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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-01-11

p. Wood. of Richmond, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Role
Wood and Mrs. Beulah Collins
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wright,
Miss Shelby Wright and Lewis
Wright, Jr.. were guests Sunday
OF Mrs. Wl1ght's sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Temple Cook, of Richmond. Mr..
and Mrs. Cook have just moved
into their new home at Bon Air.
Mrs. Clarence Speas' mother,
Mrs. K. D. Adams. celebrated
her 34th birthday, New Year s
Hawthorne, Sunday. Mrs. Haw-
thorne is patient in Southside
Community Hospital, Farmville
Steve Mason, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Mason, entertained
some of his young friends at din
ner. last Friday night. Those
presen. were Doug Ward, and
Henry and Jimmy LaPrade, both
of brakes Branch.
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hard work needed to equip our
young men mentally, physically
and morally to face our world
today"
Cumberland Coach Bill Wcr-
rell introduced the guest speak
er. Coach Worrell graduated
from Emory and Henry.
Also by team vote, Neale
Smith was voted the most i'm
proved player.
Coach Worreu has started
what will become a school ira
dltlon. Larry autographed a foot
ball that will be displayed in the
school trophy showcase. From
year to year this same pro-
cedure will be followed.
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Darlington Hgts,

Jan. 10 The Rev. and Mrs.
J. E. Shockley and Mrs. j. r.
Metcalf were guests for supper
Friday night of Mr.. and Mrs.
Shorter Metca,f.
Mrs, Marion Hamlet and Mrs.
Clinton Childress went to Rich
mond Friday to see Miss Nancy
Bailey who is in the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Indy Hamlet
and family visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Bailey Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. B. Adams, Of
Madisonville, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Pugh visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Pugh during the week.
Our sympathy is extended TO
Mrs. c. l. Harvey and j. T.
Baker in the loss Of their broth
er, billiard Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Belloff and
Charlotte, of Silver Spring, Md,
visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. l. Shorter. Mr.. Shorter.
who has been sick, is improv-
ing. We hope he will soon be
out again.
Mrs. Margaret CarWile, one of
our teachers, is recovering from
an operation. We hope she VIII
soon be back at school.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Blackwell
and Mrs. Hugh Bailey went to
Hampton Monday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Blackwell's broth
er, Frank Blackwell.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3.
Cooke during the week were the
Rev and Mrs. Nat Brummitt. Of
Morgantown, w. Va. and Mr..
and Mis-. Carlton Elder, OF Roa-
nokc.
Out-of-toWn guests al the Gold
en- Wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. T. Lamberth were
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan and daueh-
ter, OF Lynchburg, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. T. Lamberth. III. and family.
OF Maryland. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
b. Covlngton and Nj. and Mrs.
keston. all of South Boston, Nj.
and Mrs. L. G. Lamberth and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith, OF
North Carolina.
Mrs. J. B Cobb left Sunday 70
visit her daughter in Florida.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-01-11

day evening. Guests included:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Sheldon, Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Dixon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Buddy Duffy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Poythress, and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
p. Tuggle. After dinner, rock
was played.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Epperson
visited her sister, Mrs. j. R. Fer
gusOn, in Cullen on Saturday
evening.
Miss Pettus Frazier, of Ash
land, was a week end guest OF
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. H. Pettus.
Or. and Mrs. r. D. Ailsworth,
Jr., and children visited rela-
tiveS in Richmond on New
Years Day.
The Frances Hudgins Circle of
Ash Camp Baptist Church met
with Mrs. w. E. Mason, Monday
evening.
In Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bowman
and son and Ike Gee were guests
OF Mrs. Bowman brother-in-laW
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Love, in Richmond, Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Neal and
son, Howard Douglas. were week
end guests of her brother-in-laW
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Edan
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her talk with slides. She edits a
news letter weekly on prices Of
different commodities.
This program, which will be
Introducing comparatively new
but fascinating field to much Of
the audience, will be brought to
the club by the Public Affairs
Department. Miss BERTHE Yates
is chairman and members Of the
department are: Mesdames 3.
H. Baldwin, H H.. Hammer, c.
S. Barnes, and r. K. Bevllle.
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Marketing Authority To Spea!;
At WOmdns Club On Jan. 10

KEYsVILLE. Jan. 10 - Mrs.
Virginia B. Duesberry, from the
Marketing Division Of the Vir-
glnia Agriculture Department.
Richmond, viii discuss What
the State Department of Agricu!-
ture Is Doing To Project the
Consumer" at the meeting Of the
keysVllle " 0 m ans Club on
Thursday, Jan. II, at s pm. IN
the club house.
An authority on marketing.
Mrs Duesberry Will illustrate
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THE BARRAGE

The Army cook had jus.
whipped up orders of fried eggs
for a hungry mob of soldiers
WeariedA by his herculean eff
forts, he sat down and wrote a
letter to his sweetheart.
Darling" he began, for the
past three hours shells have
been bursting all around me.
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Larry Latham Voted Outstanding
FOOtballer At Cumberland High

Ills address he said, Tensions
are released in a constructive
way on the football field. Foot
ban satisfies the desire for
physical contact: our democracy
is based on competition and foot
ball provides Just this" He said.
This sport is not only a chal-
lenge TO the boys participating,
but it requires discipline and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-01-11

Larry Latham. a junior at
Cumberland High School, wa 5
voted by his teammates as the
most outstanding football play
er for the 1862 season. Larry
was recognized at the recent
father and son football banquet
Guest speaker for the oc-
casion was Carl Bolt, backfield
coach at Emory ard Henry, In
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Lamentng chiIdrens annoying Gct0itv does not lessen
but CtDnO them acceptable outlet for it helps both
them and their parents.
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Points for Parents ;, t.,A rD.".' v.'..'
Not This

Mother I don't know
what I'm going to do with
these noisy boys home all
summerl They drive me
frantic!
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Mother-Here is Dad with
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a shack out in the back
yard.
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Virginia Returns
To Top in State
Collegiate Golf

HOT SPRINGS. Va. April 80
(AP). - Virginia's Cavaliers
have re-established themselves
as kingpins Of State collegiate
golf after an absence from the
winners circle that lasted five
years.
In weather so wet that the
tournament was cut from 80 to
81 holes, the Cavaliers won
their fifth State title-but their
first since 1958-at the Cas-
cades yesterday with o four
man team score Of 480.
Adding emphasis to their VIC
tory. the Cavaliers also provided
the tourney with its individual
medalst, sophomore Jon Ver-
ity, who shot 75-39-ll4, seven
over par.
Another Virginia star, Clarke
Mackenzie. finished only 2
strokes behind Verify with 7s-
38-ll6.
William & Mary was second
with 504. a full "a strokes be-
hind Virginia. Following in or
der we're VMI, SIG; VPI, 521:
Lynchburg. 537; Washington q
Lee. 539; Bridgewater. 544;
Hampden : Sydney, SAC; Rich
mond. 568. and RPI. sos. Roa-
noke competed only 18 holes.
Evening star., 1963-04-30
OVATION AT PARTY
Cousy's Friendship
Encourages Hornung

WORCESTER, Mass, April
80 (AP). - Paul Hornung
heartened by a standing ova-
ton, said yesterday the friend
ship of retiring basketball great
Bob Cousy has been "a turning
point" in his life and added
he'll do everything possible To
get his National Football
League suspension lifted In
1864.
The tarnished Golden Boy
of the Green Bay Packers re-
Gently was suspended indefi-
nitely for betting on his team
in NFL games.
Cousy's hometown threw him
a gigantic farewell party SUM-
day night at the Worcester
Auditorium, but the mar
Cousy met less than three
years ago when both modelled
for a sports clothing firm stole
the show.
Several thousand gave Hor-
nung a tumultuous welcome al
the affair. He recounted how
Cousy had telephoned him
when The latter was in Los
Angeles during the recent NBA
playoffs to make sure he
would still attend the cere-
monies.
Slowly. haltingly Hornung
told the crowd, Believe me
this is a memorable night for
me, a night I'll never forget.
Evening star., 1963-04-30
Tulsa Names
Bauqh Aide

TULSA. Okla, April 80 (AP)
Sammy Baugh. one Of foot
balls greatest stars. was named
backfield coach at the Uni
versity of Tulsa yesterday.
Glenn Dobbs, Tulsa's head
coach and athletic director, al
nounced the appointment of
Baugh. who set many National
Football League records In 16
seasons with the Washington
Redskins from 1887 to 1852
Baugh coached the New York
Titans in the first two years
of the American Football
League = 1901 = and before
that was head coach at Har-
din-Simmons for five seasons.
Last year. the ex-Texas Chris
tian triple-threat was fresh
man coach at Oklahoma State.
Evening star., 1963-04-30

broad Jump, shot put, high
jump and 400-meter hurdles
The decathlon also gets under
way.
The United States has col
lected "a gold medals so far
Three came yesterday, all in
shooting. during q very light
schedule.
Yachting is scheduled to wind
up today in all six classes
with competition also slated in
basketball. baseball, boxing
volleyball and water polo.
Another report from the sick
bay lists Earl Young of Abilene
Tex. fit for the 400 and 1900
meter relays Saturday. Young
missed the 40O-meter finals
Sunday because Of stomach
trouble.
The United States also made
an official request for heats
in the 1,500-meter event, in
which Jim Beatty and Jim
Grelle, Americas premier dis
tance men. are the main at
fractions.
Coach Lou Montgomery said
he wants Fridays heats to
trim the l4-man field to more
manageable size. Beatty and
Grelle will shoot Saturday for
the games record of 8 minutes
49.1 seconds set by Dyrol
Burleson in 1859, and should
snap 1t by 10 seconds If they
get running room.
Evening star., 1963-04-30
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star Staff Writer

It has been about five
months since football season
ended and many of last falls
outstanding players have been
busy making weekend trips to
various colleges that are seek
ing their talents.
Among the latest to make
up their minds are three MEM
bers of st. Johns city cham
pionship team-Harry jenkins,
Bob York and Ned Carr.
jenkins, a member Of The
Stars All-Metropolitan team,
has signed a grant-in-aid to
North Carolina State. The g.
foot-1, 195-pounder played left
tackle for the Cadets on Of
tense and defense.
Evening star., 1963-04-30

This has encouraged me more
than anything else to keep
going"
1t was his first public ap-
pearance since the suspension.
I'll never forget Cousy for
inviting me here and reassur-
ing me that I'd be welcome, /"
he said.
Il had a few speaking en-
gagements, mostly high schools,
but they called and said that
under the circumstances, I'd
better not come" Hornung said.
"I'll do everything in my
power so the suspension will be
lifted in 1884" he declared.
II hope and pray I'll be back
in the NFL in 1864. I have no
animosity toward Commissioner
Pete Rozelle. I broke a rule
and my contract which I'll try
to rectify in the future. Ro-
zelle simply did his job"
Evening star., 1963-04-30
MARYLAND LANDS ONE
Three Cadet Gridders
Decide on Colleges

York has decided on Mary
land. The 6-foot. l80-pounder
played guard also played both
ways for Coach Joe Gallagher
He was the running guard who
led most of the wide sweeps.
Carr recently selected Will
liam g. Mary. An All-Prep Sc
lection at end, Carr was the
Cadets leading pass receiver
and regarded as one of the
teams best defensive players.
Ed Darlington, an All-Met-
ropolitan end from Episcopal,
has decided on Virginia. Twice
a member Of The Stars ALI
Prep team, Darlington was one
of the leading area punters
and a sure-handed pass re-
ceiver. The 6-3, 195-pounder
also is the No. / pitcher on the
Maroon baseball team.
Evening star., 1963-04-30

current bylaws. Yakimchick
will seek to reverse this ruling
The Army Navy Country Club
Ladies League has con- pleted It's
1923 schedule. and it was a
tight race between three teams.
The winning team was COM
posed Of Mrs. r. B. Bodoh, Mrs
c. Thorton, Mrs. w. l.. Moyni-
han and Mrs. s. c. Skemp. Sec
ond place went to the team of
Mrs. D. G.. Helms, Mrs. E. Hell
ton. Mrs. F. j. Griffith and Mrs.
N. j. Zecca.
High individual awards went
to Mrs. A. H. Smith. jr., 232
scratch and 265 handicap and
Mrs. j. B. Williams. 233 scratch.
Both Of these ladies just missed
the 255 game required for
WIBC national recognition.
In the handicap series Mrs.
w. C. Champion, with a lat
average. rolled 548 for a 6l4
series, and Mrs. j. r. Ahearn
rolled l77-174-214 for a 565 Sc
ries.
The most improved bowler
award went to Mrs. Skemp.
who raised her average 10
points after the league had
rolled 81 games this season. The
league high average was won
by Mrs. R. d. Strock with a l55
average.
The Town Center Mills OF
the Triple A MWPA Minor
Travelling League has locked
up the championship Of the
Outer Maryland division. The
team has a 9ha-game lead with
six circuit games to go. Ricky
Taylor. Ed Woodbury., Joe
Swanson, Bill Harrison, Milton
Henderson, Jack Mills and w.
j. johnson make UP the win
ming combination.
Evening star., 1963-04-30
GoIloudet Scores
Over Gu in Track

Trailing by 10 points after
five events, Galluadet'S track
team rallied behind Dennis
Miller and Bill Ramborger to
score a 67-54 victory over
Catholic University yesterday
at Gallaudet.
Miller won the 220 and 44O
yard dashes and Ramborger
the l20 and $50 yard hurdles.
Equally as outstanding was
Gallaudet'S Robert Corbett,
who heaved the discus 140 feet
5 inches.
Gallaudet won its third Of
five dual meets and Gu lost
its second in three.
Evening star., 1963-04-30
Illness Deals Blow, Boost
To u. S. as Track Resumes

He has a lung spot which
has failed to clear to the salts
faction Of team doctors.
Balancing the loss Of Young
is the elimination of Cuba's
Enrique Figuerola, 100-meter
winner. from the 2OO-meter
trials today. The chunky Cuban
sprinter is down with neuralgia.
His absence should improve
the chances of American
sprinters.
In addition to the 200-meter
event, trials are on tap in the
Evening star., 1963-04-30
Nittdny Lions
Deal Terrapins
Double Defeat

The University Of Maryland
may be glad that 1t has seer
the last Of Penn State athletic
teams IN the so-called major
sports.
The Nittany Lions con-
quered the Terps in football
and basketball. and yesterday
they did 1t again in baseball
- twice. With Bob Fentor
and Dick Noe doing some
classy hurting, the Lions pre-
vailed. 80 and 5-1, In q dou-
ble-header at College Park.
Fenton, a southpaw, won his
sixth decision without q loss
as he struck out IL and
allowed six hits in the opener
The winning run scored in the
sixth inning on an infield
single, q throwing error and
two wild pitches charged To
Charlie Sullivan.
Noe stopped the Terps with
only two hits in the nigLtcap
while Fred Light knocked in
three Lion runs with a first
inning single and q two-run
homer In the fourth.
Bo johnson, with a homer
in the first game and a triple
IN the second, provided most
Of the Terps' fireworks. The
loss dropped Maryland's rec
ord to 7-l0. Penn State is 81.
PENN STATE 200 00I O00-3 0
Maryland 010 100 OOO-2 6 3
van and Moss.
Home run-Maryland. johnson.
Evening star., 1963-04-30

SAC PAULO, Brazil. April
80 (AP).-Illness has given the
gold medal-laden United States
track team both a boost and a
blow as the track and field
events resumed today at the
Pan American Games.
The only final event on to-
days card is the 3.000-meter
steeplechase. George Young OF
Las Crusces, N. Mex, fifth In
the event at the 1859 Pan Am
competition, probably will be
scratched.
Evening star., 1963-04-30

pleasant surprise after losing
80 games over the previous
three-year stretch. But it is
easier said than done. Some
of the rockies may help, but
thus far the personnel hasn't
shown enough improvement on
paper to be better than last
season. AS Tim Timerario said,
it's the old story:
We'll be better. but so will
the other clubs"
That won't help the won-
lost record.
Evening star., 1963-04-30
Ace at Columbia

Mrs. Carl Phillips made q
hole in one on the 10th at
Columbia yesterday. From the
ladies tee, the par-3 hole
measures about 100 yards. The
shot was witnessed by Mrs.
William Dempsey, her playing
partner.
Evening star., 1963-04-30

Bowling courtsey in just COM
mon sense.
/. Get back off the approach
while waiting for your ball to
return. Don't bother bowlers
on adjoining lanes.
2. Don't stand at the foul
line after your bali has hit the
pins.
3. Don't swing your arm or
leg into adjoining approaches.
Stay within your own approach
limits as we show.
4. Don't bother bowlers up on
the approach.
Attention, "1SO"i Bowlersi How
would you like TO raise II TO 200" or
even higher2 Tip for the advanced
Bowler" could turn. the trick for you.
Get your copy By sending l0c and q
stamped, return envelope TO Joe Will
man c/ Tha Star. :"
Evening star., 1963-04-30
SACRIFICE FLY
WINS FOR GU

Chuck Devlin's sacrifice fly
in the ninth scored Dave Scotto
and gave Georgetown Univer-
sity a 6-5 triumph over Mount
st. Mary's yesterday at the
Hilltop.
Scotto walked to open the
ninth, moved to second on a
sacrifice. to third on a throw
ing error. 1t was the Hoyas'
seventh win in l3 games. Nouns
st. Mary's has lost nine straight
games.
Evening star., 1963-04-30
ADAMS T-HITTER
BLANKS HOWARD

Freshman Ben Adams pitched
a one-hit shutout and Boh
Malloy drove in three runs and
scored another as D. C. Teach
ers defeated Howard University
40, yesterday.
Adams struck out nine and
didn't issue a walk, while
Malloy hit a two-run homer in
the first inning, doubled in
Charlie Payne with a marker
in the third and scored
moments later on Adams single.
The victory was the first in
five years for the Teachers over
Howard.
Evening star., 1963-04-30
ANMSON.S ANGLE
B Day Looms
For Redskins
By LEWIS r. ATcHIsoN

Tomorrow is Day for the Redskins-the day Hafback
Billy Barnes becomes free agent he still unsigned by the
club From Coach Bill McPeaks viewpoint looks like byebye
Billy.
Several teams expressed interest him." McPeak said
"u backed off when they heard what paid him and what