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AUTO SALEsMEN-Does your present
job still offer you the opportunity
SSSVv. sps knowedre n of ss snq coms
to IS. We need :. ambitious. hard
working men for the Job of sales
representative. We will give COM
plete training opportunity for earn
Apply in person Bob Rodes or Jack
Hutchinson, Ford Dealer, PARKWAY
MOTOR CO., INC. 304O M st. NV.
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ENGINEER

Minimum of s years experience in
mechanical or related research and
development. Design experience re-
CURED: work on varied projects
calling for ingenuity in the APP
plication of basic engineering prin-
cipals Expanding organization.
Call Mr.. SCHAFFER, DE. 2-23S4.
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OuriSman Chevrolet
$40 H st. NE. 5
BACKHOE OPERATORS

BAKER, familiar with Jewish type
S SHES z2Sf R' SHo Ss JA TO! iG9
BAR HELPER. white, over p; good
salary, meals, company benefits.
Apply head bartender, SHER ATOM;
CARLTON HOTEL. Cor 10th and
BARTENDER-Must have local ref
errenees Apply SENATE INN. 5.o4
BAR FFSsH I'm must S;t be large and able
experienced night work: HARMONY
REs 'I .F,sr { : 81 II End ST. ne L.
Billing CLERKMAutomotive parts
wholesale: 5-day wk.; perm. See
MR.. WILDER, 3276 M st. NV. 80
BoOKKEEPER. full charge, double
entry, for large retail appliance
dsssr .t0T pst .n b nsesmens aa
eo1nting. Reply in own handwrit-
ing. stating age. exper. and salary
desired. No personal or phone calls.
r. W. WATERS. Jr.. 1903 st.
BOOKKEEPER - Large automobile
dealer; must have current automo-
tive experience and know auto title
with all detail incident to dealer
oualified need apply. Salary open
to the right man. All replies strictly
confidential. Box 1926. Star.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE oPnRA.
TOR. accounts receivable Allen
Wales plural purpose machine Ex-
per neces., 5-day vk., hospitaliza-
ton. paid vacation and holidays.
See Mr.. Malonev or Mrs. McRorie.
MALONEY'S INC. sI26 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring. Nd. 80
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Miss Marcelle Schwartz.
Miss Marcelle Schwartz, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Schwartz Of Miami Beach, was
married recently to Mr.. Alvin
j. Steinberg. He is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Steinberg
of this city. Rabbi Max Shapiro
officiated at the ceremony which
took place on the terrace Of the
Rooney Plaza Hotel in Miami
Beach. A wedding breakfast and
dancing followed in the Imperial
Room of the hotel.
After Caribbean wedding
trip, the couple will reside in
Washington.
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PERSONAL

CHILD DAY CARE-By mother with
IL yrs. experience in nursery and
kindergarten school; large home and
grounds in Arlington. away from
streets; approved by State and
county. ia. 7-1093. a.
LET US CLEAN. block and alter
your snitted and crocheted dresses.
FORE you, store them; free measure
ment service. Have them all ready
for use in the fall; Specialists in
sR seif6f S1nc SHOE 5Pos se7 TIE EM
st. NV, MA. s-5549.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT and in.
and deliver. IA. 5-S245. 2.
SLIP. COVERS AND DRAPEs, custom
made from our large selection of
G mafber nr b, Of your own material
SHOP. go H st. ne. Ii. 6-s957.
FURNITURE REPAIR-Springs tied,
cushions Gus repaired. in your home.
vAcANSY1SSilderly lady or sentl.-
man man; SS46oh ~ care; PVT; Or semipyt.i
CAREER nFs1e. IN s1 T.. e OUT
STEVENS is conducting q study Of
her problems. II you would like q
helping hand with your particular
social or professional problem. call
MA. S-5S41 for an appointment. 8"
ROOM AND BOARD. for elderly peo-
pie; pleasant atmosphere; kind at
tention; tray service. RIA. 3-425S,
opposite Walter Reed Hospital 81
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person. 24-hr. nursing care;
licensed by State and county SUPER
vision. JU. 9-604O.
PIANO TUNER. SO: city or suburbs;
quality work. VICTOR GEORGE, TIA.
9.6962, days; XII. S-221S. ewes.
TWO LADIES are ready to repair
E ES9r s suss; Oriental rugs preferred.
PIANO TUNING and repairing, Ar
ungton area. Expert work, reason.
able rates. MR.. JONES. JE. 4-2459.
MOTHERS PERSONAL ATTENTION
given to babies and children, "a
hour service at pvt. country home;
also interested in vacation children.
MRS. GREEN. Gaithersburg 33O-J-1.
FOSTER HOME CARE given to inf
and children up to 5 yrs; lge. fenced
yd.. lie. mother. 10. S-1272. 81"
VACANCY for. nice elderly lady in
fine home; beautiful large room;
care and tray service. WO. 6-2519.
DOWNTOWN Parking available "a
hour day, 2lst and K sts. area: $50
monthly. Sterling 1924. 81
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Sterling $4,000
SPECIAL NOTICES

COST. financial. statistical computa-
tons: A HAMPTON. Public Acct,
d. 1927 Call 9 to 1880 AZ am
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Dis
trict of Columbia Chapter Of the
American Red Cross for the pur-
poses of electing the board of d.
rectors, will be held on Mon. June
Is. at 4 pm, The Chapter House.
2025 E st. NV. Il
NOTICE is Hereby given to all SHARE
HOLDERS Of the Capital Stock Of
the CHEVY CHASE SAVINGS BANK
that Samuel Peacock, the sharehold-.
ers' agent heretofore appointed by
said shareholders. has died. and that
a meeting of all shareholders of said
bank and Tor their proxies and fidu-
Charles is hereby called to be held on
Thursday. June rs. 1853. at PM.
o'clock. [EDST). at sol Colorado
Building, 14th and G Streets, NV,
WASHINGTON. D. c., to elect another
bond. CLYDE b. GARRETT. A Share
holder Of said Bank. "a"
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HElP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT-Semi to senior, for
CPA. Reply in own handwriting
stating education, experience and
salary requirements. Box 1901,
Star. 5
ACCOUNTING student or graduate,
to assist in ONCE. Splendid oppor.
CT training program avail. See Mr.
Maloney. MALONEY'S, INC, 1928
Ga. ave-. Silver Spring, Md. 80
ADDRESSOGRAPH OPERATORS -
We need several men with or with
out experience, for addressing work;
immed. openings; perm; air-cond.
bldg, mod. cafeteria: 4O-hr. b-day
wk.. liberal vacation and sick leave.
Interviews $50 am. to 4:30 pm.
Personnel once, NATIONAL GEO
GRAPHIC SOCIETY. 3rd and n
SITS. ne. IS
AMBULANCE HELPER, with quail
fications for future driver; good
salary; good future. Call MR.. H.
JAIN for appt.. ME. $4,000. 81
AUTO BODY MECHANICS (2). FIRST
class body men; none others need
apply: nice clean shop. plenty of
work on q 5000 basis: all equip
ment and laundry furnished: group
insurance, vacation with pay; or
5l2 days a week. whichever pre-
ferred by you. Apply to the body
shop. AIS MOTORS. 1910 Wilson
AUTO BODY MANIFEST class, with
ref straight salary, 5-day wk.;
LIBERTY AUTO BODY, INC. MA.
S-o573 "A
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Auto Parts Manager

64AVO ga VO &N4OAACS6N4
Chrysler dealers want a man to OPP
crate large and expanding parts
business; should be exper, in Chrys-
Ter parts and know how to organize
anN run dept. Excel. opportunity for
man with ability. Good working con-
ditions, vacations. holidays and in
surance. See Mr.. Collins, ANACOS-
TIA MOTOR CO.. INC. 1908 Good
Hope rd. Sc.
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. wholesale;
shop asst; 5-day wk.; perm. See
MIR. WILDER, 1915 M st. NV, 80
AUTO SALESMAN-Experie Va.
Used Car Firm. full or part time.
Hrs. to suit. JE. 4-2S1S. II
AUTO Statesmen G), experienced
selling new and used cars, for
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO. Ford
Dealers. between 25 and 80 years
old: salary and commission. excellent
working conditions, paid vacation.
transportation furnished. Only will
ing workers need apply. Apply in
person. go Bladensburg I'd. ne See
Mr.. Porter or Mr.. Whitcraft. i
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HElP--MEN

BOOKKEEPER.. experienced in dou-
BILE entry. Full charge. knowledge
OF tipping. Permanent position. Small
once. State experience, age and SAL
airy expected in own handwriting.
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AUTO MECHANIC

9 w anu N 0tS. NV. Ill
AUTO MECHANIC, to work in mod
TOOLS paid vacations and holidays;
See afp00sbfS ennison nor f TRfAN @fn
MOTORS; 30l9 r; I. ave. ne: Pa
necessary; plenty of work in mod
ern equipped shop; 5-day wk.; paid
vacations and other usual enlploye
benefits. See Mr.. McAbee, TEMPLE
MOTOR MO- r. CO; d d9ia Diagonal Td'
work in Ford agency: excel work
ing condS:; paid holidays and vaca-
tions, and many other benefits. See
Mr.. Bowen, PALMER Ford, 31l0
HAMILTON St; Hyattsville', Nd. u
basis. plenty OF work. ideal working
cond.; wonderful opportunity for 9
q steady. sober man. ROSSLYN
AUTO ! BODY CO.. IA. $4,000, Mr..
AUTO PARTS HELPER-we require
young man with knowledge of and
eaapeE in Pogd parts IIl leossf apPEly
%oT9oFRs, F iSo1 W Broad sd0 ST.. Fails ais
work for right man: vacations: in
surance and other benefits. Phone
JE 2-5100. .
AUTO PARTS MAN-Experienced in
Chevrolet parts preferred. Excel
lent salary and commission for
good man. Paid vacation. and hos
pital benefits. Call or see Lyn
johnson at WILLIAMS CHEVROLET
CO., JU. $4,000. u
AUTO PARTS MAN, excel. opportunity
for aggressive man. experience nee
eSsary in Ford parts. Compensation
well-above average. Can advance to
q better position. Paid vacation,
group insurance and good hours.
Apply in person, Leo Buckley.
PARKWAY MOTOR CO, INC, 3O40
NJ ct No n q II
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OfCG4GN JO6S
OVERSEAS empl. worldwide. All
trades. helpers. clerical and profess
free. Over so contracts under way
and breaking now. Complete up-to-
date data on firms hiring Write
for information. ATLAS FOREIGN
SERVICE NEWS. Dept. B-1. Box $50.
Los Angeles "a
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ADVANTAGES

Starting salary--S4 900 per year with
increase yearly.
Complete training program.
PafI annual vacation
Retirement program.
Free railroad transp.
Work in Southeastern u, S. A. tenn
nerate climate.
Excellent opportunities for man seek
ing career.
Previous experience not necessary
Give complete detaikS Of your uualif-
cations in letter. Replies will be
held in confidence. Box oi3-H. Star.
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Senior engineer or physicist; grad
uated prior 1942 only. heavy
experience in circuits and instru-
mentation A challenging opportun-
ity in laboratory research and de-
velopment. Salary dependent on
qualifications but not less than
IS 600 per annum. REED RE-
SEARCH. INC, DE. 2-2930. "a
ELECTRIC WELDERS. on IO-guaee
black iron and lS-guage galvanized
iron. Sc STA per hour. OF. 4-T376
after s am. Il
ENGINEER, 5th-class. colored. for
downtown apt. -office bldg. good sal
airy and quarters; no drinkers. OIL.
10000 81
ENGINEER. with 3rd class or 5th
and eth class lie. for modern, down
town. air-eond. once bldg. Good
salary. Must have good refs. Box
o30-J Star Al
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DRIVING INSTRUCTOR

Age 35-4O. with experience in dual
control instruction, must have d.
c. and Md. operators license and
RErGS ipItructt1n License APT
Rm. 217. Mills BLDG. 18th and
pPnna ave nv al
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BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR

knowledge Of MGR 1000, machine
operation/or accounts receivable
bookkeeping desirable. Excel. work
near Pent Good opport unity for
alert applicant in progressive. fast
moving retail TV and appliance
chain. Apply in person to MR..
TAAdSON, 1411 8. Fern ST., Arl.. Va.
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BOOKKEEPER-TYPIsT. must

BOOKKEEPER- TYPIST, must be
alert, intelltgent. accustomed to
responsibility; for interesting posi-
ton with quality portrait and news
photo studl9i Excell ETIn future good
1904 NJ ST. NV. DI. $4,000. 81
BRICKLAYERS - 22nd and Good
Hope I'd. Sc, or call DI. 1-1315
for other Job location. 81
BRICKLAYERS; union; must be FIRST
class. For Job locations. Call ST.
BRICK MASONS. 12l. white: steady
work. See Mr.. Jackson. Out Wis.
ave. left on Bradley blvd. n b X.
HLo N c SassK 6eass co., ne Ss
BRICK CLEANERS, experienced: SIS
per 1000. Apply on premises.
240O 10th st. NV, or phone DE.
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DRIVER OR HELPER. white. for NOV.
ing company preferably from Arl.,
Alex, or Fairfax area. Must be first-
class worker. MOVING exper. not
nee. NEWTON TRANSFER. IA.
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AUTOMOTIVE

1OMOl1VE
SERVICE SALESMAN
Washington's largest Chevrolet deal
er offers good salary. bonus and
pleasant working conditions to
qualified automotive service sales
man. Must be able to diagnose
mechanical troubles and estimate
body repairs. See Mr.. PreSgrave,
service manager.
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electrical equipment; must have
own TRANSPORTATION; must be oble
to work nights good starring salary
For appt. and information, call
10 S-3SS0 after 6 pm 81
ELECTRICIANS. iourneymen, with
D. c. license. Apply 100 am. rear
ELECTRiC 4 vs. ~ can o'1 use several
more 1st-class electricians or exper.
helpers that now have D. c. cards.
Call or apply REED ELECTRIC
CO.. 1908 p st. NV. HO. 2-4322.
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DRUG CLTRK--A real opportunity:
RESPONSIBLE position: salary open.
Must be thoroughly exper.. capable.
conscientious. LU. l-34O1. Ask
for manager. a
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DRAFTSMEN-LAYOUT
Minimum of . years expert
enCe in layout and design OF
precision mechanismS KnQwl-
edge Of BuOrd specs. desirable.
DETAILERS
Must be able to make detail
working drawings from layout.
Some professional experience
desirable
Exceptional opportunity available for
qualified craftsmen in our modern,
conditioned plant. Usual EN-
ploye benefits PLUS unusual profit
sharing plan.
THE AHRENDT INSTRUMENT CO.
49lO Calvert Rd College Park, Md.
UN. 4-567S
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HELP MEN Cont

AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN to
work on percentage basis; plenty. Of
work, best Of working cond.; an
oppor. for q steady man to earn
SIP to $l50 per wk;. RoSsLYN
AUTO BODY CO., ia. $4,000. Mr..
AUTOMOTIvE BOOKKEEPER-Ofiice
manager, large automobile dealer;
must have current automotive ex-
perienee and know auto title work,
all detail incident to a leadership
operation. Only those fully quail
ned need apply, Salary open to the
light man. All replies strictly con;
AT asnti GiAs Box Mf lS2G s ni... orS l
ing conditions. 5-day week; app.
held confidential. SMITH & BUT
L d5EJRs, 14O9 nth st. NV. DE; q
AUTO MECHANIC. Buick exper. pre-
ferred; good pay. vacation and in
AUTO 4 SUPPLY CO., 1928 BALTIC.
AUToM0BiLE MECHANIC, $3.50
sfas Sc e nj kEROat 5s5 Gebs
AUTO MEcaAN nj 7 IS: chrysler-
Plymouth experience preferred; for
work in light, modern shop: guar
cations. group insurance. coveralls
furnished and many other company
Dement'S; must be sober and reliable.
apply to MI; Arnold, service mgr.
outh Dealer. 1920 New York ave.
Afro MECHANIC. for new-car 1erv-
icing; 5-day week: salary; clean
uniform supplied; twin-post lift:
wilson Pontiac. INC, 1913
Georgia ave Silver Snrinp Il
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EI,ECTRICAI, ENGINEFRS-

MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
Railroad Mechanical Dept.
REQUIREMENTS
Age--Under %.
Good health. No physical IMPAIR
ments.
Degree in electrical or mechanical
engineering
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DESK CLERK

Good salary. Apply
ALBAN TOWERS HOTEL, 800
Mass ave NV Al
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

BKKPRs. AND ACCOUNTANTS-we
specialize in these positions. ATLAS,
1920 N. Y. ave. NV, RE. 1851.
IF UNEMPLOYED, or wish a better
position. See Immediately. GRACE
DUNN, 1911 G st. IRE. 7-2S2S).
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has top
school and ONCE positions. 2O4
Colorado Bldg, 1341 G. RE 1898.
AL BOOKKEEPING, cashier positions
open. also trainees needed-top SAL
aries-See Miss Black at BOYD'S,
cor. g and 18th NV, MA. 8-234O.
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BRICK FOREMAN

Man Of wide experience for estab.
lished Arm for over 20 years. Call
DI. 7-5474. After o'clock and
week ends. call tn. 2-1634. 81
BUILDING sUPERINTENDENT; ma
tional organization, building mantle
nance exper. essential. Position in
cludes supervision of cleaning and
maintenance staff. State qualifica-
tons, exper., refs. and salary ex-
pected. Promising candidates will
be invited for personal interview.
Box 72-T Star. --31
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CARPENTER FOREMAN
Capable OF efficiently running lob
from footings to finish. Permanent,
good working conditions and excel
lent future, with progressive ex.
banding home construction organi-
cation. Working hours. $500 blk.
OF kanawha st. NV. or Box 1891.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-24
From where | sit by Joe Marsh
Wrong Train" of Thought

the passengers have always been
pleased. along comes fel-
low who wants the train to go at
his speed. Some people are like
that. Some still would begrudge
another persons right to tenn
perate glass Of beer even though
that person wouldn't dream of
flashing "Stop" sign on their
preference for, say, milk. coffee
or tea. Respecting the rights OF
others is the only way We can
keep ION the right track"
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-24
r. f. Potts Receives
Chevrolet Award

Robert f Potts. parts manager
at Newman Chevrolet Company
was honored at the 1852 Record
Club meeting Of the Baltimore
Richmond Chevrolet Zone, held
recently IN washington
MI. Potts was one Of 80 parts
managers throughout the entire
zone who Qualified for the Record
Club by outstanding attainment
in parts and accessories sales dur
ing last year. He received a
bronze Record Club pin and an
attractive gift.
Presentation of the awards was
made by assistant zone manager
K. S. Gardner. of the Baltimore
Richmond Chevrolet Zone.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-24

rosion proof lightweight Fiber
glaS- reinforced plastic. the DKF'S
body shell weighs only 300 pounds.
a fraction of the weight Of an
equivalent body in steel. With a
road weight CT slightly over 1000
pounds. the sports model weighs
about 800 pounds less than the
lighteSt American convertible
Scheduled for production in
July. the DKF-l6l features high
horsepower to weight ratio which
provides exceptional high speed
acceleration, Engine efficiency
and low overall car weight COM
bine to offer a high degree Of
fuel economy.
From the headlights. which are
"frenchedY into the tenders. to
protfudng plastic tail lamps. the
crisp sports styling lines are COM
pletely uninterrupted by chrome
ornamentation Chrome is used
only along the rocker panels at
the base of the body Seats. door
panels and dash are finished
throughout in top grain leather
in solid colors TO harmonic with
body paint.
The folding three position top
is completely concealed under the
rear deck when not in use. 1t may
be mounted in conventional con-
vertible top position. or in landau
style with front quarter open.
Innovations in body design in
clude doors which slide into closed
IN the front tenders
when in open position The slid
ing door feature facilitates exit
and entry in curb side parking
and in crowded parking lots. as
we'll as eliminating the hazard OF
accidental opening when The car
is in motion.
The K-F sports car viii be Of
fered III "A full range of new colorS
and a series Of custom styled in
terlorS. Vine wheels will be avail
able as optional equipment
Prices will be announced at
later date
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-24
Powl,atan

Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Y. Houchens.
of Roanoke. their son, Earl and
Miss Saul visited with MI. and
Mrs. j F. Terrell recently when
en- route TO the Grand Lodge Of
Virginia meeting. III Richmond.
E F.. Yates. w r. Blandlord
and w. r. Parker were recent
business visitors to LaPlata and
Upper Marlboro Md
Mrs Mabel Wilks and Mrs Ger
trude Macy. and daughter, Of
Baltimore. were recent guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Terrell,
Many bask etball fans were pre-
sent at the Memorial Building
Tuesday night when both the
girls and boys of PoWhatan de-
feated Amelia High in basket
ball A full house was also pre-
sent for Friday night.
Sam Parker returned home
from New orleans, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Nichols and
Patsy Nichols, of Richmond, were
visitors in the Village Sunday
afterno n.
Mn AMI Mrs Paul Dupertius
and Mrs Martin l.. Pitts. of Elk
Hill were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w r Parker. SUNDAY . ming.
Mr. and Mrs. c w r"ei7er are
spending some .'ma - - ia.
Mrs. w. G. ST 1np. OF
Richmond, was recent visitors
here.
The lareest crowd of the year
was out n see the Midlothian
r"inc5 on Friday night The Pow
hatan girls won 4l-32. but the
0oys lest 50-4l although leading
at the half 1880
The Legion Games will contine
on MONDAYS and Wednesdays
through March.
The Powhatan Girls and boys
will be in the District Il tourna-
ment which will be played Friday
and Saturday. Feb. y and % In
Caroline
A meeting Of the Softball
League viii be held early in
March. ANY club outside of Pow
hatan county desiring to enter
should contact William E. Maxey
j., w r. Blandford, or w. R.
Parker.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-24

Most of us knew the stream
liner stopped about four miles
from town last Thursday : but
We didn't know uhy -.
Seems the train was hurrylng
along, then came the screening
Of brakes r. some fellow had
pulled the Emergency Stop cord.
When the conductor asked him
why he did it. he said, The train
va, just going too faSt-l wanted
to get YOU to SLOW down"
From where sit. that stream
liner has been going at that
speed for the past seven years
with perfect safety record and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-24

blnes the rakish flavor of Euro
pean sports car styling with the
advanced techniques of American
autOmotiVe engineering
Styled by Howard A. Darrin,
Paris and Hollywood car designer.
the sports model is 1873 feet long
from bumper. and only 36 inches
high from ground to coWl With
the convertible top in place. over
all height is 81 inches, lower than
any U S. production car. The
body at the widest point is SO
inches.
Fabricated completely OF COR
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-24

freShnentS.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-24
Powhatan Hi News
Seniors

SellOTS
All of the fans of the PoWhatan
Indians are anxiously awaiting
the 9th and 28th. when the In
dams will 90 to c. r. Smith To
try for the District III champion
ship
Everyone WHO is enterine the
F'orensics for 1853 IS sculTing
around to find material that will
suit them best.
The Senior class gave party
for Evelyn and Sidney Stokes who
were married recently. After the
games and the beautiful wedding
presented with a General Electric
cake had been cut. the couple was
toaster. a gift from the Senior
class The party was held in the
home of Mrs. J G.. Palmore.
Russell Harris. who has been III
for some time. is now back in
school.
We are proud of Jesse Green
who won third place in the
WRNL, University Of Richmond
Scholarship Quiz. He received 4
$3.50 scholarship to Richmond
University. First place honors
went to Chesley TredWay III. Of
Hermitage High.
The date 10 the Senior Dance
has been changed to March 8 be-
ginning at $50 until 80. The
Virginia Swinesters are providing
the music, The dance IS being
held at the Powhatan War Mem
orial Building.
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We are keeping our fingers
crossed for jim Layne who is run
ming Tor Vice. President of the
state organization Of S. c. A. The
final election Wil take place in
Fredericksbure
Plans for our Junior Revue are
DEVELOPING right along We have
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to those who wish they We're Oh
we'll. other years may bring forth
more luck
SOphOmores
The SophomoreS had a little get