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The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-06-15
BAILEY AVENUE GARDEN
ICLUR'S ANNUAL FLOWER
Show


The Baiiey Avenue Garden
Club will hold its 3rd Annual
Flower Show Sunday, June
Is in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. T. Lee, 1928 Howell
Street. The general public is
invited. This years Theme is:
Adventure with flowers. Re-
freshments will be served. The
time Is 3: P. M. to S: P. NJ,
Mrs. Ora Lee Banyard, Presi.
dent, Mrs. Jessie Bradford,
General Chairman.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONGRESS

The Rev. b. D. Rushing, mod
orator, has announced that the
Jackson Dist$ict Sunday School
and Baptist Tisining Union Con-
.sress viii hold its isth annual
session It tie New Mt Zion Bap-
tist Church on West Maple Street.
June lila Theme Of the Congress
will be: Christian Education and
the Image of the Church.
The pre- Congress Program will
be held Tuesday night under the
auspices Of the Congress District
Office with a 500 voice presenta-
ton in a musical symposium.
under the direction Of Oscar Wolfe.
Guest speaker for the occasion
will be the Rev. T. B. Brown,
pastor Of Mt. Helm NIB. Church
and academic dean of the Missis-
sippi Baptist Seminary.
Faculty for the Congress will
be: Mrs. Pauline Pickens, the
Rev. B. D. Rushing, Mrs. Matte
Collins, the Rev. w. w. Pace,
Mrs. Letha w. Walls, Miss Ineva
Mays, Mrs. Emma Coleman, Mrs.
Ella Mason, Mrs. Hattie r. Hask-
ins. Miss Alene Edwards,
Martin, the Rev. S. Leon Whit
ney, the Rev. G. w. Williams, A.
P. Johnson and Mrs. Rebeccs
Jordan.
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Alcorn A. & M. College
1868 Football Schedule

Date Opponent - Place and Time
Sept 14-Mississpp Ind College, Clarksdale-8:OO PM
Sept. 21-Grambling College, Alcorn-7:3O PM
Sept. 28-Wiley College, Marshall-7:3O PM.
Oct. 5-Rust College, Holly Springs-2:OO PM
Oct. 12-Jackson State College, Jackson-7:3O P. M
Oct 19-Texas Southern University, Houston-8:O0 PM
Oct 26-Southern University 1C), Baton Rouge-2OO PM
Nov 2-Arkansas AMIN dIC) Alcorn-2OO PM
Nov 9-Missssippi Voc. College, Alcorn-20O P. NJ
Nov 16-Prare View College, Alcorn-2:OO p M
E. E. SIMMONS, Athletic Director
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-06-15

Patrons and friends of the
Eta O'Neill Library are re-
minded of the new hours of
the library, which became ef-
fective June /, 1868. The Ii
brary is open from 1890 to
$50 p. m, Monday through
Friday. Saturday, the hours
are from loo to $50 p. m.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-06-15

Gray, Jr., and their two small
sons spent a lovely visit with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Gray, Sr. The Grays
are from Memphis, Tenn.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-06-15

Father Monroe p. Cheeks,
S. v. d. has been visiting with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Monroe Cheeks, this past
week. Father Cheeks will re.
turn to Bay st. Louis, after q
short vacation, to prepare for
his assignment at Catholic
University in Washington, D,
C. The members of St. Mary's
Church and friends are very
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-06-15
WINS BEAUTY CONTEST

WINS bEAUIx OON1ES1
Lovely Jenette Alexander,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
field Alexander, 2206 Hill
Street was recently a winner
in a Beauty Contest. sponsored
by the Sun Set Club and now
wears the title, Most Beauti-
full" Mr.. Kirby Walker Of
Meridian is sponsor of the
club. Miss Alexander attends
Jim Hill High School.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-06-15

has released the following sched-
ule for the Alcorn Braves during
the next football season:
September IA, VS.. Mississippi
Industrial College, Clarksdale, 8
pm; Sept. 21, Grambling Col
lege, Alcorn, 7:3O: Sept. %, Wiley
College, Marshall, Texas, 7::S0 p.
m; Oct. S, Rust College, Holly
Springs, 2 pm; Oct. Il. jackson
State College. Jackson, 7:3o pm,
October 10, Texas Southern Uni
versity, Houston, 8 pm, 0cto-
Der 26, Southern University
Homecoming Baton Rouge. 2 p.
m; Nov. 2, Arkansas AMIN
(HC) Alcorn, 2 pm, Nov. ., Mis-
sissippi Vocational College Alcorn
2 pm, November Is, Prarie
View College, Alcorn, 2 pm.
HIGH SCHOOL PARK CLUB
The High School Park Club
met recently in the home of
Mrs. Frances Warner at 3715 Al
bermarle Road with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Marguerite Randolph,
presiding. A discussion was held
on lawns and the Identification
of lawns in the neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennie Richard
of 3611 Westchester Drive were
honored with the plaque for
Lawn of the month.
Members present included Mes
DANES M. Randolph, Ola M. Ho-
ward. Fronie Kyles, Barnie Nc
Gee, Rosa Robinson, Beatrice
Moore. Audrey Cockell, Katie
Richmond, Evalena Woods, Inez
Knowles, Virgie Brown, Doris
Dancy, Leria H. Burns, Mildred
Brown and the hostess.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-06-15

GUARANTEED N. Y. LIVE.
IN MAID JOBS. $35-s55 wk.
Fare advanced. Mallory Agen'
cy, SIG Merrick Rd., Lyn.
brook, N. Y.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-06-15
VISIT DAGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ruff
fins will motor to New Or
leans this weekend for a short
visit with their son-in-law and
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddie Price.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-06-15

Services were held Tuesday at
Mt. Wade M. B. Church for Mrs.
jamie Thomas with the Rev. ]. T.
Trivillion officiating.
A native of Newton, she had
lived in Jackson for a number of
years. She was active in her
church, serving as a teacher in
the Sunday School and a mis-
sionary.
She is survived by two sons,
II grandchildren and % great
grandchildren. Interment was in
Sweet Rest Cemetery.
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VISITORS

VISITORS :. !. !. :.
Little Miss Paula Diana
|Granberry, . seventh grade
student Of st. Mary's Catholic
School IS making her home
with her god-parents, Mr.. and
MRS. Marshall who welcome
|her friends to visit her in their
home on Adams Street.
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VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gray,
Jr., and their two small sons
spent lovely visit with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-06-15

proud and happy to see one
|of their own native sons cele-
|brate Mass and wish him much
success in his work.
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The Home of Webb's Product
& Beouty School

The worlds best product
and some of the best Trained
Beauticians pass through our
doors.
We offer special considera-
ton to any person interested
in taking a course in Beauty
Culture.
Others Are Making Big
Money Why Not You?
For further information,
come in for an interview, or
call FL 5-8634, Jackson, Miss,
2710 Lilly ST., p. O. Box 2602.
Call at your favorite Beauty
Shop, Grocery, or Drug Store
for Valleys Double Strength
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-06-15

Scalp Pressing OIL Cocoanut OH Sham
poo Do not forget to call for Webbs CORN SOAK; it will
aid in removing callous, in five minutes.
Our school provides both morning and evening classes
Call for information
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-06-15

ALCORN SCHEDULE
E. E. Simmons, athletic direc-
tor at Acorn A. & M. College
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-26

Cotton Seersucker Boxer Shorts
Styled with full elastic waist for perfect fit Little
or no iron combed cotton seersucker that loves lots
of play to OK. 2 for 74c
Cotton Seersucker Bib Shorts
Styled with adjustable suspenders. elastic back
waist. Sturdy combed cotton seersucker that takes
to tubbings. Sizes 2 to OK 74c
COlOrful ''CreepalOngs' for Baby
Styled in cool combed cotton seersucker with elastic
back waist and snap crotch. So easy-care mama will
want dozens. 9 to "a mos. 74c
Sunsuits for the Ice Cream Set
Pert little sunsuits in cotton bingham seersucker or
cool chambray. Elastic waist and leg opening Gay
colors. 2 to Ok. 74c
Sunsuits for the fodder Set
Cay cotton seersucker that always looks so fresh and
even after lots of dunkings. Choice of colors.
Priced to stock up. to "a mos. 74c
Wisconsin, Arlington, Alabama BIGdenwO and Annapolis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17
And Next Sunday

An original suspense drama star
ring Theodore Bikel and a half-hour
biography of Marilyn Monroe are
among the TV highlights for Sunday,
March "a. (This list is compiled from
available information)
Sports Spectacular (2:30 pm,
WTOP-9 The Monte Carlo Sports
Car Rally and the Florida State
University Circus.
The Death Of a Virus a pm,
WTOP-9. Story behind the develop
ment of a vaccine to combat
measles.
Twentieth Century C pm,
WTOP-9. Red ships off our shores.
Program includes a tour of the
Lomonosov, Russian oceanographic
vessel.
Walt Disney's World 7:3O pm,
WRC-D Peter O'Toole, star of Law
renee of Arabia" makes an appear
ance in the concluding part Of kid
Mapped" starring James Macarthur.
Festival Of the Performing Arts e
pm, WTTG-5). Joyce Grenfell, Brit
ish Coincidence, stars.
The Sunday Stor TV M0sozine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17

Sunday Night Movie g pm,
WMAL-D. John Derek, John Smith
and Nick Adams in Furry at Show
down." a Western about an ex-gun-
fighter trying to live down his past.
Bonanza 20 PM, wRC-4). A dog
shares the spotlight with HoSs dan
Blocker) and an aging prospector In
a comedy episode.
Marilyn Monroe $3.50 pm,
WMAL-D. A film biography mar
rated by Mike Wallace.
GE True $3.50 pm, WTOP-9).
Five Tickets to He'll" drama about
a mint robbery Tin Mexico) and a
shrewd Mexican police officer, played
by Cesar Romero.
Show Of the Week no pm,
WRC-4). An original jerome Ross
teleplay involving q 415-carat uncut
diamond. Theodore Bikel. Peter
LORE, Sidney Blackmer and Martin
Brooks head the cast.
Howard X. Smith (10:30 pm.
WldAL-D. Smith discusses social
commentary with Mort Sahl.
'oshinston. D. c.. March II. 1868 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-13
College Glee Clubs To Present
Concerts Sunday And Monday

Longwood and Hampton sgd
ney Colleges Will present their
annual Christmas concerts GeXt
week The LongWood Concert
Choir Will ha Joined Sunday aft
ernoon at 3 80 by the Randolph
Macon Mems Glee Club. 7 h
Harnpden sydney College Glee
Club Will present its traditional
candlelight concert Monday eve
nng at 5 80 In College Church.
Longwood Concert
The annual Christmas Concert
will be presented by the Depart
ment of Music Of LongWood Col
lege on Sunday. Dec. Is, at $50
pm, in Jar,nan Hail The Long
wood Concert Choir. conducted
by Dr.. John w. Molnar, will pre-
sent as their guests the Ran
dolph- Macon Mems Glee Club
and the Randolph-Macon Brass
Ensemble, conducted by R. ..
Ward, director Of Musical Ac-
tiHtes at Randolph-Macon. The
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-13
Moose To Launch
Operation Santa
Over Radio Sunday

The Farmville Moose Lodge
will launch it's annual Opera
ton Santa Claus Sunday after
noon for benefit of the communi-
tvs needy. Chairman w. E.
johnson announced today.
The launching will come dur
ing the local talent broadcast
over Station WFLO from $50
to 3 pm. During that period.
project workers will be on hand
to receive telephone messages
offering donations. and to make
a pickup call at the home Of
the donor.
Persons who cannot prepare
donations by Sunday may leave
them anytime from now until
Christmas at the Farmvllle Fire
House.
Those who cannot bring dona-
tions to the downtown collection
point. may call Chairman John
son at Elk 2-3901. He will ar
range for pickup of donations.
Most desirable donations are
clothing. food or money John
son reports. A distribution Of the
gifts will be made at Christmas
time.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-13
State Executive Finds:
Hospital Suspicious Unjust

five wears added to my Life eN-
pectancv III the last 20 years
Worth' How much Is another
five wears to be added IL the
next 20 wears worth?" the Uni
versltv Of Minnesota and Wash
lngton Umverslty-tralned admin
lStratlve specialist said.
Too Little Use
Refutirg the charge that hos
pitfalls are crowded with patients
that could Just as easily have
been treated at home. the ex-
ecutive, who works with 10 Viz
ginia hospitals. declared:
Most people don't go to hos
pitfalls enough just as they don t
go to see their doctors enough. 2
Anot her common charge
against the hospitals. Ogren
said, Is that patients stay longer
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-13
Blood Donors
Quota Matching
Brings Thanks

Prince Edward county resi-
dents assured themselves of all
their emergency blood needs for
another year by an up-to-the-
quota donation during Mondays
bloodmoblle visit.
There were 1903 pints donated
at Farmvllle Memorial Armory.
and the Prince Edward Re d
Cross Chapter has been credited
with five donations by County
residents 1t other locations. The
two combined exactly equal the
liz pint quota
There is one more hloodmoblle
visit for the fiscal year, but the
ARC Chapter viii conflne this
February effort to donors at
LongWood and Hampden-S Sydney
Colleges. Officials believe the
90plnt quota will be met handl-
ly
Naturally. we're quite happy
ard grateful with the coopera-
ton and response Of our people,
MIS-. John G.. GRAHAM. chapter
blood program chairman, re-
ports "Quota-meeting is re-
assuring turn OF event. but we
hope people Will remain alert to
future challenges and quotas 10
secure our blood supply" the
chairman said.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-13
Diphtheria Case
Brings Directors
incubation Appeal

DIAGNOSIS Of a case of diph-
liberia in AppomattoX county has
brought an appeal for area-Wide
incubation from DR.. F. y C'n~1-
ents. director of the SouthSide
Health District.
The Appomattox patient is a
22-year white woman. 1t is the
first case OF dipthsria in APP
pomattox in about five years.
DR. Clements was joined by
physicians III urging all citizens
to obtain necessary. but easily
available protection. This in
wolves a Shot of dipthclla toXid
Since this comes already mixed
With tetanus serum. persons in
oculated arc protected against
both dlptherla ard tenatus.
Diptherla presents dangers
and should be treated promptly
Residents who have been lnocu-
lated earlier should obtain
booster shots. Dr.. Clements said
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-13
By JOHN srEck

Public suspicion and charges
surrounding hospitals have no
basis IN fact. and are made by
Americans who spend more on
liquor and recreation than medl-
cal care. the executive secretary
OF the Virginia Hospital AS
ISOLATION said here Monday
The common charge that hos
pltal rates are too high is lev
eled BY persons who have no
conception Of the values they re-
ceive when hospitalized. nor Of
the completely Of today's treat
ment methods ard equipment.
Stuart Ogren. the state associa-
ton executive. said.
1T would be more realistic to
ask ourselves: how much is my
health worth? How much is the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-13

than necessary 70 that. he
pointed out, Prior to World
War II. the average length of
stay per pauert was Two weeks:
today it IS rs days.
The suspicion that patients are
abusing privileges under pre-
paid disqualification contracts is
also uniustified. the former hos
pltal administrator at Orlando,
Fla. said. These plans do au-
thorlze from 80 to 100 days Of
care. but, Ogren declared. 1.-THE
people who have such insurance
are the ores willing to dig down
i'll their pockets to pay for their
care
Seldom fully understood is the
size Of the problem OF hospital
services provided the INDECENT
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-13

program Is open 10 The public.
which Is cordially invited to at
tend
On the program Will be sec-
TORS for the Choir, for the hlass
ensemble and for the glee club.
with solo parts The finale will
be two traditional carols, 20
Come. al We Faithful and Joy
to the World, in which the audi
ence will Join
BuXtehude s Cante Domino
and In Dulce Jubllo. by the
choir, will open the program.
Among other numbers to be
heard will be Ave Verum Cor
pus by DesPres, two Magnificats
by Pachabel. and three Spanish
Christmas pieces by 18th. 18th,
and 18th century composers,
mostly anonymous and arranged
by Goodale.
The slxty-yolce Hampden-Syd-
ney College Glee Club Will pre-
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-13

BUCKINGHAM, Dec. ) Nv The
Buckingham Board Of Super
yisors were advised this week
that an amendment to the Vir-
GINA code Likely VII be sought
III an effort to arrive at an
equitable basis OF taxing a pc
ltroleum line in Buckingham and
30 Virginia counties.
Commonwealth Attorney J.
F.. Snoddy Jr briefed t h c
board here on the plan which
would establish the basis for
taxing Colonial Pipelines, Inc,
Of Houston. Texas.
The pipe laid in Virginia is
part Of a line extending from
Texas to Long Island N. Y,
and will carry petroleum prod
ucts and byproducts. Snoddy
said.
AS president of the states AS
socla8on OF Commonwealth
Attorneys. Snoddy said they had
contacted him and he had also
contacted by telephone or by
letter a majority of the common
Wealth's attorneys and commits
sioners Of revenues in the coun-
ties through which the pipeline
runs. All, he said, are in accord
with a plan to have Virginia
Code section $3.50 amended to
include transmission of pc
troleum products and by-prod-
ucts.
The present law. Snoddy eX-
planned. does not put the assess
ment of Colonial's Pipe under
the State Corporation Commis-
sion as natural gas. The line
laid by the Texas Company is
said to be the first in the state
to carry petroleum products o.
byproducts.
/ Passage Assured
+ Snoddy said that he had con-
feired with Gov. Harrison and
t other state officials and h a
they had assured him all pos
sibly would be done to have the
amendment passed early in the
General Assembly session that
convcnes N January. T h {
amendment would be retroactive
to enable the counties to tax the
pipeline company beginning ol
January ]. 1864, Snoddv said
f Snoddy also said that officials
of the pipeline had agreed not
to contest the amendment be
fore the legislature although il
will probably cost them $50 .OO(
a year
In other business the boarC
endorsed the schedule Of rabies
clinic presented by the Health
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-13
In Municipal Switch

William F. Watkins, Jr. who
resigned as mayor last month,
was drafted back into service by
the town council at its regular
meeting Tuesday night. Watkins
will now serve in the capacity
Of town attorney. a position
compatible with his new duties
as commemorative attorney Of
Prince Edward County.
The need for new town at
torney arose because William
P. Hay, Jr., former town at'or-
ney, was asked to preside over
the municipal court, and it
would be impossible for him to
serve in both positions. In max
ing the choice of Watkins as
town attorney. his familiarity
with town affairs and municipal
law were cited
The new mayor, Herbert R.
Stokes. presided at his first
council meeting Tuesday night.
Council assigned the new mayor
the office space in the Munich
pal Building now occupied by
the former mayor. Watkins will
move into his new quarters in
the courthouse building in the
near future. as soon rs the
painting work is finished at the
courthouse. The mayors office
will be on the second floor Of
the municipal building.
Town manager T. w. Bloom
field was authorized to hire a
part time secretary to assist the
new mayor, handle the paper
work for the chief of police, and
substitute in the town office.
Television Cable
Another representative from
Telco, Inc, an organization that
builds and operates cable tele-
vision. appeared before council
Telco is seeking a permit from
the town to run cables over the
streets, etc, and the matter was
referred to a committee at the
last meeting. After a number OF
questions from the Telco repre-
sentative, the matter was con
tinued in the hands Of the com
mittee for further study.
Telco proposes to build a mas
ter television antenna and trans
NIT the signals via cable into
homes in the immediate Farm
vile area mot more than few
miles from the corporate limits.
Charges for the cable service
would be about S. per month te
subscribers.
Petition Removed
Council voted to remove from
the agenda the petition present
ed at the last council meeting
by the Rev. =. F. Griffin. The
petition from $40 Negro citizens
from Farmville requested {
number of steps be taken by the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-13
Amendment To Virginia Code May
Solve Pipeline Taxation Question

Department for next year. They
are as follows: Jan. 8, Jan. %,
Feb. 10, April %. July %, and
Nov. 4. All clinics will be held
at the Buckingham County
Courthouse at 2 pm.
The board also approved the
county 5 tentative budgets for
the years ending June 30, 1865
and June 80. 1866 as presented
by the Welfare Board.
Budgets for two years are re-
CURED by the State of Virginia,
B GARD chairman, Thomas B.
Hall, ST.. said
The budgets are. la64-65 -
Total: $60.730; f e deral aid
s33,8l7; state aid: sl6.039 local
share: S10.874. 1866 = Total:
SCI POS: federal aid $34, 068 !;
state aid: Sl6,l75; local share.
Sl0,962 Hall said that the $475
Increase IN tne second budget
over the first is principally be-
cause of State regulations that
have to be complied with.
New Engineer
a. P. R. Lowell, Resident
Engineer, made his regular visit
10 the board and at that time
introduced the new assistant
Resident Engineer, Otha G
May. For some months recently
May was chief of survey party
for Albemarle, Greene. Fluvanna
and part Of Madison an
Orange counties and worked out
Of the Charlottesville highway
office. May replaces Jack Jones
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-13
Santa To Speak
From Plane Today

jolly st. Nick is really up
to-the-minutn. kids. He's ar
irving for his Jaycec- spon-
sored Friday visit at Farm
vile by airpIape.
Santa Claus. in fact. will
circle by plane over the
downtown section ard viii
speak to the crowd from
aloft by means Of loud
speaker in his sky ship.
He'll alight in tin,s 10 ar
rive on foot at the Court
House by 1915 pm. He'll
have more TO say there.
then get down 10 the days
business Of distributing can
dy and listening to all the
children who want to wins
per their Christmas wants
to him.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-13
Polio Clinics
In Cumberland
Set Sunday

The second polio clinic viii be
held in Cumberland County on
Sunday. Dec. Is The clinics will
be held at the health office at
Cumberland G. H. and the fire
house at Gainesville. from noon
to 5 pm
The imnunizat,on clinics arc
being sponsored by the Cumber-
land Jaycees. There will be no
makeup clinic for this Type III
vaccine. so the Jaycees urge
everyone to be sure and receive
the vaccine Sunday. Type | vac
cine was administered at t h e
first clinic.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-13
Charlotte Fatality
Noted By Police

The death OF Bobby Edward
Tucker. SO. of Charlotte county
on November 10 was among
those attributed to highway ac-
cidents by Virginia State Police,
Wednesday.
Tucker died Of injuries suffer
ed October IS when he VIZ S
struck by a car on U. S. Route
800 about halt mile south Of
WyluesbMg.
The car was driven by vii
liam Marvin Flynn, State Po-
Ice report.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-13
All-Number, Long Distance
Direct Dialing Starts Sunday
In Municipal Switch
Watkins Showdown Attorney

merchantable timber on the air
port property. After the survey
is completed. it apparently is
the Intention of council to ask
for bids for cutting the timber.
Council voted to postpone any
action on street light on the
north side Of East Third Street
between Virginia and Bridge
streets, until after the new mer-
curry vapor lights have been IN
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