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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-11
CRITICS VIEW
Comedy Is Serious
On Bermon Show

was temporarily suspended in
1860, which permitted the
famous Kennedy-Nixon con-
formations.
An episode OF 1.-THE Dick
Powell Theatre" starring Gene
Barry as a wealthy homicide
detective named Amos Burke,
has been removed from the
schedule of the NBC series and
another show substituted. The
episode Chased on a jaunty,
Thin Man" type Of character
which Powell played in a
couple Of episodes last sea-
SOM was made as a demon
stration film for q whole new
series, and ABC Is reported
vitality interested in 1t.
Frank Fontaine's record al
bum is high on the list Of
best-sellers and he's in big
demand for nightclub and
personal appearances-all as
a result Of playing second
banana on the Gleason show.
variety. the show business
trade paper, reports Fontaine
cancelled a summer nightclub
appearance because he re-
fused to accept billing under
that Of the clubs other star
Andy Williams).
Maybe the big, big quiz
show isn't dead but only dor
mant.
ABC, which has several holes
in its next seasons schedule
left to plug, is considering one
called "120 Grand" a half
hour show with a top prize
that would be almost twice the
size Of the late $4,000 Dollar
Question"
ABC spokesman say. how
ever, 1t is only one Of about
so shows under consideration"
Recommended tonight: David
Brinkley's Journal" NBC,
l0-10:30 (EST)-the show
takes a look at New York's
Ellis Island and Los Angeles
Watts Towers.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-23

etandard's Alaskan Refinery! The first refinery in Alaska!
 It gets to be habit this urge to pioneer with the energetic people of pioneering state. Standard caught the urge the day first products were shipped here in 1885. The same urge sent our stern -wheelers paddng up the Yukon in 98 started Standards regular tanker service to Alaskan ports. built our Alaskan bulk plants and service stations .. sent US searching for Alaskan oil.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-23

Through the years Alaskas fishing fleets and canner
 es, shipping and aviation mines and mills numbering and farming, have relied on Standards supply line Now another pioneer venture, the Alaskan Refinery, adds to the development of an industry which could add much to ''The Big Country's" future wealth and progress.
 It's here and it's rea turning out Alaskan oils, for Alaskans And right away it captures the excitement all of us feel about Alaska.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-23
ALASKAN REFINERY
its men, and in its columns and oil begin

The refinery can process nearly million gallons of petroleum day.
 The value of Aaska's oil and natural gas production already has risen from $311 OOO in 1859 more than S28 million in 1862 The industrys increasing share of taxes helps you enjoy better roads schools and other public services.
 Here in Alaska faith in the future is so tangible you feel in your bones Standard restaes its faith with this refinery: to help Alaska grow, to your needs better, and to keep growing with you
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-23


   
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-16
]. E. Stone Retires
After 80 Years
Highway Dept.

AMELIA, Aug. Is ~ The Of
flee personnel of the A m e a
Highway Department entertain
ed with a luncheon at the office
on Tuesday, Aug. 6 in honor Of
j. E. Stone. who retired on July
l. after working with the depart
ment for 80 years.
Those attending besides t h e
guest of honor, were M. T.
: Thurston, resident. engineer. K.
7. Wingo, assistant resident en-
gineer. Mesdames Nellie Mum
den and Juanlta Smith. en-
ployees Of the office. also Rus
sell Perkins, Tom Easter, and
M A. Dodson. highway EN-
ployees III Amelia county, and
Joe lilly area superintendent in
Nottoway ounty, Milton S.
Harding, area superintendent in
Lunenbmg county, F. w. Morris.
resident mechanic. of Victoria,
and Mrs. j. E. Stone.
After lunch and a social hour,
Mr.. Thurston presented MI.
Stone with a check from the
employees in this residency.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-16
VA Answers
Questions OF
Area Seryicemen

Here are authoritative answers
BY the Veterans Administration
to questions from former serv-
icemen and their families:
@ 80 Does the VA recommend
converting term insurance to
permanent plan insurance?
A Both have their advan-
tages 1t would depend on the
individual circumstances Term
insurance supplied maximum in
surance supplied maximum in
surance for minimum cost. Thus,
it might be ideal for a veteran
with a large family of children.
The cost-Df term insurance, how
ever. increases as time goes on
and becomes very expensive in
late. middle or old age. 1t offers
10 loan value nor any perma
nent equity Thus, after children
are grown a veteran might wish
to convert all or part Of his
term insurance to a lower cost
policy with premiums that never
change and the other advantages
mentioned above.
@ May the family-Wife and
children of veteran-obtain
medical care and hospital treat
ment at a VA hospital?
A No. Only veterans them
selves may be treated in the VA
hospital system
@ When IS the final date for
any World War II veteran to
get a CT loan?
"A The CT loan program
comes to an end for all World
War II veterans on July Is,
1867. For the great majority Of
World War II veterans it will
end sooner than that the cal
endar date reached by adding 10
years to their date Of discharge
from the last period Of active
service plus an additional year
| for each three months Of active
| service.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-16
2 To Be Confirmed
At St. Johns

Robert Welchlin and Sarah
Welchlin will be received into
full COMMUNICATE membership
with st. Johns Lutheran Church
in the Sunday Worship Service
at 10 am. According to the Gus
tom Of the Lutheran Church the
catechumens will be questioned
publicly by the pastor on the
chief parts of Christian doctrine
in a preliminary service at 8
m.
Robert is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Welchlln and Sarah
is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Willie Welchlin both of Cumber-
land county. Messrs. Welchlir
are both officers Of St. John 5
Church.
The Rev. Donald R. Ortnel
pastor OF st. Johns Will perform
the rite Of confirmation. Thi.
marks both a renewal OF the bap
tismal covenant made originally
by the godparents and also con
cludes the formal tWo-year in
struction by the pastor
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-16
Hospital Nelus

There were "a hospital pa
tents Thursday morning
Patients Admitted H
Billy Lee Amos. Buckingham;
Miss Vallaria Gillispie. Glad
stone: Daniel Hawks, Farm
vile; Mrs. P. M. Trent, Ran
iolph: W. B. Bruce, Farlnville;
Miss Martha Hubbard, Farm
vile; Miss Ethel Nj t CHI e Il.
Farmville: Mark Cave, Farm
vile; Miss Cynthia Cave. Farm
vile: Ruben Williams. Green
Bay; Junious Davidson, Panp-
lin; Mrs Mamie Ingle, Culnber-
land; B R. Smith, Cumberland,
Mrs. r. L. Higgins, Richmond;
Mrs J. T. Ashby, Chase City.
Also. L. D. Carter. Chase
City. Mrs. W. F w at kins.
Farmville; Mrs. j. R. Wiley.
Burkeville; Miss Iris Waltons
MeneTlln, MIS-. ~. "A. BOllek,
Farmville. Ben F. Crews, Pros
pect; Mrs. A. C. Spencer, Dill
Wyn, Mrs. Ode Bates. letters
vile: Mrs. Anne Faulkner
Blackstone; Mrs. W. D. Terry.
Yorktown. M. A. Thackston,
KeySville. IT, E Locke, brakes
Branch. Lawrence Redd, Farm
vile: R. E. Rodgers, Hampden-
Sydney David Palmer, Rice,
and Mrs. G. NJ. CAN'T. Farm
vile
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. H. Cook,
Cumberland, girl, Aug. y.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Rosser,
Farmville. girl, Aug. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Harding
Jetersvllle, twin boys. Aug ID.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Moore,
Farmville, girl. Aug IA.
t Discharges
! Aug. u Mrs. Carter Taylor,
Willie B. Whorley, and Mrs. D.
y. Tharpe.
Aug. 10 Mrs. Virginia Nor
ton. Mark Cave, Miss Cynthia
Cave, Moses Lee, Junius David
son, Miss Pearl Phillips. Rob R
Gordon. and Mrs. James Ashby
i Aug. IA Mrs. R. l.. Higgins
Mrs. Helen Higgins, Miss Mar
tha Hubbard. Daniel Hawks
Mrs. S. C. Patteson, Mrs. P. NJ
Trent, and Mrs. e. M. Wright
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-16
Sunny Side

Aug. Is Mrs. Mary Wood
son, of the Southside Community
Hospital staff. and son, Blake. of
Richmond, were at the home Of
Miss Katie Garrett and Mrs.
Alice Foster this week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hindle
Goodman, David and Susan at
tended the Bates-Sparger wed
ding in Charlottesville Saturday
afternoon.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Blackwell and family
were Mr. and Mrs. j. R. Taylor
and son. Greg, Of Bethesda. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Esten Terry and
family. Of Lynchburg. visited
the Jamerson family over the
week end
Week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alan Morrison and family
were Mrs. Lucy Horst and Miss
F. lore nce Morrison, Of Rich
mond, and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
my Nichols and daughters, also
of Richmond.
Dinner guests Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. George Berger and
family were Mr.. and Mrs. LIE
land Bottoms and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Armi-
stead, of South Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Berger
and Mr.. and Mrs. Garnett Wood
son and sons spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Urban Berger, Of
Richmond.
Mrs. Proffitt spent her days
off from her position at the
Goochland Farm for Women at
her home here. Mr.. Proffitt was
taken suddenly i'll on Monday
afternoon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-16
George W. Palmer
Continued from Page ID

Continued from Page ID
for three terms.
The school board heard its
regular maintenance epor t
Monday night. and Chairman
Palmer commented on several
recent cases Of vandalism at a
couple of the schools These
have been referre d to the
sheriff's department to investi-
gate and culprits Will be pun
lshed, Palmer said.
Without taking further action,
the board went into executive
session, apparently to discuss
the free, private school situation
which is reported elsewhere on
this page.
Richmond. were guests on Sun
day Of Mr.. and Mrs M. O..
Chappell.
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Farmville, Rt. |

Aug. IS - Mr.. and Mrs. Bud
dy' Zlncome, of Richmond.
were supper guests on Sunday Of
the H. E. Fosters.
Week end visitors of the Jesse
Gates We're Mr. and Mrs.
Charles w. Hill and children, of
Richmond. Other visitors in the
Gates home include Mrs. Frank
Vogel of Cumberland, and Mrs.
Fitzhugh Bartol, Of Arlington.
The Rev. Jesse Rutcheson,
Mrs. Hutcheson and children, Of
Hampton, were recent guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Foster and
Mrs Henderson johnson. Their
other guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Bryant and family. Of
New Canton. Lucy Kay remained
for a longer visit.
Mrs. o. w. Robertson a n d
grandchildren. Susan and Jeff
Wells, were visitors last week of
the Roland Fosters.
AT the Beaches
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Calhoun
and family spent their vacation
at Buckroe and Virginia
Beaches. w While at Virginia
Beach they visited Mr.. a d
Mrs. Keith Hudgins.
Mrs. w. A. Wilson had as her
guests last Saturday Mr.. an d
Mrs. Ben Anderson. of Alabama,
Mrs. Jamie Ross and Mrs. Ben
Sharp, of Richmond.
Walter, Tommie, Jimmie and
Lucy Blackwell, of Sunny Side,
grandchildren of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Meinhald. were their
guests for the past week.
Mrs. j. D. Garrett Of Black
stone, spent the week end with
her mother, Mrs. R. E. Peters.
! Mrs. Edward Yancey, Eddie
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-16

Vacation Bible School will be
conducted next week at st.
John S Luthern Church 80 South
Virginia Street Monday through
Friday from $50 am. to 1870
pm.
SO that proper provision may
be made for materials and for
teaching staff children who are
not enrolled in the Sun d a y
School at St. Johns Church
should be registered at the earli-
est opportunity before Sunday
evening. This may be done by
telephoning Mrs. D. R. Ortner
at Academy 3-323l.
Intensive instruction in h e
Holy Scriptures by means of
attractive materials as well as
interesting religious projects will
highlight the school. The chill
dren of the community are in
vited.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-16
Delay In Merger
OF Two Girl
Scout Councils

Another organization is joining
those combining to form larger
areas Of work for more effec-
tive service,
The Girl Scoutshave agreed to
merge the councils Of Richmond
and Southside into one large
council The merger, formerly
planned for October, has
been delayed until Nov. IA on
account of the preparation Of
work book and Of inventories
which will not be completed by
the original date, the II mem
berS Of the merger committee
have announced.
A large council will provide
trained volunteers to work with
lone troops in areas where there
has been no affilia.ion with a
council. according to Miss Stella
Lackey. executive director Of the
Girl Scouts of Richmond. An in
dividual council can't undertake
as much as a large council. she
added. The decision to merge
the two councils came after
much study by an organization
committee, and was finally
voted for a. a meeting in June
The Southside Council includes
Petersburg, Hopewell, a part Of
Chesterfield county, and ia {
counties of Prince George
Surry, Dinwiddie. Sussex, Bruins
wick ard Greensville.
The Richmond Council in
cludes the city Of Richmond, a
part of Chesterfield county, and
the counties Of Hanover and
Henrico.
Lone troops in other areas tC
join the new jurisdiction include
Stafford Fredericksburg. KING
George, Spotsylvania, Caroline
Westmoreland. Essex, Richmond
county, Northumberland. Ian
caster, Middlesex, King ant
Queen. King william. New Ken
and Charles City.
/ Eight other counties to be in
cluded in the merger are Gooch
land, Powhatan. Cumberland
Amelia, Prince Edward. Motto
way, Lunenburg and Mecklen
burg.
Under present plans the cen
trail office will be set up in Rich
inond with branch offices in Pc
tersburg and Fredericksburg
under the new jurisdiction.
Miss Lackey will continue a.
executive director in the Rich
mond office with an assistant il
charge Of field work. The assis
ant will be named later. She
will bring training and program
/ services to all areas of the new
| jurisdiction.
A list of all the troop campin,
sites, possibly as many as 40 O
80 Miss Lackey says, is bein
compiled. In addition to thes,
sites there are two establishe,
camps. Pocahontas in Bon All
and Hollydale, near Petersburg
all Of which will be under tn
jurisdiction of the new council
4 third camp site, purchase
with part Of a 100000 bequest
/ may be suggested at the Novem
/ Der meeting. and committee
studying possible locations 70
such a site, said Miss Lackey
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-16
Schraders Tour
In West Virgil MIA
For Two Weeks

OLD ABILENE, Aug. 15-The
Rev and Mrs. Virgil Shrader
and daughter. Donna. are va
cationing for two weeks in vari-
GUS parts of West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Brooks at
tended a luncheon at Lands
Community House. near Alta
vista, Saturday night 1t was
given by Mrs. E. P. Pearson and
Mrs. Garland Turner, honoring
Miss Sehila Pealman. a grand
daughter Of Mrs. Brooks Miss
Pearman and Frank Spencer
will be married Aug "a
Invitations are out for the
marriage Of Miss Anita Trear
Of Farmville and Philip Bailey,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bailey.
William Driskill and children
Of Richmond, visited Mrs. Helen
Drisk skill and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Driskill. Sunday. Daryl
and Gail Driskill STAYED to spend
the week with the Misses Bren-
da and Sandra Nelson.
Mrs. Boyd Nichols and son, OF
Roanoke, and Morton NIcGehee
visited Miss Annie McGehee and
brothers on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Glyder
ard son. Of Blackstone, MIS-.
Arnold Throckmorton and chill
dren, of Augusta, Ga. who have
just received word that they viii
sail for overseas on Sept 10
pand Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stay
I ton and children were all viii
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Wayne Gryder, Sunday.
Mrs. Garland Clark and chill
dren spent part Of the WeeA
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. D Ferguson. of Nathalie
Her father is i'll. A speedy re
covery is hoped by friends an(
neighbors.
Mr. and Mrs. George Blank
were in Lynchburg on Monday
Week end visitors of Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. ". Chappell and Mrs
Mamie Chappell were Mr. ant
Mrs. Jesse Ward and daughters
of Covington. Miss Pat Ford. 0
Virginia. Eddie Wallace. Stew,
Wallace and Dave Wood, 0
Charleston, w. Va.
| On Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs
George Blanks visited her broth
er. W. D. Ferguson, Of Nathalie
who is sick.
Week end visitors of Mr.. AM
Mrs. S, D. Bailey were Mr.. am
Mrs. Wilbur Jamerson and son
Of Gcochland. Mr.. ard Mrs
Jimmy Davis and daughters. 0
Kenbridge, also, Mrs. Lewis Gil
lispie and friend, of Lynchburg
Hobart Brown is in a Peters
burg army hospital after suffer
ing from a fall he got on Frida.
Just before coming home.
Phillip Bailey, Thomas Gryde
and Floyd Garrett are nom,
after two weeks National Guart
training at Camp Pickett.
Phillip Bailey and Miss AMT;
Trear were guests on Sunday 0
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. D
Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Webb, Q
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-16

and Marilyn will leave Wednes-
day for Bethesda, Md. where
they will visit her m o t h e r
Mrs. j. E. Queens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-10
Dedication
Ceremony

Members of the American
Liberty Chapter, Daughters
Of the American Revolution
are planning a dedication
ceremony on April "a.
They will dedicate a
marker on the grave of John
Hines, a revolutionary soldier,
at IL am. in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
John Hines. originally Jo-
hannas Heintz. the Mayor of
Dulenburg. Prussia came to
America and resided In Fred
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FROM GIVENCHY'S PARIS ATELIER
IT'S A DATE
SATURDAY

Informal Modelling, Mar
garet Roley models from IL
to 3 pm. at the Greta Stew
ems store in the Penn Mari
Shopping Center.
Hecht's, fashion show in
the Young Designers Corner
of the Downtown Store at
1890 pm. of junior fashions
in Arnel.
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Cerebral Palsy Group
Receives Club Check

The Junior Woman's Club
of Chevy Chase will present
a check for $2,400 to the Ger
ebral Palsy Association of
Montgomery County, repre-
senting the proceeds from a
luncheon fashion show given
in March.
From another $500 raised
by the club, by the sale of
Christmas wrapping paper, a
gift Of $500 was made to the
Woman's Club of Chevy
ChasC for an additional film
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-10

in the televised youth leader
training series shown over
Channel 26, Washington's ed
ucational television station.
One dollar per club men,
Der also was donated from
the fund to the Over Sixty
Counseling and Employment
Service.
Another gift to be made by
the club is $l,657 to UNI
CEF from collections made
by children of club members
on Halloween.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-10

erick County, Md. He mar
ried Gertrude Deitch in l773
and they had twelve children.
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Main Store and Spring Valley hours
$3.50 am TO 5:i6 pm.
Z Corners open today until 8 pm.
Tomorrow until $3.50 pm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-29

flaShy shortstop.
Parham S running mate at sec
on base is another new face to
the RH infield, Glynn Anderson,
a junior who came along real
well last season.
Fast Outfield
Heading the outfield corps will
be senior Paul Ray Wilmoth, a
fast. good-fielding ball player
who made only one error the en-
tire season last year. Wilmoth
is better than average hitter and
will back up Harding as the
Statesmen's number two pitcher.
With Harding on the mound.
center field will be held down
by Eddie Wllmoth. a $40, ITO
pound senior. He will be R-H's
number three tWirler.
In right field will be Glynn
Anderson's twin brother, Lynn,
a junior who played in spots last
year.
Richard Walker. a Junior, will
also see some outfield duty and
will back up Shorter behind the
plate.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-29
Mems Ten Pins
Bowling Result
Monday Night League

NiOuudN -NISut LtdSuS
RESULTS: Safeway /. P. E
Mills 0: Farmville Dairy Isle 4
WSVS 0, and Farmers Supply 3
Tastee Free L.
SUMMARY: Individual h i G h
G a m e Wiley Southall and
Tommy Wilkerson. 2O5. Individu-
al high three game set Wiley
Southall. 525. Team high game
SafeWay, 1904 Team high set
SafeWay, 1896.
STANDINGS: Safeway 25-5,
Farmville Dairy Isle 25-l5;
WSVS 23-l7, Farmers Supply 10
II; Prince Edward Mills 1924
and Tastee Freez 1928.
Tuesday Night League
RESULTS: Newman Tire Co
4. Va. Tel & Tel. Co. 0; Kay
ton Fuel Co. 4, CreWe Laundry
0, and Leggett's 3, Martin The
JeWler L.
SUMMARY: Individual hi G /
game Ronnie Roberts. 2l2. In
dividual high three game SCI
Ronnie Roberts, 558. Team high
game Kayton Fuel Co.. 1895
T e m high set Kayton Fuel
1868.
STANDINGS: Kayton Fuel Co
26 29i2; Martin The Jeweler 81
Is: Crewe Laundry 20-l6: Leg
gets 1919: Va. Tel. & Tel. Co
1924. and Newman Tire Co. II J
PAP.
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Randolph-Henry opens its 70
game baseball slate Tuesday,
travelling to Victoria for 430
pm. contest with the Panthers.
Coach George Rao goes along
with the theory that pitching is
rs per cent of baseball and if
this holds true. the Statesmen
would have to be considered
top threat for District honors
this season.
Harding Returns
Rao has probably the areas
top high school pitcher in big
Ed Harding. Harding is one Of
the states really outstanding
all-around athletes, participating
as a fullback in football. a hot
shot forward in basketball and
a pitc.ier-outfielder in baseball.
Last season Harding had a 40
record and his two losses were
very Well-pitched games. Hard
ing will be counted on to be the
number one moundsman for the
Statesmen. When not on the
mound. the hard hitting Harding
will hold down the center field
spot.
Around the infield, Rao has
several new faces to go with a
couple of veterans. w. D. Per-
dieu and Larry Dunn. Perdieu,
a catcher the last three years.
is being moved to first base to
take over spot vacant by
graduation Dunn is the States
mems brilliant third baseman
who hit .404 last season. Re-
placing Perdieu behind the plate
is sophomore George Shorter. a
5'1l". 1870 FOUNDER who came
along real well in summer
league play
Mike Parham a pint-sized
Junior who showed his quick
moves on the basketball floor,
will move into the shortStop
post. Parham will give Rao a
fine lead-off man as we'll as a
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-29

last two innings for the Tigers
without giving up a run. HIS
committed three errors for a
total of seven miscues in their
first two games.
Florida 1874
The Tigers became the Gators
sixth straigh. victim as Jim
Elliott spread eight Tiger his
and stroked a two run homer
to boot in the 1874 loss. Art
Matney was clipped for Is hits
by Florida in the six innings he
pitched and Sanderson gave up
three runs in relief. Travis Ty
singer was again the big bat for
the Bengals with two hits, driv-
ing in two runs.
Florida 1862
Rlght-hander Charlie Anderson
went all the way on the mound
for the Gators, allowing only
four Tiger hits. After giving up
two hits and one run in the first
inning. Anderson retired IA bat
tiers in order, striking out II.
HIS starter Mark CHM gave
up 10 hits and eight runs in his
five innings pitched. Freddie
Mitchell collected two Of the
Tigers four Singles.
The Tigers continue their road
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-29
Training Meeting
For All Contests

POWHATAN, March % IN A
special training meeting for All
girls. in preparation for county
and district contests. was held
Tuesday afternoon. March 10. at
MIS-. Vera Rraucr'S home.
Mrs. Jane McConkcy. Of
VcpCo. gave q demonstration on
use and care Of electrical ap-
planes. and tecllniques i'll pre-
sCnting their demonstration.
This instruction period also in
cluded information on how to
dress and groom themselves for
such a project.
All m m b S present were
Mary Brauer, Elizabeth Brauer.
Nancy Newton, and Sandra Wal
ton. Miss Betty Fain h ON
agent, was also present.