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FOR SALE-Small farm consist
ing of some SO acres, bank barn
40x6O, 10-room house with bath,
full basement with hot air coal fur
mace, all modern convcniences.
Borders on ITS. 1876 and SO, 6 miles
from Deep Creek Lake Mrs. K. l..
Scbold, Deer Park. ADV. 14-tf
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SAW FILING ana Jointing by
automatic electric machine, all
hand saws, circular slWs to TO-.
Precision guaranteed. James E.
Friend, N St, Nit Lake Park,
phone 334-3881 ADV 52A-tf
ORDER TAKING and Delivery
Permanent position for married
man. Can earn $4,000 a week plus
future and advancement. Car and
phone necessary. Write Pc. Box
So. Cumberland. ADV 17-tf
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FOR SALE--zz-I.. back bar; %
case dry Fri9idaire pop cooler. p.
G.. Arnold. Deer Park. ADV 52A-
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FOR RENT - Broom furnished
apartment private bath. hot water
heat 400 E. Alder street, Oakland
ADV lift
FOR RENT-Apartment, 3 or q
rooms and private bath. Hot water
heat furnished. No children. Phone
DE 4-2649. ADV. 13-tf
FOR RENT-Three-room apart
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GUIDED Reasonable rent No chill
dren. Call at Western Union. =
Adv. 16-tf
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FOR SALE-8-weeks old Berk-
shire pigs. fox hound pups. red
bone and blue tick. Phone DE A.
1856. ADV 14-tf
FOR SALE-Two 1850 trucks,
1880 truck. common carrier
license. Phone Bruceton Mills, FIR
9-3342. ADV. 15-4ta
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING

COMMISSIONERS MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the Board of County Com
missioners for Garrett County,
Maryland. will be in session for
the transaction of all routine
business that may properly come
before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
JULY l and 2, 1858
By order of the Board
MRS. VIRGINIA FlZER.
Clerk
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1852 Valiant 4 Door Sedan -
Radio, heater, auto. drive.
1862 Valiant 2 Door Hardtor
Bucket seats, radio, heat
err. automatic drive.
1861 Valiant Woo 2-Dr. Hard
top-Radio, heater, auto
matte drive.
1860 Plymouth Fury 4 Door Sc
dan-Radio, heater, auto
m2tic drive.
1860 ChrysIer Windsor Door
Hardtop = Radio, heater,
automatic drive, power
steering and power brakes.
1857 ChrysIer Windsor 4 Door.
1857 Plymouth BeIvedere Hard
top.
1857 ChrYsIer Saratoga Door.
1855 Ford " Ton Pickup.
Many Other Modes
To Choose From
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Classified Advertising
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If
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FOR SALE

New cottage just completed on
f4arVeYs Peninsula of Deep
Greek Lake. Three bedrooms,
bath, utility room, built in cher
ry-birch cabinets in kitchen.
Large living room with maple
floors, paneIing, fireplace with
heotform. Private we'll and sep
tic tank, lot handicapped and
shrubs planted. Lake frontage
just across county road for dock.
Priced to sell by owner.
GAIL DE 4-3018
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Having sold our farm. will sell
our personal property at the farm
located 2 miles south of Grants
vile, Maryland 4 mile off route
4q5. on
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05

Mrs. Harold Derey
Dies Tuesday

Mrs Minnie Alice Derey. Il.
wife Of Harold w. Derey. died
Tuesday in Southside Commune
ty Hospital.
She was. born in Bluff City,
Tenn, on December %. 1891.
She was the daughter of the late
John A. and Rosa Riley Nor
rell, and was member of tne
Farmville Methodist Church,
She is survived by her hus-
band; daughter, Mrs. G. w.
Isom. Of johnson City. Tenn. :.
three sons. Col. C. H. Derey, Of
Colorado Springs, Colo, Cecil
F. Derey, Of Milwaukee. and W.
A. Derey. of Farmville, three
brothers, w A. rell, OF
+. Gleenville. Tenn, j. B. Morrell
OF Mosheim. Tenn. and w. D.
Morrell, of Bristol, and eight
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday at pm. in the
Doyne Burger Funeral Home
with burial taking place today
tThursdayl in the Cedar Hill
Presbyterian Church Cemetery
Greenville, Tenn.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05
HNLV. hODTN 1lffVAE !, V1N
LyncI'burg Pastor
10 Lead Maysville
Church Revival

BUCKINGHAM. July : The
Rev. Robert H. Ramey, Jr., pas
tor Of Saint Andrews Presby-
terrain Church. Lynchblre. will
lead series of services at
Maysville Presbyterian Church,
Buckingham. beginning July s.
Services will be held Monday
through Thursday, July 3-ll at
8 pm, Homecoming will be OBJ
served On Sunday. july IA.
Rev Mr.. Ramey is native
Of Danvllle and a graduate OF
Hampden-Sydney College and
Ulion Theological Seminary. He
is married to the former Miss
Jane Robbins McGarry. OF Co
lumbus. Ohio. They have three
children.
After having served a brief
period as assistant pastor at
White Memorial Presbyterian
Chtnch. Nh Ranev came to
start ST. Andrews Church which
he has served for over six years.
He was moderator of Appomat-
tox Presbytery in 1862. His
special interests have been work
ing with youth and pastoral
comsellng.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05
Memorial Dedicated
To|Dr. Nash p. Snead

POWHATAN. July 1.-The Car
tersville Baptist Church was
filled for a memorial service
and the unyeiing OF a monument
hOnO1ing Dr.. Nash P. Snead,
Sunday afternoon, June %. This
well known country physician
practiced in Cumberland, Pow
hatan. and Goochland countries
from 1898 1855 a totaN Of g.
years.
During this time, he delivered
several thousand babies. The
first boy was Snead Nash Will
burn, now of Richmond, who was
present for the service. In ad-
dition to the many friends from
the three countries. relatives and
friends were present from Rich
mond. Fork Union, Palmyra,
Newport News and Davidson, N.
c..
DR.. Russell Snead, OF Column
bia. was organist for the occa-
sion; w. r. Parker presided
and the Rev. c. L. Calling, who
was introduced by the chairman
of the committee, Dale Allen, of
Fife. made the address.
Mr.. Calling pointed out how
appropriate it was to elect a
memorial to a man who served
his community so we'll. "A truly
great man. one who fulfilled
Gods purpose for him. Dr..
Sread was an outstanding ex-
ample of dedication, a man who
for more than 81 years served
his felloW-man-Wit without a vaca-
ton. A man Of great faith. ?
This memorial" Mr.. Calling
concluded, lis a witness OF the
community's love Of DR.. Snead. "
Special music was furnished
by the church choir. Mrs. June
Peasants sang a solo ard Frank
Burnham, Of Richmond, who
married Louise Ransole Dr..
Snead's granddaughter san
abide With Me-" <h arle 5
Snead Pitts and Robert Perkins
Snead, grandsons, unveiled the
monument. Ushers We're: Jack
Blanton. Ralph Boggs, Bill
Peasants, and James Lang
Photography was by James P.
Baber.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05
Town Budget
Continued from Page

Continued from Page y
ledger. the departmental ex-
penses total $290.436. This is al
located as follows: administra-
ton. S24, 765; police. SAB, 1866; fire
department. $22,OO7; street light.
ing, $500; public welfare
$3.50; sanitation. $26, 10e town
property, Sl2. 438; armory, 50 566
street department, $67 ,845: wa
ter, S5O.764; and sewer SIS. 595
Other expenditures include
new construction $221 $50; re-
serve for sewer work improve.
ments Of $4,000; reserve for
water works improvements
5000; equipment replacement
reserve, $500; and contingency
fund Of SIG, 424.
'Star of the Show"
OF all the expenditures of the
town, new construction is the
most spectacular. This is h c
"star of the show while the
other expenditures are consider
ed more routine.
The biggest items in new con
StructlOn comes in the sewer de
partment with SAL 900 budgeted
Tor the new sewage lagOonS
Plans for this work have been
drawn by the consulting engi-
neerS, and are presently under
study for final approval by the
U. S. Health Department.
In the sewer department is
also a reserve fund of $4,000:
sewage and street Improvements
on Race street Of 5000; sew
age extension on Second Avenue
Extension Of S2.265; and service
lines and mains $1,000.
The street department will get
the next largest share. Hig
street construction, which will
start soon, will cost an estimat
ed $4,000; widening Virginia
street. $500; Beech street i'm
proyements, $500; and final
payment on Appomattox river
bridge Of SAILS.
The only item of new con.
struction for the fire department
will be 1850 for the new radio
type alarm system. The county
will also appropriate a similar
amount and the firemen will ado
enough to complete this prof
ect.
The major item for the town
property department is 81. 5O(
Tor engineering survey on a new
airport site. This site is still tc
be selected. The water depart
ment is budgeted $28, 900 and in
clldes final payments on the new
clear water we'll. the million gal
lon storage tank. plus funds fol
SIX inch line on South street
improvements to various meters
mains. service lines and fire
hydrants, and $1,000 in an i'm
provement reserve fund.
The budget was unanimously
approved by council.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05

and Mrs. Lloyd Martin, Jr.. and
Mrs. j. Alex RanSone attended
Mrs. Reese's funeral in Chester
field.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. Kenneth
Clark and Mary Jane and Linda
will be moving Friday to their
new home in Earlysville. We
wish them a lot Of happiness
and success in their new field.
Bunny Hurt returned from
Blacksburg Saturday where she
had been attending the short
Course. She was elected a vice
president for the coming year.
She leaves this Saturday morn
ing for Kansas City to attend
the FILA National Convention.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05
Gainesville

CARTERSVILLE. July 4 WV
Among those attending the me-
mortal services for Dr.. Nash P.
Snead June 30 at Cartersville
Baptist Church were. Mrs. N. P.
Snead ard the following chill
dren: Mrs. Minor Snead Ran
son, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Full
cher. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Pitts,
Mrs. Martha Rollings, Mrs. John
Irving. Mr.. and Mrs. p. E. Flip
pen, Mrs. D. w. Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs R. p. Snead, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Snead, Mr.. ard Mrs. E.
G. Snead and Nash Snead, Jr.
Many Of the grandchildren and
Observation-Disclosures were pres
ent. too - DR.. and Mrs. Robert
Phillips and children. Miss Vir-
ginia Snead. Of Richmond, Pol
lard Snead. Grafton Snead, Of
Carysbrook, Dr.. George Snead,
OF Richmond, Will Snead, Ed
ward Snead and Mrs. Ruth Alex
ander, Of Fork Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pal Goodwin. of
PoWhatan. are the proud parents
OF a son. Richard Christian, Jr..
born Friday. June Is. Mrs.
Goodwin is the former Patsy
Carnage. Of "NeWstead.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Joe Cragwal,
spent a day with his sister, Mrs
Linda Walton, last week. H
son and family have returned tc
their home in Tennessee. Mrs
CragWall's mother. Mrs Anita
Anderson, has returned to thu
Baptist Home in Culpeper aftel
visiting her son and his family
several days.
Mrs. Lucille Martins mother
Mrs. Elma Bartlett, fell las
Saturday ir Mrs. Martins kit
chen and broke her arm.
Monte Ransone spent severa
days with her grandparents. MI
and Mrs. j, Alex Ransona, las
week She and Jimmie vii
again be in Cartersvllle while
their parents are at irgiVnia
Beach this week end.
Mrs E. c. Bruce mother il
visiting her for several weeks
Mrs. Bradbury makes Her home
in Culpeper.
The Hoyle family reunion thai
WAS to have taken place last
Sunday, was postponed due Il
the death of Mrs. Ceclle Hoyli
Reese in an automobile accident
last Saturday forming mean
Richmond. Her little son dice
this week from injuries received
in the accident. Monday after
room Mr. and Mrs. Garlanc
Blanton and Vivian. Mr. anc
Mrs. Hugh Peasants, Mr.. anc
Mrs. IT. b. Pleasants, Jr., MI
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05
County Budget
Continued from page u
in state and federal funds.
Court Audit

&Oull 1uutt
The board received the report
OF the audit of the accounts of
Prince Edward County Court
and Judge William P. Hay. Jr.
State Auditor j. Gordon Ben
Nets report said that all rec
ords were prepared in good or
der. and acknowledged the To-
cal cooperation extended h E
auditors.
The addition of Mrs. Doris
Cook as a deputy clerk IN the of
flce OF Vernon c. Womack
County Clerk, was noted and ap-
proved by the board. Mrs. Dolly
Noble has been moved up to the
position of chief deputy formerly
held by Mrs. Imogene Tunstall
now Cumberland county clerk.
The board directed a commit
tee to draw up resolutions com
mending the long. efficient. and
faithful service Of Mrs. Tunstall
who served here II years.
In a final action. supervisors
agreed to support a petition by
the Charlottesville Farmville
Bus Line to extend its service
eastward to Blackstone over
Route $50, and serving all inter
mediate points. The State Cor
porauon Commission will con
duct a hearing on the reques
next September II.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05
Drought Aid
fCnntinMad from mage lN

Abbltt s support was sought
because the board members felt
the present aid is not sufficient
to cope with the drough. pros
lem here. They contend that
much Of the forage Oh diverted
acres was too dried up by The
time federal permission was
granted to Craze or harvest
from soil bank land
They also feel that emergency
feeding has drastically cut into
corn supplies here, and that this
grain should be released from
national stocks at emergency
prices to assist cattlemen to re-
tain herds.
Governor Harrison ana the
State Drought Committee had
sanctioned requests to the u. S.
Department for both programs.
The Department originally re-
fused both requests. Last week
Secretary Freeman relented OF
the diverted acres plan, but not
on corn and feed grain help.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05
Continued from Page II

continued from Page II
would in any. other corteXt be
instantly recognized as discred-
table The equitable remedy
would be far from complete, and
justice would not be attained, if
reasonable counsel fees were
not awarded in a case 50 ex-
treme
Judge Sobeloff described as
incredible the assertion that
school segregation IN PoWhatan
was voluntary
He roted that Collins Denny,
Jr.. counsel for the school board
had told the court that III it is
I our duty to encourage integra-
ton, then we have violated our
duty"
J d g Butzner said. The
school board has indeed violat
ed its duty 1t is upon The very
shoulders Of school boards that
the major burden has been plac-
ed for implemerting the prin-
clples Enumerated in The Brown
Pr n I Edward county, de
cisions. :
berlin Hotel, Old Point Comfort.
She was chaperonc Of the
Farmvllle 3 e h e of Jobs
Daughters at the Virginia an
nual session held at the Cham
berlin
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05
Rice News

RICE, July Mr., and Mrs.
w. S. Weaver visited Dr.. and
Mrs. Irby Hoyle. at Henderson,
N. c., on Sunday.
Miss Mabel Vaughan has re-
turned after visits to her niaces
in Arlington and to the home of
Mrs j. Keith Marshall at
Marshall:
Nj. and Mrs. Calvin Bass TOOK
Beverly to Massanetta On Satur-
day. where she will attend the
| Young Peoples Conference.
Guest of Mrs. M. S. Kelley
and Mrs. w. D. Mason last week
was Mrs. E. L. Kelley, Of Vic
toria.
Family Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. Roy LYLE, of
Danville. visite d Miss Mary
/ Lyle during the week end. They
/ attended family reurion sup
4 per at the home Of the Lylas in
| KeySville, Saturday Sunday they
We're at the Briery Home coming
Guests Of MI. and Mrs. S. V.
Lyons last week were his sis
ters, Mrs. Paul VIM, Of Middle
port, Ohio. ard Mrs. azel
COMPTON. Of Cleveland. OHIO.
The Bruce Alexander family
spent the week end with her
/ parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. G.
\ Bass.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. l..
Vaughan this week arr Miss
Matte Vaughan, Of Arlington,
and Bonnie Mulloy
4 Mrs Mabel Summers is the
/ guest Of her sister, Mrs. H. p.
Bradshaw. Other guests who
have been in the home the past
4 weeks We're Mrs. Douglas Crunn-
NETT. Nancy, Arm, and Bill, who
returned to Charleston, w. Va
|, Mrs Curtis Hamlet visited
Mrs. Lucille Childress and MI.
and Mrs. r l.. Henderson in
Roanoke over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. C. Hubbard
of Louisville, KY. spent several
days last week with his brother
inlaW and sister, Mr. and Mrs
r. M, Bradshaw. They visited
many relatives here and il
Farmville ard IT, A. Hubbard Ii
Lynchburg, during their stay
Mrs. BERTHE ellis, Of Alexandria
was also a visitor in the same
home. and has remained for {
longer stay.
Hubbard Reunion
On Sunday the Hubbard fami
ly enjoyed a family reunion with
dinner at Cedar Brook.
r. l.. Henderson ard son. Jim
my, Mrs Lucille Childress and
Mrs G. A. Hamlet vislte
Mickey Hamlet at Camp Eas-
ter Seal, on Sunday.
Mrs. j. W. Hubbard. of Pc
tersburs. spent several days III
the home of Mr.. and Mrs H. II.
Hubbard. last week.
Mrs E. c. Andrews spent q
few days last week at the Cham
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05
Beulah Full For Homecoming

OLD ABILENE. July 4 A
wonderful day was enjoyed at
the Beulah Homecoming on Sun
day A program, under the di-
rection of Mrs. Garland Clark
was enjoyed by church full OF
people. A thunder shower cooled
off things for the afternoon,
which was spent in singing by
various groups Of the different
churches.
Dale CLARK is at Junior Camp
at Blackstone this week.
The Cub Scouts that have won
their bobcat badges are Steve,
Wayne and Jimmy Nelson. Joe
Harkleroad and Dale Clark.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05
H. L. Stricken
Rites Held

KEYSVILLE. July Funeral
services for Harry L a m n
Strickler, 70, who died Monday
in Meherrin were held Tuesday
at II am. at the Keysville
Methodist Church with burial il
Ash Camp Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Bessie Dfiskill Stricken.
two sisters. Miss Ruth Strickler,
OF Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mrs.
Bury H. Stell. Of Greenville: and
two brothers. Earl P. Stricken,
of Greenville, and Ernest l..
Stricken. of Washington.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05

There were n patients Thurs
day morning.
Patients Admitted
Mrs A H. Buchanan, Pros
pect, Mrs Pearl f Dow, Farm
vile. Mrs Douglas w Rudd.
Amelia, Mrs. Annie Cora Wood.
Wingina; Mrs. Berkeley S. New
comb. KeysWlle. Mrs, John r.
Elder Madisonville; George Stu
art. Farmville: Mrs. Robert F.
Pecht. Kenbridge: James Low
~ Rogers. Crewe.
Also. Mrs. F.. l.. Doty. Vic
tolia, Mrs. Edward X. Kroner,
Farmville:; George G. Luca as,
Crewe: Mrs SydnOr l.. Scott,
Farmville. Mrs. w. 7. Bohan-
non. Victoria; Mrs. R. l.. Young,
Farmville. w. II. Graft. Farm
vile. and Miss Margaret Shop
herd. New Canton.
Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Stables,
Crewe. girl. July 2.
Coiored Patients
Elizabeth Ambush, Cumber-
land. Laverne Edwards, Brook
Ign. N Y: William E. F'arrar.
Crewe. and Leon Dunger. Pam
pin.
COlOred Birth
James and Barbara Delaney.
CreWe, girl. July 2.
Discharges
July - Mrs. Alice Overton.
U c. Cars Mrs. c. A..
Schmidt. Mrs j. E. Jamerson,
Mrs. p w Bowles. Severna
Redd. Mrs Martha Chapman
Carol Wright. Mrs. Anne Foulk-
ner. Mildred Epes. and Mrs.
Frank Brown
July 2 : Mrs. L. w. Marks,
Mrs. Frank Watson. Jack Wom-
ack. Jr. Mrs T. j. Apperson.
Miss Ellen Nelson. Mrs. w. R.
Walker. Mrs j. T. Elder. Ray
mond johnson. Mrs. C. N.
Knots, and Mrs. M. j. F.ngel-
stad.
July 3 = Mrs. Fred Lynn. Mrs.
B. c. Hall. Mrs. William Fan
cher. and w. c. Fisher.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Carl
son. III. Of Decatur, Ga, We're
overnight guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Meredith Chappell, Ia
Monday
Mrs. Helen Driskill is spend
ing the week in Richmond visit
ing her children, William and
Robert.
Miss Ellen Nelson was a pa
t,ent in Southside Community
Hospital. She went home July 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Litz and
Two sons, Of Rural Retreat. were
overnight guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Garland Clark on Satur-
day Mrs. Litz and Mrs. Clark
were roommates in college.
Mr. and Mrs. George Blanks
attended the Blanks reunion at
Elcorn Lake near Danyille, on
Sunday
MISS Betty Chappel IS spend
ing the week in Charleston, W.
Va.
Miss Peggy Chappell, Of Rich
mond, spent the week end with
her parents, Nh. and Mrs. j. w.
Chappell.
Mrs Mamie Chappell is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Jesse
Ward, and Mr.. Ward and daugh-
ter. Barbara Lee. in Covington.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bell
and Mrs Cleveland Carter, OF
Farmyille, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Meredith Chappell, last Monday
night.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05
Personal Mention

Nj. and Mrs. walter & Rob
ertson- Jr-- Of Naples, Fla, ar
rived Monday for visit Of 3
few days with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henri ' i
Bridges. Jr.. Of Charlotte, N. c..
ard f. NJ. Wooten and his
mother, Of Greenville, n. C.
spent the week end with Mrs
w. B. PettigreW.
Visiting her sister. Mr. J. Bot
Mooney, in Miami, Fla, are Mr.
and Mrs. Billy Jackson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05
Elect Williams
To Democratic
Committee


CUMBERLAND, July 4 - The
Cumberland County Democratic
Committee today chose the Hon
j. Taylor Williams from Madi-
son District to fill the vacancy
on the committee created by
the death of Richard H. Blan-
ton.
Judge Williams. though not
formerly a voting member Of
the committee. has ably served
as secretary for the past seven
years. ard was Immediately APP
pointed by the chairman. A. E.
Godsey, to continue in that po-
Sinon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05
Frank Walton
Buried Wednesday

KEYSVILLE. July | ~ Grave
side services for Frank Adolf
phus Walton. Sr. IS, a retired
farmer who died July ! Were
held Wednesday at II am. III
the Ash Camp Memorial Gene
terry.
He is. survived by two daugh
ters. Miss Ruth Walton. Of Keys
VILE, and Mrs. Brace Walden. o.
Farmyille. ard a son. Frank A
Walton. Jr.. of Keysville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05

IRAQ'S National Revolutionary
Council announced Wednesday it
has smashed a Communist plot
to take over the government. A
statement over Baghdad Radio
said Communist and hire d
agents" tried to seize control Of
the strategic Al Rashid army
camp near the Iraqi capital
early Wednesday morning bat
the insurgents were annihilated
in 80 minutes Of fighting"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-05

The Memorial committee was
composed Of Dale Allen. chair
man; W. R. Parker. sec-treas.
Mrs. NJ. ~. Blanton, Mrs. Dale
Allen. and Mrs. Sallie Guy Bak-
en-.
full to all who made this occa-
sion possible.