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

Christ -
tConinved from Page u
MEANING THIS:
JESUS DEPARTED IN iltvIsiDllaTY = AND HAS
50 RETURNED!
AND JESUS, HIMSELF, DECLARED or THE IN
VISIBLE, EVERPREsENT CHRIST, - 10. AN WITH
YOU ALWAY. EVEN UNTO THE END or THE
WCKlp"l
JESUS DECLARED THAT THE KINGDOM or
HeAveN IS AT HAND. IT IS WITHIN YoU'l = But
THAT wicked AND ApULTERous GENERA
TON" COULD NOT BEAR" "A COMPLETE AND
FINAL REvELATION"i
HeWce JESUS PROMISE PROPHECY, or THE
COMFORTER, EVEN THE HOLY GHOST,
TeAcrlNc ALL THNcs"l
AND MATTHEW 1879: THE KINGDOM o. fseAveN
rs like UNTO LEAvEN fcHRIsT SCIENCE MEyslkHl
WINCH A WOMAN. HID M THREE Measures OF
MeAA" = SCIENCE. THEOLOGY. AAEDicRsE" - FssE
TtTle Or TIE SIXTH CHAPTER or oUR. FATHER. SON.
Continued Next Column, Tepl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-08
Regular Pastor
Attends Convention
At San Francisco

PAMPLIN, RID 2. June Z -
The Rev. r. P. WEIGH preached
at Evergreen Baptist Church Sun
day for the Rev. Virgil Hudson
who is attending the Southern
Baptist Convention in San Fran
cisco, Calf.
Sharon Cobb spent the week
end with Joan Marie Carwile.
George William Booker visit
ed his parents. the Edward
Bookers, on Thursday of last
week.
Gordan Gillian visited in the
home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Gillian a few days
last week.
| Mrs. w. w. Booker is visiting
her son and daughter-in-laW in
Richmond.
We are glad to know that
Mrs. r. W. Adams is continu-
ing to improve following an
operation at the Virginia Bap-
fist Hospital, recently.
The WAS of Spring Greek
Church met in the home OF
Carol Carwile. Monday evening
with Barbara Adams as hostess
Congratulations to Shyle n
Simmons, Donnie CarWile, Writ
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-08
Three Local Men
Receive Degree
From University

Degrees were conferred on
three University students from
the Farmville Herald area at
Finals on Sunday, June 3.
Roy Willis Plunkett, Jr., son
of Mrs. Plunkett, of Farmville,
received his Bachelor of Arts de-
gree. He is graduate of Farm
vile High School.
James Marvin Helms, Jr., al
so of Farmville, and in the his
terry Department of Longwood
College. received his Doctor of
Philosophy degree.
Receiving his Master of Edu-
cation degree was Paul Ham,
mond Jones. of brakes Branch.
These three were amony the
957 students receiving degrees,
breaking the previous record of
936 degrees awarded in 1850.
Viscount Kilmuir, the Lord
Chancellor of Great Britain,
told the graduates that they
must apply an ineuiring mind
and fresh intellectual approach
to problems of national policy.
This is necessary. he said, in
order to maintain an informed
electorate. necessary to pre-
serve democratic forms of gov
ernment. He told the graduates
that the intellectual equipment
and qualities of character
earned in a university educa-
ton exert a vital influence in
the modern world.
At the baccalaureate service
Sunday morning, DR.. Theodore
F.. Adams, pastor of First Bap-
fist Church, Richmond. spoke on
Freedom Your Personal Re-
sponsibility''.
A colorful procession down the
lawn, of graduates, faculty, and
the Board of Visitors in academ-
lc robes, preceded the gradua-
ticn ceremony. After Lord Kill
muir spoke, University PreSi-
dent Edgar F.. Shannon. Jr.. con-
ferred the degrees.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-08

POWHATAN. June THE
Woman's Society of Christian
Service Of PoWhatan Methodist
Church presented a special life
membership certificate and pin
to Mrs. Katherine r. Brent,
Wednesday night. May %, when
they held their regular month
ly meeting at the church.
It has been the policy OF the
organization to make such an
award as often as possible the
S25 going to further mission
work wherever needed. Mrs.
Brent has been very active for
several years in all phases of the
work Of this organization. Mrs.
Pat Carson made the preSenta-
ton.
A S. honorary baby member
ship certificate was also given
to Virginia Merle Timberlake,
young daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maxwell w. Timberlake. ST..
Mrs. Thomas w. Stafford, pro-
gram chairman, was in charge
of the service.
New officers were installed as
follows: Mrs. Louise Maxey,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-08
vPI To Confer
Degrees On Is In
Herald Area Sunday

BLACKSBURG, June Z : DR..
Walter S. Newman. president of
Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
will confer degrees on 1901 cam
didates at VPI's Goth graduation
exercises. Sunday, June 10. DR..
Newman is retiring as president
of the college on June 80, after
having served in that capacity
for Is years.
Because of the number of can
didates. the graduation again
will be held in the morn
ing and in the afternoon. Both
ceremonies will be held in Bur-
russ Hall Auditorium, which
seats BOOB persons.
Graduation speaker at both
ceremonies will be former Co
vernon Colgate w. Darden, Jr.,
president emeritus of the Uni
versity of Virginia.
Carlisle P. Rumge. assistant
secretary of defense (manpower)
will speak and present commits
sions as second lieutenants in the
Army. Air Force, and Marine
Reserves to more than 200 at
commissioning parade at 100 p.
m. Saturday. June 9, in Miles
Stadium.
-Four candidates from Farm
vile will receive their bachelor
of science degrees. James M.
Johns. Jr. and William A. Uh-
rich. Jr. in business adminiStra-
ton: William NJ. Spencer in in
dustrial engineering, and Charles
A. Weaver, in general agricul-
ture.
Three BIS. candidates come
from Prince Edward county, Ed
ward F.. Metcalf, in animal hus-
bandry: Robert M. Moore. in
civil engineering: Reginald D.
Wilkerson. in business admins
tratiOn.
From Buckingham county come
four candidates. Harvey j.
Charlton will receive his master
of science degree in mathema-
tics, Joseph C. Bryant. BIS.
degree in animal husbandry, and
James E. Maxey and Alton w
Raglapa~BS. degrees in agri-
cultural education.
From Charlotte county there
are also four candidates who
will receive BIS. degrees, Tho
mas H. Garnet. Jr.. in agricul-
ural education: Thomas L. Mar
shall, in civil engineering: FL
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-08

county.
Cadet Joe johnson, who is
finishing his sophomore year at
VPI. BlacksblWg, will return
home this week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Huskey
had as their overnight guest
Saturday their granddaughter,
Miss Brenda Huskey, of Midloth-
ian.
DR.. and Mrs. R. D. Noel, Of
Oxford, N. c., Mrs. H. L. Riley
Jr., of Lynchburg, Miss Louise
Reynalds. of Richmond and
Mr.. and Mrs. B. v. Timberlanke
Of Farmville, were guests
Wednesday of the Rev. T. P.
Reynolds family and attended
the graduation exercises in the
evening at Cumberland High
School.
Picnic Supper
A box supper will be served
picnic style at pm. at Bear
Creek Lake June 10, by mem
bers of the Cumberland Youth
Fellowship. followed by a pro-
gram and pledge service for the
MY Fund conducted by Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert H. Goodman,
cOunSelorS.
Miss Airline Crockett will re-
turn home this week end for the
vacation period from Chester
field, where she has been teach
ing for the past two years in the
J. g. Hening Elementary
School.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Newman
entertained with a buffet supper
last Sunday. Their guests in
cluded M. Sgt, and Mrs. R. j
Gillespie. Of Alexandria, Mrs
Freda Taylor, Mrs. Dennis Mo
ody and children. of Richmond
S. Sgt. Douglas Mann, Of Lang
ley Field, Mrs. Mary Fahrner
of CreWe, Mrs. j. D., and Doug
las Ransom, Mrs. Carl Meinhard
Mr.. and Mrs. David OWnby, Mr.
and Mss. William Newman anC
daughter, Kim, of Cumberland
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bryan have
returned from a trip to the
Great Smoke Mountain
and visit with relatives in Town
send, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew E. God
sey, accompanied by Miss MARY
E.. Godsey and Mrs. Roscoe L
Lovins, attended the graduation
Of their nephew, John Lawrence
Godsey, at the Fork Union Mil
itary Academy Wednesday, May
30.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-08
Mt. Zion

June 7 Mrs. Blanche
Mahon, Mrs. Tommy Adams,
and her daughter. Dianne,
Nancy TAYLOR and e. B. Mahon,
Jr. all of Richmond. spent the
week end at Mrs. Mahon S home.
Mrs. N j. Snyder and three
of her children. Flo. Marilyn
and Billy, of Mclean, came last
Tuesday evening and returned
home Wednesday. They visited
Mrs. Snyder's a { h en-, A. H.
Martin. and other relatives.
Nine COWS were killed by
Tightening on the Social Hall"
farm recently. The farm is
managed by c. w. Cave.
MIR and Mrs. Jack Johnson,
Mrs. Charles Adkins. and son,
Jack, of Shelby, KY. were week
end guests of Mrs. Johnson S
| sister, Mrs. E. w. Bickford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cave, and
children. Of Farmville. were
supper guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. c. W. Cave.
Gene Compton, of Shelby, Ky,
is spending some time with his
| sister, Mrs. E. W. Bickford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Piercy,
accompanied by Mrs. Peggy
Grove. of Richmond, left Sun
day for Robinsville. N. c.,
where they will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. c. P. Hanrihan.
Miss Carolyn Hudgins, of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-08
Miss Baber Gets
BA Degree From
|Lynchburg College

Maria Norman Baber. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Frank Howard Bah
er, Of Gainesville, graduated
from Lynchburg College on
June 4 with a BA degree in
English.
While at the liberal arts col
lege in Lynchburg. she was on
the Deans list and was a mem
Der of the Fine Arts committee.
mer C. McNair, business adj
miniStration, and Patrick A. Ro-
binson, Jr., agricultural econo-
mics.
Owen R. Walker. candidate for
the BIS. degree in agricultural
education. comes from Powha-
tan county.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-08
College C0nlnlencen1ents,
HOnO1;s For Area Youths
Two Amelia County
Girls Graduate
Averett College

Miss Zane Bruce HlllSman.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j. Al
bert Hillsman. of Deatonville,
and Miss Phyllis Southall,
daughter of Mrs. Helen Wingo,
of Jetersville, each received an
Associate Degree from Averett
College, Danville, on Sunday,
June 3, at commencement exer-
cises held on the college camp
us.
Both Miss Hillsman and Miss
Southall were 1860 graduates OF
Amelia High School.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-08
Mrs. Katherine r. Brent Receives
P0luhatan WSCS Life Membership

president; Mrs. Blanche Scott,
vice-president, Mrs. Virginia
Edwards, recording secretary
Mrs. Cecilia Snider, treasurer.
The installation service for the
new officers was conducted by
Mrs. f. Floyd Yates. who for
several years was an officer in
the Farmville district.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-08

Hamilton and William Rosser.
who received certificates of pro-
motion from the seventh grade
at Spring Greek School Tuesday
evening.
Expected guests Of relatives
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-08

en- the route are the Clarence
j. WEIGH family, of Oklahoma.
He will be in school at Cha
mute Air Force Base in Illinois
for two months and his family
will visit here during that time.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-08
Cumberland W0man's Club Plans
Annual Picnic At Bear Greek

CUMBERLAND. June Gum
berland Woman's Club will hold
their annual family picnic al
Bear Greek Lake Thursday.
June II, at 6 pm. This occas-
ion will mark the final activities
of the Club year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hol-
man Brown and daughter. Tam
my, spent the day Sunday in
Hopwell guests of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Davis.
Guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Dandy and daughter
Linda, were Mr.. and Mrs. w
M. Slate and Mr.. and Mrs. J
Gray Spain with their son, Brad.
ley. of Petersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Good.
man have as their guest this
week Miss Sophia Goodman, Of
Lottsburg. Miss Goodman will
visit other relatives in this vi
cinity also. Mrs. Mabel Yearus
of Farmville. was a guess
during the week.
Among the recent visitors 81
Mrs. B. A. Peters and Carol
Peters were. Mr.. and Mrs. J
w. Sanderson, of Farmville, anG
Mrs. Bessie Claiborne, of New
port News.
Dinner guests Monday. of the
Rev. Lewis w. Brandt at the
Methodist parsonage, were hi:
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G
Brandt, of Richmond.
RPI Graduation
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin A. Flippel
and Mrs. Charles S.. Miner viii
attend the graduating exercise.
of Richmond Professional In
stitute to be held in the Mosque
auditorium Sunday. June 10
Miss Barbara Flippen,. a mem
Der of the class of 1862 WIN
majored in art, has accepted :
position as fashion illustrate,
for Miller and Rhodes. She il
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Aubrey l.. Flippen. Of Richmond
Mrs. Elsie B. McGavock, &C
conlpanied by her brother, viii
ton Brown, of Fishersville. at
tended the Lambert-Hicks wed
ding which took place Sunday
June 3. in the Boydton MethO
dist Church.
DR.. W. TWynlan Williams, o
Lexington, was the luncheo
guest recently Of his son, Judg
James Taylor Williams an,
family.
The Rev. and Mrs. Gordol
JONES. Deborah and Philip. ar
rived here Tuesday from LenoX
Mass. for a visit this week wit
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Hayes. Othe
guests last Sunday were Mr.. am
| Mrs. E. Glen Hayes and daugh
tiers, Elizabeth and Clara. O
Buckingham
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.. OWnby ar
expected this Friday from Cat
linburg. Tenn. fer a visit wit
the Frank z. Thomas famil
and other relatives in the Wing
ina and Trent S Mill communi
ties.
Family Health
| Mrs. Virginia Hutchings. Cum
berland county health nurse
will speak at the June 10 NEE,
ing of the Cumberland HON
Demonstration Club at 8 pm
in the office of the home agent
Family health will be discus
Sed.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Wilkinso
returned last Sunday from
months visit with their daugf
ter. Mrs. Mary S. CluloW
Little Rock. Ark. Mr.. and Mrs
Wilkinson will be accompanie
by her sister, Miss Bessie Stuar
of Farmville. to Midlothian thi
Friday where they will atten
the graduation exercises of tn
Midlothian High School. {
which Everett Tompkins Jr
will be member of the elias.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Seay Jr
the Misses Claudia and Care
Seay srent the past week en-
7 visiting his n9rpntS in FlIlyap
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-08
CONFUSED

Stranger-When does the five
fifteen leave?
Trainman-At a quarter past
five.
Stranger-Thanks, / get all
mixed up over this changing of
time.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-08

Farmville, and Miss Betty Ann
Carroll, Of Charlottesville, visit
ed at Buckingham Central High
School last Wednesday. They
were graduates of 1861.
Friends of Colonel Jesse John
son, of Richmond. are glad to
know he is improving.
Sharon Jones, of Arvonia, was
a recent guest Of her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Bryant.
Misses Carolyn, Pattie and
Eva Hudgins were recent visi-
tors of Miss Betty Ann Carroll.
at Buckingham.
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-02-14

KTVF program highlights for
Monday are:
PETE AND -7:30-The
discovery of a classroom skeleton
in Uncle Paul's car leads Gladys to
fear that Uncle Paul is a murderer.
WINDOW ON MAIN STREETS
Cameron Brooks tells the story of
reluctant hero.
ANDY GRIFFITH-9-A Mayber
ry resident is associated with so
much bad luck he is convinced that
he is a .jinx,. until Andy helps re-
store his self confidence.
HENNESEY = $50 - Chick over
comes his own elaustrepilobia and
saves a divers Life by staying with
him in tiny makeshift decompres-
sion chamber.
I'VE GOT A SECRET = 10 = IL
lusionist Michel de la Vega visits.
KFAR-TV program highlights for
Monday are:
BOB HOPE SHOW - Bob
Hope Christmas Show, presenting