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PATRICK, LOUISE n. Officers and
members Of Mecca Court No. .,
70 assemble at 1921 Columbia "a.
NV, on Thursday. June 20. 1893,
at s nm. for the purpose OF con-
daughter, LOUISE B, PATRICK
Funeral services on Friday. June
81. at IL: 80 Am, at the Zion
Baptist Church, 1880 Blagden
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GRAHAM, EsTELLE. On Monday, jun

II, 1858, EsTEIiE GRAHAM. for.
merly Of sia Kentucky ave. Sc,
Friends may call "wednesday. june
TO- between 3 and 3 pm. AZ the
Little Sisters OF the Poor eco II
az rb",, TnSre MAS ~ VII ps offered
Interment Mou.It Olivet Cemetery,
am. ARRANGEMENTS by Alexander
81 pope
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DE dsS 51s L HI n M I'm sf ~.
LILLIAN DERBYsHIRE, beloved
mother Of Mrs. Fay Beckwith Of
Shady Side, Md; sister OF Clark
Dean OF Miami, Fla, and grand
mother Of Norman Beckwith and
by six great-grandchildre Friends
may call at the Money a. King Fu-
neral Home, III West Maple ave.
Vienna. Va. where services will be
held on Friday. June 81, at . pm.
Interment Fairfax Cemetery, Fair
fax, Va. 20
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4REiHfEElxIEA rsHrI 9TH HI eGsn.dr.

WILLIE A. on Monday.
TiIFaSssoE d S is7s T EIofids s y r n.,
ns53Sea e e o. 1aS cs,ra P.t's yios
?. Ellis. James b. and Bernice i.
Patterson. She also is survived BY
brothers, Ruel H., Carl A. Ship OF
North Carolina; sisters. Addis H.
N, Branson Of Providence. r. l.:
walk. Conn; Euia L. Brown. Bertha
NJ, Ware and versie 8 johnson;
nine grandchildren, seven great-
grandchildren. other relatives and
friends. After 2 pm. Wednesday
Mrs. Patterson will lie In state At
Israel Baptist Church. 632 18th st.
ne, from q am. Thursday. June 20.
until service time. i2 noon. the Rev
RAYMOND r. Robinson officiating.
Intefment National Cemetery. serv-
Ices BY Frazier
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June is isss. Ell q NeeI Ss S Sst.t,
RUTH BELL SMITH. VIE Of the;
d Mrs. Meredith Meiiihenny Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, and Mrs. Marjorie
BILLIARD OF SILVER sprins. Nd
children and one great-grandson
Friends may call At the Ives Funeral
Home, 2s41 Wilson blvd, Arling-
ton, Va. from TO y pm. on
Wednesday,. June. 10. where funeral
june 20. 81 S:so am. intermsnt
Thornrose Cemetery, etAunton. Va
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J T. Us. I9.s.iiFsdl; ION Tgs.day.
ss5s Il FiS co. d EBayIBs 1. f SSHif
husband Of Norma v. Sullivan,
father Of Kathleen Ann and J.
Michael sullivan. and son OF Mrs.
Mary Ellen Sullivan OF Louisville.
kyrDbyF ri s5S.r,i may Homs cal ass; The The
lumbla pike, Arlington. va. where
there will be a recitation OF the
Rosary At 7.3O pm. THURSDAY, June
20, REQUIEM Mass will be offered
At g:30 am. Friday. june 81, At 81.
interment Arlington National Gem.
eteTy. With full military hnnora. %
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Dratha

BRADY, MARY GIsT sTRNGER. On
Tuesday, June lS, 1858, at the
a HsE%itsE Ea,A AIsEendEis w. MARY 1Ss
Of, the. late William Eugene Brady,
e. Wahab OF the home address and
sunt Of. Mrs. Doris Monk. Mrs.
Marion hSSairi Dorsey Harry, Wood
Friends may cali at The EVERY NV
Wheatley Funeral Home. 1900 West
BIaddock, .rd;, Alexandria, Va, until
10 pm Wednesday, June 10, Also
90. Services will be at the Eiine
Funeral Home on Friday, June 81,
etsmi.l.,SS me Int IH,ter En,., FinIkasbuTS
BROWN, WILLIAM +, suddenly. on
Saturday. June rs, 1858, WILLIAM
Z. BROWN of 1925 Alabama ave
Sc, husband OF Clarateen Brown.
Also surviving are other relatives
SidGi'fss d isRsi rs Tsn. inSi' sdm. e
Iis,sg p n Thu asS% June - 20 e.
N s%nins o,EIyiIlI IL .r IN state q ths
where e; services viii hnd BE- n h. a. .as
cc.%.,. I9tsrmsnt ArlinstOn National
CARROLL, ALVIN LAWRENCE, sr.
LAWRENCE czRRoIL. ST. 81. q III
North Carolina ave. s.e., beloved
6 nIYsD gna1 q I Edna n: Carroll, father .
Robert A. Hattinely Funeral Home s
! tiesO. after z pm: "wednesday. June
IL. Notice OF funeral later.
cHEEsBORO. SOPHIE On russdsy
June is 1858. soPAIE cHiEEs.
funeral later. Adjustments by
John D. Watson. Call AID. 4-7770.
CoBURN. BLANCHE W. On sunday.
SS H1i HI lWSe' column Mani 1c,m rl1
S s ls. eab p Vi wIl StlSy'S Tu Elss
Earle Huish OF Cincinnati. Ohio.
Services Will be held in Fort Myer
pm. 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery. 20
CRAWFORD, WILLIAM. On Monday
PIts, w wf hSc = ecSs FISH Hos q
e424 ,colesville rd, Silver sprins,
Nd. husband q Alice 3. Crawford
Crawford. Mr. Crawford rests At
Home, 8434 Qeorgia ave-, Silver
9pring, Nd. where service will be
held on Thursday, June 20, ct s:45
am, parking fAcilitiesl. 1nterment
Parklawn Cemetery.
CRAWFORD, WILLIAM. An emeraent
a communication OF Hiram
IN Lodge, No. 10, p. A, A. NJ,
IN will be held at 7:46 pm.
MN today at the Warner Z.
MNOLX Humphrey Funeral Home.
nv e4B4 Georgia ave-, Silver
" Spring, for the purpose Of
eondnetine Masonie services Ger
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REEDY, CLAYTON, A. On Monday
kEEpY u sac ' Anderson SaA ave. ! toT Rock:
vile. Md. beloved husband Of
Jackdueline Reedy and father Of
catheryne Reedy. SON Of Mrs. sarah
Elizabeth .Reedy. and brother OF
Ralph and Paul Reedy and Mrs.
Nina Lindenmood. Friends are in
v vitsd H e sa Y, q H0h the cOenS Fg
Rockville. Nd. during the hours Of
to 2 pm, where services will be
held on Wednesday. June 10. at
II Am. Interment st. Mays
Cemetery, Rockville. Nd. 10
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June ~, 1898, WILLIAM THOMp-
SON. nos Columbia I'd nv son
%nlM,nln, aoss rb hss Jones is,hsr q
Mrs Priscilla Robinson Miss Lillian
Thompson, Eudora piens III Raw.
mond and Richard Thompson Also
Lurylved By a friend, Mrs. MaFeis
Sinclair. and other relatives After
pm. Wednesday, june .. friends
Funeral Home, 3eai oeoraia ave
nv Funeral service Al Southern
BAPTIST Church, 1874 4 VI. nv on
Thursday. June 81, 81 L. noon the
Rev Murden Applinp officiating
,tssy hyysnssm sspn Hhgonf sSemns'
MAlann Call AD l.daan
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SMITH , 15ANIEL J. on Iuesday. June
PxsIiEsE LES s14 4fIin e 9sr 5oi SostS
olebe I'd, Arlington, Va. beloved
husband of Mary X. smith and
brother Of Harold p, smith Of Fort
Wayne. Ind. and Miss Anna NJ.
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va,
after 3 pm. Wednesday, June no,
where funeral services will be held
on Friday June Of AZ m 4 =, on
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Alexandfla Va Funeral aervlrel
q e SiS9s;Say I SSs,r. atm. IN n.
terment I'll Mount Comfort
ALEX n, RANKIN, President
REX " HOLLIS.
Recording Corresponding Secretary
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HARRIS, EDWARD N. In loving
memory Of my dear friend, EDWARD
HARRIS, who passed away June
10. 1880.
We loved you, but God loyed you
So He fook You hnms "a rat
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e. en- Tu s,n.y S SS.s ~ 9s. q AZ
john 4, Long and ND sister q MS Mrs.
peva ". Dslehsy. Mrs Joseph p.
Leach Mrs. Ions rs Ri ' az the
warner Z. PumpSrsy Funeral Home NJ.
Nd. where friends may visit after
pm. wednesaay lpsrkinG faeili:
rspoie Of her soul on Friday june
LsscursY Catholic csufsh, viers Mi
enc clafidgs rdsi; wheaton. Nc;
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THOMAS, JOHN TRANK, sacred 70
hand and father. JOHN FRANK
$50 todsy, June 10, lnAs.
In our hearts your memory llneefa,
sveetly, tendefiv, fond and true
There IL not day, dear Husband
and Father,
That We 90 NOT think OF you
Loyikot ~ WIFE, IDA THOMAS,
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GUIDO, MARGARET. suddenly, 0

aH1ssRls q SIS g'i queen, sSss shspsI n a.
Mount n, F ri. John Ma Rds sslSy'f a.T Wy.
sitter Of Elwood Bonsaii Mrs Annie
Hardester and Mrs Lille Pugh
dren. Friends may cali al Valleys
Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode island
services viii Be held on Thursday,
June 90, al I pm, Relatives and
Lincoln Cemetery. Friends may visit
with the family on Tuesday from
! soa pm T, s snS y' ID : S'u irG "a
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LEWIS. CORNELIA v. On Tbursday

June IS, 1868. CoRNELIA v.
LEWIS mortieian, OF 742 Ingra:
James N. johnson and grandmother
OF Constance and James johnson.
Three sisters, Sarah Smith, Saman-
tina Booker and Beatrice Wingo
two brothers, william and Russell
nieees. other relatives and friends
also survive. Wednesday, June ~,
friends may call from 4 to ii pm.
AZ the e, v. Lewis Funeral Home,
ll4l ED st. NV. Services viii be
h hs,d A. The Fifteenth Street Pres
NV, on Thursday, June 90. at /
pm, the Rev. Robert P. johnson.
minister. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery Family and
friends viii assemble at the place
Oh buSineSs At IL 40 Am
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CRAWFORD, WILLIAM. An emsraen,

FVNDI WILLIAM. An emerBent
communication Of Hiram
Lodge, No. 10, p. A. A. NJ,
\ will be held at 7:45 pm.
We today at the Warner Z.
~ Humphrey Funeral Home.
= e4B4 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring, for the purpose Of
late Brother, WILLIAM cRAW-
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RUBY. CHARLES 5. on Wednesday

hUbf. CHARLES ,. on WEDNESDAY,
T Rss q gaAR laSa k R5ElsIHYg'S7 5 HS';
North 18th St, ArlinSton, Va, for
Acres, Port Wa Was s 5Gtsa Long fsiaRd,
n: Y, husband Of the late Grace
N. T, Ruby father. Of 1t, Col.
Of Lyn owens RUBY Of the home
H hSdEsi Icds. Af Vas n1 RTSokl, Of
n. Y. Friends may call at the
Arlington Funeral Home, 1901
North Fairfax drive, Arlington. Va.
where services will be held on Fri
day. June 81. at 7:30 pm. Inter
N. Y. In lieu Of flowers contribu-
tons may be made TO the charity
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June 10. 1858, al ihs Waahinstolni
HssPiisl Center Mr.. GRANT 1.
Thomas, he also Il survived 81
two foster sons, Walter and james
Gross four sisters three brothers,
. stepmother, other relatives and
friends After pm. Thursday.
Rg5s 90 fri,nd i.0 may ,,s can a ne
$500 Nichols ave. Sc FunsTsi
services on Friday, June 81, al 1
Church. oxon NH Nd. the REV
w q. slmmt oiileiatins. Inter-
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II, 1868, husband Of Elizabeth A.
Rice, father of Freddie Lee and
Rice, Services at Chambers Fu-
Riverdais. Nd. o'o on Th ansasnr June june
90. at 10 am. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery.
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wEsLEY. JOIN QUINCY ADAMS. On

WILLIS, ARLENE. Officers and MEM
9 i. u: i; I'D 81;
aA-All bers Of Columbia Temple,
are hereby notified OF the
death Of Dauefter ARLENE
be held Wednesday, June 10,
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Gay; June e. sos, a wSshlngson
EsSSsS pfL S SsbtsE Of NF ssso ad .dsss
ssr beloved par parents; d HiTE1sin I! s sss
Edwin. Harris; her husband; two
1 ve ss5sb.I Rosi ,ht and KIN, Kim Hedge
uncles. two aunts and 4 host Of
other relatives and friends RE-
mains resting ct the John r.
Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 30i5
i.tn 81: ne. lample parking faciii-
pm. Friday, June I'll. Mass for
tne repose OF her soul will be cele-
grated on Saturday. June 90, at the
Sts; Pau and Augustine Church,
otn anq sts. NV at q am
lnterment Mount Ollvet CemeterY.
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msmbs sl'h Of V nv Iad hsa
"a FIRST Aid Union OF
Churches, Inc, are re-
quested 10 assemble on
- Thursday, June 20, 1893,
lN94e At $50 am, Al the
Israel Baptist Church. $50
hkssIE q - FIREMAN. pr.,iA.n,
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LEWIS, DAISY N. on Sunday, June
10. 1919 DAISY M, LEWIS 81
Fannie and Henry Tisdaie. She
soS3 r sa5slysd a ~ n5ss ehia5 SfS
relatives and q host OF friends.
After 5 pm. Wednesday, June 10,
friends are invited 10 call At the
Jarvis Chapel, 1882 You st. NV,
on Thursday. June 20. az 1 pm.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry 10
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BLoNoE W. Df RE%kIN sal'I
Fin Gaev

LANCE. ISABELLE. on Monday, June
p b. nsSat at her nT 1e'idep PsSBE a5I
LANCE, sister OF Miss Mathilda
LANCE and Mrs. Henry C. Wald-
binig Of Waban, Mass Services
AZ the 3 II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 1901 18th ct. NV, on
Thursday. June 20, at 10 am.
barking facilities). Interment pri-
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SOhNsON, LENA B. Officers and
NHe pie, No. 4s2. /. B. p. 8. Z.
Nm Of ". are hereby notified
w lena B fssSa o. Jo 3aaSssssr
- Funeral service will be held
- at IL am, Thursday, June
20, 1853. At New Mount Olive Bap-
fist Church. 5sth and Grant SITS. |. e.
ELIZABETH v. BATES,
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JOHNSON, LENA BRANCH. On sat-
yiiis, y. Y. LENA BRA BRANCH II 55o6HaT JOHN:
SON. loving mother Of Mamie B.
Branch. Other relatives and fTi Lness
survive. After 12 noon wednesday,
June 10, friends may call al Fra.
gers Funeral Home, aSp Rhode
Island ave. NV. Services on Thurs
New Mount olive Baptist chur She
2 2Stn snd Grant SITS. ne, 1nterment
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TlesdSy, June rs, 1858, a rs
Nd, JOHN ROBERT LoNo' nus.
osn ar o. Alma s0,n,, L0nI S ~ sro ~.
Anna Mae wathen' Mr.. Ions
rests At the Warner y. Pumphrey
Funeral Home. Hill Georgia ave,
Silver sprine, Nd, where friends
may 7nsytI y,,' t.iti tsE ON wsc III, Z,
offered for the repose OF his soul
on Friday, June 81, Al n.3O am,
AZ 81 catherine'l Laboure Cath
ole Church, Viers NH and claridge
Idsi' wheaton. Nd interment Cedar
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day. June 10, 1888: al the wash;
s ssHH A a2RRIs Of sl liz 44tS Sc
ne. beloved husband Of MIS-: Lucy
Mrs. GRACE rass BrS SsvU't Mrs. HssdAleHe
Green, Mrs. Virelnia Wess, Charles
also leaves g MOURN his passing
cunts. nm Mrs Vf Emma Taylor and Mrs.
Carrie Cole; 20 grandchildren, four
Observation-Disclosures, other relatives
ana nm many Sh Irisnds RsmSins v resting
Home, SOi5 igth st, ne. !ample
NAV eall after pm. "wednesday,
June 10, and where funeral SERVICES
3 pf.d On l TGisTsssSt Arlington sHRs H%
National Cemetery. 10
HAusPURG, WALTER o. suddenly,
FER g. dHsEussPs6bfRo 10 :, NJ s iaasss
purG. father 81 MIS-. Pstrlcia HAYES,
brother Of Mrs. Margaret Haupt Of
Near. Yor Friend: snS S %sy cs Fl Z N0N &.
Lee Funeral Home, Attn 81. and
Mass. ave. ne. where services viii
be held on Friday, June 81, at
s Ii;sI c s;n,; Intsrmsnt conssT c
HAUsPURa, WALTER. To the Of
,!i;i 4: 4: %
neral Home, An st. and Mass.
ave, ne. washington. d. c., on
TiAkeha EaSs & PFG6AEf fEY REF ST'; S.:g 20
HEDIAN. HELEN MILLER. Suddenly,
on Mon1ay June "a. 1885,, at the
T MfH6SiilI Ssiovy.ss E HEIE y T WsR
Ennis Hedian OF Cape Loeb Haven,
sG ss' J,,ns Ma; Funeral ION on F Il.
Private interment in Mount olivst
Cemetery. Washington, D. c. 20
HELMS, EsTELLE. on Sunday. june
H fEn g. d.So vote s sn,:i0 EsTENEF ~!
Be- Beatrice re. Parks; Mrs. Annie Lee ana
and many friends. Remains resting
neral Home, 3O15 18th ST. NE.
fr ainDs R ms1 e.. ae sst., where
Wednesday, June 10, and where
funeral services will be held on
THURSDAY. June 20, at / pm. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
HILL, WILLIAM. on Sunday, June ia.
1853, WILLIAM HILL, husband OF
Mrs Barbara Hill. son Of Mrs.
Patsy Hill. brother OF Mrs. Alice
MeCiauin, many other relatives and
friends. After 5 pm. Wednesday.
June 10, friends may call al the
Palmer Funeral Home where serv-
ices will be held on Thursday at
Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by the
Washington Funeral Chapel, 4l2 n
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llngton, Va, TN II noon Thursday
June 20. 1853. Funeral services
at the First Presbyterian Church
Arlington, Va. at 2 pm. Inter-
PEARL p. HORTON,
WOrfhy Matr0n
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Hc%fRy hs g RYa! MslE xI,. sShfs
fa'her OF Linda, Daniel and Jesse
ioxcry and brother OF Mrs, Grace
E S5bsn hS sprTs, and E1 .oh.osssSsfy
June 10. At pm, at the CUNNING.
ham Funeral Home Cameron and
Alfred sts.. Alexandria, Va. Inter.
ment Mount Comfort Cemetery.
IOMERY. AInEuT n. MRmh4fs of
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sBAcKELFoRD. CHARLES T. In ioy.
ms memory OF my Husband.
CHARLES L. sHAcKEIFoRp. uho
passed away thirteen years AGO
today June 10, 1880.
Your place within my heart remain,
your own
RHAEKEf EOpD
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-02

ed as long as public schools
elsewhere In the State are opera
tive The State court opinion
does not agree with this view
point.
The State Court has ruled,
briefly. that the State has no
duty or power to operate public
schools in Prince Edward Coun-
ty.
Governor Harrison and At
torney General Button said aft
er reading the State Court rul-
ing. that it is consistent with the
position taken by the state on
the school-closing issue.
Harrison observed that he has
stated repeatedly what Judge
John Wingo Knowles ruled =
that under the Constitution of
Virginia, the Governor and the
State Board of Education have
no legal authority to reopen
schools in Prince Edward coun-
ty.
Such a course by the state
could only be taken following
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extensive ard far-reaching re
visions Of laws relating to pub
lie schools and taxation" the
Governor said.
1.-The courts decision clarifies
number Of involved legal ques-
tons and should contribute i'm
measurably to a resolution Of
the probl EN- S which have
brought about the G. oSing Of
S Qlpols in Prince Edward. "
Harrison added.
He expressed again "the hore
that it soon will be possible for
every child of school age in Vir-
ginia to be in a school.
Button d e SC r j b d Judge
Knowles decision as excel
lent" The states chief legal Of
ficer said the 31-page opinion
was thorough and exhaustive y
State Court Appeal?
Many observers have indicat-
ed they believe the recent State
Court ruling will be appealed to
the Virginia Supreme Court
Collins Denny, Jr.. said this
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-02
OBITUARIES
R. R. Cosner, n
Buried Wednesday

POWHATAN, April Grave
Side funeral services for Robert
K. Cosner. n, OF Kents Store
were held Wednesday, March
q. al 2 pm. at the Beulah Bap-
fist Church cemetery near Kents
Store.
He died Monday, March 25.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Eula c. Morgan and Mrs
Bula c. Burton. both of Kents
Store, and Mrs. Dorothy c. Bur.
ton. Of Richmond: three sons
John M Cosner, Ct Route 4
Powhatan. and Lester " and
Milton B. Cosner. both of Kents
Store: and four brothers. O. G
Cosner Of Washington, D. c., T
r. Cosner. OF Trevllians, j. A
Cosner. of Spotsylvama. and l.
A. CoSner. OF Kents Store.
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Court Ruling
Continued IRON. age

Continued IRON. age II
effective. The Fourth Circuit
Court Of Appeals will have to
rule upon this question, and
little in the line of answers can
be given until this appeal court
rules.
Governors Question
Governor Albertis S. Harrison
faces a number Of questions too.
Again the decision Of the U. S.
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
will be the key to his answers.
If the appellate court upholds
Judge Lewis, then legislative ac-
ton may be needed nd a
special session Of the General
Assembly called. Judge L e W S
has ruled that public schools ir
Prince Edward may not be clos
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-02
Dark Tobacco
Continued From Page |

They listed having a standard
grading room and light, and
selling all the tobacco Of one
grade at one time as possible
ways to help. They also thought
that buyers should not know the
name Of the grower. or the grade
Of the tobacco at selling time
The farmers also would like to
be able to prime their tobacco
and to be allowed to skip rows
in the field in order to spray
it more easily.
A committee was formed with
representatives from each Of the
Is counties in this area that
grow dark fired tobacco, to look
into these pro b | e IN S. and to
recommend possible solutions.
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Beaver
Continued from mage L

tNOILlUuNE IEfrT1 DdR6
rounding forests and all there
with concerned, including the
argumentative landowners and
the avid trout fishermen, the
latter OF whom think the beavers
are running their favorite fishing
by creating environment favor
able to pickerel. while they
seem to entirely overlook the
fact of continuous flowage in
many and many Of which were
intermittent rills before return of
the beaver.
The beavers remarkable big.
front teeth make him a real pro-
fessional woodcutter. His two
huge. flat feet and his tiny,
nimble hands equip him as a
barge man to handle all the jobs
of engineering that building a
dam and clearing a bread pond
bottom call for.
When a family of beavers
moves into a stream. they will
first build a dam and set up
their lodge. Before the third
generation of beavers is born
the first litter is kicked out and
they move to a new locality to
build a home. Usually this is
just downstream from their for
mer home. and as years 60 by
the beavers set up a real water
shed project, by their series OF
dams.
Yet in doing what comes ma.
turally. they sometimes step or
peoples feet, sometimes flood
ing valuable low grounds. cut
ting down valuable trees, and
just menacing the human race
in general.
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morning that he did not know
whether or not the decision
would be appealed.
If the appeal is made it will
come from the Prince Edward
School Board on a technical
point involving the use Of "con-
stitutional funds" tThe school
board has been ordered to use
these funds only for mainte-
nance Of elementary sc h 90 |
buildicgsD
The State Supreme Court Will
review the entire decision Il lhe
issue is app called.
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burg trilogy:
All-Amer1can by Tunis;
Twenty Thousand Leagues IN
der the Sea, The Mysterious Is
land by Verne;
Precious Band by Webb:
Clara Barton by Boylston:
Daniel Boone by BakelesS:
Elizabeth by WinWar:
The Swamp Fox by Brown.
Nov how many more do you
want?" Miss O'Brien said as
she turned to us.
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What can be done in Prince
E q ward and throughout the
country to halt the rapidly ex-
banding population of beavers?
There is only one thing to do,
trap. So. in legal season. with
permit in pocket. you set the
trap. as you should. After all,
We do not want the world as
much cluttered with beavers as
it is with people. When kept at
a low population, the beaver is
not going to be Of much trouble.