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Evening star., 1953-09-13
LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA
1O1a-Acre Country Place

Bluemont Zo92 or kE. S-4342
LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA.
101a-Acre Country Place
For years purchasers have wanted
small estates between washington
and Leesburg in Loudoun County,
which Is renowned for its charming,
hospitable people. its fertile. soil,
sound local government and low
taxes.
we f,l, nov nov ntY1 have Just the property to
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
New two-level brick home. First floor,
living room. dining ell. tiled full
bath with. shower, three bedrooms
with closets. kitchen equipped with
bage disposal and dishwasher. Three
large picture windows, coat closet
and open fireplace in living room.
Lower level is full size of home with
a large, roughed-in recreation room
place, one-half bath, laundry, util-
ity room and room for large bed
room with two outside windows and
room for small bar or serving room
of recreation room Oil furnace.
electricity, telephone. mail delivery
and school bus.
LOCATION
% miles of Washington in beautiful
Broad Run Farms development over
looking Potomac Valley. Excellent
kindergarten school within dis
fnRcf na nd ID seas seHfe city oar eSsk oEsr 5000
acre. Purchaser gets access to rec
and Potomac River affording miles
Of water for swimming. boating and
fishing.
PRICE
S24. .000-Down payment. So. 500, with
balance monthly. VIII accept good
mortgage paper as down payment.
Have you really thought this through?
l. That thousands of people who pay
rent have nothing left at the end of
month MOI, lau. except c;I,s . rent receipt and
g That when your earning capacity
ceases c; and age overtakes YOU, you
rent will still be in vogue?
3. That wage or salary earners can
save only in small amounts. which
must be resular' to accomplish home
A. That Interest payments on a debt
for income tax purposes, while rent
payments are not.
5. That home ownership gives you
and your loved ones q far different
position with your associates and a
feeling Of security you can obtain
in no other way.
6. That, for the, same or less outlay
in splendor in the country, with in
teresting. and interested good ccun-
try neighbors. away from the con-
stant thought of what would happen
to the family in case Of A or H
bombing, and growing your own
poultry. meats and vegetables with
the comfortable assurance that each
month YOU get closer to full and
complete ownership Of your own
castle and with 1t the security OF
YOUR dreams.
NOTE
We have other larger and smaller
properties to sell on same general
terms,
LET US URGE YOU
Even though our selections may not
meet your needs, let US urge you to
buy home and start your program
that means security and independ
ence and better citizenship.
Open all day Sun. till dark. or call
or write for appointment. To reach:
Corner. take last right turn before
crossing Broad Run Bridge where
once Is located on Broad Run Lake
COLEMAN C. GORE Realtor Lees
burg, Va, phone 763-J-4. Robert
3. Young. Deyelopment, Herndon,
Va, phone e4-W-1.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

UNDER $eO.OOO--small downtown
brick BLDG. 2-story and basement
street. JOHN H. MILLER. JR. &
BRO, Realtors, MA. S-2557. -13
LOT, 9.O2S SO. FT., heavy const.
bldg, parking, central Arl., terms
ia. 5-6234, ia. S-5310. 14'
on 14th st. NV. Conn.
ave-, 18th and G SITS. NV. and Pa.
ave. NV. Call Mr.. Zirkle, PHIL
LIPS, CANBY & FULLER, INC.
ST. 3-2400, 1912 18th st. NV. Ia
SPECIAL BARGAIN. downtown, facing
ilge. Govt, bldg;--Lge. store, 2 rms.
n H. rear; 2.car bgick garage; 8 apis;
per yr. Priced to sell. Spectators
attention. Call Mr.. oDUM. RE.
NEAR WIS. AvE.-end commercial,
store; 11Dl,,,,!app approx, 20S70; Call MR..
as1s' r K: I. AVE. N.E.-vacantl lf lot,
1st commercial, 2Ox7S. S6,35O.
Excel. business area. r. G. DUNE,
no. 2-O70O; ewes. and Sunday, WO.
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$1,000 DOWN

OPEN TODAY ONLY. 1:3o TO
bedrms.. . baths, modernistic; 10
min. from Pentagon. Near schools,
5247 10th pl., So, Arl. Go out
Columbia Pike to Frederick ST., south
to 10th place.
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1928 SO. FT.
1000 18th ST

Ideal for nonprofit organization, doc
tors clinic or Office and home, 16
rooms, 31a baths, fireproof conStruc-
tion. Garage in rear. Asking S55,-
600. Down $4,000. Exclusive with
A. R. SEELYE. 1400 L st. NV. DI.
Evening star., 1953-09-13

AVE, opposite main
shopping center-1st commercial.
colesville .rd., nr. Burnt Mills--96,- =
2S5 50. It. Of which 35,4S5 are lst
commercial. These properties are
ready for development. Call JU.
Evening star., 1953-09-13

In &c. Washington. adjacent
to Pa. ave-, we have. . 3-story
4d6 4s66o sSnstIsstiHas sa H. e. spac. St ADDsST DDsS:
for ofices, light manufacturing.
display purposes, etc.: parking
facilities available for 100
cars. A very reasonable rental
arrangement can be made with
responsible tenants.
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SILVER SPRING

New 6-unit detached brick apis.
Rented; $6.95O yrly.. income. Excel.
location to theater, shopping, trans
portation. CoFFMAN REALTY Co.
937 Pershing dr., JU. 9-4123. Sun.
ord avaS III R-67OR Ia
Evening star., 1953-09-13
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
LOCATION

Broad Rnn Farms development over
looking Potomac Valley. Excellent
kindergarten school within q dis
tance of three city blocks. Adjoin-
ing land selling for over $4,000 per
acre. Purchaser gets access to rec
reation area on Broad Run Creek
and Potomac River affording miles
Of water for swimming. boating and
fishing,
Evening star., 1953-09-13

7142 MARLBORO PIKE-Rent or
Expanding @ S: community. n f IT, % s-5Sfi' fSSl
Evening star., 1953-09-13

14th AND VERMONT AVE. NV
Suitable for Offices. store or studio;
approx. 10000 50. #. Reasonable
rent. THACKER REALTY, ST.
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Episcopal Dinner
Aids BuiIdinu Fund

A roast beef dinner will be
held in Christ Episcopal Church
$40 G street Sc, from 4:3O to
z pm. tomorrow.
Proceeds will go toward a
$4,000 restoration and renova :
tion fund for the historic church.
The dinner will cost $3.50 for
adults and IS cents for children.
Evening star., 1953-10-13
Two Hailed Into Court
As Numbers Operators

Two suspected numbers op-
orators were arrested yesterday
by Washington police and were
scheduled to appear in court
today.
Leon Tilley, 80, Of the $500
block of Forty-fourth avenue,
Hyattsville, was arrested in an
apartment in the first block of
Eighteenth street Sc, accord
ing to Capt. John B. Layton,
of the gambling squad. He was
charged with operating a lot
terry.
Capt. Layton said police found
$400, an adding machine and
numbers slips in the apartment.
In the second case, Walter
W. Ferguson, 80, colored, of
the 1400 block of G street NE,
was arrested in the first block
of M street Sc. Capt. Layton
said he had numbers slips in
his possession.
Ferguson also was charged
with operating a lottery.
Evening star., 1953-10-13
Foundation Approves
S26.5 Million in 81
For Polio Prevention

The Board of Trustees of the
National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis has approved
a $26.5 million program o1
polio prevention for 1854.
Basil O'Connor, president. said
today the new program will be
carried on in addition to the
organizations already function
ing programs of research, patient
aid and education.
Mr.. O'Connor said a point has
been reached in the fight against
polio, which permits definite
action in the field of prevention"
Plans are underway, Mr..
O'Connor said, for a widespread
field study before the next polio
season to determine the validity
of vaccine developed by scien-
fists with the aid of foundation
grants. The foundation will also
undertake the purchase of large
amounts of gamma globulin to
be used as a temporary polio
preventive in 1854.
To finance the polio preven-
ton program, the board of
trustees decided that one-third
of funds raised through the
March of Dimes next January
will be forwarded to national
headquarters for the new method
Of attack.
Even If vaccine tests are
successful" Mr.. O'Connor said,
"this cannot be known before
the end of 1854, so there will be
no proven vaccine available
next year." He said gamma
globulin still will be the only
available protection against the
disease next year.
'Long-term protection can
only be won if the American
Evening star., 1953-10-13
Lost Bell Is Found
After 100 Years
BY the Associated Press

GOSHEN, N. Y.-The bell
which called members of St.
James Episcopal Church to wor-
ship in the first edif1ce $50
years ago is ringing again.
Trace of it was lost after the
parish built a new church build
ing 100 years ago. But Miss
Elizabeth Sharts, town historian,
located it-lying unused in the
bell tower of the village fire.
house, where it served for a
time as a fire alarm.
Evening star., 1953-10-13

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1953-10-13
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT
Beacon Wax Wins New Honors
New Longer Lasting Floor Clean
Is Most Amazingly Successful

Today's style Of having bright
cleaning floor as the mark of a
good housekeeper is no longer
problem, thanks to the amazingly
new long g-gleaming Beacon Wax.
Scuff marks that use to mess-up
the floors, are now a thing of the
Evening star., 1953-10-13

past due to this new miracle of
science that has become one of
the worlds biggest selling floor
wakes. It's amazing gleam out
shines and outlasts ordinary
wakes to such an extent that it
makes Beacon the best wax buy!
Evening star., 1953-10-13
Action Against Westerns

To help keep 10000 children of
Dortmund, Germany. away from
Western" films, the city's mu-
nicipal theaters have included
juvenile and fairytale plays, with
child participation, in their 1953-
81 season plans.
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Record South Africo Crop

An all-time record maize crop
Of 32.30O,00O bags, worth over
$140 million to mealie farmers
and a $168 million wool season
are. expected to make South AZ
RIGA prosperous in 1853, Bloem-
fontein reports.
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people appreciate the crucial
nature Of the period just ahead
and provide the funds in Janu-
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Points for Purents-sy Esy,h. 7heme. we'lee.
Being unable deny anything may signify weak
Srnfhpr thnnI I0De

Grandmother-We can't buy
any candy today. Mother asked
us not to because you've had
too many sweets lately.
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Virginia:
In the Circuit Court OF Prince Ed
ward County, February 10, 1858.
Evelyn Newsome. Complainant,
" In Chancery
Fl. j. Newsome. Defendant.
Order of Publication
The object of this suit IS to OBJ
tain a divorce from bed and board
for the complainant from the
defe, liant on the ground Of w.lful
desertion. and after one year has
elapsed from the date Of said
desertion to have the same merg-
ed into n decree of divorce from
the bond of matrimony.
An affidavit having been made
and filed. accordins to law. stat
ing that the said II. j. Nevsome is
not a resident Of the State of VII
GINA, it is ordered that he do APP
pear within ten days after due
publication of this order and do
what may be necessary to protect
his interest in this suit.
Horace Adams, Clerk
j. F. Lewis, D. q. 2-20-1t
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LEGAL NOTICE

PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY
Noice is hereby given that the
Resident Highway Engineer will
meet with the Board of Super
ylsors of Prince Edward County at
the regular meeting TO be held on
the End day of April. 1858. at the
Court House of saic County then
and there to discuss with the
Board and citizens present plans
and proposals for the construction
and reconstruction. maintenance
and improvement OF the roads
and bridges in the Secondary
System of Prince Edward County.
Horace Adams. Clerk of Board
3-l3-2t F
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Virginia:
In the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward County. March S, 1853.
Lille Taylor Jeffress. Complain
ant,
v. Order of Publication
in Chancery
Nelson Jeffress. Defendant.
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain GREECE IRON, the bond of
matrimony for the complainant
from the defendant OH the
grounds of desel ion.
An affidavit has:,i2 been ma ,e
and filed. according to law. stat
ing that the said Nelson Jeffress
is n nonresident of !ne State of
Virginia, IL is orGt. ed that he do
appear within ten days after due
publication Of this OF der and do
what may be necessary to protec,
his interest in this SUIT.
Horace Adams, Clerk
Annie Moring Fallwell. p. q.
3-13-4t
There are 5000 feet in a sea
mile
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Iocated In Cumberland County.


virginia
Rv virtue d authority vested III
The undersigned Special Commits
sioner by the decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Cumberland County,
Virginia entered on the 9th day
If March. 1858. in The Chancery
cause Of the County Of Cumber-
land VS. w. VI. French. Sheriff OF
Cumberland County ana as such
Administrator Of Estate OF MISS
Sarah w. Gahnett. ct ais. l VIII
offer for sale at public auction III
front of the Court House at Cum
berland, Virginia,
ON WEDNESDAY, ArR1L l, 1898
AT 10 O'Clock A. M.
the following described real
estate, to-wit:
All of that certain tract or par
Gel of land located IN the Ran
dolph Magisterial District OF the
County of Cumberland, Virginia
containing "a acres. more or less,
and is the same land conveyed
the said Sarah w. Garnett by
deed dated July 10. 1912. record
ed in the Clerks Office OF Cum
berland County. Va, IN Deeo
Book SO at Page 122, and known
as Lot No. 3 Of a pat known as
the division of the Sarah w.
Garnett property, recorded III
aforesaid Clerks Office.
TERMS: CASH
WILLIAM c, CARTER
Special Commissioner
M. E. Blanton, Auctioneer 3-l3-3f
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-13

Lots
The Building Season is Here.
Select your lot below-Town.
Suburban, Country.
6 lots-each so X 300 on wooded
level land. Old Cumberland
Road within site of town. S700
each.
3 lots-each rs X 200 in Rolling
Pine Tree lana. One block off
Va. st. on Putney Street Ex-
tended in Venable Sub-Divi-
sion. 5000 each.
! lot-100 X 200 corner right in
front of Longwood Estate Drive
on Persimmon Tree Fork
Road. Drive out and see for
yourself the new homes now
being built there. $1,000.
2 lots-each IS lao on Fay
cite Street across from Noel
and Spreye residences. The
front rs #. depth of these lots
recently filled in. No excavat-
ing needed for back part of
basement. $4,000 each.
! Parcel-Fronting 223 on High
Extended 1868 frontage on
Wilson Street ttle back
boundary that Isl with side
lines 260 and 1925 respec-
lively adjacent to Willie
Carriers west line and Fay
cite st Get when extended.
containing almost an acre of
land. Normally a city lot 100
X l40 contains approx. lf3
acre. This parcel can be di-
vided i:.to or 3 well proper
tiored lots with ample 'front.'
age using II gh Street or Fay
cite Street facing Buffalo
River in the West. The price
of $4,000 for the entire parcel
is not eXhorbitant il 2 or more
lots are utilized in COMPARE
son with current land prices.
Here you have both town
and country atmosphere.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-13
AUCTION SALES

COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE REAA ESTATE
Located In Cumberland County,
Virginia
BY virtue Of authority vested IN
the undersigned Special Commits
/ sioner by The decree OF The Circuit
/ Court OF the County OF CumpeF-
land State bf Virginia. entered
on the 9th day OF March, 1855.
/ in the Chahcery Cause OF the
County of Cumberland VS. w. ".
French. Sheriff OF Cumberland
County and as such Adnllnistra-
tor of Estate of Leonard Duncan,
ct ais. I will differ fol sale at pup
lie auction irl front Of the Court
House at Cumberland. Va.
ON WEDNESDAY. AFEIL /, 1858
AT 10 O'clock A, M.
the following described real
estate. to-Wlt F.
All that certain hact or parcel
Of land located III Cumberland
County. virginia, conlalhlng 900
acres. more OF less, situate in the
Hamilton Maaisteriai Dlstfict. ao-
.ioing the lands of kIrlley. Dun
can and SnoHdy and being the
same land decreed Leonard Dun
can by decree entered the l1th
day of September. lt17, which
was recorded in the aforesaid
Clerks Office in Deed Book SIS at
Paee 238, and is more particularly
described as Lot No. B on certain
plat recorded in Deed Book SIS at
Pages 900 and 29l-
TERMS: CASH
WILLIAM C. CARTER
Special Commissioner
II. E. Blantonl Auctloneer 3-l3-3F
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IN MEMORIAM

LIN MEMOnlAM
.~~~>>~>~~>~~>
TRENT in memory Of our
grandmother. Eliza S. Trent. who
passed away five years ago today
March IA, 1913.
Memories are treasures no one
can steal.
Death leaves a heartache no one
can heal;
Some have forgotten you. now
that you are gone
But we will love and remember
you always
But still the empty chair reminds
us
OF the face and the smile of the
one who once sat there.
Granddaughters, Mary, Helen.
Adell and Frances. 3-13-1p
TRENT-M sad but loving men,
DRY of my dear motne1, Eliza S.
Trent, who died five years ago
March IA, 1913.
Five sad years have passed.
Another sun has set,
But still we love and long for you
And never shall forgat
l have missed you every moment
Since the day you went away
And l hope we'll meet in heaven
Where our tears are wiped away.
Daughter. Mrs. Robert Wright
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H'm in a hurry to see Land0n
&c. Atkins, Realf0r about
SELLING or TRADING my
house"

Lots in the Davidson sub division,
water and sewage.
r sidence, 8 rooms. baths. in
Victoria. Near school and churches.
Double garage. $4,000.
Residence, 10 rooms. 3 baths. in
Burkeville. Beauty parlor business
and equipment can be purchased
with this home. Good investment
property. House alone. $4,500.
With beauty parlor equipment
$500.
Farm, near Blackstone, $50 acres,
l25 cleared. balance good young
pine and oak timber. Beautiful
8 room house. bath. Fenced and
watered. On paved road. $4,000.
Dwelling, 5 rooms. bath. electric
hot water heater, on edge OF
Farmville. Only $500.
Dwelling with S acres on Cumber-
land Rd. Z miles out. Four rooms
and full basement. Electric water
system and bath. Several out
buildings. Only $4,000.
Lots, several nice lots in and
around Farmville.
Farms. % good farms. large and
small. located in Prince Edward
Cumberland, Appomattox. Amelia,
Charlotte and Buckingham coun-
ties
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Houses
These tro Just listed at
bargain prices.

wv ONssss PstNNCs
bedrooms. bath. combination
dining room and kitchen.
Asbestos shingles, built on
approx. l acre Of land with
2 car metal garage and fer
tile garden spot. Includes
Electric Hot Water Heater.
Wired for electric stove. Com
fortably heated by oil circu-
lator. Water from neighbor-
ing source cleo. pump for
$3.50 month will be i,lcorpo-
rated in deed. Small home but
priced for only $425O with
$l750 cash and balance of
$500 First Trust to be APP
piled TOR. or else assume pre-
sent mortgage of $1976.92
interest now paid till March
70. Now rented for $40
month, but can gain quick
possession by 1st OF April.
About l mile from tnwn and a
short distance from Harnn-
den-Sydney Road-Rt. Is.
Buy this for your home or else
an investment for rental.
bedrooms, bath, etc. frame
house built IN 1916 in Jack
son Heights. Water $3.50
month, sewer $500 year. Oil
circulator and Electric Hot
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Scuthsid lie Livestock
Market. Inc.
FarmvilIe, Va.
FarmvilIe, Va.

II paws to sall your livestock at
the Southside Livestock Auction
A review Of our sale Saturday
March 7. 1858
Hogs. topping at ........-.. S2o'zo PCT
hundred
Light Hogs, from $3.50 to $3.50
per hundred
Sous from SI5.25 to S17.i0
Der hundred
Pigs by Head, from $40 to sl2-5o
Veal Calves, topping at - SS5-oe
per hundred
vo,,ow COWS from S11.00 to $500
Der hundred
p,,,,s from $500 to SILL
per hundred
Cattle, BY Head from $1,000 to
| $1,000 per hundred
Eaby Calves, BY EIead. from $500
10 s2s.9e
Hcavy Hens, S24.I0 per hUr 1red
AUCTION SALE
EVERY SATURDAY
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HELP WANTED

MAN or woman between ages IS
and SIS, honest ana willing to
work. II p. m. to Toe a. m. Reply
Box Box &C" co Faimville Her.
sid. 2-24-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-13

1t would require $4,000 barges,
tied end to end and stretching
1000 miles, TO carry all the coal
that moved by barge on the Ohio
River last year.
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REAL ESTATE
= REAL ESTATE l|sT|Nes

Water Heater with the sale.
Owner now living up State,
occupancy Immediately. Re-
duced recently to $500. Ex-
cellent financing. Possible to
assume CT AZ loan of $4487
payable 1888 month or re-
finance for a larger Trust
over Is years with $3.50
cash. This property should be
bought right away and stop
paying rent.
Acreage for Small Estates
or Sub-diU.siOn into
building Lots.
II 1/3 acres fronting 600 TT. on
Persimmon Tree Fork Road
within site of Wiley Morris
store The back portion is
wooded and has a perpetual
outlet to Webb's private Road
thence 20 the State Road
$4,000.
10 acres of Edgewood Estate
within site of Longwood
House. Already sub-divided
into 20 lots-1O0 X 300 each.
This is the spot for a build
ing development. Single lots
are not being offered here
with but the owner might
consider acre parcels. $4,000.
Terms.
6l2 acres fronting 727 #. on
Ri. $50 Just East of Cedar
brook Tavern across the road.
$4,000 with only $500 cash. re-
quired and the balance spread
over a period of years with no
interest. Also 200 #. frontage
same vicinity for $3.50 cash.
Commercial Property
Valuable Corner fronting 100
IT. on E. Bird S.. RI 46O) X
10 It. on Vaughan Street next
to Vepco Warehouse. % x 80
concrete block blu lding equip
ped for restaurant and gas
tanks for filling stati, n. SIS
900. 400 cash. Balance terms.
210 TT. frontage on Rt. AGO by
depth approx. 500 #. back to
PA IT. frontage on Longwood
Ave. and right at the main
entrance gate Of the Estate,
containing approx. l/2 acres
on which is situated IA
rom house and Ii room
cabin. each with bath. This
entire layout for only $1O.5OO
with only $4,000 cash and the
balance payable $500 monthly
with no interest The owner
will sell off separately the
Longwood Ave. frontage
Qand only for $4,000 at
terms to suit the buyer. Also
will sell off separately the
Rt. 400 frontage inclusive of
the 2 buildings for $4,000 with
easy terms.
2 parcels-each 300 TT. 'front.'
age on Rt. $50 and Rt. is
this is the west approach to
town in site of Dowdy's
Corner. One on the north side
and the other on south side
OF the highway each contain
ing approx. ? acres of land.
This is the only land / know
of that can be bought along
this well travelled highway.
Excellent for tourist court
with some grading. $3.50 and
$500 with 400 cash and bal
ance easy terms.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
CUMBERLAND COUNTY - No.
tlce is hereby given that a repre-
sentative of the STATE Highway
department will meet with the
Board of Supervisors of Cumber-
land County at their regular
meeting on Friday. April 3rd
1858, at 1000 o'clock A. NJ, in
the Clerks Office at Cumberland.
Virginia, to discuss and advise
with the said Board of Super
vlscrs and all interested citizens.
plans and proposals fcl the main
! tenance and improvement of all
secondary roads in Cumberland
County. All persons interested
should appear at &c TIME and
place stated apoye
r. H. Blanton, Clerk
Boa:d OF Supert.soIs
Cumberland County. 1892 F
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WANTED
ICE-sKATE PARTY AT 50

Akron. Ohio-Mrs. Sadie Woods
tried e-skating for the first time
when she was 68. Apparently. it
agreed with her because she re-
Gently celebrated her eightieth
birthday with skating party at
Clevand arena.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-13

MAN for work on rocltry farm
anG hatchery. good position for
capable and reliable parry. House
furnished. Apply in person. Willie
Welchlin. r. l. FaImville. Va.
1885 r