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The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-13
He I-N-F-I-N-LT-E HAS NO BEcINNINc"!
CHRIST SCIENTIST JESUS. NO. i The TRUE.
ETERNAL BEING OF EVERY ONE!

ETERNAL BEING OF EVERY ONE!
GENESIS l:26 IMAM" YOUR TRUE BEING!
THE IMAGE OF INFINITY DIVINITY = IS ADAM
EveLEss - NEVER BORN. NEVER DYINc
NEVER A SINNER NEWER BORN OF SINNERS
OF WOMAN. UNcLEAN Job, Old IT,
SCRIPTURES : DEVIL USED
GENESIS l:27: GODS MALE AND FEMALE!
GENESIS l2s: "BE FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY
AND. REPLENIsH THE EARTH"
c-H-LL-O-LE-s-s CHRIST JESUS PLANNED
NON PARENTHOOD - THE WAY, THE TRUTH
AND THE LIFE" - mo MAN coMETH UNTO
THE FATHER EXCEPT BY ME" - THE CHRIST
GODS IDEA! - WHICH GAVE THE HUMAN
JESUS A MARVELLOUS 80 YEARS COMPLETE. PURE.
SPIRITUAL. DIVINE, TRIUMPHANT lNDlvIDU-
ALITY - AND. FORTUNATELY FOR THE MODERN
WORLD REPRODUCED IN LARGE MEASURE.
IN MORE THAN 20 OF THE NEARLY 90 YEARS
OF FATHER. SON AND HOLY GHOSTS INcoM-
PARABLE PROPHECIES REvELAToR. GREATEST
MARY. BAKER EDDY
TO ILLUSTRATE: JESUS TO wicked AND ADUL.
TERoUs GENERATION" WHICH COULD NOT
BEAR" "A COMPLETE AND FINAL REVELATION -
GAVE THE PROMISE AND PROPHECY OF
"ANOTHER COMFORTER, EVEN THE HOLY GHOST,
TEACHING ALL THINGS" VIA WOMAN" -
THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS AT HAND, WITHIN
YOU. :. is LIKE UNTO LEAvEN [cHRIST SCIENCE
MESSIAH u WHICH A WOMAN TOOK AND HID IN
THREE MEASURES OF MEAL. UNTIL THE
WHOLE WAS LEAvENED"! Matthew 1889
"scIENcE, THEOLOGY. MEDICINE" - THE TITLE
OF THE SIXTH CHAPTER OF OUR CHRISTIAN SCI
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OF BIBLES CLERGY EDUCATORS! STATESMEN!
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MAN CHILD MARY BAKER EDDYs - TO RULE
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INFINITE. DIVINE LOVE -
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CLOTHED WITH THE SUM ! = THE MOON UNDER
HER FEET - UNDERSTANDING CROWNED
WITH TWELVE STARS - WHOSE IMAM CHILD
WILL RULE ALL NATIONS! Rev. 12l S.
Lovingly yours. according to Christ.
Andrew Frvehavf, Publisher.
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world - has an agency in Japan. FRuEHAuF IS
WORLD LEADER IN ITS INDUSTRY. OWING TO
GODS CHRIST SCIENCE, JESUS SECOND CON-
ING" LAYING THE MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
FOUNDATION FOR ITS GROWTH 4s YEARS AGO!
coDs DETROIT TRlBuNEs HAVE BEEN SENT
WEEKLY FOR SEVERAL YEARS TO SOME OF "a
PANS YMc.Asl
FOR THE oLYMPIcs,
JAPAN UNVEILS WORLDS LARGEST TRAIN
1.-TWO MILES A MINUTE:
1.-THE ToKYO-To- OSAKA EXPRESS WILL SHOOT
FOR A WORLDS RECORD FOR THE
"a oLYMPics."
:. Jspsn,s bid for the worlds championship In ra'i
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!sk WHERE GOD Is copI- YOUR "EAruse
mo'heR GOD. ALL-HARMoNIous"l = TnE oMe
Ne,A'l PARENT or CHRIST JESUS AND
e~e-m.r HUMAN BEING I! - PAST, PRESENT
AND FuTuREl-
'eNce, C-H-'l-Dl.E-s-S CHRIST JESUS PL AIMED
non PAReNTHooD ADMoNlTIoN - Call
NO MAN. FATHER!
The DEVIL USING scRIPTuREl
The SATANIC. AkTI-CHRIsT lord GOD" (x)
FRAUDS F! myths! F.! ARE CREDITED,
ACCEPTED. AS R-E-A-l!-
OWING TO SAUL OF TARsus ApAMEvE
TRANStAToRs INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL Aplu.
TEReRS WHO. PREsUMPTUoUsLY INSERTED
IN HOLY Bibles THE SATANIC, SUICIDAL PAGAN
PHILOSOPHY. MYTHOLOGY, THAT THE ONE
GOD OF THE UNIVERSE - WITHOUT BEGIN
MING. ENDING - AND LOGICALLY. DEMON
STRABlY, HIS CREATION, OFFSPRING - YOUR
TRUE BEING - UNIVERSE is ALso WITHOUT
BEGINNING. ENDING IS THAT 'PHoNY' LORD
COD. WHOSE ALLEGED FIRST THREE OFF.
SPRING ARE THE - NOT SPIRITUAL ADAM
EVE. MURDERoUS CAIN = CHASTITY FARCE
MYTHS!
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THIS WORD BEGINNING IS EMPLOYED
10 SIGNIFY THE ONLY - THAT is, THE ETER-
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INCLUDING THE UNIVERSE! VERY cooD"!-
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Science textbook
(x) Genesis III, etc.
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DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, JULY IS, 1868
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-13

-. Jspsn's bid for the worlds championship IN 'a'''
road speed train fast that will pef'er ar
time ineIvdrq trips 70 sIrpors The eeeirepowered To-
ksdo Lins EYpres. which will whisk 6o56o commuters
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24
The Dance inspires
Gallery ~ Finale

movies. to be seen Saturday and
Sunday nights. are this Sundays
Edgar Allan Poe story, 1.-THE Phan-
tom Of the Rue Morgue," with Karl
Maiden and Steve Forrest; Satur-
days Strange Lady in Town." Greer
Carson and Dana Andrews, and Ell
legal" with Edward @. Robinson and
Jayne Mansfield, set for March 81.
ABOUT BEAUTIES: The field is
open for candidates for this years
Summer Jubilee Queen, whose main
chore will be to spread the word
about Washington being a nice place
to visit.
Applicants must be single and be-
tween Is and Is years of age. The
winner will be chosen on a special
TV show, Invitation to Washington,
set fer 1890 pm. April IA on WNAL
u. The program will also preview
major summer events in the District.
=
PUBLIC SERVICE: In response to
the requisite number of frantic phone
calls, Channel 8 has set an extra
edition Of its annual series, Opera
ton 1040: Your Federal Income Tax
Agents of the Internal Revenue
Service will be on TV at II O'Clock
today as well as next Sunday to an
Swer telephone queries from viewers.
The number to dial is KE. 7-1005.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24
D. C. STUDIOS
BY BONNIE ALTMAN

WTOP--9 winds up its popular
National Gallery Orchestra series
this Wednesday in a program of mu-
sic inspired by "the dance" Richard
Bales will conduct the 43-piece or
chestra.
Selection of this particular theme
will showcase a wide and varied
range of works-from Relationships
waltz from his Sleeping Beauty" to
the Jamaican Rhumba by Benjamin.
Other composers featured will be
ProKofieff, Phillips, Gretry, Differs
dorf, Fall and BergSma.
During the concert, in the Ma
tional Gallery's East Garden court,
paitingS appropriate to the music
will be shown. Air time is 1880 pm.
FILM FARE: WAGAL-7 and WRC
a have each bought a batch of
lste-year feature movies for first
run showing in Washington. Among
Channel rs MGM package, to be
featured soon on weekend evenings.
are Silk Stockings" with Fred As
taire and Cyd Charlse, THE Tender
Trap" with Frank Sinatra and an
entry which will probably spark some
local controversy, The Blackboard
Jungle"
Highlights in Channel as new
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28

minister. an d grandson OF
George M. Robson. founder of
Farmville Manufacturing Com,
pany His wife is the former
Anne Walters, of Columbia
Tenn They have two children,
Elizabeth, rising sophomore
at Longwood College. and a son,
Jackie, 10th grade pupil at
Prince Edward Academy.
Robson has served on h e
vestrv and as Sunday School
superintendent at Johns Me
mortal Episcopal Church at
Farmville
His predecessor, E. H Vas
sar, will Join the LongWood Col
lese faculty next term. He re-
ceived Ms masters degree there
at the June commencement.
As principal. Robson will di-
rect a Upgrade educational svs-
tenn as Cumberland consolidates
its schools for the first time. A
building program underway will
provide for the consolidation OF
John Randolph and Hamilton
Elementary Schools in facilities
adjoining Cumberland High.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28

Pearson, who was administra-
tor of the School Foundation for
three years. resigned his po-
sitlon. He had been on a leave
Of absence for the past 10
months. Robert T. Redd. W h 0
has been acting administrator
was appointed administrator.
Need Explained
Redd explained the need for
the additional classroom space
because of the consolidation of
the sixth and seventh grade
classes in Farmville. There are
three sections to each of these
grades, and both grades will be
taught on a departmentalized
b 81 S. by having all the
classes in one building he
said, 1T will make our opera
ton more efficient.
Redd estimates that the build
ing will cost approximately
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28
Carter Memorial
Scholarship Goes
To Classmate Here

Miss Lucle Scott Lancaster has
been named recipient of a $50
scholarship. given by anony-
nous donors in memory of the
late Robert Peck Carter. a
Prince Edward Academy senior
who died in a Richmond hospital
May from injuries sustained in
an automobile accident at Will
hamsburg.
Miss Lancaster is the daugh-
ter Of Mrs. H. V. Lancaster and
the late Mn. Lancaster. She was
selected for the scholarship by a
ballot vote of the faculty mem
Der at Prince Edward Acad-
envy She VIII attend Longwood
College in September.
R. C Gilmer. headmaster at
the Academy. said tina the don
orS wanted to do something. in
Carter name, for one Of his
senior classmates who was plan
ming to attend college.
Bobby, the son of MIR. and
Mrs. w. K Carter. would have
been a member of the 1863
graduating class at Prince Ed
ward Academy.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28

ports Authority, Keysville town
attorney, member of the Ruli-
tan Club, The American Legion,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, and
the Masons.
Pettus served as alternate to
the National Democratic Con-
ventlon in Chicago in 1852. He
has served as chairman of the
Red Cross fund drive for Char
lotte County. and was County
chairman of the Southside Com
munlty Hospital fund drive.
Among his other activities he
has done considerable work on
the watershed projects in Char
lotte County. He is secretary
treasurer of the Association of
commonwealth Attorneys of
Virginia.
His wife is the former Ann
Early, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. K e n t Early, of Charlotte
County. They have three daugh-
tiers. Pamela Is, Regina 9, and
Ann Tompkins S.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28
Director Reports Progress
$4,000 Survey In Phase ?

gwen in survey quarters now
established in the basement of
the Miller Building in Farm
vile. DR.. Green said additional
space may be provided in the
First Baptist Church nearby.
The children will be brought
to the Miller center by staff
members usirg station wagons
or rented BUSES, DR.. Green re-
ports.
DR.. J. Kenneth MorIand, head
OF the Department of Sociology
and Anthropology at Randolph
Macon Woman's College. Will
serve as consultant for the So
Geological determination in the
second phase.
This will consist of the col
lection of information of a So
Geological nature using a ques-
tionnaire and a random samp-
ling of children and families.
The QUESTIONABLE will seek to
find answers to such questions
as: what kinds of experiences
have been substituted for
schools and what effects they
have produced; how family
backgrounds and circumstances
have been altered or changed;
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28
Pearson Elected President
Foundation To Add New Six
Classroom Unit For Academy

$40. 900. The School Foundation
Will act as its own contractor
for the work. This makes a
great deal more work on the Of
flee, : he said, but we have
dore this very successfully in
the past
The building will be financed
by funds available and due to
the building fund of the School
Foundation and by additional
contributions for this purpose
The board Of directors authoriz-
ed any additional needed funds
to be borrowed locally.
Redd explained that he could
rot give a complete fiscal pic
ture of the past years opera
ton until later in the year,
when all receipts and expendi-
ture had been completed. The
Foundation has no outstanding
obligations" Redd said. 'anr'
all current bills have been paid
OF course we Will have June eX-
pense bills coming in the first
of July
Work on the new unit is ex-
pected to start immediately and
1t is hoped that it will be ready
Tor use when schools open in
the fall. 1t will be built on the
Catlin street side of the Acade-
my.
Redd said the buildings in
Farmville that will be used for
the lower school classes next
year include the new Metho-
dist addition, the new Episco-
pal Parish House, and $40 Ran
dolph Street.
Test Result
Redd also reported the results
a national achievement test that
gave a good indication that stu
dents in the Prince E d " + d
School Foundation classes are
doing good Job. He said the
S e n &c Research Associates
'SRAl tests were given to the
f ourt h and sixth graders in
March. The national average
would be AZ for the fourth grad
ers, and they compiled an ave
rage of 81, which indicates that
they are once grade above the
national average.
The sixth grade average was
IA on the test, as compared
with the national average of 81.
I'VE realize that this is Just
one test, Redd pointed out,
and it doesn't prove anything
Be we are pleased with the re-
suits and it is an excellent in
dlcatlon that our students are
doing better than the national
average
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28
BY JOHN STICK

The second phase of Uni
versity of Michigan State-direct-
ed, federally financed project
to determine the educational
and sociological effects of the
for-year absence of ollie
schools for Negroes in Prince
Edward county began this week.
The phase will consist of two
programs: the giving ard scor-
ing of achievement tests to as
many Negro children as posi-
Bile, and a determination of the
social changes the situation has
produced in the Negro com
munity among both youths and
adults.
DR.. Robert Lee Green educa-
tlonal psychologist who dirests
the university program under a
U. S. Office of Education graft,
said Tuesday of the testing pro-
gram, I'VE plan to test as many
OF the youngsters as we an
find and bring in
He said the achievement level
and intelligence battery will
test the children in language,
verbal concepts, reading and
reading comprehension and
arithmetic. The tests will be
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28
In Charlotte County
In Charlotte County
Only One Countrywide Position
Subject To Democratic Primary

CHARLOTTE C. H, June 81
Only one countrywide office is
involved in the Charlotte coun-
ty Democratic Primary to be
held July g. Reginald H. Pettus,
incumbent CommonWealth's at
torney. is being challenged by
w. Byron Keeling.
One supervisor seat is also
at stake IN the Democratic pri-
mary. This is in Madison dis
trict, where incumbent j. c.
DunnaVant, of Charlotte c. H.
has announced that he will not
seek reelection. The two can
didates for the nomination are
c. F. Reynolds and Joe Pugh,
both farmers.
| w. Bryon Keeling, AZ, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Keeling. of
KeySville, is a graduate of
keysvllle H G h School, les
School of Business Administra-
ton. LaSalle Extension School
of Law and two years Universe
ty OF Virginia Extension. After
being admitted to the Virginia
Bar in 1852, he was associated
with an attorney in an adjoining
county for two years.
I He is former substitute
judge of the County Court and
for several years served as
Judge of the municipal court in
Keysville.
His military service was from
1871 to 1916 during which time
he saw service in India and
China. Keeling is member of
Ash Camp Baptist Church. The
American Legion and Veterans
of Foreign Wars. post 1902.
His wife is the former Mar
lonc F.. Smelling, of Boydton.
who is teacher at Randolph
Henry High School. They have
four children. Charles l6. Mar
jorie Is, Ann l3, and Jane H..
r. H. Pettus
Reginald H. Pettus, 40, has
been Commonwealth S attorney
Tor eight years. He is native
OF Charlotte County, a son of
Mrs. Bertha Hammer Pettus, of
Keysville, and the late George
Overton Pettus.
4 A graduate of Keysville High
School, he did his undergradu-
ate work at Washington and
Lee University. where he also
received his LIB degree in 1913.
He was admitted to the Virginia
Bar after receiving his degree
and h been practicing in
Charlotte County Stree then.
During World War II, Pettus
was a pilot in the U. S. Air
Force. flying out of England
prior to the Normandy invasion.
He was a prisoner of war for
ID months until the end of
World War II.
He is a member of Ash Camp
Baptist Church. a member of
the board of directors of tn e
Bank of Keysville, local counsel
for the Southern Railway, a
member Of the Virginia Air.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28

The Prince Edward School
Foundation will construct an
other six classroom unit at
Prince Edward Academy, Rob-
ert T. Redd, school admimstra-
tor, announced this morning
The decision for the new con-
struction was made at the an
nual meeting of the board of
directors Monday night.
The board of directors also
| e C t d Roy R. Pearson as
president of the School Founda-
ton. DR.. Roy B. Hargrove and
Robert E. Taylor were elected
vice presidents. S. A. Martin
was reelected treasurer.
B. Blanton Hanbury, outgoing
president, has been president
Of the private school organiza-
ton since its inception in 1855.
He was given a rising vote of
thanks for his able service.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28

Robson had been assistant
headmaSter and government
studies teacher at Prince Ed
ward Academy, Farmville, the
past four years.
The new principal, who re-
places E. H. Vassar, received
his bachelor and masters de-
grees at Syracuse University in
1889 and 1850 He has done con-
siderable graduate study on the
doctorate level at University of
Virginia
AS principal at Cumberland.
he will be returning to the
school where he taught history
and government from l947 to
1851 He was supervising teach
er of social studies at Farm
vile High School from 1851 to
1859.
Robson is coordinator an d
instructor for the Farmville
area apprentice training pro
gram, an evening class system
under the direction Of the State
Board of Education.
The 49-year-old appoirtee is
the son Of the late John Max
well R ODE son. an Episcopal
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28
Death Takes Longtime College
Treasurer, Civic, Church Leader

Paul Tulane Atkinson, rs, Of
Hampden Sydney, died following
a heart attack in Falls Church,
Va, on Tuesday morning, June
Is. He was visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert T. Jerome,
and family when stricken,
Mr.. Atkinson, son Of john
Pryor Atkinson and Sara
Green Jones Atkinson. was born
in DinWiddie County. Va, on
March |, 1887 at Boutwell,, ;"
the home of Roger Pryor At
kinSon He received his early
education at Sunnyside School,
which was founded by his ma
ternal grandfather, Rev. t. T.
Jones, and subsequently direct
ed by his mother.
He came to Hampden-S Sydney
College in 1904, ard entered the
Sophomore class. He was gradu-
ated in the class of 1907 with
B. A. degree.
At Hampden-S Sydney College,
he won the senior orators
medal, was ediotor of the Kali
eldoscope and the Hampden-Syd-
ney Magazine, was president Of
his class, member of the track
team. He was also a member of
the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity.
He maintained a continuing in
terest in the fraternity, be-
coming national secretary and
editor of the fraternity maya
zine.
Education Leader
Following graduation he BE-
came principal of Worsham
School in 1907, and became su-
perintendent of sc hools in
Prince Edward County in 1909.
He resigned in July 1918 to en-
ter the U. S. Army during
World War l. He was discharg-
ed in 1919 with rank of sergeant
major.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28
Four Over Top
In Herald
New York Club

Miss Phyllis Mathews. of Cum
berland, and Mrs. Rlves Jones,
OF DlllWyn, Joined The success
full candidates in the New York
Club this week Previously an
nounced were Mrs. Vester Jen-
kins, of Jetersville. and Miss
Judy Whitaker, Of Amelia.
The balance Of tn candidates
are working to earn the coveted
fiye-day expense paia TRIP to
New York from July % to
August ?. The CAMPAIGN closes
July 49, With three moro weeks
to work a candidate can beein
now and earn the trip.
The tour Will begin ii Farm
vile July 80, stopping at Apo
mattox to pick up successful
club members Of the Appomat-
tox Times-Virginian. and then
up the Shenandoah Valley tC
Luray for the first night. The
party will arrive il New York
the next day, when the whirl of
the big city will begin. A boat
trip around Manhattan bv NIGHT,
theatres, tours of the principal
points Of interest and 1 grand
finale at New York night clubs
on Thursday
There is space for several
more candidates on the tour,
and there is a plenty of time
left to earn the trip. A few days
of concentrated work VIII win
for any candidate who viii en-
ter now
Club Candidates
Club members already at work
are as follows;
Mrs. Carlyle Cough, DillWyn.
Miss Donna Higginbotham. Ri.
2 Pamplin.
Miss Beverly Irving N BILE,
Rice;
James Falls, Amelia,
Mrs Vester Jelkins, Rt. t, Jc-
tersville;
Continued On Page n
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28
In Cumberland
Mrs. lmogene Tunstall, With Is
Years Experience, Appointed Clerk

CUMBERLAND, june 81
Mrs. Imogene West Tunstall has
been appointed clerk Of Cunlber-
land County for the unexpired
term Of the late Richard II.
Blanton. The appointment was
made Tuesday bv judge Joel
W. Flood to be effective July |.
Her term Will expire 1868.
Mrs. Tunstall lives In Rand
olph district. Her husband
Richard B, Tunstall, is a farm
err They live one mile from
Raines Ravern on the route of
Lees retreat I
Mrs. Tunstall was born in II
Gnols and moved to Viz
ginia when she was five years
old. Her father was the late
Gordon E. West, who was a dep
uty clerk for Prince Edward
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28

the effects Of non-School influ-
enceS on achievement to S
scores. what are the social.
work or education aspirations
Of children after four We i S
without a public system in their
county?
Dr.. Green has pointed out
that the situation here is unique
I'VE just don't know tn c
answers We can expect. he
says assessing the projec
ahead which is expected to take
all of July and possibly part OF
August to complete.
In phase I. completed in May
and early June, Dr. Green. the
project conSultants and staff as
Slstants located and contacted
~ per cent of the Negro fami-
lies in the county.
This was an nformauon-gath-
ering phase, and DR.. Green
said, his work ers contacted
1,038 Negro families. He said
there are somewhere between
LOIS and l, 100 such families in
the county,
In this initial work, the work
ers determined: the number OF
Continued On Page u
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28

County and cashier of First Ma
tlonal Bank. Mrs. Tunstall's
mother makes her homo with the
TunstaIls
Mrs. Tunstan attended Wor
sham High School and wa
graduated from Farmville Hieh
School She was graduated from
LongWood College il 1858.
She IS president OF The Farm
vile Alunnae Chapter and
member OF the Robert Morris
Chaper, Order of Eastern Star.
She has been deputy clerk of
Prince Edward County for the
past Is years
Mrs. Tunstall announced that
Mrs. Betty R. Walton Will con
time as her deputy at Crnlher-
land. Mrs. Walton has been dep
uty clerk for the past 10 years.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28

Returning from the service,
he became treasurer Of Hamp-
den-sydney College. a position
he held until he retired in 1857,
to become alumni advisor, a
position he held until his full re-
tirement in 1860.
He was a member of College
Church, a trustee for 50 years,
deacon and elder for 46 years
ard superintendent Of the Sun
day School for "a years.
Community Service
Mr. Atkinson was active in
community CARNATIONS. He
was a member of the Farmville
Lions Club. and served on the
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