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HOUSES FOR sALn-Mp.

2-BEDRM. HOUSE: lee.
yd., Chain Link fence; aluminium
storm windows and doors: white or
colored. S3,S69. total price. MY
equity, $4,000, bal. payable al
$3.50 per mo. 23 Circle ave, Po-
tomac Heights. Indian Head. Nd.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.E.
-. coLoRED

302I OTIS ST. NE.
Det. cor. 4 rms. 2 baths. finished
with bSmt. with outside entr., oil
h.-w.h. Call Edgar L. Cherubim
HU. 3-5S28.
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SPECIAL. .S2D5 DOWN, non-Gl or
GI; lovely 2-bedrm. bunEa,: mr..
Silver Spring; full bsmt.: vacant;
poSs with deposit. Mr.. Frank, 10.
PAsks'1nE0 PlasR 6 or prS1%g:v eyes: 10. 70. 6-417o.
CAPE COD with . bedrms. on lst A.,
expandahle attic end full bsmt.
Lot 70x105. Priced $4,000. on
Viers Mill I'd. and Conn. Gardens
at 1905 College View drive.
Wheaton-Silver Spring area. Open
from IL noon til dark Sat. and Sun.
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ocontinued on Next Pas0
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CHARLES COUNTY, MD.
MD. Brick resi-.
dence Quilt 194S), excellent condi-
ton: z rooms, bath, basement: oil.
burner heat, fireplace: excellent
neishborhood; near school: one-acrt
LA PLATA, MD.-Gentleman's S-roon
residence. in excellent neighborhood
Living room 30x20. 5 bedrooms with
closets: bath. fireplace. electricity:
1O-ft. porch on two sides; aFtesiar
well: 2-acre lot: magnificent large
hardwood and Norway spruce trees
irult; dwelling completely insulated
immediate possession, Sl1, 900.
LEONARD SNIDER
Tel. 331l. La Plata, Md.
CoUNTY-Brick rambler
on 3 acres, overlooking future
metropolitan Lake site. Three bed
rms. 2 baths. f.h.-w. oil heat, 2
car garage. A modern home in the
country. S34. 800; good terms,
SANDY SPRING REALTY co.
nfanra fnS- IL, o.,
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RIO THE SUNDAY STAR
HOUSES SALINE. Cont !

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1888
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OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TIL DARK
3402 22nd ST. NE.
Bungalow, with 3 bedrms., liv. rm.,
kit, den and bath: oil h.-w.h.; gar,
lge. yd. Call C. v. Glasco, AD
4-o2o7.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

~ . ~ c544N4 % WI IIIC,
90 Realtor
32l Conn. Ave. NV. DE, 2-36OO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.
COLORED
--

$3.50 cash. bal. payable per NO.,
$S7 80. Detached, 2-story Bricktex-
shingled dwelling. Six rms. bath,
cellar. oil h.-w.h. FREDERICK w.
BLUMER CO., 677 Penna. ave. Sc.
IL T-1OSS. Ill
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.w

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
905 9th st. s.w.-6 rms. bath, side
hall. bsmt., gas. heat; yard; small
down payment; terms. RA. 6-69i 2,
Ma. S-0223. -l3
COLORED-II23 9th ST.-Excel
6-rm. brk. home. Modern tile bath,
new gas h.-w.h., brick garage. A
real nice home. PosS. $3.50 down,
JU. S-0666. ST. 3-3444
$3.50 DOWN-VACANT
9th and C s.W.-6-rm.. row brick.
bsuit.. oil h.-w.h,,. 2 kits. 2 baths.
clean; payment like rent.
SURETY REALTY. CO.
AD. 4.0531; Ewes. u. 2-OZbg
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-11

King.size cigarettes were about
II per cent Of U. s. production in
1859.
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Visiting Admiral
attends Barbecue
Cdr. CAROLS

Commander z. A. Barham. USN.
Commander Fleet Training Group,
and Commander ]. b. Carroll,
USN, Executive officer. Fleet Sen.
ar School, and their ladies enter.
tanned Rear Admiral z. II. Won
Heimburg, USN. Commander
Training Commsnd, U. s. Atlantic
Fleet. and Is members Of his STAFF
81 a barbecue Thursday eyening Ia
the garden Of Cdr. Carols quar-
ters.
Heading the guest list was Cap
tain W. H. Truesdell, uSN. Com.
manding Officer, Fleet sonar
School, and Mrs. TruesdeIl. ResE
Admiral George G. Crawford, UsN,
Commander Submarine Force. u
S. Atlantic Fleet. Rear Admiral
George G. Towner, uSN. Com
mander Key West Naval Base, and
Mrs. Towne. stopped by briefly be.
fore dining at. the house Of Cap.
tain p. w. Garrett, uSN. Com
mander Submarine Squadron -Four
and Mrs. Garrett.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-11
Christmas Meeting
For Choir Held
At Church

Refreshments were served amid
Christmas decorations recently al
Ter a choir rehearsal at Ley Memo.
rial Church.
The table vas gay with holiday
trimmings featuring a miniaturE
Christmas tree and red candles.
Refreshments were angel food
cake. coffee, saltee nuts and mix
ed Christmas candies ard assorted
sandwiches shaped as stars and
Chritmas trees.
About sixteen members Of ths
choir were present and also Henry
Ford, choir director, and Mrs
Tom Whitley, organist.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-11
National NOtabIes Add Lustre
To The Washington Scene As
Social Season Opens There

genGle blue-eyed aristocrat, is the
daughter Of Christian Frederik
LANCE. former president Of the
Norwegian parliament and one
time Norwegian secretary of de-
Tense. She has two sons ard a
daughter. for whom she hopes to do
some Christmas shopping in New
York before returning TO her home
land.
Evie, in her riding clothes. par.
ticipated in the program talking
in the program, talking mostly Of
her young daughter IS, 600 nile
air "trip around the world this sum.
mer with heI father, now an At.
lanta consulting engineer.
The local party gang is busy
bidding adieu TO one Of the towns
most distinguished women diplo-
mats, Sonora Amalia de Castillo
Ledon OF Mexico. for four years
chairman Of the nter-American
Commission Of Women.
Sonora de Castillo Ledon departs
soon to take up her new post In
Sweden as her country's first wO.
man ambassador. Her successor OF
the commission. which has its
headquarters ct the Pan American
Union here, is Sonora Conception
Leyes de Chavez Of Paraguay
writer, educator and mother 0I
two sons and four daughters. two
of whom are teenagers and viii
accompany her to Washington.
II Is interesting to note that Sen
ora de Chavez, sister-in-law Of Par
aguay's president, has been ap
pointed to such a high post wher
Paraguay 10 one of the four Amer
lean republics denying the vote Il
women. The others are Colombia
Honduras and Nicaragua. She wa
appointed to a four-year term a
the commissions assembly las
September In Paraguay.
| Sonora de Castillo Ledon, a sleek
ly fashionable brunei, Is being fet
ed with farewell parties up and
down Embassy Row and by pri
vate hoStesses as well.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-11
Nary Wires
Make Plans
FOrChristnlas

The Island City Navy Wives Club
No. % held It's monthly business
meeting Tuesday evening at .
0. m. al the c. P. D. Clubs l0ange
on the Navai Station.
Among those attending ere two
guests and prospective mcmloers.
Grace Barnett. wife Of Ben1ilmIn
Barnett sol, stationed at Boca
chica: and Carol Murrsil. vile Of
william Murrell INNS. serving q
board the USS Bushnell.
During the business OF the eve
ming the following chairmen were
appointed: welfare. Lois ROem-
mich. membership and aetiy tie
Ginger Tracy and Virginia HaIsey;
serapbook. Tony Thompson, Y w.
C. A. trophy, Rosemarie Eli son;
pins, Betty o'Brien; constitution
and bylaws, Dorothy Hamilton and
publicity, Jeanne MeJannet.
The Southernmost City Navy
Wives Club, No. ia and our club
sent two magazine subscriptions to
the crew Of the USS F0rmoe. Inc
Formee is sponsored By The Navy
Wives Clubs of America, Inc.
Members are volunteering to
wrap Christmas presents for the
Naval Stations Children's party.
Others have volunteered their SER
vice as baby sitters SO that they
may put their time in.
/ II was decided that the club
will hold two Tuesday night meet.
ing and two Wednesday nAsrning
meetings during the month. Alter.
mating them each week. The sec.
ond Tuesday Of the month viii con.
tinue TO be the business meeting.
Cards win be sent to members
each month notifying them of the
! meetings.
Jeanne Mcdaniel, chairman OF
the installation program. received
a rising vote OF thanks for her un.
!, firing efforts In making our annual
installation a success. Mrs. Me.
Jannet in turn thanked her com.
mittee, Rosemarie Ellison eo.chair.
man. Mary Ann Chatterton, Kitty
Boyd. Phyliss Nelson, Dorothy
Hamilton, Mary T. Smith and all
members who made the evening
affair successful.
Mary T. Smith presented Maxine
kuehnel with her membership pin
which she earned during the past
membership drive.
Refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be held al
the c. p. o. Club Lounge, on the
Naval Station. Wednesday Decem.
Der 10th at 10 a. m. All wives OF
enlisted personnel in the Navy,
Marines and Coast Guard are cor.
daily invited to attend meetings.
Those wishing to attend may con.
tact Ginger Tracy, phone number
2-s753. or President Betty Edwards,
phone number 2-5506.
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Judge Gibson
Outlines
Xmas Plans

Christmas on the High Seas
sponsored here by the Key West
Chapter OF the American Red
Cross as a part Of a nationwide
project. is a great success, Judge
Eva Warner Gibson, Service Group
chairman for the local chapter and
also project chairman for the chap
ter's Christmas activities stated to.
DAY.
Some twenty-nine gift packages
were provided by the Key West
folks. Each gift was gaily wrap.
ped in holiday paper. A package
contained three gifts with n Christ
mas card enclosed stating from
whom the package was sent. The
twenty nine packages wert sent
from here early in December in
order to reach a port Of embark
ton in time. Gifts viii be placed
on troop ships for servicemen TO
open on Christmas Day.
Those participating in this pro
ject were william Kroa of The Key
West Aquarium, Mrs. Willie Mae
Simmons Of the Children's Corner
and the Sinakwis. an auxiliary OF
the kiwanis Club.
The Fleet Reserve Auxiliary and
the Key West Junior Debs are also
assisting Judge Gibson In another
Christmas project. These groups
are furnishing Christmas tree orn-
aments in order that the Christmas
trees in the Naval Hospital may
be gaily decorated for the service
men who will be patients there
during the Christmas holidays.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-11
ADVICE NEEDED

NAMPA, Idaho IA lady called
up City Hall yesterday to ask for
advice about package left In her
home 10 years ago by a guest
who once worked in q Colorado
mine.
City Engineer Clark Murphy
hurried over and found 100 dyn-
amite caps-on a shelf near the
kitchen stove.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-11
GrandsOn's Birth
Announced Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Aritas have
received word Of the birth of a
grandson on December 9TH In
Cheyenne, Wyoming. Parents Of
the baby are Sergeant Frank II.
Sawyer and Mrs. Sawyer.
The baby's great-great grand
mother is Mrs. Susan Sawyer, 800
Eaton st.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-11
MARRIAGE PLANNED

LOS ANGELES 1.-THE late
Tom Mix's daughter Thomasina
will marry Mai. John Allen Andre
of Doylestown, Pa, today. He re-
Gently was discharged from Army
service in Korea. They obtained
q marriage license yesterday.
Each is 81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-11
Il tournament
Winners Listed
By Golf Club

Ladies' Day big League tour.
namenl at the Key West Golf Club
was the scene Of outstanding golf.
Ing on Tuesday. with some Of the
lowest scores of the season turned
in.
Jeanne Foulk aud Kay Fsraldo
tied with a low a. while Ann Wit
gel was second with Is.
Other players were Lou Plum,
NJ. Mathers, Rose Gavalon, Carol
KirI, Helen Altman, Eddie Kossert,
Ruth Holtsherg, Evie Skinner, and
Ann Frederirks.
A delightful luncheon was enjoy.
ed by the golfers al the Key West
er Hotel. II was followed by bridge
and swimming.
The Citizen: \ Family Newspaper
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-11
Apply To Wed

The following couples have ap-
piled for marriage licenses In The
office OF County Judge Raymond
r. Lord:
Albert NJ. MalopoSki, n, SUR
ASDEVDET. Naval Annex, and
Christine Lastres. n. SO Eliza.
beth 81.
John B. Stout, 20, MAS Alameda,
Calf, and Jimmie Collins, 10, la
Porter ri.
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Dentist Heads Hospital

DETROIT A-Dr. Lloyd Rogers.
81. . dentist, has been named pres
ident Of Dsiroit'S Receiving HoSpi-
Ia He bad been director Of oral
surgery at the hospital
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Ransons

! Mrs. J. P. Spencer and daugh-
ter. Ella. of Charlottesville, visited
her mother. Sunday.
BTU social Of Sharon Church
was st. Valentine Party at Well
Water School 1t was greatly en-
ioyed by a number Of guests. Miss
Marguerite Patteson is social
chairman, The decorations were
pretty.
Mr., and Mrs. j. M Andrews
and two sons. Billy and Tommie
OF Roanoke visited their mother
Mrs T! c. patteSon. and the fam
lily e Mr.. and Mrs L. w Pate
son. Sunday
Mrs Maria Joner n worthy
and hi2hly RESI- IN" 1lored wo-
man died ia Il leep, Friday
nipht. at the age of IS years. She
viii be 50 SADLY missed by a host
Of white friends
Mrs. Charles Patteson continues
Verv feeble at his home on RID
|. D!llWvn.
Miss Lizzie Mae Ayres. of Roa-
noke. visited her father. Jake
Ayres. Sunday, in the home Of Mr.,
and Mrs. McKenna Ayres.
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Off Season Chicks
Would Up Profits

4 "Off season" chicks. which
would come into production dur
ing the first half of the year,
would mean more profits to poul-
trymen. DR.. Robert Kruger,
poultry marketing specialist at
VP1. says that the production of
eggs is still highly seasonable.
Considerably more eggs are pro-
duced during the first part of the
year January to August. than
during the last part of the year
/ August to january.
TIL reason for this is that most
egg producers still get their chicks
during the late spring and sum-
mer months. and egg markets be-
come flooded when these pullets
mature to production age about
six months later Heavy supplies,
of course. are the mein factor in
lowering egg prices.
Egg prices usually start to drop
below the years average in Janu-
airy and by April are IL per cent
below. In May and June prices
are relatively stable at about 10
per cent below average. In July
the price begins to rise rapidly
reaches the seasons peak of about
20 per cent above average in No
vember.
DR.. Kruger says early hatch
ing, artificial lighting during the
short day months and better
breeding will enable poultrymen
to start chicks during So
called "off season so they will
come into egg production when
supplies are light end prices are
tiGl.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
Glendale

Mrs. Floyd Raikes and small
son suffered internal injuries and
two broken ribs when her car was
repeatedly run off the highway
into a telegraph pole, Saturday.
Both were admitted TO University
OF Virginia Hospital in CharlotteS-
vile.
Frank Butler, assistant super
intendent Of the electric plant at
Bremo Bluff. has returned from
Medical College Of Virginia Hos
pital to his home in Glendale He
is back at work TO the delight OF
his many friends
Mrs. Grace N. Barton had as
her guests. her grandson and wife.
MI and Mrs, Benjamin F. Eppes.
and their small son. Of Norfolk,
MI and Mrs Lewis *. Gucrrant
spent last week end with their son
and daughter in-laW. Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon LeSucur, Of Rich
mond
Returns uoTne
Mrs. Hypes Newton has return
cd to her home at Gold Hill from
a Richmond hospital, where she
received tlratrent We hope she
Will soon be well
Mrs. J ] Boatwright Is out
again after being quite i'll with fi,,
and strep throat.
Nh and Mrs J. Lewis Snoddy,
of near ScottSville. celebrated with
a family reunion. Sunday. There
were 81 present
Among those having television
Installed recently were Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Glendale. Mr. and
Mrs. Hypes Newton and Mrs,
Ethel S Page in Gold Hill
Jennings Mnxcy and son. Don
aid visited Mrs. Maxey IN a
Richmond hospital Friday She
underwent a major operation, last
week She is reported TO be in SER
ious condition.
The Rev John Leake Ayres is
spending several ION t h S in
Florida
Mr. and Mrs. l.. II Guerrant
drove over to the new restaurant
at Dixie for dinner, Saturday
evening The report the food there
is very delicious. The stopped by
to see Mrs Annie p. Johnson on
their return home
Robert Nuckols. of Richmond.
died last week Interment took
place in a Richmond cemetery.
Mr.. Nuckols whs native Of Buck
inaham county and son of the
late Edward Nuckols. OF Wealthia.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
Bremo Bluff

MIR. and Mrs. Gene Deiblc and
children. of Fredericksburg, visit
ed Saturday evening With Mr. and
Mrs Mac Hitter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Camden.
of Waynesboro. were visitors Sat
urday Of Mr. and Mrs. Hamden
Seay.
Mrs. Harry Morris and Mrs
Robert Morris spent Saturday in
Charlottesville.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Chewing
and children with Miss Lois john
son Of Richmond, visited Sunday
with Mrs. Chewning's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. s. r Ransom
Recent Guests
Mrs w # Payne. of Esmont,
and Mrs A. w. Magann. OF North
Garden. spent Wednesday III the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Dorsey G..
Smith.
Mrs. Randolph Turner a n Il
daughters. Misses Clara and jamie
Minter. spent Saturday IN Rich
mond
Mr. and Mrs James Wright, OF
Louisa. visited Wednesday even
ing in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dorsey G. Smith.
w. c. Scay. of Cuantico, spent
the week end with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Hamden Seay.
Randolph Turner of Ports
mouth. visited his family here
during the week end.
New Club Members
The Bremo Home Demonstra-
ton Club met Tuesday with Mrs.
B. L. King. Ten members and
three visitors were present. and
two new members were added to
the roll
Mrs. w. f. Patterson and Mrs.
Dorsey G. Smith spent Friday in
Scottsville
Miss Florence Norvell. Of Fork
Union. is visiting in Misses M NJ
and M G Holman'S home,
Mr.. and Mrs. S r Ransom and
Mrs. G.. p. Clements spent Thurs
day in Richmond.
T. c. Harris. OF Washington.
and W. D. Oliver. OF Sccttsville.
visited Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Melton Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Melton are
the happy parents of son. born
a. few days ago III a Richmond
hospital.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
fecent Eofh Of Wills N~na
Visitors From Paris. Texas, Arrive
For Visit With Mother. Mrs. White

Mrs. Lucy Duncan has returned
to her home here after spending
10 days in the home of her daugh-
ter and Son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs
Wesley r. Dunkum. of Curdsvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard I.iddell
and daughter. Carma Sue, of
Paris. Texas, arrived Thursday.
Mrs. Liddell and daughter will
spend two weeks in the home Of
her mother, Mrs. Maye White,
while Mr.. Liddell reports for a
two-week naval assignment at
Bayonne, N. }.
4 Mr.. and Mrs, w T. Satterwhite
spent Saturday night with Mrs.
Maye White.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Duncan re-
turned home. Sunday after q
weeks trip 10 Florida.
4 Misses Judy Duncan and Mable
Cooke spent Wednesday night at
Ampthill. as the guests Of Mrs. 3
r. Richardson
Miss Jean Duncan spent Thurs
day night with Miss Mary Ann
George at Cumberland.
Sunday guests iii the home Of
Mrs. Lucy Duncan were Mi and
Mrs. John r. Duncan, of Rich
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith
OF Gainesville, and Mr. and Mrs
j M. Barker and family.
4 Sunday dinner guests in the
home Of Mrs Lucy Duncan were
Mr.. ard Mrs. John r. Duncan. o!
Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Smith, Of Gainesville. and Mr.
and Mrs. j. NJ. Barker ana family
Sunday dinner guests in The
home of Mr.. and Mrs w II Dun
can were Mr.. and Mrs. r. p
Weber and small son, Of Rich
mond. and Tucker Harrison, U. S
c. G.. stationed near Grimstead
Fl. F. Cooke was a business visi-
tor in Farmville, last Saturday
Mrs. Clifford Shaw and Mrs
Elsie Weber and son, of Richmond
visited relatives in this commu.
nifty, Tuesday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
Late LurIsriUe Ne,rs

daughters. Of Richmond are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Spencer
Nh. and Mrs Frank Johns and
family visited Dr. and Mrs Edear
Johnson recently
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Marks
were Farmvine visitors Fuda'
and Saturday Of last, week
Return Home
Mrs Alfred Harris and infant
son returned home from the
Southside Community Hospital
Wednesday, Both mother and
baby are doing nicely.
Mrs. O. NJ. Boiling returned
home Monday after attending the
funeral of her l9-year-old aunt
in Florence, S G.
Yancey Bailey and the Emmett
DunkumS visited Mr. and Ms
Walter Marks. last week
Miss Anne Charlton. Of Rich
mond visited Miss France Gar
nett recently.
Attend Service
MI and Mrs. Emmett Dunkur
attended service at ST. Paul'S
Episcopal Church III Richmond
Wednesday. to hear the Rev
Charles Bradley Chuck Temple
ton
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Robinson. 81
Roanoke, visited Mrs Reeves
phaup, last week end
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Dunkum
visited Mrs Cora c Dunkum
Sunday afternoon
Dr. and Mrs Johnson and IN
man visited the Yanccy Baileys
Sunday,
Yancey Bailey ana Willie Bailey
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
Sheppards

Billy Grrg. Of Emory and
Henry College spent the week
end in the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Hutchines and Mrs. l. D, Forbes
Sunday visitors in the home were
Miss Rice, Of Farmville and Miss
Barringer, of Charlotte c. H.. also
Mr. and Mrs, Tyler Goodwin and
children. of Scottsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Jones
and Mark and Jane went to Roa-
noke. Sunday, to visit Mrs Jones'
parents. Mr. and Mrs George
Shipplett. Mr.. Jones returned
Monday. Mrs, Jones and children
will stop until Wednesday. We are
glad to hear that Mr.. Shipplett
is better from recent illness.
Dinner Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Richard
son and son. Eugene. Jr,. Of
| Lynchburg. were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul d. Jones. Sum
7 day
j Miss Florence Jones and Mr..
and Mrs. P. Monroe Jones called
on Mrs. Baldridge. Mrs. Harvey
and Mrs. Finch. Sunday after
noon They also visited Mr.. and
| Mrs. John Garnett in Farmvil,e
The Ciarnetts accompanied them
TO the ThaXton Nursing Home TO
see Miss Lila DuVal
SUNDAY Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Jones and
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Elcan
called toVsee the George Elcans.
Sunday afternoon.
i Among those attending the Bar
ter Theatre play. The Virginian. =
in Jarman Hall from this commu-
nifty. Friday night. were Mr.. and
Mrs p. Monroe Jones, Mrs. Paul
| D. Jones and Miss Florence Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Firebaugh
and daughter Of Trenton. N. j.,
spent the week end at Peaceful
Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Jones were
dinner guests at the annual BAN
quet Of the KeySvllle American
Legion Thursday night
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27

sick there y
The Mt. Zion Home Demonstra-
ton Club VIII meet with Mrs.
Richard Bryant on Thursday.
March s. at 2 p. m. Those interest,"
ed in this club are cordially in
vited to attend
Richard Bryant and his mother
spent Sunday in the home Of MIR.
and Mrs Lewis Snoddy, who
celebrated the 18th birthday of
Lewis and Robert Snoddy. twin
brothers.
T-Sgt. and Mrs. Ray Bryant. of
Camp LeJuene. N c., and his
father, Arthur Bryant. OF Mt.
Tabor, visited in the r. L. Bryant
h 0 m e. Sunday morning Sgt
Bryant expects to be sent overseas
soon
Richard Bryant Jr, is being
sent from Illinois to Kansas soon
| Mrs. Willie Tatum is spending
some time in Richmond, visiting
her sister. Mrs John Melton.
Guests in the NJ K Davis home
last week were Harry Mann. anG
MI. and Mrs. Aubrey Tatum and
children. Mac Holman, of Bremo
Mrs. Richard Bryant, Robert Ear
Bryant, and Misses Mary anC
Louise Anderson
Mrs VIII L.lewellyn and Mrs
w. r. ChildresS and others Of then
family went 10 Richmond Sunday
to see William Davis. who has
gotten home from the hospital.