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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-26
Glendale

Bud BauSerman, of Charleston
w. Va, is spending some Tune in
the home Of his aunt and uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butler here.
Mrs. Johnnie NuCkols will leave
soon for weeks vacation at
Massenetta SPRINGS.
The Social Committee of Gold
Hill Community Club will sell
lunches at the Dillwyn lot sale.
Saturday, June 27.
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Nj. Clark. OF
Richmond, spent the week end at
Their cottage at Gold Hill. While
here, Mr. and Mrs. Clark visited
Mrs. Annie P. Johnson. who is
not so we'll. Other visitors in the
same home were: Miss EVELYN
Harris. Of Alpha; Mrs. James L.
Snoddy Of near ScottSville; Nh.
and Mrs. Lewis H. Guerant Of
Gold Hill; Mrs Johnnie Nuckols:
and Nancy. Mr.. Gougle and Mrs.
Ebert Nuckols; Mrs. Frank But
Ter; Mrs. Bessie T. Jackson Of
"Luran Lane. and Mrs. Naom,
Poe.
At Summer School
Miss Evelyn Harris. and Mrs.
Marie Anderson are taking a sin
week teachers course at Long
wood College, Farmvillt
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin F. Eppes
and son, Thomas Evans, and Mrs.
Annlce Nuckols Homes, all Of
Richmond, visited Mrs. Grace N
Barton, at Gold Hill. Sunday B
r, Eppes of the U. S. Navy was
home on furlough.
Miss Doris Atkinson spent last
week at Mays Head. N. c. Miss At
klnson who for the past two wears
taught at Buckingham Central
High School. will accept a post at
the High School at Hamp .on. Viz
gina. where she has been request
ed to teach another year.
Among The Visitors
Mr., and Mrs. Lewis Guerant
were dinner guests in the home Of
her son and daughter law, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Rudolph LcSueur, at
Buckingham c. H. Sunday.
Nh. and Mrs. Gordon LeSueur
and family were week enc visitors
OF Mr.. and Mrs Guerant recent
~. at Gold Hill
Mrs. Bessie jackson visited her
aunt Mrs. w T. Hudgins. near
Arvonia. Sunday Mrs. Hudgins
wasn't as we'll as usual them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buffers
niece and husband. who had visit
ed them for the past week, re-
turned to their home in Ronce-
'erte. w. Va. this week \
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-26
Knoxville

Vacation Bible School is in pro-
greSs this week at Enon Church
Mrs w J. Shepherd is principal.
a week with relatives, at New
port News.
Miss Susan Carwile, Of Cul-
pepper is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. r. L. Gillispie
E u Gillispie has been sick
for the past week
Mr. and Mrs Carroll S. Gil
llspie, who were married June
10, returned Saturday from a
northern wedding trip. and are
making their home at Knoxville.
Andy Blanton, Of Cumberland,
is spending this week with his
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Dunevant
Mr. and Mrs Joseph B Cole
man and daughter, 10 Ann. Of
Baltimore. Md. are visiting Mrs.
A. f Coleman Mrs Coleman's
N'iiNi' SdIui way evening "cit
Mr. and Mrs d v Coleman. Of
Buckingham. Mr. and Mrs John
Word, and Mrs r P Smith and
daughter, Deborah
Miss Marie Duty, Of Anderson
Vile, spent Friday with Mrs.
Coleman and her Sunday visi-
tors were Mrs. r. b Ransom, Mrs.
Mary Station and Mrs. Kenneth
Ransom and children, Of Dnlwyn.
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W'orsharn

The Vacation Bible School of
the Worsham Baptist Church will
hold commencement exercises Fri
Jay night, June %, at o'clock in
the church.
The WINS of the Baptist
Church met with Ms. John An
derson, Tuesday night
Miss Peggy Southall returned to
her home here Friday night after
graduating from the Phillips
Business College. The commence
ment exercises were held Friday
night, in Lynchburg. Miss South
all left on Monday for Mays Head
N. c., where she Will spend sew
eral days with friends.
Dinner Party
Mr.. and Mrs w w. BroWder
and daughter. Cynthia, of Peters
burg, spent the past week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Johnston.
The Johnstons entertained on
Saturday night for them with a
dinner party in the garden. Other
guests present were MI. and Mrs.
| Alec Johnston of Princeton. w.
Va, and Mr.. and MIS-. Edwin
Harmon, of New Jersey. and Mr..
and Mrs. c. l.. Irving and Betty
Lloyd Irving
Mr. and Mrs. d. w. Johnston
attended the Wilcks Johnston
wedding, in Cumberland. last
week.
Guests on Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. S Baskervlll were Mr.
and Mrs. T. S. Baskervill. Jr.. OF
Roanoke. Mr. and Mrs. Peytor
Jefferson. of Victoria. MI ano
Mrs. James Baskerville and daugh-
ters. Ann Meade, Mary Jane.
and Nancy. of Stony Greek, anc
W. N Baskervill ana children
Judy and William. Jr., of South
Boston. Mr., and Mrs. jefferson
remained overnight
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Ransons

Mrs. j M Andrews and Miss
L. Mae Ayres. of Roanoke, spent
the week end with Mrs. H c.
Patteson and Mr.. Jake Ayres.
Vacation Bible School at Sharon
Baptist Church was a great sue
cess under the leadership of Mrs.
Joe Steger Fifty-nine attended
each day, with picnic on the
church lawn on Friday, and on
Sunday a splendid program with
a large attendance.
Mrs r E Patteson, Mr.. and
Mrs T. F. Patteson Jr.. gave a
house warming party. Saturday
night for Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby
MaXey at their new home at Well
Water People OF Sharon and
community were invited Bobby is
Sunday School superintendent
and his lovely wife is song leader
Of Sharon Best wishes for this
fine couple as they start life in
their new home
Evelyn and Alice MaXey, OF
Richmond, are spending this week
with Jake Ayres and Mrs L. w
Patteson They are the children
Of Mr. and Mrs Ebert Maxey.
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Pate
son. of Richmond. spent the week
end with Miss Annie Patteson
Their children returned home
with them.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-26
Colored News
Hospital News

Lena Smith, Farnville. Luther
Street. Prospect Alex d /
Brown, Guinea Mills, Johanna
Coleman, Crewe Margaret Gil
liant Boydton: Mrs. James w.
Hickman. Burkeville. Frances
Moseley Chase City Samuel
West, Green Bay Lucy Logan,
Cumberland; Martha Townsend.
Keysville and Katherine john
son. Warfield.
Inell and J G Mccormick
Rehoboth boy. June 10.
Evelyn and William Coles.
Farmville. boy. June 20.
India and Lawrence Redd.
Farmville boy June 10
Mary and Kennie Jones. Cum
berland. boy. June 2l
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Dillwyn News of Latest Interest

week end With his mother, Mrs
Buck Dunkum at Green Springs
Shep Crow left on June IA for
Fl Bliss. Texas. to attend ROTC
camp. He is With boys from Vir-
Rinia Tech where he attended
school Shep stopped over IN Biz
mingham Ala. to spend some
time with his aunt. Mrs w A
Shepard
The bowling team, which is
sponsored by Buckingham Mills
spent Sunday IN Skyline Drive
Eight Of them took the trip and
had dinner at Big Meadows
MI. and Mrs c. l. Poole, Joar
Irving and Ann Stratton Glenn
OF Farmvllle, left Sunday for a
visit to Luray Caverns. Natura
Bridge, and Roanoke They eX-
pect to retmn to Dillwyn or
Tuesday night
Mr. and Mrs r. w Matthias
and children. Of TaVares, Fla.
stopped over in town Sunday
They were on their way TO visit
her parents. at Fork Union. The,
formerly lived in Dillwyn where
they have many friends.
Miss Margaret McElroy left OF
Friday for Mays Head, N G.
where She will spend week
Nj and MIS-. J NJ Burroueh.
visited his parents in Alexandra
last week end
a L. Pitts Jr continues 10 I'M
prove at his home, MI Pitts wa
able to get out for the first TIM
last Sunday
Nj. and Mrs Amos Eaton ant
children Cary and Mary Hunter
visited III the home of MI. AM
Mrs H +. Griffin for severa
days last week Mr. Griffin is al
uncle OF MIS- Eaton Mr Nc
Hunter. Of Waynesboro, yisite'
IN the same home
NJ. and Mrs. w " Moore ant
Mrs. II NJ Medln left on Tues
day to spend several days a
Buckgoe Beach
Mi. and Mrs Lacy Rush an
NJ and Mrs. Billy Holman lief
early Tuesday to spend severa
days in North Carolina The
hadn't decided exactly where the
would stop
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-26
Oak Forest

Miss Julie May Mldkiff is re-
covering from tonslllectomv at
SouthSide Community Hospital.
Miss Janet Stonnell is sick with
chicken pox
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Meinhard
Charles Meinhard, of Farmville
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Black
we'll, Of Sunny Side. visited Mrs.
c E. Meinhard and Mr. and Mrs.
w. S. Anderson. Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. j. Gordon Smith
and children, of Richmond. visited
in the same home. Saturday af-
ternoon
Saturday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jenkins. of
Cumberland. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
w S, Anderson and Mrs. c. E.
Meinhard. Saturday evening. Carl
Meinhard spent the night with
his mother, Mrs. c. (. Meinhard.
Saturday
There will be homecoming day
services at Oak Grove Baptist
Church Sunday. June %, at II
a m, with revival services con-
tinuing throughout the week at
p. IN. The public is cordially in
vlted to attend all services.
MI. and Mrs. John K. Stonnell
and the Misses Lynn and Pat
Stonnell, of Richmond, spent
several days with MI. and Mrs.
Lewis Dawson. last week.
Richmond Guest
F c. Stonnell, of Richmond
.ecently visited Mr. and Mrs. w.
3 StOnnell
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-26

Mrs. Cook Gillian, Of St Paul
Mimi. and MIR and Mrs. William
Gillian. OF Richmond, visited
Mrs. l.. P Gillian last week end
Mr.. and Mrs, Harvey Jeter, Of
Powhatan. visited friends and
relatives here, Sunday
Mrs j c Dunkum spent sew
eral days last week with her SON
in-law and daughter, Nh and
Mrs. Tim Charlton, in Newport
News.
Mrs Roy Helms and daughter
Jean, of Manassas. visited IN the
home of her sister. Mrs R S
Ralney. for several days this
week
Miss Alma Shepherd, Of Fair
fax, is visiting her sister Mrs
l.. P. Gillian
Plan Rumma.e sale
The ladies Of the WSCS OF
White Hall Methodist Church
Will hold Rummage Sale IN the
yard Of the old Trent Home or
June Of. This will be an all-daS
affair, so come and look thing.
over.
Mr.. and Mrs. T c. Robertson
and son, Gary. of Yorktown visit
ed in the home OF Mrs Mary
Maxey last week end.
MI and Mrs. A c. Canes anc
Mrs Hattie Gresham. Of Rich
mond. were visitors Of Mrs Lee
Christian. on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Gar
rett went down to Mcclure Hos
pital and brought their son
Charles. home with them &c
spend Fathers Day Charles ha.
been confined to a wheel-chail
now for several months bu'
brought it with him for his stay
Mr.. and Mrs. c w Maxey, O.
Richmond, spent Sunday with hi;
father, Mr.. F P Maxey
Mr. and Mrs J 3 Richard
son and family OF Toano. speu'
the week end with Mrs Richard
sons parents. MIR and Mrs. r H
Self.
Mr.. and Mrs. F G Wood ant
sons, of Richmond, were weeF
end guests Of the w w Moore $
Mr.. and Mrs Woodrow Dun
KUN and son, Mark, spent TIT
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-26
Burkeville

Jackie Foster, of Suffolk. has
arrived to spend the summer with
his grandmother. Mrs Dora M.
Gibbs Mrs Gibbs spert several
days recently with her daughter,
Mrs. Maude Foster. at Suffolk.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-26

yards Of water away. where they
are herded into enclosures await
ing the annual pony sale
During the remainder Of the
year. the refuge manager OF Chin
colleague keeps a watchful eye on
the stock of animals on the is
land. allowing them to multiply
and Craze on the refuge without
interference by man. according to
the Virginia Travel Council Just
how the ponies ever got to this is
land is uncertain and is still
shrouded by mystery. tall tales and
legend. Some are Of the opinion
that they swan ashore after a
shlpWreck near the island, others
believe they belonged TO a band Of
pirates who failed to recover their
animals after allowing them TO
Craze
Those Interested in learning
more about the wild ponies could
drop line to the Chief Of the
ChlncOteague Volunteer Fire De-
partmdnt, Chincoteague Island
Va.
Those interested in travelling to
see the annual pony roundup
from Washington. D. c.. should
travel Route so through Annapo-
lis, Md. and south on Routes 2l3
ID, and IFS. This should put the
average motoriSt at Chincoteagut
in about five hours
4 Robert Triebenbach. of Mime
I sofa .>was guest Of Mr. and Mrs
I A. F Pipjunge. last week. He is
a cousin Of Mr.. Pipjunge's, ant
/ they hadn't seen each other fol
SO years.
Mr.. and Mrs. H H. Ehrlick
Robert Triebenbach. Miss Beverly
/ Speas and Mr. and Mrs. A F
Pipjunge spent last Thursda,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Berger
OF Gold Hill.
Return Home
The Misses Mildred Pipjung,
and Beverly SpeaS returned I,
Richmond, Sunday. after spend
ing the week with Mr., and Mrs
A. F. Pipjunge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Meinhard
Of Farmvllle. visited Mrs. c, E
Meinhard and MI. and Mrs. W
S Anderson, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Stonnel
spent Fathers Day at YorktoWl
with a picnic lunch
Mr. and Mrs. f. 5. Anderson
visited Mr.. and MIS-. Georg
jenkins and MI ana Mrs, Alder
Jenkins. Sunday before last
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. StonneI
visited Mr., and MIS-. B. B. Ston
nell, of Farmville. Saturday eve
ming.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-26

There were "a men on the
MavfloWer
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-26
My Column

There's one thing for sure if
you need range f. refrrgera-
tor washing machine. hot
water heater or television III
save you money Really I'm
Farmville's only direct
factory TO YOU distributor Why
pay the middle man profit,
Back IN 1920 they held carni-
val on Bird St. 1t was blocked
Off In 1920 I was asked if
prices would hold - didn't
know the answer then and
don't know now I'm gambling
a young fortune in merchandise
that they VIII, Why worry.
there Will be no pockets in our
ShroudS.
4 Welnbcr-
Evening star., 1953-01-21
8 i|E1|3'5;|!|7 |'|!;E

ORIG. $2ss.ss sEkDIx cYRoMATlc
AUTOMATIC WASHERS. At Lacy's 9th
& E, Ga. Ave-, Northeast, Clarendon,
Silver Spring and Colleoe $40
Fark. wv
ORIG. $223.5o THOR AUToMAGIc
WASHERS. One at each OF %
Lacy's 8 stores. 1851 models. I8V
ORIG. s2ss.ss WESTINGHOUSE LAUN.
DRoMATs One at each of E100
Laey's 8 stores. 1852 models IOV
ORIG. s3os.ss ABc-o-MATIc AUTO
MATIc WASHERS. ~ at Lacy's sth & {,
W Northeast, ~ Ga Ave-, tD Clarendon.
ID Silver Spring. (l) Falls Sl70
Church, q College Park. :. IIV
ORIG. $24s.ss BEhpIx AUTOMATIC
WASHERS. tD at Lsey's 500
Northeast and Clarendon. :. A&V
ORIG. s2ss.s5 BEkpIx eYRoMATIc
AUTOMATIC WASHERS. O) at Lscy's
9th & E, % Clarendon, ID Sl70
Northeast. ...........I A~
OkIS. SZZS.S9 beNOtA eSONVMAI
WASHERS. ID at Lacy's 8th g. E. W
Georgia Ave-. (D College 500
Park. .............. A@v
ORIG. Slss.ss BEkDlx DIALAMATIc
AUTOMATIC WASHERS. ID at Lacy.
9th g. {. ID Clarendon. (D Silver
Spring. Cd College Park and 500
Cd Northeast. .... 20
ORIG. $3s9.ss GENERAL ELECTRIC
AUTOMATIC WASHERS. (D El00
at Lacy's 9th g. E st,. 80. lVO
ORIG. $33s.sy GENERAL ELEcTRic
AUTOMATIC WASHER. ID E1Q0
at lsey's 9th &.E ..... IOO
ORIG. $33s.ss HOTPOINT AUTO
MATlc WASHERS. One at 500
9th & {, Silver Spring & NE. IOv
ORIG. $74s.ss WESTINGHOUSE AUTO
MATic LAUNDRoMATS. One at Lscys
9th & E, Silver Spring, COL 500
leoe Park and Northeast s8V
JUST ,! REcoNpITIoNEp THOR AUTO.
MAGIC WASHERS. At 500
Lacys 9th & { Sts. $50. 40
Evening star., 1953-01-21
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ORIG. s33s.sS ADMIRAL lieu. FT.
REFRlGERAToRS. ID at Lacy. 500
9th & SITS. and Silver Spring 6VV
ORIG. $4Ss.ss ADMIRAL DUAL-TEMP
lieu. TT. REFRIGERATOR.
ID at Laeys 9th & { SITS. 5000
and Silver Spring .. A~V
ORIG. s37s.ss cRosLEY lieu. TT.
REFRIGERATOR. At Laey's S2ee
9th & E SITS ... AVV
ORIG. s33s.s5 DEEPFREEzE ecu. TT.
REFRIGERATOR. At Lacy's SlQQ
1907 II St NE. ...... IVV
ORIG. s26s.ss GENERAL ELECTRIC g.
Gu. TT. REFRIGERAToRs. ID at Lscy's
9th & E SITS, and Silver $40
spring.
ORIG. $3os.ss GENERAL ELECTRIC g.
GU TT. REFRIGERATOR. 500
At Lacy's 9th & E Sts. go. AWV
ORIG. $43s.ss GENERAL ELECTRIC
REFRlcERAToR-FREEzER COME, q
door model. S-eu. #: At $270
Laey's Silver Spring. 80. @sW
ORIG. $34s.ss GIBSON SELF-DEFRoST-
ING 9-cU. TT. REFRiGERAToRS. I'D at
Lacy's Clarendon, 1920
Silver Spring and Northeast. &V~
ORIG. s3ls.s5 HOTPOINT lo-cu. Fl
REFRIGERAToRS. ID at Lacy: $1QQ
9th & { and Silver Spring. wv
ORIG. s3Ss.sS sERvEL GAS REERIG-
orator. 8-eu. #. AZ Lsey's 500
Silver Spring ..... AbV
ORIG. $z3s.Ss WESTINGHOUSE 8-cU.
Fl. REFRlGERAToRs. ID at S190
Lacy's 9th & E and SiI. Spring aWV
Evening star., 1953-01-21

for
low for
1882 1853 mode
of ys for barsa Remember the sody and Thursday Rmem
oresAIL OR IACYSBE EARLY! prices
required SORRYNo Mai, O
ties in many
Evening star., 1953-01-21

ORIG. $3os.9S GENERAL ELECTRIC
RANGES. One at Laey's 9th & Sts.,
f!;[:9ssn; f,;;, cs,;.h 1863
ORIG. $229.ss FLORENCE 5.BURNER
GAS RANGE. At Lscy's 9th STA
ORIG. 1913 ROPER 6-BURNER. 2-ovEN
GAS RANGE with automatic S999
timer Lacy's 8th & E SITS. G&V
ORIG. $21s.9s ROPER IS" GAS
RANGE. Al Laey's 9th & $1No
ORIG. $7S5 ROPER 4-BURNER STAG
GERED TOP GAS RANGE. SEQ
Lacy's 9th g. z Sts AVV
ORIG. $229.sS MAYTAG 500
GAS RANGE. Laey's 9th &E. IAV
ORIG. $139.9S FULL SIZE 36" GAS
RANGE. ID at Lacy'S 9th SIT
& SITS. ..............
Evening star., 1953-01-21

Demonstrators
ORIG. S27s.s5 BRUNSWICK FM.
AM RADIO AND AUTOMATIC PHoko.
CONSOLE. At Laey's 9th & SEQ
E SITS. and Georgia Ave. go. V~
ORIG. s3os.ss PHILco FM-AM RADIO
AND 3-sPEED AUTOMATIC PHoNo.
CONSOLE. At Laey's 9th & Sllo
SITS. ................
ORIG. s7ss.ss ZENITH FM-AM RADIO
AND 3.sPEED AUTOMATIC PHoNo.
COMB. At Lsey's 9th & G 500
SIS. '.''..
JUST 4 TRApE.INs! RADIO AND Az
TOMATO PHoNo. COMB. $40
Lacy's 9th & { SITS. ......
ZENITH FM-AM RADIO AND AUTO
MATIc PHoNo CONSOLE. $40
Cd At Lacy's 9th & E SITS.
ORIG. s2ss.ss HOFFMAN FM-AM
RADIO AND 3-sPEED AUTOMATIC
PHoko. COMB. At Lacy's 500
eth & Sts. ...........
ORIG. s74s.ss BEhDlx FM-AM RADIO
AND AUTOMATIC PHoNo
CONSOLE. At Lacy'S 9th & 500
{ Sts.
ORIG. $2e9.9y PHiLco FM-AM RADIO
AND 3-SPEED AUTOMATIC PHoNo.
CONSOLE. Al Laey's 9th & 500
z Sts. w
FAMOUS cRoSLEY FM-AM RADIO AND
3-SPEED AUTOMATIC PHoNo. CON-
SOLE. Trade-in. $40
At Laey's 9th & { SITS. 80.
FAMOUS WESTINGHOUSE RADIO
WITH SHORT WAVE AND AUTOMATIC
PHoNo. CONSOLE. Trads-in. $40
At Lacy's 9th & { Sts. 80. -
Evening star., 1953-01-21
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ORIG. s,4s.so EMERSON 10" SCREEN
projection N. At Lsey's 500
Clarendon store ......... VO
ORIG. s3os.ss HOFFMAN, ~" Tv.
At Lacy's 9th & z Sts., Silver $07
Spring and Northeast. 49,. Os
ORIG. s3ls.ss FAMOUS MAKE a." Tv
CONSOLES. One at each Of S197
lacy's stores. ........ sS
ORIG. s2ss.ss EMERSON SIT
Is" TV. Lacy's 9th & SITS. ~
ORIG. s2ss.ss GENERAL EtEcTRIc
II" TV. At Lacy's 9th 8 E. Clarendon,
Falls Church, College Park, ,SQ7
Silver Spring. ...........
ORIG. ssss.ss MoToRoLA -" Tv
CONSOLE. At Lacy's 9th & S1kQ
E SITS. ..........
ORIG. s,ss.ss EMERsoN "" CON-
SOLE TV with automatic phono. At
Lacy's 9th & Sts., Clarendon. Falls
Church, Northeast. College STAT
Park.
ORIG. $3ss.ss WESTINGHOUSE ~"
CONSOLE Tv with doors. Al Laey's eth
8. SITS. and slit
Silver Spring ...........
ORIG. s44s.sy ADMIRAL ~" ~.
RADIO AND AUTOMATIC 3-sPEED
PHoNo. COMB. At Laey's 9th & E
Sts., Sl70
Silver Spring ......... 1sv
ORIG. s1ss.s5 PHlLco 10" Tv. AZ
Lsey's 9th & SITS. and Silver Sl60
Spring. .............. wv
ORIG. s2ss.ss MoToRoLA l2N" Tv
CONSOLE. % At Laey's 9th $40
& Sts., trade-in. ~
ORIG. sass.ss MoToRoLA 70" CON-
SOLE Tv. At Lacy's 8th g. $le0
E Sts and Georgia Ave. .. wv
ORIG. s2,s.ss PHlLco l7M" con-
SOLE TV. At Lacy's 8th & $40
SITS. and NE. (Open stoeD
ORIG. s34s.ss ADMIRAL 10" Tv
COMB. with radio & 3-speed 500
phono. 9th & E SITS. Trade-in ~
ORIG. $27s.ss FAMOUS MAKE IA"
TV. Lacy's 9th & { Sts.. CIar- $40
endon, NE. & Sc. ttrade-in) W
ORIG. s74s.ss FAMOUS MAKE Is"
Tv Laey's 8th & E Sts., Clar- $40
endon, Ga. Ave. g. NE. (trade-in) V
ORIG. s25s.s5 FAMOUS MAKE I6" and
l7"'TV. At lacys 9th & Sts., Ga. Ave-,
Silver Spring. Southeast and SEQ
Clarendon (open stocN . OV
ORIG. s7ss.ss ZENITH "" BLONDE
~. At Lacy's 9th g. Sts. 500
and Clarendon. ......... 90
ORIG. s41s.ss ZENITH 20" CONSOLE
TV. At Laey's 9th & { sts. Silver
Spring, Northeast and South 500
east. ......... ......:...
ORIG. s23s.ss MoToRoLA "" Tv.
At lscys 9th & E Sts.. Falls 500
Church and Clarendon. 49,. 20
TRUE-ToNE Is" Tv CONSOLE. ~
At lacy's 8th & Sk0
E Sts. ttrade-in) ........ VO
ORIG. s,7s.ss pHILco 20" CONSOLE
Tv. At Laey's 9th & SITS. Sleo
and Northeast. ....... sVV
ORIG. s4ls.ss crosby "" CONSOLE
Tv with doors. At Lacy's 9th & {
Sts., Silver Spring, College SLOT
Park, Southeast. .. sVh
ORIG. s77s.s5 ADMIRAL Is" Tv. At
Lacy's 9th & E, College Park 500
.nI kIorIhn.ef WISI
ORIG. s3ss.ss MAJESTIC -" CON-
SOLE Tv. Al Laeys 9th & &l90
ORIG. s44s.ss HOFFMAN Is" con-
SOLE Tv with full doors. loo
At Lacy's & E SITS. .... uVV
ORIG. $44s.9s cAPEHART Is" CON-
SOLE ~ with DOORS At lsey's 9th &
E. Clarendon, Silver Spring Si90
and Georgia Ave. .. aVO
ORIG. $42s.s5 DUMoNT "" CONSOLE
Tv with doors. At Lscy's 500
College Park. ,..., 49,. wv
ORIG. s27s.ss EMERsoN I2M" Tv.
OD At Lacy's 9th & SAA
Sts. (trade-in) .....
ORIG. $l7.ss TO $74.ss TELEvlsIok
TABLES. Limited quantities SA On
at laey's 8 stores. ........ TsSV
Evening star., 1953-01-21
q I|llSlA:HD !l.!A!'sD &'E|lS!S E!|l.!a||s Sa|)
The ITEMS BELOW ON SALE AT
ALL 8 LACY'S STORES!

The ITEMS BELOW ON SALE At
ALL 8 LACY'S STORES!
ORIG. $Io.ss ELEcTRIc &C TT
PAINT SPRAYERS. 80. Vasb
ORIG. Sass ELECTRIC JIG SO TT
SAWS ...........
FAMOUS ELECTRIC VI 50 TT
ORATORS .............. Il VII
31-Pc. "cuMMINS" ELEc. &1E77
TRIO DRILL SETS. ....... IVsII
ORIG. 1895 1o-cUP AU. SlQ77
TOMATO PERcoLAToRS. ~lOs1I
ORIG. $l4.s5 COMBINATION WAFFLE
IRON AND SANDWICH 50 TT
Ss's; SsD;os! s1t.s' H., b.',et'.. nessA't. sI288
ORIG. S34.95 SWAY PoR- $50 TT
TABLE RADIOS. plus batteries IOsII
ORIG. $9.95 AUTOMATIC SM 00
REFRIGERATOR DEFRoSTERS esJO
%asA.s; Ss,si :t'.'' APT. SIZE s33.77
SsA1,as Ss.S: ::',. ,!D. slIe1R'e $3.50
ORIG. $1s.ss Slick sTEAM 50 90
ORIG. $s.ss lIicIRic 50 90
IRONS with fabric control OsOO
ssx:!! ;:5 IS, 'a ':'': s:.' .. 1:2iss77
Ss!si Sso;i.sy :'','' 'A'sA,e.o 8.77
ORIG. si7.ss AUTO. pop. s0 c7
UP ELECTRIC roASTERS. OsVs
ORIG. $ls.sS FAMOUS Ia $f377
BILE RADIOS ...........18 18sIs
ORIG. $6.sS AUTOMATIC 50 At
POPCORN PoPPERS VsTB
Items above on sale q
All 8 Lacy's Stores
ITEMS BELOW ON SALE At
LACY'S, 9Th & E St. nv. Only
ORIG. s4s:ss ROYAL UP. $I0 N
RIGHT VAcUUMS ~ IUsVV
ORIG. ses RESULT HOOVER $lk77
UPRIGHT VACUUM %. lVs1s
ORIG. ss4.sc OLD ENGLISH sac TT
ORIG. $685. ROYAL TAkK-TYPE
VACUUM with attachments $SA TT
ORIG. $3.50 ROYAL VACUUM
CLEANERS g; with attachments $20. az
ORG. sii.s, s1iiHilss STEEL
SOUP COFFEE BREWERS 81 90
noic <x eS ..pc cAnvlNe NJ.
ORIG. ss.ss "c.l" iLEcTRIc
ALARM CLOCKS, plus tax 50 At
ORIG. Sass AUTOMATIC ELEc-
TRIO 1o-cuP PERcoLAToRs SIN 90
ORG. .2s.ss piRcoiA. 50 00
TORS, lo-Cup size (5). OsvO
ORIG. $6.95 REFLECTOR SO 10
ssoaoes3;S, Ss!s; s.a;ss !, s'Do'' s5.99
ORIG. $5A.sS 3.sPEED PHoNo
AND RADIO coMBINA- S27 TT
ORIG. ORIG .is.ss = 4oo.DAY TYPE ELECTRIC
CLOCKS, unbreakabIe domes. SD TT
plus tax O ..,...-.,..:H H@sss
ORIG. s2s.ss FAMOUS MAKE CLOCK
RADIOS; wake-up-to-swsst SD 90
music (5) ..... uTsVO
ORIG. $Ss.ss EMERSON AUTOMATIC
'5s'II0 a ' 'HoAoeeA'Hs s38.08
Ssts; Ssoao '71''' e ''s'I'o slI.W
~ ORIG. $l7.9S KIDDIE SG TT
3 !; ;S:ss; ::;;;;, ::': .,:,' ':;:; ,4ea.: .is.ss
~ ORIG. Sass PHoNoS SIT QQ
in Carrying case ....... ssWO
q, ORIG. $3l.e5 WESTINGHOUSE
DOUBLE BED ELECTRIC S29 90
SHEETS with single control, GVoVV
ORIG. $274.eS THOR ELECTRIC Dry
Err. At Lacy's 9th & Sts... $1S0
ORIG s15s.ss HOTPOINT IRoNER.
At Lscys 1907 H St. NE. $k0
ORIG. sa3s.sy BENpX ELECTRIC
CLOTHES DRYERS. One at 90
Laey's 9th & z and Clarendon aVV
Items above on Sale at Lac.
Evening star., 1953-01-21
$3;I1a9.1!|l17

ORIG. $459.9S GIBSON f4-cU. FT.
HOME FREEZER. At Laey's 5000
9th & { SITS. ..... TSV
ORIG. $439.95 GIBSON l3-cU. Fl.
HOME FREEZER. At Lsey's S9QQ
Silver Spring ............ 2VO
ORIG. S197. so FAMOUS MAKE HOME
FREEzERS. One at Lsey's Ga. Sl90
Ave. and Southeast stores. :. hVV
Evening star., 1953-01-21

ORIG. $75.65 HOTPOINT IS" FOR.
MIcA-ToP CABINET BASE. SGT
At Laey's 9th & {. ...... 81
ORIG. $l37.ss HOTPOINT 46" FOR.
MlcA-ToP CORNER cABl. $40
NET BASE. lacy's 9th g. O