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and bake sale on December
3 at 8 pm. at the Ohev
sholom Congregation. Six
tenth and Jonquil streets
NV. Proceeds win 80 to
GARTH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26
Finnish
Exhibit
Opens

Opening today to the pub
lie are two National Housing
Center exhibitions which
were to have been previewed
last night by the press.
The exhibitions, "Taipola,
Finland" and THE Tiny
Town" were to have opened
with a $50 pm. reception at
the Center. The first exhibit
will continue through De-
cember %, the second until
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26

January IL. The center is
headquarters for the Natio-
nal Association Of Home
Builders and is open daily
from 10 am. to 6 pm, SUM-
days from / to 6 pm. with
admission free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26
Affiliutes
Endorsing
Drive

Heads of three n ational
organizations have been the
first Of IS national affiliates
to endorse the 50-Day Mem
bership Mobilization current
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To Be Speaker

DR.. e. B. Henderson viii
discuss What the Modern
Community Faces Today in
Terms Of Human Relations"
at an 8:l5 pm. meeting De-
cember 8 Of the Jewish
Women's Study Group Of
Falls Church. Va, in the
home Of Mrs. Lewis Koff-
man, Falls Church, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26

The Greater Washington
Chapter Of the Children's
Asthm > Research Institute
and Hospital ct Denver. Colo.
win sponsor . benefit auction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26

A memorable Christmas encircled with gold
she prizes the finest examples of the jewelers. she will
cherish this bracelet handmade links of l4kt gold
with twenty-five diamonds and clasped with sap
phre. 10000 including Federal tax Precious Jewery
First Floor Main Store only. Sorry mail phone orders
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-30

in the Piedmont and West OF
the Blue Ridge. This is quite a
bit earlier than a lot Of the
wheat was seeded last fell.
Hessian Fly resistance of the
new wheat variety, Red c a t,
now makes it possible for farm
erS in the Northern Piedmont
and West of the Blue Ridge to
take advantage Of the profit
making practice of early seed
ing. However. this variety is
not adapted to the Coastal Plain
and Southern Piedmont areas.
Good fertilization practices
along with early seedi must
be used if good proflN from
small grain production are to
be realized.
For example, all the phosphate
and potash. but only one-third 10
one-half of the nitrogen should
be applied at the time Of seed
ing. Development of a healthy,
vigorous plant in the fall IS de
sirable, but too much lush
growth can reduce winter hardi-
ness.
For this reason. only part of
the nitrogen should be applied
in the fall. The remainder should
be applied in late winter or
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-30
Virginia Tech Agronomist Advises
Early Seeding OF Small Grain

The severe winter of l9G2-b3
should have taught small grain
producers a lesson. says DR..
George Hawkins of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute agroromy
department. Although practically
all the oats and a considerable
amountA of the barley was ex-
tensively damaged by cold
weather, there were Quite a few
farmers in the state who pro-
duced good crops. Almost With
out exception. the good barley
and oat crops were produced on
fields seeded in September or
the first week in October.
Seeding the crop early to per-
NIT the development of a vigor-
Gus. healthy plant has always
resulted in higher yields, and
more profit from grain produc-
ton. Says Hawkins. We have
known this for a long time, but
it took the severe winter of
1925 to remind the majority
of small grain producers they
were seeding small grain too
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-30

early spring before the small
grain begins to tiller. The
amount Of fertilizer that should
be applied will depend upon the
existing fertility level Of the sol
and the type Of soil on which
the crop Will be grown.
The best way to determine the
amount of fertilizer to apply IS
to have your soil tested. Infor-
nation on how to take soil
samples ard the materials need
ed to send samples to the Viz
ginia Polytechnic Institute Soil
Testing Laboratory can 1e OBJ
tanned at your county agents Of
flee.
Small grain producers should
remember the lesson taught by
the winter of 1928 and make
every effort to get their small
grain seeded on time this year.
Don't forget that early seeding
must be followed BY other good
production practices if small
grain production is to be profit
able.
did you know your wife very
long before you married her?"
"Oh, yes, I've known her
since We We're the same ace.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-30

ldle.
Oats should be seeded no la
ter than October Is in the Coast
al Plain region. and no later
than October | in the Piedmont
and West of the Blue Rid G e
areas. Barley should be seeded
no later than November | in the
Coastal Plain area and no later
than October 10 in the Piedmont
and West of the Blue Rid G e
areas. These are the very latest
dates that oats and barle y
should be seeded If they can
be seeded earlier, 50 much the
better.
Wheat also benefits frcm early
seeding Last winter it suffered
stand reductions due to frost
heaving because the late seed
ed crop did not h ave chance
to become well established be-
fore winter set in Although
wheat planting must be timed
to avoid Hessian Fly damage. il
can be seeded by October Ii
in the Coastal Plain and October
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-30
Winter Pastures
Can Help Drought
Ridden Farmers

Winter pastures can help
drought-ridden farmers in Vir-
ginia make up for some Of their
season as possible after the
shortages of hay and silage.
says John F.. Shoulders. associ-
ate professor Of agronomy at
Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
A good winter srazing pro-
gram. he says, will provide at
least GO days more grazing in
all parts of the state. and 90 to
100 days in the coastal plains
area.
Shoulders recommends seeding
as soon as possible with small
grain mixture, using two to four
bushels per acre. to take advan-
tage of as much of the growing
rains begin.
He says a rya and barley
seeding combination is ian ex-
cellent mixture. but that other
mixtures may be used on the
same ratio, OF rye may b
planted alone at the rate Of IL
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-30

| to 2 bushels per acre.
The fields should be fertilized
with 800 to 800 pounds OF 1910
10 per acre, he says.
Shoulders says it is a good
practice to seed in two separate
fields ~ one for grazing IN late
fall and the other in late Win
ter or early spring.
Further information on winter
pastures is available in Leaflet
1876 of the Agricultural Extension
Service, available from county
agents.
DOUBLE DISILLUSIONMENT
The distinguished poet. Louis
Untermeyer was attending a
gay party. his wife gleefully re-
ports, when he had a most I'M
settling encounter with mem
Der OF the younger generation.
1t was a costume affair, ard
Untermeyer was wearing a silly
looking paper hat and blowing
like mad on a cheap tin hosal.
At the height of the festivities4a
young college girl walked up to
the poet, coony surveyed him
from head to foot. and turning
on her heel, snorted.
Heck; and you're Required
Reading -
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-30
FARM PRICE
OUTLOOK

1858 should continue throughout
this year and probably for the
next two years.
But population is increasing
steadily and demaEd for r d
meats is increasing along with
it.
Average prices at Virginia auc-
tons last week We're: good grade
steers at $3.50 and standard at
$40 80.
Prime steers topped at s3f
last Monday in Chicago where
choice steers sold at S24 80 t.
s25 80. Good grade steers brought
$50 80 to S2425.
Hogs
During the next week or SC
Virginia hog producers should
not see much change in prices
After this period, prices will
likely move up.
In the short term, slaughter is
expected to be close to last
years level. As we move into
September slaughter should drop
below the same time last year
with September October mar
ketirgs 5 to per cent under a
Won. earlier
With the approach Of cooler
weather consumers tend to in
crease their purchase Of pork.
but competing meats Will hold
back any big price gains. Also
Keep in mind that cold storage
supplies of pork have been re-
ported at 8 per cent above July
! Of last year
Top hogs al Virginia auctions
last week brought STD to
SHIPS.
Baltimore prices we.-e $!3 o to
$l3.75. A few moved at $l9.85.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-30
Apple Growers,
Producers Air
Problems

Apple grow er S. professors
and retailers reviewed problems
and opportunities Of their indus
try recently at a meeting of the
Processed Apples Institute, Inc.
according 10 Dr. Wesley P. Jud
kins. head Of the Virginia Poly
technic Institute horticulture de-
partment.
keynote speaker Dr.. S. Kent
Christensen. of the National AS
ISOLATION of Food Chains, said
we have an opportunity. in
fact ar obligation. to work with
agriculture in this critical period
ard thus to guide the deStinies
of agriculture as well as food
processing and distribution.
IF we stand on the sidelincs
and ignore what producers are
doing. or if We attempt TO blind
" fight these movements With
out suggesting appropriate al
teanativcs. we will have no one to
blame but ourselves if we cnd
lip under the thumb of the gov
efrment. or perhaps equally as
bad, under the dominance of la
Dor -oriented producer or
carnations.
If we cooperate even TO the
extent Of sympathetic under
standing and moral support. the
changes will more likely remain
evolutionary rather than reyolu
tionary. Under an evolutionary
type development we have
much. much greater chance to
help guide the system"
H D. Robinson. Jr.. of Staun-
ton. a member Of the Virginia
State Apple Commission. APP
peared on panel during the
meeting
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-30
Slaughter Cattle

Indications are that cattle sup
plies will be plentiful an q
prices in Virginia are not ex-
pected to show much strength
if anything, prices may be a bit
shaky.
Orderly marketing, Of course
would bring about fairly steady
prices, but unusually larg e
movements would cause prices
to fluctuate.
Cattle on feed were reported
on July to be II per cent
more than a year ago Based
or reported marketing intentions,
the number of cattle moving to
market during the third quarter
should be up about . per cent.
The current upsWing cycle in
cattle numbers which began in
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-30
WI Murphey
Exercise
Swift Strike III

SPARTANBURG. S. C.-Army
Specials Six Willard L. Muir
phey, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard F. Murphey. Route |, Pow
hatan is one Of more than rs
900 armed forces personnel who
participated in Exercise Swift
Strike III. of U. S Strike Com
mand exercise in Georgia and
North and South Carolina.
Swift Strike III pitted two task
forces against each other in a
month-long mock war which end
ed Aug Is.
Specialist Murphey. assigned
to Headquarters Company. 1st
Battalion Of the I'd Division S
39th Infantry at Fort Benning,
Ga. entered the Army in 1914.
For Fast Result Use The
Evening star., 1963-01-14

BOOMING HOUSE BUsINEss-I5-
$1,000 yr. plus owners unit. Lease
At 5000 mo- Good NV. neiRhbor-
hood. Sacrifice for quick cash
Evening star., 1963-01-14

Auth9ri5ed 1l5s5 Fniss6t5PrlpmDh ns6PnyE tvT Dealer
WHEATON. MD, VIII. g-27OO
VAuXHALL 80, 4-door dark blue
iull leather interior; like new
ures; 25OOO miles. S675. or offer
Evening star., 1963-01-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
SPRINGFIELD AREA, "Brooklant

SPRINGFIELD AREA, "Brookland
Estates"-An immaculate antiaus
brick split-level located on nice
lot. II you're looking for some-
thing different, this Is itl Foyer
entrance. living room with log
burning fireplace and cathedral
ceiling, dining area overlooking
Lying room, modern kitchen with
plenty OF space for family. Three
nice size bedrooms, 1h baths,
2lxl3 rec. room, carport and
sundeck. FHA appraised at only
$23,b00, LYNCH BROS, INC,
REALTORS, 45l 5000.
SUDDEN TRANSFER makes avail
able nearly new 4-bedrm. 2-bath
spllt-ioyer Rambler. Wife APP
proved kit. with table space, cost.
rec, rm, Large loan TO assume.
MYERS g. HILL, INC.
DU, 5-6l33 Realtors JE. 4-5S00
TOWN EsTATE-l0ss down. Ia
acres, N a restricted planned
wooded lot, quality throughout. s.
year-old antique brick rancher,
center hall. 4 bedrms. on main
fir, huge beaut. kit, built-in ga
rage, compl. bsmt., owner will
hold entire 1st trust at 554cs
interest. One OF those rare op-
portunities. Call now.
z CORNERS REALTY, INC.
4Ol Arl. Blvd. Fails Church
Evening star., 1963-01-14
WANTED

Major oil company distributor
engaged IN expansion proeram
desires Eatoline service station
sites In the metropolitan and
suburban areas, Primarily In
tereated In lots suitabls for de-.
yelopment Immediately, but viii
nis also fon'itasr sites for future
chase or lease on esistina ga.
ions. Boz iJ7, li.ataf.
Evening star., 1963-01-14

Modern small motel.
for couple. (2) Investment motel
doing steady business with large
trucking company. (3) Colonial
style motel, doing good business.
az Motel with plenty OF room and
good location for trailer park.
Small down payment. All shown
by appointment. Good financing
Trades considered. JOHN o. BRAD
SHAW, Broker, RID 3, BOX 626,
Phone 373-7759. Fredericksburg,
virginia,
Evening star., 1963-01-14
BUSINESS Opportunities
tcoNrlNUEp)
DRY CLEANERS
OR INVESTORS

Are you interested in a top notch
shopping center and/or drive in
location for Professional Dry
Cleaning with Shirt Finishing and
Coin Operated Laundry with Coin
Operated Dry Cleaning? We have
several excellent locations which
are presently under construction
and will be fully equipped. Low
down payment with financing to
meet your needs.
We also have several dry cleaning
locations that are presently in
operation that may be purchased
st the right price. II you are
seriously. interested, write and tell
us about your background.
BOX 142-G, STAR
FOR SALE OR LEASE = Service
station and garage on U. s. /,
Dumfrtes, Virginia. For further
information, please contact WHITE
HAVEN RENTALS, Dumfries
Phone S75-59S0.
GROCERY STORE for sale or rent;
Hyattsville area; any reasonable
offer, AP 7-5o67
Evening star., 1963-01-14

Just received Q
shiploads Of 1858 Volkswagens.
Immed. delivery. All colors to
choose iTSm Sns al MoSSSdny, body styles.
Evening star., 1963-01-14
MEMO

To yourself for 1868. to find
out the possibilities OF own
ing your own business with
Baskin- Robbins, 81 fla
vors, ice cream stores. Inde-
pendence. security, good in
come, Modest Investment,
profit potential SS,OOO-S1S.-
900. Complete business train
ing. included. For brochure
and further information. call
Mr., Davis at our regional
office. Dial operator. ask
for EN-. 1-0526 or write 9030
Hartford rd., Baltimore IS,
Evening star., 1963-01-14
icoNHlNuEpl
ARTISTS AND PHOTOGRAPHERs

DoWNToWN AREA, NiCE Z
BRIGHT HIGH CEILING RMS,
FROM $50 MONTH. Ma. S-s025.
BAILEYS CROSSROADS. VA. =
Choice 2-rm. suite, S125 per mo.
plus sep. rm, S83 mo. In new
ofc; bldg all utils.. air cond. =,
and maintenance incl, Avail now.
NED O'REILLY CO.. INC, HU. l.
Evening star., 1963-01-14

BUICK 'D7 a-dra 5000 mi
owner since new. immac. SSns
FLOOD PONTIAC, lssi Conn nno0'
CADILLAC 80 eonv. Low mile,
,mngm,ae $1,000. FLOOD PONTIAC,
Evening star., 1963-01-14
AVIATION

BEECHCRAFT, MUsKETEER
orders now being taken on the
ideal family airplane.
NATIONAL AVIATION CORP.
HAL MANFORD 6S4- 1855
CESSNA 172, well equipped, "a
share, 5000. No students. IA, A.
74S4, or SP, 3-ll4S.
Evening star., 1963-01-14
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
BUSINESS PROP. FOR REM

ALEX. 4725 Duke st.-Retail OF
office, new 2,0O0-7,0O0 sq. II,
Avail. now. DWYER, XII. 0-S0S0.
COMMERCIAL BLDG, 2Ox0O, extra
storage space $50 II. Call MRS.
ROBINSON, AP, 7-9l44, 0 am
3 pm.
SHOP AND STORAGE SPACE -
Several choice locations In Arl. or
Falls Church areas, on garde en-
frances. Ample loading and park
ing areas.
LARcHMoNT REALTY. INC.
JE. $4,000 JE. 2-641b
VA. SQUARE AREA-Lge, 2-story
home with garage and basement
avail. for commercial use. Sl75
per mo. Ell. 6-5b04.
Evening star., 1963-01-14

yr. Call ia. 2-4434 for details.
RESPONSIBLE PERSON ONLY for
concession Of dining rooms. Ideal
NV. location. Attractive oppOr-
tunity. Resume TO Box 9Th
Evening star., 1963-01-14

BUICK '6l Inyieta 4-dr. hardtop.
Iul power, air conditioning, low
MI private owner, 762 -002S.
Evening star., 1963-01-14
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
FARM AND ACREAGE, m Prince
REAL ESTATE SERVICES

FT. LAUDERDALE-For rent, 81
bedrm. home with dock. Cony. to
Evening star., 1963-01-14

Mr.. PARKINGTON-New building.
included. IA. 7-417S.
n. Y. AVE, Mr.. BLADENsBURG RD.
New bldg, 3,400 50. IT,, pvt. park
ing and entr. Ideal for Insurance,
National Assoc. and ElectronicS.
Phone S32-6l00 or EN-. 3-248S.
OFFICES on 2Oth St, near x NV
Entire End floor. 500 50. It., air
conditioned. Call FE 7-S1S7.
Evening star., 1963-01-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AuiVmVblLES FUR SALE
BUICK 81 Inyieta 4-dr. hardtop.
iull power, air Conditioning, low
MI, private owner, 762-002S.
BUCKS 81 demos, as much as
Sll;4o99 off. RALPH BROWN
BUICK, $50 u st. ne. Ii. 6-Oa67.
BUICK 80 hsrdtop sedan, white.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1880 esnd ST NV. Pc. 7-eGOo
BUICK 81 Electra 4 dr.. fine low
MI car, peri ~ every way, power
EQUIP, NOW S2,2sS, bank FIN.
KIRK MOTORS, 1000 Ca. ave,
BUICK SPECIAL '83 e-dr. hdtp.,
N-h, 4.speed trans, positraetlon
anwn aSr ena, a T. h" small amount
Call eyesr ia 5-6632.
loaded with power ss,rss' 1on'fTti6le; ist,6.s;
ar conditioned, Reduced 10 s5anS
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL y PM
suburban Cadillac-OldS
i0.0 Arl. Rd., Bethesda OF. 8.5SO0
SuICN-Ynu can set better ussd
car az STEWART BUICK, INC.
BUICK 'b7 e-dra a5,0OO mi,
FLOOD PONTIAC, 422i Conn
CADILLAC 80 conv. Low mile.
ltmngmae mn. $1,000. FLOOD PONTIAC,
CADILLAC 80 Model "02" con.
yertible. Al factory eauipment
! New.car eond Must be seen ana
| anyen i2 appreciate, Stock No
LOGAN FORD
1880 .Oth st. NV Pc. 7.ssOO
CADILLAC '8e Sedan Dc villa niue
isliy equipped, factory air Nov
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1890 send ST NV, nv. 7.e8OO
CADILLAC 1850 air-eondltioned
extra nice ss,5n5. SUI
Akers Olds-Cadillac Co.
"AuTHoRIzED DEALER"
"FhlRLiNoToN sHoPPtNd CTR"
OV T. $3.50 ALEXANDRIA. VA.
CADILLACs 'bs's, al body styles.
ehqoose from priced from si.bpB,
IHhCkER MOTORS, 10th and
r. ] ave. ne, Ia, g.ii0O.
CADILLAC 'Gg Coupe de vile. blus
a5.sls, alnislh,, IVY equipped Like new.
Capitol Cadillac -olds Co.
100 agnd g. NV FB 10000
CONTINUED on Next PaEO
Evening star., 1963-01-14

MCLEAN
house on wooded acre
De luxe kitchen and breakfast rm
overlooking FAIRLY rm. korma
living and din. rm., air cond., ex.
eellent area. Nr. parkway TO D. c
S4g,5UO.
2-One-level, 3-bedrm. house, or
" OF acre, Sweeping view, 2-cal
garage. Large screcaed porch. Re.
dueed to $4,000 tOr quick sale
3-Colonial house. Library and [
5edrms 3 baths, diversified liVinl
and dining rms. huge family rm.
2-ear garage. 1 acre. S43,950.
4-Entoy real privacy in this con.
temporary house on 4 acres. Per.
feet for couple or bachelor. Cwr
''over the horizon"
Falls, Just beyond Nc.
Lean. .4-bedrm. glamour. house on
several acres for privacy. GOLD
dolphin spigots in powder rm.. d;
luxe double oven, elec. kitchen,
crystal chandeliers in living and
dining. rm. Swimming pool ano
guest house with bath and kitch-
enette. No directions on telephone.
Il stays private. Exclusive.
GRACE A. KEMPTON
-, o... Realtor
Ell. 6-S633 Or Ell. 6-4a34
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27

Barbara Anne Williams, Miss
Chesterfield" Nancy Elizabeth
Carr, Miss Clarksville;;' Lu-
cinda Mae Elder, Miss Cum
berland;;' Elizabeth Robins
Link, Miss Danville;" Betty
Booker Smith, Miss Farm
vile"
Also Lynne Shirley. Miss
Florida Tobacco Queen" Linda
Carole Beard. Miss Hanover;
Janet Leslie Beasley. Miss Hen
rico;' Peggy Sullivan. Miss
Kentucky Tobacco Queen" Lin
da Lou Carter, Miss King Viii
liam Carolyn Eagles Newman.
Miss Louisa County" Judy
Hughes, Miss Nelson County
Linda Elliott, Miss NottoWay
County anne Fiorentino,
Miss Petersburg" Mary Alice
son, Miss Pittsylvania
County Sandra Elaine Manley.
Miss Powhatan; Mary Lou
Butts, Miss South HILL" Peggy
Beers, Miss Sussex" Wanda
Kaye T pson, Miss Vic
toria:" Sue Ellen Call, Miss
Burley Tobacco of West Vir-
GINA" and Julia Kay Sutton,
Miss Wilson, N. c."
For four days the ontestants
for the Tobaccoland crown will
attend luncheons. present their
own talent show under the d.
rection Of the Richmond Depart
ment Of Recreation and Parks.
ride in the grand illuminated pa
rade and stadium pregame show
with N. C. State Pershing Rifles
escorts. They will be judged for
beauty. figure, talent and gen
eral manner. The winner re-
ceives a $1,000 college scholar
ship Queen Sandra Dodge used
hers during the past year at
Penn State University.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27

Center.
The afternoon session will be
devoted to tWo-minute reports
by the following c % m m TT e e
chairnen: Conservation. Mr. S.
w. S. Barnes, South Hill: Edu-
cation, Miss Anna Dickhoff.
Farmville: Communications and
Publicity, Miss Betty H Upton.
Keysville, Fine Arts. Mrs. R. L.
Mccarthy. Lynchburg: Poetry
Literature and Drama, Mrs. p.
G. HUFF, -ynchbmg: Home Life.
Mrs. Arlene Gravitt, Danville::
international Affairs. Mrs. Joel
w Flood. Appomattox; Public
Affairs. Mrs. j H Walden, Keys
vile; Fl h. Mrs. Roderick
Lacy. Halifax Legislative, Mrs
William Simmons. Chase CITY.
Veterans Affairs. Mrs. William
Page Williams. Brookneal; Vel
fare, Mrs. p. f. Marshall. Dan
Vile Budget and Finance, Mrs.
Nelson O. Embrey, Lynchburg;
Club Institutes. Mrs. L. Harold
Cothran. Altayista; Community
Improvement. Mrs. r, E. Mar
shall, and Safety, Mrs. Homer
G.. Smith. Jr.. of Keysville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27
TuO From Area
Marion College

Miss Helen Ann jenkins, Of
Route | Amelia. and Miss
Louise Lightfoot Swartz, of Buck
ingham. have been enrolled as
members of the freshman class
at Marion College. at Marion.
A two-year college for women.
owned and operated by the Vir-
ginia Synod Of the Lutheran
Church of America, Marion Col
lege offers both liberal arts and
preporfessional courses to local,
nationwide. and foreign students
Miss Jenkins is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. jenkins
and is a graduate Of Amelia High
School.
Miss Swartz. the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold SWartZ is
a graduate Of Buckingham Cen
trail High School.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27
Richmond Orgallist
In Recital At
Farnville Baptist

Mrs. Hildred Vernon Cheat
ham. of Richmond. Will be pre-
serted in an organ recital Sun
day night, Sept %, at 3 O'Clock
at Farmville Baptist Church.
Mrs. Chatham is crganst at
St. Peters Episcopal Church,
New Kent county.
Her performance of sacred
music, to which he public is in
vited, will be varied. including
works of Haydn and Mozart to
variations on familiar hymns
The evening recital will be one
of the highlights of the Baptist
Church 5 observance of Music
Expansion Week, September %
to October s.
Mrs. Cheatham. a native OF
Danville with a bachelor of mu-
sic degree from Chicago Musical
College. taught at Averatt Col
lege before going to Richmond
several years ago to serve as
an organist.
She was organist at st. Giles
Presbyterian Church. Oak Grove
Baptist Church and Park View
Baptist Church in the capital
city before taking her present
position at st. Peters Church.