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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-02-10

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2. TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROP
ERTY: (a) l old Burroughs ad
ding machine, now in office of
Walter Lee Rush; and, (b) /
legal size filing cabinet, now
in the office of E. ]. Suther-
land.
Each article to be offered for
sale separately at first; then as a
whole; for cash in hand.
8. JUDGMENTS AND DEEDS OF
TRUST: To be divided into
four equal parts by number, or
as nearly equal as possible, tax
en- in the order as listed in the
report of Commissioner Pobst,
and each of said four parts to
be offered for sale separately
at first; then as a whole; on
the terms shown hereinafter.
(NOTE: If the highest bid for
the whole in the three groups
above does not exceed the sum
Of the highest separate bids, the
highest separte bids will be ac-
cepted.)
q. NOTES NOT REDUCED TO
JUDGMENT: To be offered for
sale in bulk as listed by Commits
sioner Pobst for cash in hand.
S. ALL OTHER ASSETS: To be
sold in bulk for cash in hand.
All sales of said assets shall be
subject to the approval or disap-
proVal of the said Circuit Court.
TERMS OF SALE: The terms
of sale of the real estate, and
judgments and deeds of trust
(gronps / and 3 above) shall be:
Cash in hand for one fourth (1-4)
Of the purchase price, and the
balance of purchase price to be
due and payable in three equal
instalments in six E.. >, twelve
(12), and eighteen (18) months
from the date of sale, to be rep
resented by three negotiable
notes of equal amounts with ap-
proved security, due and pay
able as aforesaid with interest
from the date of sale, and con-
tanning waiver of homestead ex-
emptionS; or said purchase price
may be paid in cash on day of
sale, or anticipated thereafter at
the option of the purchaser.
The terms of sale of all items
not in Groups l and 3 above shall
be for cash in hand on day of
sale.
Copies of the list of judgments
will be available to the public in
the Clerks Office of Dickinson
County, Virginia, and in the Of
fices of Walter Lee Rush and E.
J. Sutherland in Clintwood, Vir-
ginia. List of notes not reduced to
judgment will be available to
the public in the said office of E.
j. Sutherland.
For further information write
or see either Walter Lee Rush
or E. j. Sutherland, Receivers,
tClintwood, Virginia.
WALTER. LEE RUSH and Ell.
SUTHERLAND, Receivers of
Dickinson County Bank, Inc.
(Ztc 2-lU-49)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-02-10

Ada Vest called on Mrs. Rosie
Browning recently.
Mrs. Ellen Mullins, Mrs. George
Hill, Ruth Beverly and Ada Vest
called on Eva Yates Wednesday.
Kyles Mullins left recently for
visit with his brother Cecil in
California.
James Kelly, Berlin Childress
and Billy Mac Mullins left to
takes jobs in West Virginia.
Emerson Mullins and family
spent Sunday at the home of DIS.
Bray
Berlin Childress and family
spent the weekend with Adam
Childress and family.
Lola Jean and Shirley Stone
spent Tuesday night with their
sister, Nevelyn Mullins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Hughes
and children, of Whitesburg, KY,
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Mckinley Hughes.
Laura Willis of Baden spent
Friday with Sarah and Maryland
Yates.
Ruth Beverly, Betty Yates and
Maryland Yates visited Pauline
Brown, who is still very i'll, Sat-
urday.
Mrs. D. M. and Maryland Yates
called on Mrs. Marsh Hughes on
Thursday evening.
Edna Hill spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Billy Mullins.
Cloyse Yates spent Saturday
night on Bold Camp.
Mrs. Russell Reedy, Mrs. Ayers
Yates and Maryland Yates were
dinner guests of Mrs. Laura Will
lis Wednesday.
Sarah Yates and Fallie Reedy
helped Mrs. Virgie Hughes at a
quilting" Thursday.
Mrs. George Hill, Ruth Bever-
ly and Mrs. Ellen Mullins called
On Eva Yates Wednesday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-02-10
JAMESTOWN NEWS

Saturday night and Sunday is
regular meeting time at Valley
View church. You are cordially
invited. Why not come?
Mrs. Rausie Meade and Mr.. and
Mrs. Conard Meade of Bold
Camp called on Mrs. Roy Yates
Sunday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Bob Workman
and children of West Virginia
were visitors of Mrs. Luther
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-02-10

Yates Sunday. Also, Mrs. Blank
enship and sister spent Sunday
night with them.
Arthur Rose and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Gussie Null
ms.
Ruth Beverly called on Mary
land Yates and Nellie Hill Sum
day afternoon.
James Kelly and Berlin Child
ress, who are now working in w.
Virginia, spent the weekend
with homefolks.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-02-10
The Biggest Job We Ever Tackled
on,ihe-spo. sketch Of construction prog
ress at tie new 737, 300-horsepower
rhiiip sporn Generating Plant.

VERY year since the end Of The war, this company
g.. and six Others that form The Centred System Of
the American Cos ard Electric Company have met
greater and greater demands for electricity. Lost
years demands, sysfem-wide, topped them al. They
were double the prewar year of 1889. YET we
hove been able TO meet oil cells for power. There
has been power shortage here.
Whot we lock extra electric generators-we
coll them reserve eapaety"-to be used in case one
more of big machines should break elewn.
Before the war the Central System alwoys hd plenty
of reserve capacity. In wor-ti'ne government resrc-
tons equipment limited construction. Since
the wur manufacturers have NOT been able TO fill
orders fast enough to keep paee with the growing
demand for electric power. The result Our margin
between reserve and demand is still too close for
comfort,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-02-10
CLINTWOOD, VIRGINIA
at loo p. M.

SATURDAY, MARCH IL, 1949
all the assets of the said closed
Dickinson County Bank remain
ing in the hands of said receivers.
The said assets will be offered
for sale to the highest bidder in
the following manner:
l. REAL ESTATE: (a) 20 acres
on Wolfpen Branch of Pound
River, formerly owned by E. B.
Chase; (b) Is acres On Honey
Camp Branch of Cranesnest
River, formerly belonging to
w. M. Lambert; and (c) 43
acres on Tilda Anderson
Branch of Russell Fork River,
formerly belonging to Frances
iChildress.
Each tract to be offered for
sale separately at first; then as a
whole; on the terms shown here
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-02-10
Notice
BANK ASSETS FOR
SALE

To The General Public:
Under authority and direction
of the provisions Of a decree en-
tered on the oath day of Novern-
Der, 194S, (COB 10, page 253), in
the suit of State Corporation
Commission VS.. Dickinson Coun-
ty Bank, Inc, now pending in the
Circuit Court OF Dickinson Colm
ty, Virginia, the undersigned re-
ceivers of said Dickinson County
Bank will offer for sale at public
auction at the front door of the
court house in
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-02-10
sos, 100000
CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM

Here's what hove done and what we ore
dons From their earliest beginnings fifty years ego.
the companies in The Central System grew until in
1899 The combined eareeiy of the electric generating
panfs in the system Yves 100000 horsepower.
Since 1889, have added 1928. 900 horsepower.
We Rave doubled our plant capacity in a short
fen years.
In 1e47, we launched $3o5 900 900 expansion
proerom TO add more plants and facilities to bring
power to you and all the rest of our
cua.oners We have l,loS.oco horsepower Of new
electric pants under construction. All will be COM
pefed by 1851 some in just few months from now.
These noW pIuns will be oddtionaI assurance that
in the years TO you will hove all the electric
power you need without fear Of even minor inter.
rvPfion in the continuity of supply.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-02-10

enlistment, and the Army
guarantees my training!
SIN my language, that's an
Al deal. Why don't you join
me? Get the facts at your U. S.
Army and U. S. Air Force Re-
cruiting Station today"
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PERSONAL

DESPERATELY NEEDED, Tao-Yin
March Victor records. 22173. WI.
LOVELY aEsTFUL country home for
teal nurse: reasonable rates. Holly
wood Park, Nd, near Silver Spring.
Cal! 81. 1919 sH. 1907 for in
ELDERLY IIpRsi,Sh' MAN, good income. good
Box PSI, Star. IL
GUEsTHoME FOR THE AGED, COM
Portable quarters. excellent. table, at
our home in a good nelghborhood.
conv. to everything. Rate Of Sl6O
per mo. includes personal laundry.
tray service II desired. no extras.
st EaSF Eo VITA IA RANCH FOR BOYS,
Berkeley Springs, w. Va. ga hours
from b. c. Reasonable. Boys, 6.l5.
Private lake, boating. fishing, riding.
Write .g iog1 details or phone Green
aoLp AT 40, so, COZ" Mani You're
OsTREx TONIC TABLETS pep up
bodies lacking iron: For run na9S 2
New Hget acquainted" size only soc,
At n druggists-in WASHINGTON. at
Liggett. Rexall stores
PERMANENT, 81: shampoo and nm
Ia Eli; aSoosNous0 SCHOOL. $40
ANY ONE hse CAN SEW. ou, /. taxes
years TO be skilled In correct ftting.
LEA ENGEL. Dressmaker formerly
Of 18th ave. n " finds nothing
too hard TO handle. Custom maze
regtyling. alterations. CentraHy 10
Gated at ITO st.. NV Room 20
VACANCY IN NURSING h0ML.-24.
hour nursing care. Licensed o.
county and state sH 6O40
PIANO TUNING. s.; All repaiTs; f re
1927 ewes: co. 7271 days.
DREssMAKING, tailoring. alteration
experts; reasonable MARY LOU
SHOP, 515 18th st. NV ST 9sis
THE KITTY JAY PRE-sCHooL; full
day; year-around; age, 2-6; trans
portation. OW. 1895. -
VACANCY, elderly lady; LIST moor,
nursing care; tray service; reas.
rates. SH. 4014. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SHOES-Nationally advertised mems
shoes. slippers. overshoes; value,
S2,400; accept best offer. Ma. s7S1.
12s
OLD ESTABLISHED corner restau-
rant, wine and beer; now operating
short hours; 1t is 3 money-makine
place for any one who wants to put
in full time. Price. $1,000. Call at
Sol Attn sd. s.w, 13s
DRY CLEANING and hand laundry;
guar. gross 5000 wkly. fully equip.
reas. price. excel. terms; good Lease:
doWntown loo; Illness. tx. ASS.
I3s
REERIGERAToR RENTAL SERVICE,
income sSs eyer SEQ go per So mo- h so e
hsndiS pE sJaS 1oeIS m 1ss
GR0CERY STORE 49,. 49, Small sn,,,nn clean sn,
s0 -. soo dw Isss. soI Nrm onartsrs.
a.. sov1 sss rs,st. ID sna 1,iIi
s saaSA, ssots IN. sot assx y c.yusnts.
n q Nne' 5s,,ance easy p1y rm ~
I5,TSns pE.y ~ ~ nY ~
SSSoM Mr. H ~ nv ~
sysss gW; r44eo, GL. POO s.. s.rv
h,,ex scIcrsa n eSshg Vim seiI
sasy , S1sor g. c nnpor roii 80 iss
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-11
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
car.taI through advertise
ments In The Star.
GUINNESS OPP. icenf. !

sve.-3-story brick. IA rms,. 8
baths. Gil heat; completely furns
operated as roomins house: $3.50
S "; e99' A. p sFpT!I doTn sssypent
DO YOU KNOW THAT groceries.
MoDERNAIREs transparent sun
shades 70 save meats. fruits and
yssetasles from sun spoAsngf Cal
BOOMING HOUSE. NE-s rooms.
lease: small down paymt. Pr. 6gT4.
EQUIPMENT SUITABLE tap room.
club or restaurant; former contents
mems bar. Mayfiower Hotel. one
bar. back bar and refgr.1 one IoIz
banGuettes straight: two 9 #. 8 in;
one IT, q in; one IT,; one 46-in,
curved banquettes, one 81 in. and
one rs In; 90 in. high wall panelinR
e nelisaing sh ting IN ,., soves peer
eeuipment can be seen at Capital
Yatch Club, 18th and Main ayes,
s.w. Phone DI. 1891. lie
ALTERATION and Iingeries shop. Just
priced for quick sale; Al location;
ideal and large for combination mil
linery. lingerie and alteration shop.
For details. RE. 1916. CHAPMAN
BOOMING '5 MING HOUSE E, 2 :. E-ls rms rms
plus apart; clean and well furn. :;
PURCELL PURGE L. TX. s4i ss Leg AAANh O.
BARBER SHOP, nice. clean. centrally
located; 9 chairs: priced right.
skAn n p sa sd.z nsas ~ w. Ssso
RES3E0GER, Ma. $500.
RESTAURANT. In large apt bldg. /;
st. entrance, excel equip. 80. 1900,
terms. r. n. De ~6HAZO, MA. $500.
JEwELRY WATCH REPAIR and
pawn brokers license, good NV
business area, mixed trade. Cir
cumstances necessitate owner sell
ling for best offer. MILTON GOLD
SMITH. DI. 0440.
DELIcATEssEN-food bar and gro
long lease, in heart Of Silver Spring,
for only $4,000. including good
stock and fixtures STANLEY
PEARSON. Realtor, 1915 Georgia
ave: 81. $500; ewes. and Sun. 81.
IN MD.-Smail restaurant and gro
Gerry: good location: $3.50. Terms.
GREGORY e. VINCENT, Real Estate,
UE. g102; ewes, OIL. 2273.
VALET SHOP in fast growing COM
munity. Averages $3.50 wk. Health
forces owner to sell. For further in
formation. 81. $500 after z pm.
FOR SALE OR LEASE, 3 booths, mod
ern beauty salon. 5707 Lee hwy,
Ari., Va. Small down payment
Owner sick. win sell at best offer.
JEWELRY STORE in heart of silver
Spring. Very low priced for quick
sale. Owner must leave locality for
wife's health. SH. OssS or SH.
4431. Large parking facil. across
POOL ROOM for sale. Call HI $3.50.
bet. 9 and 8 pm.
UNION TERMINAL MARKET - q
story warehouse, approx. 1880
Gu. it.. large payment. Box 364-K,
Star,
SUBURBAN USED CAR LOT, shop,
Offices and showroom on main thor
oughfare. VIII sell equipped at big
reduction and transfer lease. Lack
of personnel necessitates closing of
one lot. Contact Box 4Os-H. Star.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVTNG TO ASHEVTLLE, N. c., via
Greensboro, Salisbury and States,
Vile; share expenses. Gil. 5a2Z
or co. 9S45. liz
TRAVELLING TO Los Angeles, Sunday,
May 10. can take or 3. Axmins-
WILL HELP DRIVE CAR to New York
any extend in exchange for trans
portation or will help pay cost.
MONTY MORRIS. RA. 1886. 12s
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REAL ESTATE COURSE
BUSINESS SERVICES

ATRPLANE REPAIRS and instructions.
Complete aircraft service, Come to
ERGO Field, "Washington's Finest
Airpark," for guaranteed flight In
structions. Radio. engine work, or
Just . flight over Wash uN. i44l'
sECtRETARIAL SERVICE - Mimeo-
graphing, telephone dictation. typ
ing, addressing and mailing list.
Ask for Mr., Norman. SH. 5656:-l3
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FAeM AND GARptN

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SITUATIONS DoMEsTlc (cont.

MAID. colored, wants day work on
carfare; refs. 10. 5-9649. La
MAID, coiored, desires part time or
4 days work In Washington, VIZ
GINA: ref. Call OW. 6615.
NURSE, settled. white; excellent ref
erenees. health card, desires care
one child over two yrs EK. 9S54.
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes position;
exper. and good city refs. Call GE.
919S. Ill
WOMAN. colored, desiLss Job as cook;
WOMAN, white, settled for motheriess
home or companion. Phone Hillside
1894 H.
WOMAN, colored. desires morning
WORK cleaning. AT. S463.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

EARN YOUR HIGH SChOoL ol-
ploma and prepare for State EQUIV
alency tests. Also .4 go other courses
approved. See or. phone I c. 81
L IA se rs b bsf Wit With
, saA0ss'' AID. as AReADE DRIVING
T saperdr Ssss s0usT R afound
radio operators and station agents;
These are career Jobs with good
pay and plenty OF opportunity tor
promotion. Preliminary training raining. need
sition. interview By appointment
only. Mr., Pastorello. RIM. 114g Nun
S ;sy gldE bIv. CENTRAL scA pfS
ture. ali subjects taught. Approved
WAR-fLYEN BEAury COLLEGE.
rk 2lo f 4 Fiji rEiaH III n noo Obligation
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Modern training N all snD,ss.s; d ~
our on1h free s1 Catalogue Ie MAsEILE HON.
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ME. TITS. Established 1918. :,
INCREASE your income. learn touch
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shorthand: save Y usual time, start
cor. q St, Ma. 2340.
REAL ESTATE COURSE
Fundamentals and general practice
u anssns Supervision III ss' q Marshall j.
Maple, active realtor for. % years.
Class meets Tues and Thurs. 8, to
10 pm. Lectures and briefs. Spring
class starts May gath; register now.
as the class will be limited. Call or
drop by for details.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

REPAIRS AND SekNt@e
ADDING MACHINES, TYPEWRiTERs
quickly; reasonable; machines for
e stana oEscs snd MHS STtasslsss CT g.
A aas Ign Ma ach I'M s,ds e &c sses
cleaned: oiled and sd;ns,ed, an
xpEMoSnpEhi ss re I'm s. aM
speciaiizing in chrysler Air-Temp
and ell other makes. 20 yrs. exper.
Prepare for hot weather now. ROB
ERT R SCHLUETER. Gil. 3944.
BRICK woRK--Any form Of ma
sonry; reasonable cost; excellent
BRICK, STONE. CoNCRETE. retain
ing Ing walls ais yss ns driyeways' porssses'
BRICK WORK. homes. walls, steps.
G. WARD, 1907 Cue st. NV. MI.
BRHIscakiIAYrNG. nrsp,aces. ehimneys.
cARffNTRY, ali kind Of repairs:
.p1 TssppPss service IVA Wa . s5so Il. =.
rms. porches. shelves. partitions,
screens, cabinets. BRYANT. VI
1891. after $50. LII
CARPENTERiNG. plastering, cement
ing. roof repair, fire PROBING; quick
sery. all work guar. MI. 1915,
cHRPENTERs - No jobs too small:
white mechanics free estimates.
cssp fsas Alisr . po aS sosea
made to order: rec: rms, .celotex
ceilings. call LAWRENCE, IA. 97Q3.
CARPENTRY, prompt seryices cnbf.
net. work, repairs. kitchen equip.
powder rooms. 81. s4ss, RE 1907
CARPENTRY, all types, concrete,
brick: repairs, additions. FLA terms
CAkPENTkY. general repair. screens
paint. roof repair, done reas. Mr.
sssSya sSSEE DI bxsfs s Pie Req
caliy razcr-kleened or no charge
ROTo-RooTER. Phone RA- 1855.
any dny. any night.
ELECTkiCAL REFAIRs, installations.
prompt, courteous, guarsnteed sery-
4 9. ELECTRIC CO. RA. ssss.
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS

A inciosea. NrSs;craeation rooms BUTT. dec.
Grating. No money down, years
e pay, HAMILTON coNTR. GO.
ALTERATIONS. additions. home I'm;
ssss CAN es suBu TSB a0f sEMo so
only. Ewes. DE. 690b or UN 1000
BULLDOZER and 5-ton roller for
hire (owner operated. lawns, drive
ways. parking lots. tennis ten A courts !.
CARPENTRY, enclosures. porches, adj
s alslGhs s;ua rsmSeednRk oesME. Can
chsgRra a5b5s AND Il Il bU faSss roofing
painting; small or large Jobs; white
mechanics. RE. 1860. 81 Eye st.
CEMENT iENr WORK. stone walls. nag
stone terraces. walks. chimneys'
fireplaces. cement drivewa ays 81 porchessi;
EEfi xmas q water Waterpr room +. MAR
CUCCIo, Route 5, Horners lane,
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville 35ss.
coNcREfE-cement work. footings,
work. G. 'aAI.EA. AT. 1854. IL
DRIvEWAYS, black top or limestone
chips; repairs or new INSTALLATIONS.
GRAHAM PETRIE. Oliver 1902.
FENCES, the best for less; galvanized
chain link; immed. erection; 36 mo
to pay. HER-KOR CO., ONCE. FIR
1892; ewes. vi. 1868. Ia
FENCES-Galvanize chain link; all
posts set in concrete; immediate
erection; no money down, SO mos.
to pay. LII. 3-2743. II.
FLOORS, new and old; sanding, nm
ishing. cleaning, waxing: reas. prices.
OLIVER FLOOR SERVICES, Ii
3-7O7I, GE 672S, Ia
FLOOR SERvICE-Nothing but the
best: laying. sanding. finishing.
cleaning. parquet installation. Bruce
finishes FLOORING. CONTRAC-
TORS INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave,
MS6EkSI2INa and additions, celia,
to roof. Call ST. 3366-67 for free
NC CO.. 1908 Eye st: NV.
SCREEN your porch. Best material
and workmanship. W. d. TAYLOR,
81. 39l2. Also repairs and re-
HYxTTsviLLE CONTRACTING co..
Painting. papering, interior decorate
ing; all work guaranteed: terms.
Free estimates. Phone WA. 1855.