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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING AND HAULING, day o.
night Do 7-96s7 or NO 7.5SSO
FURNITURE MOVING Of any KIND
experienced help. Heas. rates: free
estimates, Phone JE- 2-2111 Night
EN SnTSS UH coSSSHp;A aTA1ENT ssor.
ags-Low a. g per mo-; reasonable
moving rates; We. and D: G. SArETX
SIG. q TRANsF. CO.. II. R6168.
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1871 LANIER PL.

] Block of 18th and Columbia
Rd. NV Open Sunday 2 to 6
A splendid apt. in one Of the best
MANAGED buildings in the city has
and bath; $685. eot suSsta EDtd cash. ash
low monthly payments and operating
costs.
Also in the same building. liv. rm..
bedrm., porch, kit. and bath: only
$4,000 with low down payment and
low monthly payments. See Miss
Aschinbach in Apt. 40, or call her
RE. 7-I337; ewes. EN-. 2-3734.
90 rms. kit. and bath. Own Own
your own apt. home for a reason
able down payment; $62 so per mo.
Gall S ME oss-@s94; ewes. and suns
CoIoRED@i21 18th ST. NE, Apt.
6-1.-rm.. kit. and bath efficiency.
Ideal for single or couple; only
S55 mo-. with reasonable down pay
msnt. Cali ME-; os-2294; ewes. and
COLORED-132O FAIRMONT ST.
n.w.-In lovely mod. apt. bldg;
rm., kit. and bath. $6l.95 mo;
small down payment. See tanitor
to inspect. CAN RIA. 3-3431. .
BEDRM., iv. nm,
hall. kit. and bath and low down
payment. HO. 2-593S.
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APIS. FURNISHED (cont.I

1904 MONROE ST. N.W.-Large
room, kitchenette. semiprivate bath.
M s. s ~ AND KENNEDY SITS. NV.
--Lge, liv. rm., bedrm.. kit, dinette.
n SEQ sFanSRR; IA o Sls s.r
arate entrance. bedroom. LARGE iiv.
rm,,. kitchen. bath, back porch and
co SSHsn A1iSS mo irv.1BE6RM., KIT.
$4I;25' including ytils, Man or
i RIM. AND KIT. semipvt. bath; util.
furn:; pvt. entr.; adults, reas. Ii.
M iI01 18th AND OGDEN ST. NV.
rm. apt; S56 mo; 6-Em. apt ssS 500
Rms s:t newly nyt sn9S sv all p, 9s
n sOn SsLiSS sS T3S SN rms ass' and bath.
light housekeeping apt, nicely furn.
Kit; -dinetts. bath; fof couple. i
FURN. APT, newly decorated. good
NV. location, cow: tranSp.; phone
i incl Employed o cogple only
LARGE BEDRM. and kit, uttl furn; !;
ONE ist AND ONE End FL. APT.
in lovely home; excel. tranSp.: chill
dren welcome. NO. 7-S444.
OFF 18th ST.-Lovely studio-liv. rm.,
with sep. kitchen. for discriminating
persons; SIS. RA. 3-920S.
TWO-BEDRM. FURN. GARDEN APT.
se.-Liv. rm., dinette, kit. bath;
spacious rooms. ample storage, newly
redecorated; no pets; S135 mo. LU.
2-61O0, 8 a.m.-5 pm. weekdays only.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1925 10th st. NV.
-Furn. apt. for rent for 2; $50.
B4O0 BLK. OF 14th ST. N.W.-3 rms.
and bath. $S0.25. Avail. March l..
asIe CATHEDRAL AVE. N.w.-2nd
floor; well furn. bed-liv. rn., COM
pletely modern kitchen, rear porch;
good transp., quiet home, Wardman
Park vicinity; . settled adults or
empl married couple. HU. 3-7022.
HILLCREST-Nicely furnished apt. in
basement of private home; private
entrance and bath; employed couple
pref; all utilities furnished; no pets;
S75. 2136 Branch ave. Sc.
GALLAUDET MANOR
1101 W. Va. ave. ne, 3-rm. apt.
kit. dinette, mod. bath; nicely furn.;
$50 mo. utilS. incl; good transp.
Call for key at 1905 Florida ave.
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EVANSVILLE, MD.

HYATTSV1LLE, MD.
4 ROOMS AND BATH End FLOOR
to all kinds of work; married couple
only. no children and no drinking.
Rent sos month. Apply at same adj
dress here. 1901 BALTIC. ave-. HyattS-
Vile. Md &"
WE HAVE APIS. AND HOUSES
TURN. OR UNFURN. AND SUB
LET'S, WASH, VA; VIC. 1WH1TEl !.
A-oNE RENTAL AND REALTY CO,
b24 BOND BLDG. MA. S-O007.
14th ST. AND N. Y. AVE. NV,
S15 KING ST. ALEX. XII. 8-1313.
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ON CAPITOL HILL
215 Constitution ave. n.e.-The Con-
grsssional Apis. has large. we'll
furn. efficiency apt. with huge bay
window. See manager on premises
or call Ii. 3-S207.
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT q co
1920 K st, NV. Realtors Elk. 3-1Sl1
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co-oP. APIS. SALE tcont.)

20O6 ADAMS MILL RID. NV. Ant.
%. at Lanier pl.-one bedroom. Nv
Ing. room. entrance haii. bath. Kit.
and porch. Price. $4,000. Open
RE Hen EMgRa R z aF Pm 1918 Harvard s.
closets. modern Kitchen, dinette: ali
completely remodeled.. -S
bedrm., 1st-floor unit with 5 expo
sures, facing Hill Crest Park; va
cant; In clean shape. Total monthly
cost, only S67.25. Mr.. Rowland.
LII. 1-7069, with DRURY REALTY
CORP, AID. $4,000. p
BOILING FIELD AREA-2-bedrm
apt. in modern 6-yr.-old apt. bldg.
block to bus and South Capitol
st. shopping center. Moderate
down payment. monthly mointe-
nance incl. utils. SS2.31. 10.
AT The HIGH ELEVATION near
Fairfax Village and Pa. ave. Sc,
modern 2-bedroom apt, with at
tractive outlook. Storage space,
laundry, playroom for children.
parking space for car. Near bus
stop. Night or Sunday call Mr..
Rhodes, RA. e-723e. LOUIS P.
BEDRM.. iiv. rm., dining alcove.
kitchen, bath. large closet IN ex-
elusive Conn ave. bldg. Phone NO.
7-S3l4 for aDpt. to INSPECT. 10
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LUXURY APARTMENT
We take pride in offering for the
first time. this lovely, 4-bedroom
and 4-bath apartment, with east,
south and west exposure; foyer en-
trance to huge living room, ideal
for entertaining; spacious dining
room. kitchen with buffers pantry
and maids quarters. Situated in
q popular location and reasonably
priced at S27,500.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Elk. 3-24S0, 1113 18th st. NV.
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OPEN SUNDAY, IA Pm,
3O25 ONTARIO RID.

De luxe 2-bedrm., 2-bath corner apt.
with south and west exposures over
old bldg. with roof deck: large
living rn., dining space, stainless
steel kitchen, extraordinary closet
space.
De. luxe 1-bedrm. apt. similar to the
ing space and twin-sized bedrn.
This outstanding 3-yr.-old CO.
operative building offers many ad-
vantages including very low
monthly assessment and q location
transportation. Directions: 21a blocks
north Of 18th. and Columbia I'd. on
Adams Mill I'd.
H. G. SMITHY co.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp

1888 CALIFORNIA ST. NV blk
west Conn. ave. Lge. bedrm., nv.
spacious. high ceiling; S12o. Also
r iRf SsaEp AFT sR. saa1. 70 bus snd
trolley, Empl. couple: Hyattsville
81 III Lo ASsil nSS 81 r. NS % rms.
kit. and bath; all utils.; sos mo,
NAE dIlt'' wa I'll fISo ssED-s rooms ms
s sasss cn bath IA es ssss1 End igor
RiVERDALE, MD.-3 rooms and prl-
vate bath; utilities. UN. 4-071s7.
IA ST. Sc. 1882. near 14th st.; nice
employed couple in owners home;
good neighborhood and transporta-
ton; no children; avail. now. Ii.
1856 4 ST. NV rms, ultramod
kit, and BATH. new cond.; S112.5O
s Monf f7sz SD5 n9gsE SfR isos
NJ ST. NV. AID. 4-44O7., IS
e BEDRMs:. 3 rms, Kit. and bath,
all utilS.; $40 seem mo. 100 const, ave
1919 81: N = sr: si N.W.-Nr. Thomas circle s
utils, furn.; $685. mo. To inspect
see janitor on premises. %
4 -RM. APT.-Pvt. home. nearby Md.
Vicinity Naval research lab. Adults
only. 10. 7-761O. IS
HARTFORD TERRACE
immediate occupancy. lge,' new 2.
transp. Storage SPACE. idry. facii-
tiles and play areas. 500 per mo-,
including utilities. DIR: Take No.
80 s 9ReensH TO- i7th and Pa; aye
Sc See janitor at 1907 Gainesville
St. SIDNEY z. MENSH & CO., Ma
500 Cor ~ BEDRMS.. liv. rm.,
kit, bath: min. drive to Univ. Of
Md: back yard: mr.. schools and
stores: no objection to nice chill
$55-3-BEDRM., din. rm.. liv. nm,
kit. and bath apt: screened back
porch. 5006 Berwyn I'd. Open Sun.
1850. Out BALTIC. blvd. to, Berwyn
times TIN 's esl J jun! 5-7ssst aOO'. other
DOWNTOWN
Three rms. kit. and bath; private
entire End floor; 1925 per mo. on
lease.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
12Z4 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-20O6
II. Is, 10 HALEY TERRACE Sc,
Lovely new 1-bedroom apis, separate
front and rear entrances; | blk;
corner. Open 2-5; $3.50 plus util-
tiles. ALDRE, INC, LU. 4-0747.
NEW DE LUKE 2-BEDRM. APIS.
Just duplex apis. available. FULL
din. rm., pvt. entrances. Colored
tile bath. Garbage disposal, S-ft
refgr.. sliding door closets, full
bsmt.; SS9.50. plus util.
OPEN SUN. 2 TO 8
Dir: Out Nichols ave. sc. to Ala
ave-, left on Ala. to Wheeler I'd,
right on Wheeler I'd. to Barnaby St..
right on Barnaby st. l block to 9th
and left to aptS. on Bellevue cir
Gle Sc. ALDRE, INC. LII. 4-0747
MOUNT PLEASANT
163n IRVING ST NV
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GALLAUDET MANOR
l1O1 W. Va. ave. ne, 3-rm. apt,
kit. dinette, mod. bath; nicely furn.
$50 mo. utilS. incl; good transp.
Call for key at 1905 Florida ave.
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OFFERING A LARGE SELECTION
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK: 8 bedrms. =.
WESLEY ss[a ysfahsaiE aAf fsstFbbec ek Sed sSSo
~ baths: comfortably decorated:
1878. BETHESDA. mr.. Health Cen.
$500. SUMNER. MD: 5 bedrms., q
baths paths; lgs; ist 4; library, with bath;
baths. library; Ice. garden; $500.
CALL MON, EN-. 2-4464.
W. c. & A. N. MILLER
Property Management Department.
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1886 FIRST ST. Sc, Apt. l0l-
bus at door; blk. schools and
shopping; $67 80 plus utils. Avail.
Feb s. ALDRE INC, LII. 4-O747.
s6O6 MOZART PL. NV bedrms.,
ltv.- dining rm., kit. bath. newly
decorated. Va block 18th and CO.
s ITm9Ia T r. S195 5s mo mo-, FRED a.
Elk. 3-24S9. 8
IR. s. CAPITOL AND ATLANTIC Sc.
Vacant: liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit, din;
no pets; utils. incl; middle-aged
couple; refs; S75. 10. 3-6S8o.
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Daily, Weekly. Monthly
Some apis. completely equipped for
transient families.
every apt, reasonable rates. I'm
fuVn apartments also available.
GLASSMANOR APARTMENTS
TO reach: Out South Capitol ST., two
. to s: Sat. 9 to i. Lo. 7-s100.
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EOLORED-GA. AVE. mr.. Lamont
NV; liv. rm., bedrm., kit. incl.
porch; utils. furn.; adults. RA. g.
COLORED-2-RM. APT. kit, hath
eple. or 2 ladies. empl. $50 mo.
Call III. 7-6645 after / pm. IS
COLORED-I234 MARYLAND AVE
-E.E.--2 rooms; share kit; Quiet
couple; newly decorated. II. S-4152
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311s ADAMS MILL RID. NV
din; I'm. and KIT. 4 bedrms.,
baths. Possession March L. S226
per mo. on lease. Be sure TO IN.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2o0B
HUNTINGTON-ALEX.
Two We obe Si,, ssssmgdidet:; full bsmt,
HUNTINGTON REALTY
XII. S-7752 OV 3-1on1
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ALEXANDRIA - 400 E. Raymond
referencesS,e u ~. s-44s4ITlY. oec0rasssd'
SIX-RM. brick bungalow, full bsrnt..
auto. gas h.-w.h..- stove. refgr.: peri.
cond; Sc. sec. S126. LU, l-2O3S.
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OO~4I14O1CG 141 I NJ
Several and 2 bedrm. apis, new
freproof bldEs.: lge. rms: all cows. !;
$S7 $50 to 500, utils. incl Apply
S610 Piney Branch rd., Sill. Spg..
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1928 9th ST. N.W.-Corner brick
nome nom: icon comfortably 3rsn. furnished ga-
home for 1925 mo. Upstairs brings
in an income Of $3.50 mo. Complete
apt; Downstairs: IA. 9-4611. .
GWYNN PARK SUBDIv., mr.. Andrews
and Bolling-2 bedrms.: lge. lot;
1mmed. occupancy; anil; excel.
cond.; $50 mo. Call AP. 7-3143.
Evening star., 1953-01-08
How to wrop
and freeze meets

~uu~ bbSS@S uuhSS -
The U. S. Department Of
Agriculture recommends:
Wrop meets in quantities
thot you wish to cook ct
one time. Wrop in vopor-
resistant covering to
moke package oirtight
and prevent drying. (Pli-
'ofiIm, proper ceIlophone
or dominated papers ore
best. Sofewoy seIf-service
meot sections offer YOU
cuts wrapped in PliofiIm
or CeIIoDhone. You may
freeze these just as they
ore-without extra Wrop-
ping.) Pull poper tight to
drive out dir. SeoI seam
with a fold. Twist or fold
ends. Tope ends and
seems. Freeze quickly at
O. T. or lower. Store at
@ F. Limit storage time.
Rotote cuts 50 thot those
YOU store first ore used
first.
Evening star., 1953-01-08


WI
RESERVE
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fire, which could be seen a long
way of
Three new deaconS were elect
ed for Muddy Greek Baptist
Church and were ordained, sun
day afternoon. Nov %. Ministers
who oflicated in the ordination
service We're the Rev. Harry Long
OF Richmond. the Rev Thomas
Reynolds, Of Cumberland. the Rev.
H w Anderson, Of PoWhatan ana
the Rev Cecil Smith, pastor of
Gainesville Baptist Church. The
deacons elected were B. w Will
burn, Berkeley Cosby il. and Paul
5trattCn.
Recent visitors TO the COM
munity were Nh and Mrs. Charles
Duke and family. Mr.. and Mrs
George Bigger and MY and Mrs
G. NJ Chambellin OF Richmond.
Also Marion Shiver, and son.
Roy. and TWO friends, Of Rich
iAlDlIdt Wiz Cdii4t W ittit dIAQ "
visit MI Shiyer'S mother and
step-father. Mn and Mrs. r b
Swami
Several local residents have
been sick with colds. Among them,
Mrs q B Cosby who has been
quite sick
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27
Burkeyille. RID

Mr. and Mrs w, l. Hickman
and grandson. Roger Dale. Of
Kenb1dge. were Sunday dinner
guests of MI and Mrs Preston
Hickman. In the afternoon they
called on his mother, Mrs. H G.
Rickman Other callers in the
same home were Mrs Melvin
Scruggs and Gloria Jane. Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert Morris and Donald
and MI and Mrs Harold Rick
man and children.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Tharpe, of
Richmond. spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tharpe.
Mr.. and Mrs. w S Monk and
Herbert Morris visited Herman
Cook in NOV Hospital in Rich
mond, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Scruggs
visited Mr.. and Mrs H E Rick
man. Friday night
Mrs Herbert Morris. Mrs. Har-
vey Tharpe and Mrs Preston
Hickman were in Farmyille. We'd
nesday.
Herman Cook expects to come
home from NOV Hospital by way
of ambulance. He viii be in a cast
for several months All his friends
and neighbors wish him a speedy
recovery.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27


cup quarter lbl Grated
cheese
Chill sauce
parsley
Combine turkey. celery. pickle
relish and mayonnaise. Season TO
taste with salt and pepper. Spread
turkey mixture atop the toast
Sprinkle cheese over each. Place
in hot oven C425 degrees F. or
under broiler TO melt cheese, , to
5 minutes Serve with q dot Of
chill sauce and a sprig Of parsley
atop each sandwich # desired
serve with tliangles of additional
toast. grilled tomatoes and crisp
bacon 6 sandwiches
Turkey PattieS
tWo-thirdS cup thick mayor
naiSe
tablespoon grated onion
cups finely chopped OF ground
cooked turkey
cup soft fine bread crumbs
l-2 teaspoon salt
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27
LATIN AMERICAN
INVESTMENTS

The Z. S. Department Of Com
merce reports that a survey OF
United States investments south
of the Rio Grande indicate that
venture hunting capital from this
country is finding Latin America
an increasingly attractive region
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27

working toward fire-proof. plastic
Grapes for the school auditorium. =
Mrs. Bradshaw, who is SEA adj
wiser, said.
SEA members also have other
school activities, such as helping
care for the school grounds and
bus duties
Each month. SEA members put
on an informative program for
students. such as programs for
Book Week, health patriotism
and classroom demonstration
Officers of Rice Elementary
School SEA, this year are Donnie
Gates, president Shirley Waugh
an, vice president. Harry Simp-
son. secretary and James Bailey.
treasurer.
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one-elghth teaspoon pepper

UIE DItdU UIUIIDS
Combine all Of the ingredients
except the dry crumbs. Shape into
8 patties about l-inch thick. Roll
in the dry bread crumbs. Place
10 half inch apart on a heavy
brown pepper or on paper toWeling
on a baking sheet. Bake in a hot
oven t425 degrees F. until heated
through and a golden brown.
about Is inmates pattIes.
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Personal Mention

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Milan are
spending the holiday in Harrison
burg as the guests Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Larry Hoover.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thalman and
children, of Hampden Sydney
spent the past week end IN Rich
mond.
Bill Wheeler. of Nashville.
Tenn. was the past week end
guest of Buck Butcher. and his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs G F.
Butcher.
Mrs R. w. Catlin and Mrs.
Laura c. Wells spent Wednesday
NIGHT in Bedford with friends. be-
fore continuing on TO Hollns Col
leee, where they collected Miss
Mary Kay Catlin and Miss Mary
Kent Withers TO bring them home
tor The holidays.
Dr. Edgar G Cannon return
ed this week from New York City
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Graham and
family. formerly of Louisville. KY.
are spending a few days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs S. l.. Gra-
ham, Ell route TO their new home
in Princeton, N j
Mrs. Henry Button and Miss
Martha Blanton left Tuesday TO
spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs Stoddard Rockwell of Nor
folk
Mrs. Betty Rex. Of Longwood
College is visiting her son and
daughter ln-laW. Mir and Mrs,
George Rex, Of Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs Pat Striphn of
Danville. spent last Sunday with
his parents MI and Mrs. f +.
Strlplin.
Miss Ruth Gleaves is visiting
her home III Wytheyille for the
Thanksgiving holiday
Nj and Mrs. i. w. Spindler
are spending Thanksgiving with
their sonin-Iaw and daughter,
MI. and Mrs Frederick r. Scott.
III Of Richmond. and viii return
home for the week end with their
small grandson, Frederick. ".
Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson Lacy are his mother, Mrs
C. r. Lacey and his brother-in-
Law and sister Nfr and Mrs. Gil
Miller all of Harrisonbure. and
Woodrow W Mackey OF AleXan-
dria
Nh and Mrs. P. r. Atkinson
spent Monday in Bedford where
they attended the funeral Of Dr..
Clifton r. Titus. former alumnus
Of Hampden sydney College.
whose son is now freshman
there.
Miss Bobbie Andrews. a student
at the Medical College Of Viz
9lnia Pharmacy School. is visit
ing her mother, Mrs E. c An
dreWs, Of Rice
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reid Of he
Alamo are expecting as Their
THANKSGIVING guests, Mrs Reds
parents, MI and Mrs a Nc
Daniel Of Front Royal, her broth
er. Thomas Mcdaniel. of Front
Royal and the University Of VIZ
pinia. and her other brother. and
his wife Mr.. and Mrs James Nc
Daniel Of Richmond
Dr.. and Mrs. Charles McRae
have as their Thanksgiving guests
her parents, Or and Mrs Donald
S. Richardson, and her brother-in-
law and sister, MI and Mrs
Charles Robertson Of Richmond
and their children
Mr.. and Mrs f. NJ. Whitlock
and Bill Spencer are attendine
the VN1I-VPI game in Roanoke
on THANKSGIVING day. Holiday
guests Of Mi and Mrs.
Whitlock is George Bahen. Jr. Of
the University Of Maryland
MISS Betty Bondurant Of
Hampton, is Spendlna the holidays
with her parents MI and MIS-.
j c Bondurant
THANKSGIVING guests OF the Rev
ard Mrs. c. O Kidd are their SON
in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs
John r DivIdson and three ch.l-
dren, of Arlington Visitors for
THANKSGIVING day are MI and
Mrs. w II Kidd. and Mr. and
Mrs. w O. T'imberlake, all Of
Richmond
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27

SEA at Rice Elementary School
is responsible for May Day Pro-
gram, Christmas Program and
such school drives as March of
Dimes and Junior Red Cross The
SEA also takes on one specific
project each year.
This year the students are
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27
Recent Trenholm. Neus
Recent Trcnhoina NeUs
Mrs. J. H. Jones Home Destroyed
By Fire, Some Furnishings Sdued

Muddy Creek H p Club served
turkey supper 10 the Masons
Thursday. NOV 10 in the Masonic
Hall in Cdrtersvlle.
The home Of Mrs. j. II, jones
was destroyed by fire, Saturday
night. Nov IA Most Of the furn-
ishines on the first floor were
saved The Powhatan Fire Depart
ment got there IN time to save
some outbuildlngs, and the home
of j. B Jones near by which was
in great danger. Fortunately.
there was no wind to carry the
sparks. People came from miles
around TO help and to watch the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27

TB deaths in Japan have been
cut 20 per cent by United States
Army.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27

The J-57 turbojets declared to
be worlds most powerful
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27
Turkey Leftovers:
Different " avs Of
Solving Problem

What to do with turkey left
overs is sometimes d problem
Frequent ways OF solving the
question is 10 use left0Vers in hash.
soup. or salad
For something little different.
here are few suggestions from
the Poultry and Egg National
Board.
Turkey Creole
2 cups turkey broth
l-2 cups No, 2 cam tomatoes
quarter cup chopped green
pepper
ID cup chopped onion
ID cup chopped celery
teaspoon salt
teaspoon sugar
small tip bay leaf
tWO-thlrds cup unlocked rice
cups diced cooked turkey
Combine all ingredients IN sauce
pan Bring 10 vigorous boil Lower
heat, cover and simmer until the
rice is tender and most of the
liquid is absorbed, about 20 min
uteS. II necessary, uncover and
cook several minutes longer to
dry off rice Remove the bay leaf
Serves &
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27
Sandwich Grill

| cup chopped cooked celery
cup finely diced celery
l. tablespoon sweet pickle relish
one-third cup mayonnaise or
salad dressing
salt and pepper
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-01
Picnic Is Enjoyed By
Sewing Circle Recently

The Crum Ridge Sewing Circle
members and their families en-
joyed a weiner roast at the Stat
ford roadside park on Friday
evening, Sept. 18.
Those enjoying the outing
were MIR. and Mrs. Walter NAL
lett and sons, Terry and Timmie;
Mr.. and Mrs. Rayfiel Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wells and
son, Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley
Thompson and daughter, Shila;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Morrison
and children, Martha, Nancy
and Tommy; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard Mallett and children, Ellen
and Lloyd; Mrs. Frank Spence
and children, Peggy, Junior and
George, Beverly Bird, Freda
Cantwell, Galen Thompson and
Mrs. Delbert VanFossen and
daughter, Eileen.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-01
Jennie James Society
Elects New Officers

The Jennie James Missionary
society of the First Baptist
church were the guests of Mrs.
Jessie Finley on Tuesday even
ing for the September meeting.
The group singing "Take My
Life" opened the meeting follow
ed by the devotional service by
Mrs. Charles Doan. Mrs. Charles
Patten led in prayer and gave
the missionary story.
The yearly calendar was made
out during the business session
and the election of new officers
held. Mrs. Charles Doan was
elected president; Jean Moore
vice-president; Mrs. Charles
Patten, secretary; Mrs. Isaac
Mcdonald, Jr, treasurer; Miss
Arlene Morris, news reporter
and Mrs. Jessie Finley, sunshine
treasurer.
The hostess served refresh
ments to Mrs. Gerald Ramage
Mrs. Gene Haines, Mrs. Charles
Doan, Lois Ddley, Mrs. Isaac
Mcdonald, Jr., Jean Moore, Mrs
Ford Radcliffe, Mrs. Charles Pat
ten, Mrs. Edgel Harper, Mrs
Sarah Badgeley, Arlene Morris
and Mrs. Roy Wikander.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-10-01
Stanley Brush Party
Held At Goodwill Home

A Stanley Brush party was
held at the home of Mrs. Anna
Goodwill, Elba on Wednesday
of last week with Mrs. Rose
Drake, of Cambridge, as demon
strator.
Games were enjoyed and
prizes were won by a number of
the guests. Mrs. Goodwill re-
ceived many nice gifts.
Those who attended were Mrs.
Jean Hesson of Caldwell; Mrs.
Iva Hesson, Mrs. Dorothy He's
son, Mrs. Marlene Hesson and
Kathy, Mrs. Ocie Leisure, Mrs.
Clara Reed, Mrs. Betty Good
will and sons, Darrell and Larry,
Mrs. Florence Swain and son,
Earl, Miss Ethel Goodwill, Mrs.
Drake and the hostess.
The hostess served delicious
refreshments.