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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-03-12

This week is National 4-H
Club week, March tbs.
Here in Holmes county,
where All Club began we take
a special pleasure in salutlns
the thousands of boys and girls
throughout this great country
of ours who belong to All
Clubs. a.
These boys and girls believe
in and practice the develop
ment of the head, heart, hands
and health-and they are all
bent upon leaving this world
a better place for their having
lived in it.
Such a lofty ambition is to
be commended to us all.
Battery B of the Hath Field
Artillery, Mississippi National
Guard, was reaetivated Friday
under the direction of Lieu
tenant Louis D. Pepper. The
full strength of the Battery
will ha "a enlisted mon and
Evening star., 1953-05-24

Comphorized Rug Boss for oxl2-
#. rug. Made Of heavy khaki cotton
drill, eomphorized to pro- s>>>
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Evening star., 1953-05-24
Food Costs OF Pei. Higher
In District Durinq kpril

Retail food prices in the Dis
trict rose o.2 per cent during
April but remained relatively
stable, according to figures re-
leased by the Labor Depart
ment's Bureau of Labor Sta
tistics.
The largest change was re-
f1ected in rise of 1.9 per cent
in cereal and bakery products.
This increase. however, was set
of by a decline of 1.8 per cent in
fruit and vegetable prices.
Other foods, including eggs,
beverages, fats and oils, sugar
and sweets, ETC., showed an over
all rise of 0.9 per cent. Meats,
poultry and fish, and dairy prod
ucts showed only fractional
changes.
BIS figures are computed on
base Of 100 as contained in the
Consumer Price Index of 1947-49.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Mems Annual Swim Glasses
On Tap June 3 Through 10

The annual swimming classes
for men over Is, sponsored by
The Star and the YMCA, will
be held June 3 through 10.
Last year, 229 men took the
course. OF these, 100 finished
and passed the test-swimming
so feet. Many who would have
passed, according to YMCA off,
cials, didn't show up on exam
day-Saturday-they went to
the beach to enjoy their new
skill.
To overcome this. the course
this year will have a weekend
vacation period. Glasses will be
given from June 3 to June 5,
and from June 8 through 10, a
total of six one-hour classes.
The course is free. A 81 de-
POO1I ID ACAu41CO, DuO IL WILL UC
refunded to men who attend all
six classes.
The lessons will be given in
the Central Branch WMCA pool
and. for colored men, in the
Cardozo High School pool.
Ten classes a day will be held
in each pool, beginning at $50
and 10:30 am. and /, 2, 3, 4,
$50, 6, 7. and 8 pm.
This course follows a similar
one for boys held last month.
In that campaign. the most sue
cessful ever held here, 666 boys
learned to swim well enough to
pass the 50-foot test. Others,
gained a familiarity with the
water which could save their
lives some day.
To enroll in the course, I'LL
out the accompanying coupon
and mail it today. There is room
for only 800 applicants who will
Evening star., 1953-05-24
W. N. & A. Bus Employees
GET 12c Raise, Union Shop

The Washington, Marlboro &
Annapolis Bus Line operating
personnel have ratified an agree
ment with the company calling
for 12-cents-an-hour wage in
creaseS and an independent
union shop.
Ross G. Porter and Woodrow
A. Shriver. counsel for the en-
ployes, said the agreement was
reached Friday after eight
weeks negotiations.
Mr.. Porter said about 100
drivers. mechanics and main
tenance men are affected.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Solomon TurkeI Is Elected

Congregation Har-Tzeon of
Montgomery County has elected
Solomon Turkel. presiden t;
Charles Potter and David Chefer,
vice presidents; Morris Silver
man. treasurer; Russell Selig,
Raymond Kass and Arthur Bigel-
son, secretaries. and Herbert
Bass, Marvin Kahn, Milton
Schwartz and Harry Levin,
trustees.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
; Die in Home Mishaps
During Week; 142 Hurt

Home accidents caused three
deaths and 142 injuries requiring
hospital attention in the District
last week, the Red Cross Safety
Service reported yesterday.
One person died after a fall,
another after being burned and
the third from suffocation in a
fire.
Accident victims included a
small boy burned when he upset
a kettle of boiling water, another
who stepped into a tub of scald-
ing water and three adults
burned in gaS-oven explosions.
A small girl suffered head in
jury when she fell from her
bicycle. and an infant drank
some gasoline.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Boy, L, Is Drowned;
Leaped From Dock 10
Show He Could Swim

A 12-year-old boy was
drowned yesterday while trying
to show his companions he could
swim.
Three boys, including Lester
Blackwell. jr.. IL. colored, of 1905
First street Sc, were playing on
a concrete wall at the foot of
South Capitol street, near the
dock of the Gulf Oil Co. storage
station.
According to Morris Lucas, IA,
also colored, of 1920 Half street
Sc, Lester scrambled out onto
the dock and faced the boys on
shore.
See" he said, "I can swim" ,"
and leaped into the muddy
water.
I'VE didn't believe him. He
was just Dragging. He was too
small" said Alfred Barnes, IS.
colored, of 80 r street S.W.
Lester came to the surface
once and then disappeared.
Alfred dived in after him but
came up empty-handed.
Harbor police recovered the
body at 1870 pm. and took it to
the District morgue. The drown
ing occurred about noon.
Besides his father. Lester
Blackwell. sr., who lives in Rich
mond. Va, Lester is survived by
his mother and four sisters, all
of the same address. They are
Mrs Margaret Lester. 35; Bar
bara. l; Evonne, 2; Marie, IA.
and Mrs. Marion Quinn. 18.
Lester attended the Syphax
School.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

be assigned to classes in the
order in which they apply.
The YMCA urges men between
Is and 18 to take the course in
the earlier hours in order to
leave the evening classes for
men who. cannot go at any other
time.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Two Win Scholarships

Two high school seniors have
been awarded 5000 scholarships
to Oberlin College for the COM
ing year. They are LaBonnie BIZ
anchi of Dunbar High School,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin A. Bianchi, 1921 Eigh-
teenth street Sc. and Lottelore
Roloff, Western High School, who
lives with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Swift, 4637 Brewer place NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
District Girl Honored

Patricia E. Herman, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Herman,
1914 Yuma street NV, was one
OF the two girls selected for
membership in the Trumpeteers,
campus honorary society for
women at Western Maryland
College, Westminster, Md.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Jewellers to Meet

The Greater Washington Re-
tail jewelers. Association will
meet at $3.50 Wednesday in the
Hotel 240O.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

$l.59-$1.95 PIostie BIonket Boss
with zippers. Quilted types, jumbo,
sizes. Choice Of several coIors.
For blankets, droperies, .~4~
90
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-25
Man Held After
Biting Employer

Allan k1slsaal. - Der Lars.
III Id tilo Nv Jan ~ ~ nssa,it
ehagxo nllx - allnseIy ~ III
esnpi0y1r q IN else during a
nrRnsnen Satda rolins said
todny
Aecna hi Ne FeEt q rscliss
nIfcsr william gsft OyNesI -
eeared Is ~ - 4 - serViee
nlaai1nea emned NJ 11zne1 THyx
II lI11 Write I u - ioxk.
ealed ecIlfrn aayx ~ b
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3NeaA shem IN NJ a
KnEly - $3.50 y ro
SsEss IS mnka fal - y - ~
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sere - = To
pn4 n : 1esEe -
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-25
Ecrnau Gets
One Year
County, Jail

Henry 1cs1 usl Wsa
senlaaeed q oua yc1r ID ~
oaHly Jan tls laagg 1gon Con-
yictipn q hreakinG - elisering
40 unlsNillly asnlflng ! -.
Sen.
CsAminsl CnrG J Thomas
fArn passed nie 49, hear.
ing ieseany - hi KnEh1r u W.
altered aulls ri
k0Ea tha doctor 6 thak -
giEl 10 ~ n -.
s1ulled
he yaEK % " il IN
u Attorney Ton
Tie Cxin igy ! - sel
90 u ~ ce ~ ynf Carved
naezI skxin 81 frd -
RnlEr u r1 kFeN
ela El agast -
Daem Nd rn enE -
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ttsin1
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II e1 ~ oaI
~ a wera s
tsEansE0 Il II j
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-25
FreeIloldcrs
Will Elect
Trustees
Noverllber Ell ctiOla
For Three Man
Bonrd OF school
Trustees Here
Trustees Here


Al property owners n Monroe
County who have not registered Is
sueh. should come ii and do IS ii
shs Office of SUPERVISED 81 Regis.
traitor sam Pinder, IS said today.
Only ieesholdsrs esn ~. n
q, NosemkoF slasslou ~ ssi1ol
Trsstees. Plndsr sala. laany pss-
sens whe .sve sosInsorsd = ssls.
hass oeeulroa prcpoFly slnes
thniF aEiolnoI FesIslrnlieN IAoy
are net eIosSod e sFsshpIdoFo
until they make ~ srin s. q
rsSlster y sUell.
The three trustees win Sc clected
III dva polling places, upsI
ent AZ Public Instruction NtS1ee
O'BkyanE said.
he legiiIature permits ~
Seized Hoard to c0neenlFf {, ~
llcelion 4 me 6ehooIS I'll =
eening ~ Y rseine = M
~ following fIF1 nck1
= rid h IN i y (li'S~r 90
Inn ek1IS Key Wei HIN
EE H1lnelo6a ~ MsoEs.
Msln.hon "a cersl s1I1. ~.
cri16
Since ~ city SIecti lII y ne
firSi Tuesday 81 N6ltlnllr. ~
school election Win have d
held some fiIne later q re month.
Per1ons Who are not 1ire q ~
Are registered 8 Eclh0ld cxo Nnn
lind out 81 e6Ilin nI11. Edna Mno
BulImnn, q PIne 4 lhe poss
xircr " R1eislEntion cllIco
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-25
Movie Star ) Mother Reveals
How Terry Moore Began Career

Aek spare lime fkat whal ske did
she . determined mi Only Is dol
TIE undeEWntex scenes herself hut
80 w1nts % 0Vere0ne Her fear
/ suppose that's because ehe 81
st.,dyins psyrholog
Hrs. Koford nxpIanlnd that Ter.
~ had had tNo years Of college
but that since her eaFeek ABSORBED
g much Tins she aNas working for
her degree through e0rraaponde nee
extension courses. 81 think she
chose psyckology because she -
lievos Yen have q understand peo.
ne b order o ~ alone viii them
= helps ii her Misrepresentation al
roles. too.
Hack h CIenda, Calf u re-
lonEhalred family town. terry
went u public school md Va
graduated from hfeh sehoo SO
then attended Columbia Slilo
Seho0l where Dr. Lillian Barblay.
vieep Essidena q ths pru ressiss
inssilnlion encouraged ths petite
TeEFy q consinue heE studies =
vel Is her career
Ne encouraged Ter Sc hone
10. MrR Knlord said she 81.
Mays hid knack fcF Inisntisx
penpi1 and aiinntioas nn SIC -
! phenolnenai msrnoEy. when ~
was only three md 4 half e
nelghboRa u1sd b ~ & - CO.. 1
eome Over and reeika s01ne -.
~ whea they had cornpsny Sd
usea u rerenk l0nx 0els Is ~
tion. Yon 80, SO ms siek : III
When - Was liny and / rend 81
hor ! xseak deaI. said H. senriss
and tria 10 Len - nKlna ~
- tlnns q ~ o. Z
sc lanEh ii nl1nsinR -
sreeitnalg 4 .In ne dayp 800
I ~ ! yonng rirl " slna
Mhnk waa tn called seaaors,lin
I remember keeltine ~ Terxv
vezx aenlimental verss esIaed
ameh rs 1ef "A go
nK - kxsss - 81 lanx s
M0ra ~ wol
IeKFya Keal naza 4 49,
80 81 ~ ng1 rom ~ s
q 4 - 49, - II -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-25
Iance Driver
Assaulted Sunday

3 required me efforts & paIr
lleN officers III obtain rslas.
el lEeatmeni Sunday for Charles
onrs no address elver,. nkter
~ tell and injured Ris head IN I
cc1l theater. poliea said TO-DAY.
0ltr William Bethel etai,
hal ~ and Lt Gene Hernandez
ere ealled - ne Eaiey les
nngial Hospital hcaas I nan
VI causing ! disturhenrs age.
n they arrived shay found
cnr sitting q ~ cslrh Is
una a lhs hospital Ofsica
ogn sid thai arad haa heel,
ou n II f0r IL sk bak 50.
aae nn physlcian was available
~ ~ tine they Fecugssn
hnk ~ he taken u Is Munroa
IIo kel io = M ale ly
11lsn 4 tae anlnrea driver.
80 Lear Rni N aily
~ Is ret him q he cean-
AZ llal for tasSnns og 1
svrTa ead lneer
IA sid fnk Ne Ws Injured
am 1ell down AZ n
etAlls y Mo Ieer
- ere uehs akairsi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-25
Man Is
Z Iken ToKorea
h Murder Case
killing Of sonIl
Korenn CiviIinn
n 1852 ]. Cl,rruo

Seoul. a IIIs All Force tcdng
fleM 1 second American y Kntoa
- face ehnrNes u mur&efIna ii
south K1rean civilian Il lcx1, and
Indicated thcfe iil - nliIl nnoItce
arrest h H. nnnhfoorninr CO..
IL second nlan mns Mentldo1
~ Airmnn IN class Thomas k
Kinder z q ncuio I, Clex1lnr
Tenn
He Mas arrnsicA q ~ b.
ard Town . Japnn ond Knx.o
ALREADY d tnM n ulhen1t I1.
70 y fDFnur Ar KtEso - nol
eEt y. Ioh. a PIll1nfSH nlocI-
wnEEex plo vIaS niehe ~ NJ
military llee MeY = - lnken
10 Tnneu. kor01
- ~ charged III nlayinn
Bnng Sen Kil - soIl 81. III
en a niK hnse n KnNoa.
IL Alr Enfc1 I'D : ll'II4 nnn,
@ Ar Eereo nlIcDe I'll ootVfn1
- Kpk1a MI nlse u NEksp4 ii
ne ca1e.
ca. JerennN e. k.cN eEE. KIlIh
AID KOree ,dee nfrceniH ssi1
Na1R - IN ~ sDng ~
Kcr1nn nlser Io1h - rsne6 oNGk
y dIxle6 ct q ~ nlr bpe
A Ar oeEe n1l1on =
Tekyo snld Ki1r - Nmn ~
KntSo 10y ~ N4 - -
nexa = Msa 6n9 hol1
siihng an - nn ~ -
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tnle4 r. ry = en.
ri re le3s1 nInIg 81 -
snsnal nnsn - = - fEll
eiriInn = ~ xo . d stE
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- e. tro1ro 80 - -.
So tnnnn 60 nEHe ~
e ni n ~ ~
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a - S1
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-25
SIrimPu : Held
For Investigation

4 esI nkgincf NJ - ~
fnrr1 ae q ! skne ener
III keln9 - - nssn IN
~ - g ~
Mnn nru 1T fke 60 e 80
risIg mav - en
- - sc Mpr - -.
g1 ues 1ln ~ u'l1 saa
G 49, nv - 8 s. -
II1I9 - NEr 80 y lEnlIlt
- etseHs
h. - - - enr 8
n,nr Is ~.
lnnxg. ~ i n1m II - - 81
Ar N - -
III ~
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-25
Revenue
Receipts Up
Report Shows
Jump OF Twenty
Three Per Cent
shown Over 81

- -
Revenue coming into the citys
Golfers during the month Of April
increased just two per cent over
the same month last veal e was
revealed today IA the report ct
city finance director Charles Boz
berts. However, the total collec-
tons Of 46. 1853 indicates 4
jump 81 . per cent over ne COM
parable period Il ISL TIE report
showed. Largest increase Was
shown d Auto Safety inspection
ices.
Slight increases were shown n
tls sale Of Tax Cert cate: tne
collection ot Oeeupa s. license
ICES cigaretie taxes all4 ines ana
1orteitiares. Drops Were SHOWN p
money coming INTO the eity Mcm1
ne collection q dellnqAens taxes
and sever service iess
plskuFsenaaels teE seasFal my.
slsllpss spssesls.,s e.4 ssplssl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-25

Yesterday - r0',sh ~ n,
lhe cass ana crew 81 ss'IsEelve M
Reef s0ih Century F0xs AIin
company. Hi tlrre nhnotinr nel.gs
de had 8 Sc wound -. llsev s,arf
ahead wlth s Iosl 1000 o'.i il fSr
rollins rssi waters around KEY.
West This morning. Sc entire c,,lI,.
any began flyil,a ct ID relays iur
NASSAU hAhanlae 81 make he IN
q slEltlak atex spquslsce. with them
WAS Z game little horde actress.
Terry Moore skill wOoxy 1rum
three DAYS o. continued filIn nnak-
Ing With three days g seasickness.
The other eyenins We mere tal
hive dinner aErn kouella Knfofd.
her charming mother apol0gised.
Terry y really sick she's IN bed
ann rs I wonde AlAe made 4
through IT, day 1hsy ssll ne SO
:. 80 seen AnasF tns nlakelR
s.,s ns1 sa sasnln4 3
q 49, nslnS $3.50
$50 800 !, ~ 49, q i. saoM 10y -.
altals u g e.. Ae.lax 49,
& 49, - Aak Y q I. 1855 as asak
49, 80 aese 9 ns 49, As.
- :. 81 "a sexskRl IS q shs kAs $50
y sk1 an0uk 49, hA0oFes 60
g
LIST Might Win sAs Kssk 0& tAe
company haxlag ! farewell Gle.
hEatlon a. k.oGllne Pate aller .
spelasA pAFsy u - key Wessek
s va tAa aanle Kxsryu.le ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-25
King, r Oberts
Dem K,.OlOledge
OF Theft Erte.,t
Before april

No further action has been
taken against ! former wo-
man employee Of the City
Tax Collectors Office who
has admitted to enbezzling
more than s 0D0 from the
city over four month
period but two city officials
today released statements
clarifying their handling of
the case which came 10 light
Friday
The city commission u scheduled
q meet this afternoon IL S o'clock,
n special session Is consider rDn.
tine business bit discussion u tie
ecntroVersiaI situation VIII require
il.animons consent d The cOrn-
ls6ioiers nince there II 10 rnen-
- 4 the case q re meeting
HEendo
And this morning City Manager
pAya King denied eIlphaticalIy
charges hrougl Az tW0 eity com.
IntissIOners that ~ Sat 81 Tie
CO.. since February without mak.
ink fognk report Is the CONF
Kn,Si1n even though re knew
eNI1g ~ miss a tie tx
lIIsi A. ne
m sslof bnl.l ApfII ;.ss
ISii o. lElESd Nm ~ enISn
ii - pnSSeneo q ~ EllY 81
apncy innatius kNssak and
i'rneS 'reeisF chnflos sl eflt.
In womon vas dlrs afeet ~
sneto deY aslee slso Sgallite ~
hnylnu m1do ~ Win ~ iuns
~ discharged her he game day
fhaa the matter Vas hg0ngllt u ny
attenkion How much fasler could
I actg King declared.
He further stated lint - had
notified commissioners EianeF d
THE siauaticn 81 May ! but khak
Elmer didn't seem % - very
much interested.
& mas Eiener and Commissioners
John CaKhonsn Who scored King
til holding baek irfosmati0n
And today City Finance Dlrec-
Tor ChnFles Roberts issued i slnte.
rneni ii suppart of hls co9lenfIOn
Tint 4 VAS not his duty b nnklly
the city manager q tlle disexeps
ancies n e Guy scavsuger ssEYica
collections
His eornplete ssatenenl 1elloMs:
FL would iike u furlher clarity
tlie facts concerning TIE unfertil.
nhle siilaliOn existing ID the TN
c1Ilscaor's ofEies. on February !.
Archie Roberts. TIE eity tax col
Ieel0r, approached me md ~
Qaested nat / withhold ! recon-
Isendatinn that NJ had Submitted
rsQnesling re psErnnnrni appoint
nlent u Ne woman a Ms nlliee
aEd Wis., | nSled tle rees0n -
thnt ha lad - unconflrnned
lconsinned On p1ee Sevsn)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-25

Key West Florida. hos tho
most equuble climate IN the
country with en- average
rcnge 81 only lle Fohrsnheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-25
Lovers Quarrel Preceded Death
Of Silvia CabaIIero, HamIin Says
EmbezzIement Case Stand Clarified
Vas DiyOrcing XIV Born Husband
While Here With Sergio Felipe

Coroner hoy HamIin nd tie Sherifrs Departments
investigating the mystery Of tie fatal shooting 81 Nh
Silvia CaballsFo So Saturday morning It 20 windsor
Lane where she living with Police Officer Serrio
Felipe, her husbands cousin, according to Hamlin.
y found dead - Key West knsn Fsps * 1880
= could have did - her eva had e. elders.
aceordins - IL ccrpnsr.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-19
LEGAL NOTICES

Commonwealth of Virginia.
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of the County of Buck
ineham, on the LIST day of June
1853.
Board of Public Welfare of Buck
ingham Co, Va, Plaintiff.
against
Fl. B. Adams. sheriff and as such
administrator of Luther Arthur
Randolph alias Luther r. Randall.
deceased. Mary o. Wallace and
Roman Nelson Randolph. Defen-
dantS.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The object which is a creditor
suit is to subject the estate of the
decedent. Luther Arthur Ran
dolph otherwise called and known
as Luther R. Randall. especially
four and one third acres of land
which were conveyed unto said
decedent by j B. Tindall and his
wife to the payment of the plain
tiffs claim of $500 40 and costs of
the suit and any other debts of
said decedent proved to the
courts satisfaction in this suit.
AndA an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defen-
dant Roman Nelson Randolph is
not resident of the State Of
Virginia, it is ordered that he do
appear within ten days after due
publication hereof. and do what
may be necessary to protect his
interest in this suit.
A Copy Teste:
John c. Spencer, Clerk
@. NJ Rogers, p. q.
Buckingham, Va. 6-5-4T
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-19
NOTICE

-
NOTICE A meeting of the school
trustee electoral board Of Buck
lngham county Will be held at the
school board office IN Bucking-
ham Courthouse. Monday. June
%. at 3 p. m. for the purpose of
electing a school board member
from the Francisco District. By
order Of the chairman. F. r.
Moon. 6-12-2F
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of
the First National Bank Of Farm
vile, Virginia. has declared the
regular semi-annual dividend of
$500 per share and an extra
dividend of SO 90 per share on the
capital stock payable June 30
1858 TO stockholders of record
June 10. 1858 Checks Will be
mailed. f w Sanford, Jr Cashier
6-l9-2t r
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-19
IN NEMORIAM

CONVICTION The family of the
late Mrs. j A Covington wants
to thank every family and friend
Tor their kindness, sympathy 10y
atty. floral designs ana use OF cars
during our sorrow. II was greatly
appreciated Many friends We're
very close to us during this time,
/ feel l must call their names,
Mrs f. Harvey. Mrs. j F Cole
man, Mrs Lloyd Coleman. MIS-.
w. j Covington. Mrs. John Gov
lngton. Mrs. German Covington.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Jameson and
Mrs Kyle Young.
Husband and Children 6-l9-1p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-19

BUSINESS RENTAL-Av Available
Immediately, store space at 313
West Third street. formerly oc-
c,lpied by Dunlop Tire Company
Call William J. Gills $50 or 511 r
6-5-4p F
APARTMENT furnished or I'M
furnished. electricity and running
water. First floor. Mrs. b l.. APP
person. New Canton, Va. esp
APARTMENT = Groom apart
ment bath. electric stove ana
refrigerator. steam neat. Phone
Farmville 5l3 or 4l8 NJ 3-10-tf
-~ ~
HOUSE -703 Oak street, Farm
Vile on route IS. Five bedrooms.
living room. dining room. big eat
ln-kitchen. pantry. two baths.
bedroom and bath FIRST floor. two
porches, front and SIDE entrance
large basement. goou hot water
heating system. Possession Sep
tember | Seen by appointment
Now rents as tourist home. Rea-
sonable rent. Also apartment
available now. nicely furnished.
private entrance, 703 Oak street.
Apply to Eunice Allen. 310l Sec
ond Ave. Richmond. Va 5-29-tf
APARTMENT rooms, bath and
kitchenette. 3l2 First avenue
Phone 247 6-l2-4p
APARTMENT three rooms With
bath. Furnished or UNFINISHED.
Heat and water furnished Call
367-J. 5-29-tf
APARTMENT r. completely fur
nished Available July 20 for cou-
pie. Cali 694 6-9-tf
HOUSE 6 rooms with bath,
electricity large shay yald, gar
den Call Hampden-5 sdney 2405
6lo4p
SERVICE STATION ana lcStau-
rant with modern Conyenicnces
TWO miles west OF Farmyiue on
L. 5. route 400 and l5 S G.
DoWdy. DoWdy's Conner Farm
yllle 6l9-2p +
APARTMENT FIRST floor
roo,ns kitchpn and b1th Phone
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-19
"YouW be moriag !oo-when
you see the HOMES Mith
small equities featured BY
London &. .itkins Insurance
and Real Estate agency.

35 acres. new room residence and
bath. hardwood floors. two acre
lake well stocked five acres clear
ed balance in oak and poplar
timber. This property is miles
from Keysville at $500 Terms
50 100 down, balance by month.
35 acres, 4 , miles from Farmville
on main highway Five room dwell
ling. electric water system. Several
outbuildines. small orchard Only
Sc 500.
Buffalo ST. very desirable location,
residence with 2 complete apart
ments Of 3 rooms and bath. oil
heat hardwood floors, large lot.
Reasonable
Brick building on Main St in
brakes Branch Building so X $50
~. 4ItAC " III TX A0lOlt. i lis pi Oijtl
ty runs from Main St to Proctor
St This building could easily be
made into badly needed apart
mcnts. Price $3.5oC.
Lot adjoining Hampden Sydney
| College property $3.50.
Lots in the Davidson subdivision.
water and sewage.
Residence, 8 rooms, 2 baths, in
Victoria. Near school and churches.
Double garage $500.
Farms, 25 good farms, large ana
small, located in Prince Edward,
Cumberland, Appomattox. Amelia,
Charlotte and Buckingham coun-
ties.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-19
Al TO THIEVES

The average age Of an auto
thief in this country is IS, accorC-
ing to figures presented at tln
first annual convention Of TIE
International Association OF Auto
Theft investigators. While he may
be Just youth trying 10 show Off.
q teen-ager looking for thrill q.
a professional out lor a fast DOL
lar, the car thief IS becoming /
serious national problem