davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14

NOV. %, 8 to 8 pm. Turkey
Dinner and Bazaar for benefit
of Mt. Zion Methodist Church,
Highland, Md. will be held at
GAINESVILLE School, Route 108.
Tickets $1.50 and 75c. Carry out
25c extra.
TURKEY SUPPER Mt. Tabor
Meth. Church, Etchison, Md.
Sat-, Nov. 23-2:30 until ? Fam.
lily Style-Adults $1.50, children
75c.
NOV. % Thurs. Annual Turkey
dinner sponsored by W.S.C.S.
Wesley Grove Hall, Woodfield,
Md. Starts 1 pm. Adults $1.50,
children 75c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14
GEORGE Il. BURGESS
MelOy Building
Upper Marlboro, Md.

OEOhGE r.. BURGESS
MelOy Building
Upper Marlboro, Md.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Orphans Court for Montgomery County
has issued Letters Testamentary TO
Mildred E. Morrison in the Estate Of
WILLIAM PAYNE MORRISON
late of Montgomery County deceased. All
persons having Claims against the de-
ceased are. hereby warned to present the
same on or before the 18th day of May
next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said Estate.
All persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF
November, 1863
MILDRED E MORRISON
10708 Torrance Drive
Silver Spring, Md.
Executrix 6t-1254-12-19
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14
VINCENT i. GINGERICH
1000 Carroll Avenue
TakOma Park, Md.

VINCENT i. GINGERICH
1000 Carroll Avenue
TalxOma Park, Md.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that the
Orphans Court for Montgomery County
has issued Letters OF Administration to
Vincent L. Gingerich in the Estate OF
ETHA ROACH
late Of Montgomery County deceased. All
persons having Claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to present the
same on or before the 18th day of May
next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said Estate.
All persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
November, 1868
VINCENT L. GINGERICH
1000 Carroll Avenue
Takoma Park, Md.
Administrator 6t-1255-12-19
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14

Situations Wanted. Child Care
and ads placed by people who
are moving must be paid in
advance.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14

REFRIGERATORS, deep freez-
ers, air conditioners serviced
and repaired. Reas. prices,
prompt attention to all calls.
McNelly Refrigeration Service.
VIII. 6-2387.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-05-01
Option On

Continued From Page -
on other properties still und-
erway, indications were that a
warehouse building spree
might be averted.
Selling time is allocated on
the market in proportion to
the total warehouse floor space
SO that even when il is not
needed TO move a tobacco
crop, is valuable.
Inc ColemanS bring a world
of tobacco experience into the
LoriS market and indications
are that Loris this year will
have an opportunity to move
more tobacco through its mar
ket than the l0,690,604 pounds
of last year.
Harvey Graham, of Brick
Warehouse, commented, This
will bring a more efficient and
harmonious market operation
than we have had in Loris and
it is my belief that the Cole
mans will be a real asset to
the market and to the COM
munity."
Entrance of the Coleman
firm into the Loris market,
however, does not mean there
will be no additional ware
house building: only that con-
tractural building obligations
will be carried out.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-05-01
Auto Crash

Continued From Page u
traffic fatality Sunday night
two miles west of Hallsboro.
Mclean said that Lacy Sell
lers, 20, of Chadbourn, the
driver of the car, apparently
failed to see a curve, crossed
the highway into a ditch and
then into field. the car over
turned several times and tray-
"led some 400 feet out of con-
troll.
Sellers was thrown under
the car and crushed according
to Mclean. Johnnie Sellers, L,
Sellers cousin and a passenger
In the car, was not thrown
from the car and received only
minor injuries, Mclean said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-05-01

About two-thirdS of a pine
of whiSkey was found in the
car, Mclean stated.
Fifth Fatality
A farmer from the EXum
area of Brunswick County was
killed instantly i'll traffic
accident about two miles
north of Old Dock, Friday aft
ernoon.
Columbus County Coroner J.
B. Long, Jr. said that Owen
Ransom MinitZ, rs, died from
severe head and chest injuries.
State Trooper A. H. Camp
bell of Tabor City said MinitZ
was travelling south on NC
100 near PierSon Reynolds
store when his pickup truck,
.aden with fertilizer, went out
Of control on a curve. travelled
some distance in a side ditch
and overturned.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-05-01
Foley To

Continued From Page y
local citizens.
These included:
The construction of the field
house by the Civilian Club.
The cooperate of doctors
and the local dentist in caring
for the health ne d S OF
athletes.
The general support given by
loca' civic clubs.
The efforts of local people
in working toward the purchase
of activity nus 'or ,hc
school.
"Plans are being made for
the purchase of a movie camera
next year. This camera would
not necessarily be used only
for athletic eevnts. but could
be used in all school activities"
Stevens said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-05-01
Woody, Coleman

Continued From Page u
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Woody.
Her program, consisting
mainly of the classics, is as
follows:
Bach, Gavotte Gin D major) 4;
ROwley, two Sonatas depict
ing fall and winter: Mozart,
All Turca": Schumann, "Knc-
cht Rupert: Schubert, Nom
ents Musicaux"; Chopin. Waltz
in A Flat Major ("Minute"
Waltz; end from the contempt
orary scheme: Red Camp,
"Strolling" and Douglas Moore,
Barn Dance"
Miss Coleman, who is in her
third year of study is in the
fifth grade of school is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-05-01
Green Sea P-T.A
Elects New Officers

The Green Sea P.T.A. held
its final meeting of the year
on Monday night, April %.
The following officers were
elected to office for the school
year l963-64: ElwoOd Dorman.
president; Mrs. Ravenel Ford,
Vice-president; Mrs. E. G. An
deI son. secretary and treasurer;
Mrs. Norma Harrelson, MEM
berShip chairman; Mrs. Hous-
ton Small. publicity chairman;
Mrs. Price Bush, Congress
chairman; Mrs. Carlton Ora
ham, Legislation chairman;
Mrs. John r. Floyd, Grade
mother chairman: Mrs. Clifton
Johnson, Program chairman;
and Mrs. Troy Lewis, social
chairman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-05-01

E. Coleman. Her program is as
follows:
Purcell, prelude in F.;
Thompson, sonata; Beethoven,
Fur Elise; Schumann, waltz;
the very popular hymn, How
Great Thou Art; Eilenburg,
Dance of the Flower Girls;
and Bernice Frost'S, March OF
the KangarooS."
Mrs. Bruton invites every
one to support these deserving
students by attending their re-
citalS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-05-01
Tourney Qualifying
DELAYED By Rains

Whenever a farmer needs
rain, all he has to do is to
get the Carolinas Country Club
to schedule a golf tourney and
rain he will get.
That's the way it was re-
Gently with the North-South
tourney in which North Carp
lima teams played South Caro-
lima teams. Rain, rain, rain.
Last weekend qualifying
began for the annual club
tourney and. sure enough, rain
began to fall after a prolonged
fought.
However, the qualifying
deadline isn't until May 8, so
Charles Hodges, president, is
urging every cluo member to
get out and qualify while and
when the sun shines. The
tourney costs nothing. There'll
be trophies in each flight.
It Is the necessities of life
which generate ideas Of right
and wrong.
w. Somerset Vaughan
I prefer to do right and get
no thanks, rather than to do
wrong and get no punishment.
Marcus Cato
A fool sees not the same tree
that a wise man sees.
William Blake
developed in common
mist, we seem to walk in
clearness ourselves, and be-
hold only the mist that en-
sheoaAs others.
-GeorRe Eliot
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-05-01

1t Is the necessities of life
which generate ideas Of right
and wrong.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27
Ladies Duckpiin
League Results
BY Ruth Myrick

Home Furniture went into first
place week by one game. tax
ing all three games from Bald
win s. Taylor Forbes won two
games from Leggett's. leaving
the two teams tied for e CO n d
place. Dorothy May took two of
the three games rolled from
First National Bank.
Honors for the evening 60 to
the following teams and mem
bers, Home Furniture highest
three game pin fall of 1886, also
highest team game Of 497. Adele
Cumby Of Home Furniture. roll
ed the high three game set of
2a2 Lois Haag, Of Taylor Forbes
rolled the high Individual game
of lie.
Other members rolling over
100 We're: Sally Handorf lob and
l0l: Lucy Thompson 100: Kath-
leen Webb ia: Adele Cumbv
l07: Mable Fulton lOl; Ru b Y
Weaver 100, and Eleanor Bob
bit 106.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27
Creensville Rocks PEA By 200;
Wolverines Play Victoria Here

The Prince Edward Academy
wolverines fell victim to a po-
ent GreenSvllle county passing
attack in the second half and
dropped their second game of the
young season by a 26-0 score al
Enporia last Friday night.
Three Gleensville backs were
On the throwing end Of the three
touchdown parade for the home
Standing Eagles in the second
half Jack Harrell. Tom Minton
and Bill Clary all threw touch
down aerials with jerry Gl'iz-
lard, Harell and Buck Saunders
OIL the receiving end.
The first half was 2 defensive
battle all the way, eX ,ept for a
portion OF the first quarter when
Gfizzard scampered across the
goal line on a 58 yard end run,
with Harrell adding the CONVEX
son
Academy Moves
Early in the second h ] +,
Prince Edward made a touch
down bid, moving from their
own 81 yard line, following a
II yard kickoff return BY Jackie
Evans. to Greensville s Is yard
stripe. where the drive was
stymied. Glenn Morris account
ed for most of the yardage in
this drive with 33 yard rm
from the SO yard line to tbs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27
GOWN High On
Statesmen JV's

The junior varsity footballers
at Randolph-Henry High School
open their gridiron season at
home Wednesday, September %.
at 4:30 pm. with the Bluestone
JV's.
With squad of y pre-fresh-
men and freshmen, the outlook
is excellent for CO ch Pete
GOWN S baby Statesmen. GOWN
has listed the following boys to
start extensively: ends. George
Copeland and Writ Hamilton:
tackles. Jack Howell and Jerry
Taylor: guards. Jimmy Ais
worth ard Bryant Barnes and
center and co-captain. w. H.
Hamilton. In the backfield are
Billy Duval at quarterback, Glen
Baker, co captain, and Dean
Vassar at halfbacks and Morris
Simms at fullback These boys
range in size from l25 pounds 10
rs pounds.
Coach GOWN said that the
hustle of co-captains w. H. Ham
ilton and Glen Baker. along with
tackle Jerry Taylor and Morris
Slmms. has impressed him con
siderably These boys should
prove to be a big asset to the
varsity football team in years It
come"
The remainder of the schedull
is as follows:
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27

of training courses conducted
even though it now costs ap-
proximately 5000 for a student
to take the course.
Even though the Commission
has been engaged in the Hunter
Safety Program for only 20
months. there is evidence that
the effort already has resulted in
an increased safety conscious
ness among the hunting public
There has been a reduction in
hunting accidents this past year
and so per cent decrease in ia
talities. No one who had receiv-
ed any formal Hunter Safety
Education has become a casual
ty as result of a hunting &C
cident.
The Commissions aim is to
make Virginia a no accident state
and their motto is Educate the
young and remind the Old
The last part Of the motto
remind the Old IS just as i'm
portant as educating the young
If the youngsters are trained to
practice safe hunting the results
will be felt among the entire
hunting population.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27

game, Park View won its frs:
game by defeating visiting Vic
torla 1876 Friday night.
Park View added tonchdowns
i'll the first. third and fourth
quarters to pave the way fol the
win and gave up only fourth
quarter six pointer to Victoria.
Bill Phaup scored the first
Park View I'D on a tine 50 yard
end run. Tommy Wells added
the second on a three yard scor-
ing pass from Bob Pauleite. and
Dave Hubbard added the final
score for Park View or ID
yard end sweep
Bill Summerhn scored the lone
Panther touchdown. going three
yards off tackle
Buckingham Inscs
Inc Buckingham Buccaneers
with only Is men dressed for
acton, put up an impre SSlvc
battle agalns' District II Louisa
but fell 26l3 t0 q Louisa squa 4
led BY quarterback Dick Hop
kins.
Hopkins broke the BUGS back
by scoring one touchdown and
passing for TWO others.
Buckingham scored twice IN
the second quarter. on bril-
liant 80 yard kickoff return b.
speedster Grandy LIewellyn and
Llewellyn hit Nelson Lipscomo
with 4 y yard touchdown pass
later in the quarter
Statesmen Fan
Quarterback, jimmy Terrence
led outsider ApponaattoH ID 4 49,
+ victory over Randolph Henry
Friday night At Appomattox
Terrence had 4 hand ii M The
Rebel scoring. passing twice to
Diclsie Williams 81 touchdown
aerials, from IS and eight wards
ont and scoring once himself on
five yard run. Terrence also
threw to Dick Smith for a point
after.
Appomaftox scored twice IN
the second quarter and added 4
final I'D IN thu fourth period oi
play
Randolph Henry scored HI
lone I'd in the third quarter
when Don Wilke,sQn took the
second half kickoff and ran q
yards to the Rebel five from
where Kenny Trent scored
Amelia sS-6
Amelia was also out Of tn
District last Friday and scored
an easy 26-6 victory over Pow
hatan
Henry Jones scored twice fol
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27

Navy Acts Fast
To Bring Local
Boy Home

Navy Times. service news
paper. carried a story in its Sep
TENDER 10 issue under dateline Of
Bermuda. as follows.
A multi service operation
swung into action when John F..
Martin. Jr.. radioman seaman.
aboard the submarine Runner
learned his father had suffered a
heart attack and passed away
suddenly.
The Runner was at sea at the
time. The message was also re-
ceived by Rear Admiral G. B.
Jones, Commander Cruiser-De-
stroyer Flotilla 2 at Bermuda
Adm. Jones ordered the destroy
er Joseph P Kennedy Jr.. to
rendezvous with the Runner 40
miles off Bermuda and take
Martin aboard.
After taking Martin on. the
1ANii'NNy tul iiNQ wv al U DtI IIIu-
da at high speed. That afternoon
the destroyer was met by an
Army tug, which brought Mar
tin ashore.
AS he stepped ashore Martin
found a car waiting which rush
ed him to nearby Kindley Air
Force Base. There, Vice Admiral
Frank O'Beirne. Commander
Naval Air Force Atlantic. was
waiting to fly back to the U. S.
He made room for Martin on
his plane.
las the admirals plane took
off for Norfolk. arrangements
were already underway to have
further transportation availa Bile
to rush Martin to his family
home in Farmville, Va"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27

We Will work quite a bit on our
pass defense this week and /
have several changes in mind
that could help our squad, Of
fenslVely and defensively." Tom
Brooks who has moved to de-
ienslve end for the Greensville
contest, viii be switched back
TO his customary middle line
hacker spot Gilmer's chief
concern has been his weak pass
coVerage and end play.
The Wolverine offensive attack
has failed to produce point
IN two bail games and this is UNI
like a Gllmer-coached re m.
"All Of our boys are yourg and
inexperienced and i takes a
while for them to get going. If
We can Just cross that goal line
once, ! think our attack will
perk up 100 per cent. The boys
have not lost their confidence
and they are giving i all they
have. We Just need a little more
tima," Gllmer added.
Gilmer lost a first team de-
fensive back in the Greensvilla
contest when sophomore Bill
Blldatoith suffered q disloca,ad
hip shortly after the second half
Sot underway. With Brideforth
gone from the secondary. Green's
! Vile opened its passing game
and the result was three touch
down losses. Bridgforth is not
expected to see action again this
season.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27

The Commission has coordinat-
ed both instructor and student
training. When an instructor is
certified, an addressograph plate
showing his complete identity is
prepared Each instructor is fur
nished free of charge all ma
terial that is required to present
the hunter safety course. In adj
dition, each instructor has the
availability Of safety films on
gun and boat safety. motion pic
ture protector. screen Sill e
protector and slides on gun safe
ty Each instructor is furnished
by mail all new information rela-
tive to the Hunter Safety Pro
gram as soon as it is received
or prepared by the Commission
Prior to February IL, 1868, ma
terial for these students W a S
furnished free of charge by the
Commission. When the training
of students had progressed from
a few groups of ten into the
hundreds it became necessary
that student material become a
cost item either to the individual
students or to a local sponsoring
organization. There has been no
apparent decline in the number
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27
Pollyannas To
Visit Powhatan

Polly Russell's Pollyannas
teams A and B. will be in Pow
hatan Saturday night. Septem
Der %. to play a mems all-stal
team and the Powhatan Angels
girls softballers.
The Pollyanna A team will.
play the mems AllStars in the
first game at 7 pm. and the E
squad will play the Angels If
the second contest Immediately
following.
On Saturday afternoon, the
Angels will travel to Mt. Her
man urch in Chesterfield
county to play a benefit game
Tor the Manchester Powhatar
rescue squad.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27
Crewe Tops Brunswick, Now 20;
Rams Upset By Cumberland 10

CreWe ste pped up another
notch in its bid to retain the
District 3 football title for two
years in succession as they
posted a 10 to @ win over the
Brunswick Bulldogs last Friday
night.
Crewe went out in front in the
first period Of play when Ray
ROop ran off tackle for a score
from the Is yard line following
sustained Railroader drive.
Brunswick had put on their
nearest scoring threat earlier
when an attempted pass by
CreWe's Wilfred Wilson was par
TALLY blocked and intercepted by
a Brunswick lineman on the
CreWe q. Brunswick could pick
up only seven yards in fom
tries and CreWe took over to halt
the Bulldog threat.
Ray Roop scored the second
touchdown for the Railroaders In
the third quarter from the one
yard line, after a Wilson pass
had been batted around and into
the hands of CrcWe end David
Hubbard on the one yard line
This was Roop's fourth I'D in
two games
Cramer Boswell was CreWc s
biggest ground gamer with 53
yards Of the ia rushing yard
age BY CreWe. Wilson completed
i've OF u pass attempts for Is
yards and Crewe picked up II
first downs to Brunswick i SKI
Cumberland Upsets
Cumberland staged one Of the
early season upsets with a Sur
prising 10 win over the Black
stone Rams.
End Tommy Moore intercept
ed a Ram pass midway in the
second period Of play and raced
AZ yards for the games only
I'D. Billy Horst kicked the extra
point.
Strong defenses, along with
costly penalties, prevented other
scores. Blackstone was penalizad
80 yards and Cumberland 70.
Cumberland led in the Stats
tics department with seven first
downs to the Rams four. They
outrushed the Rams 800 yards to
1874 Blackstone held the edge in
passing with so yards to Cum
berland's eight.
BluestOne 1910
BlueStone scored six touch
downs against an undermined
Kenbridge football team Friday
night
| Quarterback Jimmy NeWcomb
passed for two touchdowns and
scored another himself to pace
| the Barons.
| Park View 1876
| In the Only other intradistrict
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27
Mems Ten Pins
Bowling Result


RESULTS Kayton Fuel Co.
4, CreWe Laundry o. Martin The
JeWeler 4. Va. Tel. & Tel. 0,
and Leggett's 8 Newman Tire 4.
SUMMARY: Individual h g h
game Don Sequin, 223. Indi-
vidllal high three game Sc. Don
Sequin, 565. Team high game
Kayton Fuel, GAL. Team high set
Kayton Fuel, 1927.
STANDINGS. Martin The
Jewler 1912. Leggett's ga:
Crewe 7l2-4 Y; Kayton F
So. Newman Tire 48, and va.
Tel 4 Tel. Co. 2-l1 y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27
Monday Night
Bowling League

RESULTS. Prince Edward
Mills 4; Tastee Free 0: WSVS
!: Farmers Supply O; Safeway
4, and Dairy Isle 0.
SUMMARY: Individual hi g h
game, Ed Finch 228. Individual
high three games, Ed Firch 5l7.
Team high egame, Safeway 97l
Team high three games, Safe
way 1867.
STANDINGS, Prince Edward
Mills Ill: WSVS 1912; Safeway
6-6. Dairy Isle 81: Farmers Sup
ply 3-9, and Tastee Freez Iii.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27

Eagles y.
From there Bobby Farmer
to Chuck Green pass moved the
ball to the IS but in four plays
the Wolverines could only pick
up three yards and the ball went
over to Greensville.
After taking over. the Eagles
moved y yards in Just six plays
Tor the third score. with Minton
hitting Harrell on a 30 var d
scoring pass
The final touchdown came il
the final quarter. Lester Huskey
intercepted an Eagle pass on the
Emporia n and on the next
play from scrimmage. VOL
VERNE back tumbled and the
Eagles recovered. This rs yard
drive was clmaXed by 40 yard
touchdown pass from Clary to
Saunders.
First Home Game
. Prince Edward Academy VIII
play It's first home encounter this
Friday night when they tackle
the Partners of Victoria on the
Farmville Recreation Field at
+" pm
Coach Bob Cilmer. Nho has
been very disappointed witt
his team s offensive game. has
made some switches in practicg
this week with hopas Of puttins
a little fire into the Wolverine
attack.
Our defense, except for pas
defense, has been pretty good
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27
Junior Boys
Duckpin League

RESULTS: Fire Balls 2, The
Eagles 0: The Yankees !, WIKI
Cats i. and Bull Dogs |, Bomb
erS L.
SUMMARY individual h II !
Z. ne Donny Sequin 1903. In
dlVidual high two game set Ron
nit Booth and Donny Sequin
~ Team high game Bombers
$40 Team high set Bombers, 646
STANDINGS Fire Balls 81,
Bonbers ~; Bull Dogs 3-3,
Wild Cats 3-3: The Yankees 3-3
and The Eagles 0-6.
Bowed Over IS
Melvin Huskey SO; Don Sc
GUM "a, 1913 292; Billy St. John
81: Ronnt Booth lo7, 95-2O2
Terry Locklalr 80: Hurley My
TICK 80, and James Lohr 49,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27

the Orioles on a 81 yard pass
interception and a 20 yard run
off tackle.
Milton Reid ian over the third'
touchdown from the one yard
line after he had put the Orioles
in scoring position with 50
yard jaumt.
A guard, Blair Garrett, scored
the other Amelia I'd when he
recovered Powhatar tumble in
the end zone.
PoWhatan scored its lont I'D
III the fourth quarter on a 45
yard drive.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27
&h&ne Ns,u,
By GERALD DUNCAN
Virginia Hunter Safety Program

The Virginia Hunter Safety which begun l
October 1861 through the joint efforts of the Virginia Com
mission Game Inland Fisheries the National Rifle
Association of Amelia certainly the biggest best
steps taken to help safety state
and reduce the number hunting accidents fatalities
At this time. skilled experienced the O.
firearms chosen the appointed
Safety Officer the
The volunteer the feasibility
OF training students large scale
cenage hunting involved
younger.
The first major step taken by the Commission
all
began other individuals instructors
who had
trained Hiss young ninrods
Course Most Of the training young &C
compshed force but with
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27
THE ATTRACTION

Motor Cop catching up with
speeder and lady passenger, n
Say what do you mean by driv-
ing at 80?
Motorist Good heavens! l
thought you were the lady's hus-
band.