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Evening star., 1953-01-19
SERVICE CT.ERK

STATISTICAL CLERK
For. medical research. in national
scientific organization. 6-months
appointment. College training in
mathematics or statistics, or at least
2 years experience as computing OF
coding clerk. Excellent working CON
ditionS. S24750 per month. Give
complete details of training and ex-
perience. Box 241-V. Star. -19
STENOGRAPHER, for national asso-
citation. Perm. position. Must know
hr. week; excel. opportunity for be.
ginner. Pleasant working condi.
tions. paid vacation and sick leave
free insurance benefits. Good chance
for advancement. Cali MRS. BRAY,
DE. 2-9300. 9:15 to s pm. -19
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STENOGRAPHER

STENOGRAPHER .
helpful but not necessary,
permanent position. 5-day,| 4O-horir
week. pleasant working conditions,
liberal discount on purchasesn irisur-
ance and Disqualification plan. re-
tlrement plan. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORES, employment office,
Temporary
Q-2 months) or part-time; accuracy
essential: good pay and working con-
ditionS, MA. S-SR24. Call Mon "a
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TELEVISION
SUPER SAVINGS
LATEST MODELS

Open evenings. IA. 7-7722
American Service Center
585 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl., Va.
TYPEWRITERS - Royal Remington,
Underwood. L. c. Smith, S25 and
up all In good working order Rem
tails repairs, all makes CENTRAL
TYPEWRITER co 2019 l4th st.
nv Hu; 3.5121
brand-new. for 81. AID. 2-5252,
rYPEwRTrERs sr Fl s'w " portables nW 1nnew,:
free home dem. 81 wk. Let George
Do It." Elk. 3-1424. Eve.-Sun.. LU.
rYPfWRiTERs. sddins mach check
writer's duplicators: sales serv. and
rentals; bought and sold. Ma. 6-7824.
TYPEWRITER SALE
Closing out 25 Underwood and REM
ington typewriters. $50 each. Orig:
inally sold new S22950. We need
space: Here's terrific value.
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER CO. 2O10
14th st. nv. HU. 3-5l21. 10
VIOLIN CELLO, good cond.: $75.
CcI LU 1-2S71 in evenings after
VIOLIN, Klox and bow. fine quality
tone; best cond.. SIS. Ii. 6-239S.
WASHER, Thor. wringer type, GOOD
cond.,. $50 or best ofier. 10.
5-4370, 12413 Flack st.. 9. g.. Nd.
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OFFICE FTJRNITURE

VA 4AG oAS4N4 O4tG
DESKS, CHAIRS, TABLES, BOOK
CASES. FILE CABINETS. NEW AND
BANKS. INSURANCE AND LARGE
INDUSTRIAL FIRMS: PRICED AT
SAVINGS UP TO 50et; FREE DE-
LIVERY AND PARKING.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO
500 New York Ave. NV.
ORGANS, several used reed, $50 up.
Also 2 used Hammonds. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO., 110S g st. NV. DI.
7-S464. --23
ORGANS. Baldwin, Minshell electronfc
Estey reed organ. Wide selection 81
models suitable for church, chapel
studio and home use. Special dem-
onstrations and surveys cheerfully
made without obligation.
HUGO WORCH
o25 q et. NV. Ma. S-241l
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HELP WoAEN tcons.,
CASHIER

Experienced for ladies, ready to
Apply KOPY KAT, 713 H st. NE.
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GENERAL CONTRACTOR-Remodel-
ing, concrete. bricks. carpentry, plas-
tering. recr. rm., painting. No job
too large. too small. Call any time.
GENERAL RAi REPAiRsH1I-Paintine. EfA iRs1IPP -Ii BIAS.
tering, carpenter work. roof paint
ing, repairing. No lob too small.
pRINTZ. IL 4.1kI1
Evening star., 1953-12-22
Swiss Elect President;
Il Takes 10 Minutes
By the Associated Press

BERN Switzerland. Dec. 22.=-
The Swiss Parliament elected
Rodolphe Rubattel to the ma
tons presidency today in just
over 10 minutes. AS vice preSi-
dent for the past year, he was
by tradition in line for the post.
Parliament's two houses voted
1854 on the first ballot for Mr..
Rubattel, 81, and a former news
paper editor.
Joseph Escheer, minister of
post Office and communications,
was elected vice president and
thus first in line for the presi-
dency in 1855.
Mr.. Rubattel has been min
lister for economic affairs since
1947. He succeeds Phillip Etter
as President for a one-year term.
Mr.. Rubattels name became a
part of Swiss popular idiom
when he recommended that the
nation get rid of its white wine
surplus by mixing it with an
equal part of the more popular
red wine. His suggestion was
not generally adopted and the
concoction became known as
"Rubateller wine"-a short-lived
vintage.
Evening star., 1953-12-22
Grover WhaIen 10 Lose
Job as New York Greeter
BY the As.oeiated Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-May-
or-elect Robert F.. Wagner, jr.,
last night confirmed reports he
would drop Grover A. Whalen
after 35 years as official city
greeter and name Richard G..
Patterson, jr, to the job.
Mr.. Wagner's announcement
that Mr.. Patterson would sue
ceed Mr.. Whalen as chairman of
the Mayors Reception Commit
tee contained a tribute to Mr..
Whalen's long service in the
post. The job is unsalaried.
Mr.. Whalen has headed the
Reception Committee since it was
formed in 1918, officiating at all
city welcomes for important vis-
itors, as well as such events as
the Worlds Fair. S
Mr.. Patterson, a native of
Omaha, Nebr., served as Ambas-
sador to Yugoslavia and Guate-
mala, and was minister to Switz-
erland until last June.
Evening star., 1953-12-22
II House Members !.
Back Eisenhower's
Legislative Program.
By Joseph A. Fox

A group of IL Republican
House members today told sPresi-
dent Eisenhower they. would sup
port his legislative program and
expressed the conviction that
this course is the key to victory
in next years congressional elec-
tions.
Representing what Represent
ative Scott of Pennsylvania de-
scribed as the rank and file of
G. o. p. House members. the
group told the President they
would work closely with the
newly organized National Citi-
zens-for- Eisenhower Congress
sional Committee.
Gets Sampling of Opinion.
Mr.. Scott, a former Republi-
can national chairman who or
ganized today's session., said he
thought it was important for
Gen. Eisenhower to get a SAM
pling of congressional opinion
and that the House members
were chosen from II States with
this end in view.
In addition to Mr.. Scott, those
who conferred with the Presi-
dent for nearly two hours in
cluded Representatives Broyhill
of Virginia, Devereux of Mary
land. Warburton of Delaware,
Tollefson of Washington, FIRE.
linguyson of New Jersey, Neal
of West Virginia, Javits of New
York, Robsion of Kentucky,
Wainwright of New York, Ma
rino of Connecticut. and Lips
comb of California.
Mr.. Lipscomb was the victor
in the recent oath district race
in California which attracted
Nationwide attention.
Say 1t Will Bring Victory.
"We strongly agree with the
President that a progressive, dy-
manic program enhancing the
welfare of the people of our
country is what the people
want" the Congressman said in
a statement. 1--WE are convinced
that the Republicans will win in
1854 through the enactment of
such a program. We came out
of our meeting convinced that
the administration program of
the President and Congress will
be wise, progressive and for
ward looking and will stress hui
manitarian approaches to the
solution of public problems.
"On that kind of program a
Republican Congress can get
elected"
Mr.. Scott said the question of
the Presidents taking an active
part in the campaign was not
raised. He expressed the opinion
the "best campaign" the Repub-
licans could conduct would be to
support the Presidents program
and make it effective.
Evening star., 1953-12-22
Jet Has 2h Times
Power of Old Bomber

INDIANAPOLIS. "A recently
developed turbojet aircraft en-
gine is said to be 21a times as
powerful as the combined four
engines Of a World War II Amer
lican heavy bomber.
Its weight, however, is less
than that Of only one engine
and propeller Of the older bonn
her.
Evening star., 1953-12-22
Essen Bounces Back

ESSEN, Germany.-The pop
ulation of Essen, center of Ger
many's great industrial Ruhr
district, has climbed back to
nearly its prewar level. The city
now has $4,000 inhabitants,
only 2 per cent less than in 1899.
Evening star., 1953-08-27
TAKoMA-LANGLEY PARK AREA
Powder Rm., 3 BedrmS., Den
ARE YOU ITCHING?

tGI CONTRACT INVITED
To find really nice detached ap-
nial-type home, on a quiet street.
convenient to shopping, transp..
public and parochial schools; Lang
ley Park shopping center "a mile.
A home that contains most of the
features you have yearned for. Liv-
overlooking deep. level fenced lot.
1st-h. y bath and knotty-pine pan
eled den; upstairs, = bedrooms and
modern. tile bath; full bsmt. with
lot-level entrance. Now the good
news, only Sl795O with modest
5-419O for inspection and detail.
W. BERENS SALES, INC.
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COLLEGE PARK

cusToM-BUILT BRICK RAMBLER.
NR. MD. UNIV. THREE MASTER
RM.. EQUIP. KIT, FULL BsMT..
RECR. RIM, 2 FIREPLS.. OIL HEAT.
2-CAR GAR, PATIO. BARBECUE
PIT. LANDSCAPED LOT. 29,500,
TERMS. EYES, CENTRAL S-4961.
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR. HE.
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1 EMFLE HILL
BRICK RAMRIERS

Open It'll dark every evening.
sep. din. rm.. mod. equip. kit. 8
bedrmS.; full bSmt.; lot 100x200;
city water; bus service. New grade
school being built nearby. Priced
only S16.250. 20-yT. financing ar
ranged. To see this home go out
Branch ave. to st. Barnabas I'd.
right l mile TO Temple rd., follow
exhibit sign. Call 10. 9-9110; ewes
LU. 4-4454, PUFFENBERGEP &
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Hampshire Knolls, $4,000

This attractive brick rambler is close
TO the D. c. line, Just . blks. from
New Hampshire ave. Contains lge.
liv. rm., extra-size kit, lovely
hedrms; stairs to expansible attic;
fun drv bSmt.; lge. fenced yd.; walk
to schools and bus. Call now
GEORGE w. BAUSERMAN
JU. $3.50
Evenings. RA, 3-5SS3 or JU. 9-4666
Evening star., 1953-08-27
DOYOU?

Need a basement apt. for your moth
er-in-law, plus bedrms.? Near
shopping center, schools and bus; J.
Minis downtown. Full price only
S12,950. Call UN. 4-1l43.
Evening star., 1953-08-27

COLORED--22nd AND L ST. NV
2-story brick bldg consisting of
store. 8 rms. / y baths, full bsmt..
oil heat. Ideal for most any type
business. S160. H. T. RANDOLPH,
RE. 7-07Sl or Ii. 4-7265. 80
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d REnROOMS

$1,000 DOWN
Comfortable Cape Cod. close to all
convenienceS; . bedrms. down and
. up; full bsmt.. gas heat; big
nicely 3ouip. kit; reasonable monthly
terms
VIM. r. HUGHES
Ap S11OO till q nm
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1901 Conn. Ave. NV. DI. 7-310O.
Evening star., 1953-08-27
SEAT PLEASANT

Eine-rm. frame house: 4 bedrms.,
large garage, chicken house; lot
S0x160; front porch; 1900 down;
terms. Call for appt., Mr.. Allen.
10. a-9l10; ewes. 10. S-2252.
Puffenberger & Moore
Evening star., 1953-08-27
312 ACRES

$3.50 DOWN
Darling little cottage on main hwy,
close 10 p. G. CITY. line: eXpansible-
type house fun bsmt Only $3.50.
VIM. r. HUGHES, AP. 7-1400
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TARA
VIENNA-S15-950

A very spacious rambler ON la-acre
corner lot, Living dining area 26 by
"A, firepl., deliEhtful tiled kit. IA bv
q, glass incl. Sunroom. 1Sxl2, 2
bedrms. 14x14, tiled bath. partial
bsmt., oil heat. garage; immed. poss
LUCILLE COOK, Exclusive, JE. q
3272, JE. 2-x664.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

Investment and commercial property
Cash clients available. Phone Mr.
Farr, THOS. J. FISHER g. CO, INC
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6S30. -3(
Evening star., 1953-08-27
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
2-ApT DWETIJNG

Mt. Rainier-First showing: corner
property. Oil h.-w.h.. garage, base
ment, attic, storm windows; excel
lent location for schools, stores
and tranSp.: 1880. j. EVERETT
ROBERTSON. WA. 7-1232 and WA.
Evening star., 1953-08-27
ALEXANDRIA

-bedrm. brk., row home in excel.
cond., fenced yard and full bsmt.,
priced at S1O.750. Low down paw
ment. Cali OV. 3-2615. Ewes, oV.
3-305R.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1953-08-27
HTTJCREST HETGHTS

Brsnd-new. semidetached; 3 bedrms.
fireplace. front porch. elec. kitchen
$500 down, S110 mo. Move in
in 10 days. Trade in your city
house now. Come to 5S0S 25th
RFA1TY 90 II Anhn OR
Evening star., 1953-08-27
Country Home With 7 Acres

ENTERPRISE RID. MI. so. RTE. so.
S1X-RM MASONRY CAPE COD, 3
BEDRMS.. 1898 LIV. RM. WITH
FIREPL.. EQUIP. KIT, FULL BSMT.,
Y BATHS, OIL A.-C. HEAT. S23,-
600, TERMS. EYES. CENTRAL
S-496I W. w. LEWIS, REALTOR.
HE 4-350O IS
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4 BEDRMS S13 $50
VETERAN-S7OO DOWN

equip. kit. :! bedrms. and bath. eX-
pansible attic, full bsmt with bath
and toilet: lge,. level lot: loc
in Capitol Heights. Price. S13,450;
monthly, SS4 incl. tax. Call Mr. Nc
einiss. MA. $4,000; ewes, TU.
2-23SS. F. w. BERENS SALES. INC.
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CORNER

EASTPINES; EASY TERMS
Pive rms. Semifinished expansible
attic; radiant gas h.-wh.: screened
porch: all in excellent condition and
situated on most attractive lot in
subdivision. Fairly priced Call Mr..
Clarke. with FREDERICK REAL
ESTATE, JU. $3.50 or RE. 7-2461
Evening star., 1953-08-27
CT RAMBLERS

ST. 500 DOWN
Modernistic 3-bedrm.. brick front
Tsmblers, each with big bright bsmt,,
family-size kit. delightful dining
area, exceptional Wall-space liv. rrn,.
ceramic tile bath. Remarkable value
at Sl3,250.
WM. r. HUGHES. AP. 7-140O
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15
Visit In Sapphire Country
Told Bv Pastor ON Mission

ment commemorative his bravery
and spotleSs character As We des-
cended The Mountain toward the
monument, | was told to pick up
a rock. for it was customary for
visitors to deposit rock on his
this. but after reading the epitaph
on the monument written by his
former enemies | decided | did
net want 10 put A rock on his
grave. but rather | lelt heavy
hearted that such fine young
leader had come TO such an an
timely end ! thought OF my own
son, w X Jr. who died on the
battlefield of Germany III 1914
and how cut OF keeping With
Christian chivalry such a practice
would be There was, however an
immense pile Of rocks on his crave.
Friday, my friends took me- iOr
a hasty trip to Lake Lure ana
Chimney Rock, 70 miles distant II
was beautiful ride, and l enjoy
ed every mile OF il, rolling COM
try, small towns, beautiful farms.
mountain COVes and valleys. over
hanging mountains reaching up as
If they would touch the sky / can
understand why they call this the
Sapphire Country the Skies are
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15
H2O Swimming Club
OF Longwo0d College
Elects New Officers

Miss Elizabeth Boswell Of
South Hill has been elected preSi-
dent Of the H20 CLUB LonRWOod
Colleges swimming club
Other officers include Miss Lois
Crutchfield. Of Hickory. secretary.
and Miss Lila DeS Portes. OF Rich
mond treasurer.
Newly elected members of the
E2O Club are the Misses Ann shy
der. from Winchester. Phyllis
Isaacs, from Lynchburg Joan
Ward. Of Norview, Dot Morris. Of
Hampton Joyce Jenkins, of Dixie.
Beth Kent, OF Richmond. and
Edith Frame. Of Qmnton
Others include the Misses Betty
Tyler, Of South Boston. Shirley
Roberts. Of ChriStiansburg, Hilda
EartiS, OF BaSSett, and Patsy
Hammer, Of Norton
Membership in H2O Is based on
the holding of the Red Cross Life
Saving Certificates; attitude. and
participation in water sports.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15

Mr. Murray seemed greatly
amused at the insinuation Lnl-
aeinc HIM calling you an old spin
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15


Mr.. Murray seemed greatly
amused at the msinuation Lii.
aeinc HIM calling you an old spin
ster. All Of tWenty-three aren't
ynu7'' He laughed again at the
Joke wouldn't he be surprised il
he were 10 see you
Ehnor not easily agltatcd. was
beginning TO dislike Mr. Rugby
immensely 'Just what kind 81
precious birds is he keeping that
Rockets should Get him So up-
set
Some kind Of game birds he
called them Pheasants quail oar
fridge, and some queer ones Ivc
never seen before. tinamuu. he
sand they Wcre. Lay bright green.
Waxy looking eggs, Darndest thing
I ever saw" Nh Murray turned
e 80 Guess youll Just have to
chain him up or build the fence
higher Bye good luck"
Mr. Rieby, indeed thought Eli
nor We We're all perfectly happy
around here until he came to toxin.
The following afternoon Eunor
was walking briskly up the street
carrying a heavy package under
her arm. when she was bumped by
a young man in a great hurry
Instant concern crossed his
tanned face. I'm terribly sorry,
miss Here let me pick that up.
Must be filed with money from the
weight and jangle.'' He handed
her the package and put out hand
in apology. That was inexcusable
of me to barge into you. ! guess |
was pretty riled up and wasn't
watching where I was going
That's quite all right Elinor
smiled and succeeded in almost
binding the confused young man.
"Accidents viii happen. No harm
done
Flinor would like to have STAYED
and talked to this attractive
stranger. but she had to gct home
and but the chain on Rockets be-
fore he got GU, again. She smiled
again and walked on.
The Young man turned to watch
her enter her vard He saw Maggie
come out on the front porch Eli
nor Clemens what in the world
have Won cot in that huge pack.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15
BY THE REV. " r JONES
OF BUCKINGHAM

EDITORS NOTE-Method-
isl ministers OF the Virginia
Conference visited churches of
the Western North Carolina
Conference to conduct special
services and visitation during
J.. the United Evangelistic Mission.
the first of May. This is a report
of one OF our ministers. the
Rev. W. X. Jones. OF Bucking-
ham county,
We We're a Jolly party, the Rev
A. A Mason OF Gainesville the
Rev j f Hodges, Of DLlWyn, and
myself
We started from DillWyn at 6 30
a m, Friday. May / stopping at
Prospect for breakfast with and
70 pick up Rev j. c. Weaver, after
which We entered on the long
stretch toy Gastonia. n c. We
only stopped three times once
for dinner near High Point and
twice for flat tires. one Of them
in the outskirts Of GaSlonia. and i
second one while waiting for our
ASSIGNMENTS
was assigned to Fl Bethel
Methodist Church. a short dis
ance out Of Kings Mountain. per-
hapS 30 miles out of Gast0nia
This church OF about 200 members
was built in 1872 and rebuilt in
1912 ! found the pastor the Rev
ROyce HuffStetter and wife a
fine energetic couple Mr. Huff
stetter had only been on the work
since February. and in this time
they had completed 4 splendid
new brick parsonage and had d
substantial increase in member
ship and a church school with an
attendance OF lao
found the countryside a beau-
TINA picture Of intensive farming
much OF it strip farming Untn
recently this county l was told.
was a leader IN the production Of
cotton. ranking right up to the
top Of the counties IN the United
states III the production of this
staple
| found The town Of Xmas Noun
tam a picture OF loneliness be-
cause of the energy Of the citizens
and the liberal supply OF shrubs,
particularly rose bushes. by the
cotton mills l visited in many Of
the farm homes and also in the
mill homes and found them in
yarlably well KEEP. and neat.
Friends provided the opportu-
nifty of visiting the battlefield on
KINGS Mountain perhaps IS miles
from the town and across the bor-
der line OF South Carolina 1t was
a lovely afternoon and the setting
very beautiful | remarked to my
friends how I regretted that such
beautiful scene had to be mar
red by the death struggle OF battle
Gen Ferguson, leader of the Brit
,sh deliberately chose the .bp Of
tins beautiful mountain for the
battle. II must have been more
beautiful than when We visited It
for he battle was fought October
/. 1890. and the sides OF the noun
tam must have been aflame with
fall cOlOrS OF his forca ,,,o,,a
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15

Best Friend
BY Patricia Harsh

vTM SORRY to have to bother
i you, Miss Clemens. but Mr.
Rieby called me-"
Thank you, Mr.. Murray"
Elinor Clemens stroked the brown
ears OF her boxer dog Rockets,
what have you been up to-
Mr. Murray the humane officer.
took of his cap and ran gparled
hand over his brush of hair Wen.
Mr. RiRby, the new fellow on the
corner 49, bought Edmon's house.
you know well, he raises some
kind Of birds and said that Rock
cts, here was soaring the living
daylights out Of them
I'm terribly sorry to put you
to SO much bother I'll have a fence
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15
3 -z t'.';..

Elinor was reused from her
reading that afternoon by a ring
ing Of her door bell and the bark,
ing OF Rockets. She opened the
door to find repetition Of the
scene enacted earlier that morn
ing Mr. Murray had Rockets IN
tow again, But far from LOOKING
repentent Rockets appeared to
be fully enjoying the attention
Hes been at it again This
time Mr. Rigby was really mad
Mr.. Murray ehucklcd an d
scratched his car Funniest
thing he said. You tell that old
spinster TO keep her confoundcd
dog al home where he belongs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15

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r,i-a reH Ae 1leH nome near
4 Ill Ne' HI Ae GFove
Ali ailo YRS HODGES Boswell
anu S'iiiu y. s'}eilI sunday after
~, - Z + '7o''1I! I1Hl WIN Mrs. BoS-
=. h,3I,'''f. Mra. susan Barnes.
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NtIs. Johh C.aodock' Mrs. +. 6.
, Til,siIi1 It'll Nl. @ha MlS. FINER
,Hloii,'ei "..T'iueu Mot',eI Day
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15

George Bryan Brumnel was
known rs Beau Brlum.nel.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15

parents.
beautiful Frylics or 1858" a
dancing review by Miss Elinor
Fry School Of Dancing will be
presented. May %, at D. m 1t
viii be sponsored by the Burke
vile Puritan and CreWe Kiwanis
Clubs
( Miss Betty Lee Bradshaw. of
RPI spent the week end with her
parents.
Ruritan Meeting
Dr.. Jack HutcheSon OF Blacks
burg. was guest speaker at the
BurkeYllle Rurltan Club meeting
Monday evening, in the Municipal
Building w $, Green introduced
the speaker, and Dr. HutcheSon
chose as his subject, leadership =
Members OF the graduating class
at the high school and the faculty
were guests at this meeting A
delicious meal was served by the
Garden Club
Mrs q sloan Of Williams
burg mas been spending several
days with her daughter. Mrs w.
B Farrar, Jr.
H: f. Boswell, Jr. spent several
days in Washington. last week. at
tending the MIX Producers AS
ISOLATION Convention.
Mrs w H. Gould Is visiting
her daughter and son-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. q Y Scott. Of Rich
mond
ms. J Cottam has returned to
her home after visiting her daueh-
ter, Miss Elsie Gotham. III Suffolk
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