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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-17
BY BETTY J. DIX

Joseph Fielder Morrissette
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Nor
rlssesle. G Burkeville. was one
OF the 500 Virginia Tech junior
students to receive his class ring
a Ia Ring Dance held on Fri
day evening. May 10. in War
Memorial Hail. at VPI. The
Ran Daace is considered the
most important social event i'll
a Techman's college career. The
Stan Kent0n Orchestra was fea-
tuied at the dances both Friday
and Saturday nights.
Friday 5 dance was from 9
pm. to am. with an interm.s-
son at midnight. when fireworks
We're displayed o. the drill field.
Saturdays dance was from
pm. to midnight. The dances
ended with Moonlight and VPI'
being played on the carlton.
Inc theme for this years Ring
Dance was Moonlight Manor. "
The ballroom was of a planta-
ton mansion. The main color
schemes We're blue. wine red.
and white.
The Junior Glass had too
mary civilian students to form
the single traditional figure. 50
two civilian figures were exc
cuted One formed the ella s
ntuneral. the other formed an
outline of a torch.
The Cadet figure this year
ffoned the Virginia Tech mono,
gram.
The girls wore floor length
white dresses on Friday nigh,
and on Saturday night. they wore
any color Of their choice. Each
carried a dozen long stemmed
reses for the ring figures on Fri
day night. On Saturday night
they wore orchids. Morrlssette S
date for the week end festivities
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-17
Horse And Pony
Show At South Hill

\ SOUTH HILL, May l3-The
fourth annual South Hill Horse
and Pony Show, sponsored by
the Southside Virginia Saddle
Club. will be presented Sunday,
May 26. at l pm. This 10 event
show Will be held at the club
track on Hl-way SO. just east Of
South Hill. John c. Arthur. of
Lynchburg. viii Judge all the
classes which include events for
P sure Horses. Jumping
Horses and Ponies. Three and
Flve-Gaited Horses, Walking
Horses. Western Horses. and
Fine Harness Horses. Sub
stantial cash prizes. as well as
ribbon will be awarded the
winner in all classes. There
will be free parking space and
unloading facilities on the show
grounds. Rain Date: June 2.
1868. For entry blanks or further
information. contact the show
secretary. Mrs. j. l.. Leonard.
BroadnaX. Virginia.
As a special feature of the
Mecklenburg County Show Cir
cut. exhibitors in the Southside
Virginia Saddle Club Horse Show
and the Boydton Ruritan Club
Horse Show. and The South Hill
Lions Club Horse Show will
have an opportunity to compete
for a beautiful sterling silver
trophy to be awarded the high
rcint horse or pony of these
three shows.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-17

The Governor ! Highway Safe.
t. Committee strongly advises
seat belts for small children. A
fidgety child is a strong driver
distraction and child not firm
~ seated can be seriously in
jured by a sudden stop. Have the
kids us them and use them
yourself.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-17

In cooperation with plans for
PoWhatan County Day to be
held on Labor Day this year.
each club will prepare an educa-
tlonal booth on some phase of
this years work. Special booths
for exhibits Of handicraft, foods,
and flowers will be planned al
So
The committee also decided to
have an achievement program
this year. The date set is Oct.
%.
Mrs. r z d. Blanton was elected
delegate from the county COM
mlttee to the Institute Of Rural
Affairs at VPI in Blacksburg.
July 30 August |. Mrs. Blanton
viii also serve as representative
from the clubs on the board Of
directors OF the War Memorial
Building for five year term.
Mrs. B S. Brent is completing
her fifth year this year. the usu-
al term of this office.
A TRUSTEESHIP for Haiti
under the Organization of Ame.i-
can States is being quietly dis
cussed at the UN 1t is felt that
the dictatorship of Presideny
Duvalier will soon fall, and
when it does something must bc
done to promote political sta
bllty in the republic. Explora-
tory talks have begun on allow
ing the OAS to intervene in
Haiti lust as the UN did in the
Congo.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-17

Billy Pippin. from William and
Mary. Williamsburg.
There will be a meeting Of
Scottsville Masonic Lodge No. IS
in the Masonic Temple here Fri
dy evening, May II, at pm.
F.. Pierson Scott is secretary
and w. J. Smith is worshipful
master.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-17
Blilkerille Man Receives Class
Ring AT Y. P.I. Dance FRIDAY Niqht

was Miss Betsy Wall, Of Rich
mond.
He is the grandson of Mr.. and
MIS-. H. H. Hubbard and Mrs.
Lena Morrissette, of Rice.
Smyrna times., 1963-09-12
Obituary
AR. McCausland

A. Ralston McCausland, of
Somers Point. NJ, died after
a long Illness on September S,
1868. He was the son of the late
DR.. James Ralston and Elva
Smith McCausland of Smyrna,
Delaware.
Funeral services were held
Sunday, September 9th with the
Rev. I. Howard Link in
charge and interment was held
In Odd Fellows Cemetery, In
Smyrna, Delaware
He is survived by his wife,
Margaret McCausland of Som
ers Point, MI; a son. A. Raj
ston McCausland. Jr. of Fresno,
California; daughter, Mrs. Jo-
seph G. Green of Kansas City,
Mo. and S grandchildren.
MIR. McCausland, a veteran Of
World War and formerly of
Smyrna, made his home In
Somers Point, NJ. for most of
his life.
Smyrna times., 1963-09-12
Constitution
Day Program

The Delaware Society of the
Sons of the American Revolu-
zion In conjunction with the
Delaware Chapters of the Daug-
hters of the American Revolu-
tion will hold a Dinner Com
memoratimg Constitution Day al
the Rehoboth Beach Country
Club, Rehoboth, Delaware, on
Saturday, September IA, 1868 at
ZOO pm. The members of this
Society and the members of
the Delaware Chapters of the
Daughters of the American Re-
volution and their guests are
invited to attend. The speak
er will be Senator John ]. VIII
liams. Mr.. Raymond r. Atk-
ins, of Lewes, Delaware, and
MIR. william V. Sipple. Jr. are
Co-Chairmen of arrangements.
Reservations may be made with
Mr.. william v. Sipple, Jr., of
Milford, Delaware. Clarence w.
Taylor, President of the So
ciety will preside.
Smyrna times., 1963-09-12
Bredin To Speak at
Kent Wing Dedication

His business activities in
clude directorships In Terminal
Warehouses, Ltd, and Raymond
Corporation, both In Toronto.
He is a member of the board
of managers of the Artisans
Savings Bank, Wilmington, and
president and a director of the
Bredin Foundation.
An honorary fellow of the
Smithsonian Institution, he is
a trustee of the University of
Delaware, the Children's Beach
House, the Delaware Hospital,
and the Episcopal Church School
Foundation.
He is a director of the Del
aware Chapter, American Red
Cross, University of Delaware
Library Associates, Whining
ton Country Club and Old Bran
dywine Village, Inc, and is a
member of the Development
Committee, Woods Hole Ocean
ographic Institution.
A graduate of Wilmington
High School, Mr.. Bredin at
tended the College of william
and Mary and the Wharton
School of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Smyrna times., 1963-09-12

l. Up e:30, 1000 ATS meet
ing here In basement, l:30
rick, Jude, Susy and to ''fer-
Ia" farmers market. Home
l:30, pack and weigh luggage.
6:30 Luis and | to Schella's
900 Luis and to movies,
met Alexandra downtown and
walk around, eat. home, bed,
800.
2. Up $3.50, dress, finish
packing etc, 1000 to airport
say goodbye to all my friends
and relatives who we're there
to see me off and Mama
and papa = very sad time.
HIS "Causa" airline with
us on 1t, leaves. was sitting
beside a Catholic priest on
the way over, arrive In the
airport in the center of town
around 1890 through customs,
then eat and take a bus to the
other airport outside of town
We are the only 7 on the flight
to Santiago and we met the man
again who was going to put us
'three In a room". On the way
to Santiago we we're living like
kings. One of the crew was
singing with us. We went into
the cockpit or any part of the
plane. The man for jokes would
make announcements on the loud
speaker to us, etc., arrived In
Santiago 900, 26 kids from
Chile and a dozen or so Am
erican kids got on with us. l
met three kids from Chile in
this plane who are staying fair
ly close:
Ana Maria Bellocchio M. is
in Aberdeen, Md.,; Silvia Ia
cobb W. is in Georgetown. We
all talked for a while, we arrive.
In Lima 500 am. and the l3
Americans who came down with
us got on so we did quite
bit of talking. Panama was the
next stop at 1000 am. twas so
hot and humid that you felt like
you were covered with glue.
We arrived In Miami at 800
U.S. time) and we went through
customs. Mr.. Galatte was wait
ing there. We got our plane
tickets home and checked our
baggage and helped the kids
from Chile carry their baggage.
Said goodbye to Gretchen and
Judy who were staying over
night at Judy's aunt's house in
Miami. Bill, Mischa, jamie and
had some ice cream and ice
tea together. Just as we were
finishing the first call for my
flight came and they went down
to see me off. Left $50, ar
rived In Washington for a IS
minute stop at 1000 and then
arrived in Baltimore where my
parents we're waiting at 1880
we talked etc. Bed 200.
4. Start school.
would like to take this op-
Iportunity to thank everyone who
was connected with my trip.
l also hope that you enjoyed
my letters and that you could
feel as if you we're there too.
Of course | would like to ex-
press a special thanks to Mrs.
Smith, who has made it pos
sible to have my letters pub
lished.
Thanks again,
Butch
Smyrna times., 1963-09-12
Letter
'.Butch'' y.
sMYRNA's AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE
sIIAAAAER EXCHANGE sTInENT

20. cont. 400 to schoI..
$50 to Miguel's house for cof-
fee, 7:45 home. BIS people
begin arriving at our house
for a party. Cleanup etc. Bed
200.
"a. Up 1890, lunch. Papa is
not very good today. Received
a letter from Mrs. Russell.
4:30 go to ONDA. 500 off to
Colonia Valdense, 7:l5 we ar
rive, 8:30-o:30 dinner, 1880
400 dance. Bill played piano
for a while and played bongos
with one of the bands there.
$50 myself and my TWO room
mates for the night banged on
the doors of the other fellows
rooms.
rs. Up 1000, ride around the
country, 1890 an "asado" or
beef, | got dressed in my gau-
cho outfit, 2:30 a little show
fooling around etc. 500 most
of the kids left. Dick and Pab-
10 show their slides to the
remaining kids 7:I5 leave for
lMontevideo, 9:l5 home, din
ner, bed 1880.
26. Up n:30, lunch 400 to
school, Jamie meets us there.
take her to most OF the
classes. 5th period Luis had
no classes so | said he had
Physics and we ought to go
to the Cantina instead of Ply
sizes. At $3.50 Luis comes down
to meet us just as If he had
had a class. We take Jamie
to her home where the kids
we're waiting to yell "sur-
prisel" Party over Loo, home
l:30, Bed 200.
27. Up 1890, lunch 400 to
Pablo's for tea. Julio and Chris
tian two boys ! had met In
Mercedes we're there and two
of Pablo's brothers. We Am
orleans we're there too. Chris
tian played guitar for us--very
good--been playing for eight
years. Home 900. Luis and |
did some talking. Bed 1900.
28. Up Hoo 1890 out to eat
lunch with friends. When | got
back, Mama and Papa gave me
a beautiful kni1e = dinner
talk, read, etc. Bed 1890.
29. Up 1890 Uptown with Ma
ma and Papa to buy some
things for Bill. They leave and
| walk around, meet Luis, Al
ejandro and Eduardo, we go
for little to eat. Dick and
go to an executive committee
meeting (AFS) then to the mo-
vtes Lawrence of Arabia"
Home, bed 2:30.
80. UP 1890 Receive notice
from bank that | have received
some money. Mama and l go up
to get money from bank then !
go shopping alone. ZOO to school
for a little party for me- around
9:30 to Gretchen's for another
party. Luis and | leave Gret-
chen's l:30 walk home, arrive
800, home, bed.
81. Up 1880. Uptown, home,
lunch loo, raining; 4:00-8:30
school, say good-by to every
one, $3.50 to Schella's house
for her birthday party, l2:00
/ go to another party at an
AFSer's house.
2:30. Back to Schella IS. Ma
ma and papa were just leaving
800 Home, bed.
Smyrna times., 1963-09-12
PTA j..

CONTINUED from Page onel
band uniforms, a membership in
excess of 500 and friendly and
instructive meetings.
A budget of $l257 will be off
cred to the membership for ad-
option.
A membership drive is now
underway under the direction Of
Mrs. Francis Hawke and Mrs.
Norman Wilder. Anyone who has
not yet been contacted and who
is interested in becoming a
member may call US at 653-
7750 or 653-9635.
Smyrna times., 1963-09-12

A prominent businessman,
corporate executive and civic
leader will be the principal
speaker at the dedication of
three new wings at Kent Cen
eral Hospital on Sunday, Sept
ember Is.
]. Bruce Bredin, of Green
vile, president since 1850 of
Bredin Realty Company, VII
mington, will speak at the ded-
ication ceremonies on the hos
pital grounds beginning at 200
pm.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
Evening. Cont.

Comedy ! Hour. Guests: Don Knots
and Helen o'connell In the Silent Spot,
Red Shelton portrays the cleanup man
at a carnival
Evening star., 1963-02-13
Editor to Head
Tongonyiku USlA

c. Sumner (Chuck) Stone.
editor OF the Washington Afro
American, will soon head the
United states Information
Agency's operations In Tan
ganyika.
A USIA spokesman said the
3s-year-old Negro newsman will
become the agency's public af-
fairs officer there "as soon as
the necessary paper work is
completed.
A graduate OF Wesleyan Uni
versity with a masters degree
from the University Of Chicago,
Mr.. Stone served with the New
York Age. the Pittsburgh Cour-
Ter and the New York Citizen
Call before joining the Afro
American here. He became It's
editor IN January, 1851.
The public affairs post calls
for o salary Of sl3,400 10 sl6,-
100 annually.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
FDA Crockdown Set
On 'Mixed-Up' Drugs

tell the educational back
grounds and experience of key
control and manufacturing
personnel.
The companies must also
propose a general name. other
than the trade and lengthy
chemical formula, by which a
new drug may be ordered. This
is designed to encourage physi-
clans to prescribe by the gen.
eral name so that patients may
buy the cheapest Of several
manufacturers products.
Other regulations prescribe
the types Of investigations thar
must be made to establish the
safety and effectiveness Of new
drugs. the records that must
be kept and the reports that
must be made.
Interested persons may make
written comment on the set of
regulations covering proof Of
safety and effectiveness within
Is days. Comments on the
other regulations must be re-
ceived by FDA in 80 days to
be considered before the final
regulations go into effect.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
Sears Service

We service what we sell :. no,
factories or distributors TO
contact. Service is available.
through any Sears Store or
Mail Order Office throughout
the country. Spare parts are
available for at least 10 years,
Evening star., 1963-02-13
Crosscuts

Guarantee
Free Service and
parts upon return,
if any part proves
defective t0ithin
one ~ year Of
sale.
Evening star., 1963-02-13

. No guesswork-yOu see layout marks from above
. You cut accurately because material stays flat
. Arm rotates 800 Degrees miter index, fixed stops
o It's portable! You move it easily from job to job
. Main power switch has removable key for safety
. Motor develops over ia HIP; has safety clutch
. Buy now while it is at this incredibly low price
o Accessories available at Sears regular low prices.
Evening star., 1963-02-13

SHOP THURSDAY TIL9 PM. Store Hours, Mondays,
Thursdays and Fridays $50 10 pm. darlington and
Annapolis only til $780, Tuesdays, Wednesday, and Satur.
days $3.50 TO pm. FREE PARKING at all Sears Stores
Evening star., 1963-02-13

Shop at Sears and Save
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-26
Col. Eisenhower
Leaving Army for
Position as Editor

NEW YORK. Mar. 20 (AP)
LIT. Col. John s. Eisenhower
~. has resigned from the Army
to take q Job as an editor for
Q New York publishing house
Doubleday g. Co. said the
son Of former President Dwight
d. Eisenhower will work mainly
on history and biography Il
his resignation from the Army
is accepted. as expected.
Doubleday g. Co. identified
itself as Col. Eisenhower's fu.
ture employer yesterday aftel
he had said at his home al
Gettysburg. Pa, that he
planned to take 3 publishing
position.
A spokesman said in Wash.
ington that the Army had M
information on Col. Eisen-
hower's plans.
Col. Eisenhower Is doing re-
search for his fathers two
volume book. THE White House
Years" The first volume viii
be published next fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-26

decision to leave Germany was
entirely his own. But he said
police escorted him to the
Munich airport "for his own
safety"
Bavarian police found Mr..
Bidault March 10. in the
Steinebach villa Of Heinz
Nouhuys. q Dutch writer.
Mr.. Bidault, IS, Is the titular
chief Of the Council Of National
Resistance, the political arm
of the anti-Gaullist Secret
Army. He has been moving
about Western Europe clandes-
timely since the French gov
eminent charged him last sum-
mer with activities against the
French state and put out q
warrant for his arrest.
Given strong Guard
After he was found in Steine-
bach, West German police and
officials questioned him extern
sively about the activities Of
anti aullist Frenclmen In
West Germany. He appealed
for police protection against
French secret agents and the
police furnished him q strong
guard.
Mr.. Bidault applied for po-
litical asylum in Bavaria but
refused the governments con-
dition that he cease all po-
itical activity.
The French government did
not ask for Mr.. Bidault's extra
dition from West Germany and
apparently made no move to
block his being given political
asylum. He Is wanted on q
political charge in France,
which is not extraditable under
international law. The general
impression In Paris was that
Gen. de Gaulle did not want
to give his adversary o public
platform In Q French court
from which to air his anti
Gaullist views.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-26
Brazil Pro-Costroites
Face Jail Over. PorIey

RIO DE JANEIRo. Mar. rs
(AP) -Organizers Of an anti
American. pro- Castro congress
face the threat Of Jail If they
open the Brazilian section Of
the rally in Rio de Janeiro to-
today as scheduled.
Anti Communist Gov. Carlos
Lacerda Of Guanabara State,
which includes Rio, made the
threat Of arrest yesterday in q
move to bar the congress,
which has aroused adverse
comment in the United States
Congress.
Gov. Lacerda has no au-
thority, however, in Sac Paulo,
where the major international
section of the so-called Cuba
Solidarity Congress opens
Thursday. The congress is
neither supported nor con-
demned by the administration
of President Joao Goulart,
which got a pledge Of $685.
million in low interest loans
in Washington yesterday.
Won't Move to Sac Paulo
The head Of the congress or
ganizing committee, retired
Gen. Luis Gonzaga Leite, said
earlier the Brazilian rally
would not move to Sac Paulo.
He could not be reached for
comment after the arrest
warning.
Gov. Lacerda said, public
order, social peace and demo-
cratic liberties" were threat
ened by "subversive action Of
an organized minority"
Authority for his decision, he
said, could be found in the
State Constitution and laws
which prohibit propaganda for
war, class struggle and violent
methods to subvert constitu-
tional order and perturb public
order"
The Governor charged that
the organizers had invited for
eign agents" and that the con-
gress manifesto described the
meeting as "the vanguard of
Latin American revolution.
He said 1t called for deliver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-26

expected to attend contain no
big names either from the So
Wet Union or Cuba. Diplo-
matte sources here said they
did not consider 1t Of top-level
international Importance.
Brazilian student leaders,
some congressman and at last
one cabinet member-Labol
Minister Amino Alfonso-sup-
port the congress. Another
supporter is the floor leader
Of President Goulart's Labor
Party in the Chamber of Dep
uties, Bocayuva Cunha.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-26
EIoise Replaces
Shirley Temple

HOUSTON, Tex. (AP).--of-
ficials Of a local hotel dining
room have decided, after a
quarter Of a century's popular
ity, to take the Shirley Temple
cocktail, children's fruit drink,
off the menu.
Instead. girls now get an
"Eloise Of the Plaza" boys a
Dennis the Menace" cocktail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-26
Boys Get Crime Tips
From Movies

LEGHoRN. Italy (AP) lit
was a vicious circle a police
woman said when she reported
breaking UP a band o. small
boy thieves.
The boys, she said, learned
about petty thefts by going to
crime movies. Then they stole
money to see more movies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-26

MAI. bluhulbp WHO euJeT6u TIT
He faces a ban on political
activity If he should try to stay
in Portugal.
Political and government cir
cles specialized he may be
heading for Latin America. The
next plane for Latin America
leaves tonight.
Left Voluntarily
Bavarian Interior Minister
Heinrich Junker said Mr.. BIZ
dault left voluntarily. He and
an aide, Guy Ribeauld, took a
Swiss airline to Zurich under
the names Of "Auberger" and
"Offrey," then boarded a Dutch
airliner for Lisbon.
A police spokesman at the
Lisbon airport said two men
with these names arrived
shortly after midnight, but we
did not realize they were
Bidault and his secretary"
AS he prepared to leave Ger
many. Mr.. Bidault repeatedly
told Dutch and German jour-
nalists with whom he had been
living near Munich:
Decision His Own
IT intend to continue my
political fight against De
Gaulle until freedom in France
is restored to the point where
! can return to the SOIL Of my
own country and continue my
political life"
Mr.. Junker said Mr.. Bidault's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-26
SuppOrt BY Pravda

ing the arms Of the people to
the people,"
Support by Pravda
The Soviet Communist Party
newspaper Pravda said the
congress has already caused
favorable comment among pro-
gressive political parties. work.
ers and youth organizations Of
Latin America and the other
continents"
Published lists Of delegates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-26
BidouIt Flies to Lisbon /,
Now Is Being Hunted

LISBON Mar 26 AP).-Former French Premier Georges
Bdault flew to Portugal early today after Germany
refused to let him continue his campaign overthrow Pres-
dent de Gaule, police reported.
Officials Immediately launched nationwide search for
Mr. BdauIt. who entered the country under another
The Nome nugget., 1963-12-24

out down below Noorvik. MT. Out water returned home with four mink.
 Everybody is getting ready for Christmas. Nearly every woman is sewing on new mukluks to wear on Christmas Eve. A woman makes mukluks for the whole family. December is a busy month for the ladies of our village.
 Mrs. Carmen Perry, primary teacher, has initiated the first steps in organizing a Girl Scout troop. She is seeking adult aid in the village to act as Scout leader and on the Scout committee.
 Thirty-six girls have enthusias- tically endorsed the effort. This group includes girls from nine to fifteen years of age, which en- compasses all of the girls from the third to eighth grade.
 Paul and Mary Brown have re- turned to Noorvik from Kiana with their children. MT. Brown has been working on the new school sn Kiana. Isaac Smith has also returned to Noorvik to be with his family for the rest of the winter. He, also, has been work ing on the Kiana School.
 The Noorvik National Guard and the BIA School personnel have combined manpower and equipment to establish a Volunteer Fire Brigade. The Guard, under the direction of NCOIC Sgt. Isaac Smith, are organizing so that each member of the unit has an as- signed piece of fire fighting equipment which he will man dur ing an emergency. The BIA has the preponderance of fire fighting equipment and the only readily available water supply which, along with available manpoWer at the school, has been put under the direct command of the Fire Chief.