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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28
Eugene O'Neill
Dies I'm Boston

BOSTON - - Eugene 0'Neill.
famed playwright and No6el prime
winner died last nigat 81 his home
81 brunchial pneumonia. lie was
6.
Funeral services 81 be private
tn accordance witn his wishes.
Also . three time Pulitzer prime
winner In litera.ars. Omen hAd
roamed the world Cor material IN.
I'll receni years when he was
ssricken with PaFkinsons disease.
That DISEASE form 81 palsy
gradually cut doun his activities
Until writing became impossible.
Present II his bedside we're his
third wifs. the farmer Cari0ata
MonteFey. Q nurse. ard kis pay
sician. Dr. Harry L. koxol who
sad death was eavssd b. hron-
ehial pneumoaia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28
Call Issued For
Chest Workers

Lsssl esmmsnlsy ehsss 81.
slxisis ae4sy lssass o eel Zoe
wssksrs 10 ssa fhsm IN shsir
hswss-se-hsuss ssasaas slated
naxa week.
Pvsa drive ehairmsn william
y. psmhasss ssks4 sAsa Ell psr.
seas wishina - ed N shs eaa.
wass afssaa Q asessins - h@
hsad AAsndsy nlshs % - hish
s<hesi ssaasssswsn. vams %
90 ses 8 D N. As a6asd net
y wews6 - asslsshas ssr sAsss
lHassssss6 10 eel Chest kssa.
awsrssss % 1&esI snd asalfy
shsm Fl fhslF lnsamflsms.
TIE eises snd orssmiHsslsms
asslsisa us6sr saa alFaesisa ~
cessm~s glm kssa sss psFsiel.
pssla@ IN - hsgss-as-heess
drive.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28
Text
OF Officers
Statement Tues.

This . n eompieis statement
read b. Officer nm Clbl IA clty
Couu yesterday during ne ira II
en- admitted prustiiuss whe elalu.
I'd tAai . local police afIleer -
demanded payofI monay. Ca
sad nat be took TIE arslou -
GEAR ne Feputation u the Police
department
ne statement.
Your honor-this Il o eonalginn.
a pea tor elsmeney. On several
aafisrent oeeasions. ne degendans
-DoaoFes b&xtsr-has elelmed thsf
shs was being vietimlzsd ~ arsfs
snd eorFsptioa wishla ne pollcs
department
~Doiorss b known 10 musielpsl
la snfnrsemeni efllxsrs - beina
. trequenier II taxis. oas q thsss
cabs u dFiven ~ q ehauflrur ear.
Cd "Chino Perhaps other ofreers
ean testify IS 10 ether eshs =
whieh nhs has hesn sea.
II hnt ny ohjeri 10 prove ca
Dolores rods q &c cabs lsr -
tconsinaed On Pee Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28
One-Sixth OF
Pusan Swept
By Raging Fire

PuSAN. Korsa R-0ne .sixfh Il
tbs tsemlng pert ctr al one MI.
Lea popmlatana smauldeFea aamiahs
afser N all-aighs fire tat aeurwhed
. isa.mile swatA. lelt at least ghree
Koreans dead and ieweied e.ooa
homes and hulldin4s.
Twenty Koreans wers hurt ed
tee korean firemem we're ever.
cone By smohs.
Poliee said two eAhAren and .
1year-old man sire dead.
The Us. Army esaimaasd dam.
ass 10 tAia refugee ehocked city
n ~ mlllioa dallars. Tha blaze
Faeed for nearly n hours.
II was ere of The NEST dsvasaaa.
ing fires n koream hissory.
Relief agsmcies rmahed I'd 10
600 len homeless. Mans werx
given Temporary sAelter n Us
Array warehouses. heaters 90
srAools.
0thers poked ahous IN the scared
ruins hsokang sor persaaal heioag.
ings.
A crap. ehilling uind tailed d
dixperse . cloud ~ black sFmoke
ever TIE city. Lttls tongues Il
names eontlnEed 10 a<k CT TIE
wrecks of huildlnxx
TIE hlaSe hrpks cot II . tammed
tenement ssction. Police sad il
tContinned On pmga Threal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28

t0wns. n tke nsx hoek sAowez
81.
Ths Relsrance Rook llsts con,
mercial snferprfsea-manufaetnr
ere. wholesalers. retailers. ard
cher Businesses. sen@raily thoss
buying regularly On eredit
N dsa -. hswssss lmxluas
aams ssrvixs go psaAsss1snsi
essahilshmsmas. sgxh - Fasl CO.
ssas hrsksra. hsshsv sma hssssy
sAspa. ssssk hFeksrs. sss- vhus
aswFss go 81 A9sinesssa N Aasn-
re cssnsy wsaad - mweh hish.
90 shsa - s<ss sssasa shsss.
nriel ex3maasd thas durimg L.
abeua e. ehsmgss wguia hs mads
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28
Pay Raise Is AntborIzea For Navy
Bhecollay' Civil Service Workers
Boost viii UP
AHHHaI Payroll
For go Here By
Nearly $4,000

| About $4,000 . year
will be added to the payroll
OF 7eo civilian Navy employ
ees here. h was announced
today.
David L. Mecurdy. prssi
dent Of Local Isl. National
Federation Of Federal En-
lpleyeea. and Emilio c. Nor
elsa. president Of Lodge 6s7,
American Federation Of
Government Employees. Az
L. both announced the nine
cent n hour raise that viii
be effective the first pay per
Tod after Dec. IL.
BosA oxgamiaaaions repremenl
|skalsd ed mnskilled woFkers whe
are pad on - hnuFly c. per den
basis. Saeh workers. aFs referred
b ~ NoTeisa - hlneeallaF wuxk.
ers 10 difieFamalais from whl1s col.
laF worksrs wha sre paid q Q
Seariy haals.
hAxcsr4r saalmaasd - shnua
80 weskssa @suid - sasssfsa -
rha pav mersass. - ssid shas
hslp@Fs asw sssFsns shsua sl.U
- hsss snd msehsales sAsws
go aa hsws.
msxxisa sald IN Q issasr - ia
ElIssaa shsa ~shs aces zee
IsTssiv n nsa asasiy lnssrwmssmsal
= sAsalnins shsa pay lmsFssss
sss shs se-ssIlsd kausssllsr ssm-
pasvses. ~
James A. Campbell. nailonal pra.
sAdent ef the AFCE. sama ths fal.
loving wire 10 Norcisas
Navy approved average IN.
crease a zine eeats effective fIrss
pay period AFTER December n or
ungradsd hluseollar employees Key
West area"
A similar wire was sena % Ne.
curdy By GertFuds MeNally. 90.
tional secretary amd treasurer, e
ne Nasional Fsderasioa q FEDERAL
Employees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28
Keys Property
Owners Assoc.
Plans Activity

Al ne November meeting Of the
Lever Keys Property owners As.
aoeiatlon whieh was held n Myrtla
ed Wesleya ''Hairyon neach
Ledge" % Be- pAne Key. . 10.
toe SO made amd carried 10 send
. committee 10 wais ca ne county
Commissioner eth . Feqnsas shal
Avenus 4 IN the Sands suh-divlsioa
- Fsnalli. graded ard sullahie cul.
herta Installed % insure adequate
drainage during psEiods Il siorms
and excessive rainfall.
rhis Eead rs mssss hea smy
aasnsv apsHs 90 - upmsan simxe
4 Maa slFsf hulls appsaxsmsaslv
= vaaEa zee and = haa sinxe
hsssms lslslv hsssilv arsvsslsd
sAssssBhiasa. sapselsilv asFtna
fha wiFsss saasama.
TIE Aasoeiatian also. II tAls
tine, lendeaed . vote ii fhaE.ks 10
NJ. BLY, Warner for the sxeeIlens
work he Cd IN causing eulverta 10
- Installed under ne nww state
Reed on sammeriand key, thereby
draining many acres ef lard and
ms materially aiding IN TIE mes.
qulto e0ntrnl making tar area
moTe kabiiahle and thus hsaplng n
lhe hettsr develupmems a tie lev.
er kegk.
TIE LaweF ksvs praparfy own.
asa Asssxlsalsa 10 vitality lmsss.
ssasa n sAs dsvsispmsna ~ sha
lewss kavs sna weuad Ilks - -.
wan6 pFsapsxslwe Fesk6smas shss
sAsss . nsw elssirls pswsv ard
81 sdsassss wsasr svppaY gsesms
lesaassns hsvs fresh water waIlsl.
TIE Assssiaaisa hepsa sssm -
Aavs ssfs<aena tsisnAsns services.
fhix Associates h composed af
- members 40 are areehalders
n the area. theFe were = af these
members present a. this meesing
ineluding TIE offcNrs and nearly
al a TIE chalrmen of the varioas
committees.
TIE hext regalar meetlng I'll be
December tTth a. tAe sane place
- whlch tims ne group hapes 10
- abe h FspoFt . saoa start en-
e owm permanent auarswrx.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28
anHeld
On
Reynolds St.
Tkns Csss 80
New York Nan
Tells Pelice

Police are sesrshing todsy fuF .
snnman who held - snd Fohhed .
man q 80 ca Reynolds Street
early tbs morning.
They identified tks hoidup victim
IS % year Cd william Dunnworth.
Fl kewbarg. Nsw Vera Dunn-
woFth gave them Q story ct benz
aecosied On the dimly lis street ~
q man who asked him for q match
and then drew q Fevo.ver from he
poeket and demanded hia money.
ounmwsrsh ssad shss - ssFtved
In ksv wssa Yesterday sfssr o
his<hhikins srip ivsm he ksms.
~ saass net steer Co ynsss-
essfd w % shfslmlas smpasy-
Hnsns 81 shs csss Msflns tssssi.
~ wsns 10 Q osvsi street msvls
Isss night.
when be lefs TIE movis. shortly
before midnight. ne seat for q
walk IN the South Beach area. He
declared that when he reached
Reynolds Street. he was aeeosied
b. the man who asked him for .
match.
The mar then pulled o gun from
his lsit hand trousers or coat poe.
kss and ASKED for rs valet. Ne
sad. When Dunnwortk started 10
axk the man 30 return TIE wallet
AFTER he had taken TIE monsy. he
sad that he was told b "shut 10. I"
TIE thug then ted him by ths
arm and pointed I'm In TIE a.
Fection If the beach ard tod him
10 start waking ard nos 10 ioek
bach ("
when the hoidup victim reached
the beach. he sid thai b. iooked
bach ard the maa I'D apprsufiy
vanished ard be rushed bach 10
town b n0tify police.
he hentified TIE Runmam a.
being Eve feet: ten inchea tan.
weighing about fso pounds and
having hGht brown hair. Re vas
wearing o daFk blue suis and a
white sklrt witk NJ tie.
DunnwersL sad tat the valet
eomtainsd So In cash. henflnca.
toa cards and lis photomsph.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28
American Legion Presents
Check To HighSchOOl Band
pom viii Also
I'D IDussalmss
Band And Drill
Tnana II Drive

Durlng the regular meeting n
Arihu3 sawyer Poss -. =. An
aFieam InKson. - Wednesday eve
nsne. Pual Commanaer beih3i r.
sohnson presented IL behali II lhe
Post ! eheek foF Sc a Harold
Canierson. DlFertor key Vet nlgh
kehool Band.
eamuammaar 1uhmsnn stated
49, - 80 u hluhiy nppFeeis-
I've u aha ilma wefk hslmm -.
esmuliahma ~ aha nand 80 O.
slTua - assist - akslF sflwsaa.
rha Pagl snneallv makes . $50.
tslAwalaa y - ESD.
A srusp - ZEE msmbsrs werf
ohlieated ~ lhe Key wess Cuard
I'll IInmnr. rs new membeFs ars
George [. nFomn. RuheEg G. Gap
mas: 1oasph {. CARTS Edward ],
Kdwma1. Lpwrenes Lmokvs By
h MeC anrllin I'd Bernard Z.
Sablna.
TIE Ilonor Guard also enndaeted
a memoraal service iof i.esinmnalFs
Wnlle Tayior who rsesnily died.
capialn A L. ulehAr arnauneed
ahas the Quart womid paFtaeipats
In ghm Memorial service "a ~ held
a. lnAlaa KEY Fai On neeemheF
So. The service a raFt II the Ip.
pr Keys Line Festival
re 1spsrtmems Mla.WlnaaF
csmasFsnea was ammeumesa asF
hAismi em 0sxamAss So MKses.
Eve cammiaaemmam Rshara ~.
Uamasls mas nameA - tha Ell.
sial Representatives a ths Pasf
~ tAla csmaarsnxe.
TIE Psi vuted . eonirllsutlnn b
80 wooden chureh Crusade. whlrh
A helmg hacked ~ TIE Natlonal
neglum. TIE prokram u speaghead
Of ~ fulton Lewix, 1r.. - re-.
place fhe w4r wreekwd ehurvhes nf
Weklern Germany TIE movement
n zen denominationai and IN every
way IN keeplng wlsh me reilHious
poliries eft TIE AmeFican LeWion
TIE Pasa Ass yuaed - assist
- pevwisss tsivh Sskeei and
oEgl rssw N heir drive 60
walserwa. esmmanamf 1uAnsen
anaeunead
Harry !. Metxxer nnd Lnuls a
may wefe named to arrMnse ghe
fContinued On pmKe Twna
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28
Delaney Suggests
Probe OF Charges

CIV csmmlsslsass Jsek De-
lsnsy ted Ths eifiasa a. nesn
Today shss ~ feels 80 AAsmFes
cssmfy essnd 1sry shsvia be
sslisa IRE speslai ssssiea -
ssa6ssf o swsspins lnvsssiss-
ten infs charges net Q peilss
sfssesr dsmsm&sd pssss<fiea
messy iEem o ieesl psesalsyss.
Dslsnsy aadsd net ~ was
''wlshhsaaans eng lsdssmsnt-
81 ne sws pslies sfsiesrs wife
ssf svhsfaaasatisa 81 ne ehsrs-
&c.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28
Prostitute Charges Police Demanded Payof
Tesiifies In City Court
That She Was Threatened

An admitted prostitute leyeled a charge IN City
Court Friday that Key West police officer had demand
ed $50 month payOff money allow her TO operate
from taxieab.
The woman. Dolores Baxter. who said that she had
been praetcng her trade here for three months deu
fled the officer - Patrolman Eddie Ramirez and said
that she had been arrested repeatedly because she
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28

Backs Puerto
Rican Liberty
I'm. vii Hear
Debate On Karen
Atrocities Monday

UNITED NATIONS. n. Y. a.
Presldena EisenAowsr has prom-
ised 10 move for eomplsts Puerse
Riean lndspeadsnes any tine ths
Legislature 81 -: caribAean eom-
menwealsA asks Cor n
TIE offer vas aanouneed 10 ths
IN. Csnsral Assembly last nigha
By ehisf Us. Dslegats Hsnry
cahos Ledss u. spsakang dmriEg
debate % prupoaed measures b
dsAermlne when q depsndena Ter.
Fitory becomes sell.guvernimg.
Ledge sad:
Il am aushorissd d say On be.
half eG tAs PreNidems tat n any
tine ne Legislative Assembly, Il
Puerto Rice Rdspks a rasoiuaion
In favor Il mere eomplsas or even
absolnta independents, ne viii
Immediately reeemmem6 10 Goa
grsss thst sacA lndspsndsncs BE
granae6."
AtaiamAa LamAaa
Pueras kiean Cev. LIS Muses.
Maria declared n 50 Jmnn:
Thls u Q magmlfleiana atfilnde
whAEh does hanor D. tie Umifed
states and 81 sAsw Ameriea and
the whels weird &C mlneerisy If
ne pressna ralallnmsAip Il volun.
tary associates heawesm to
Unised States amd pueFts Rioo."
rhs lalaad. taksn ~ - United
states dnFing the amiah-AmsFi.
can Var ef -. vas recently
Eiven eel govsrning siaans - o
eommonwealEh associated eth To
uniaed States. same u. n. dele
gates lave eoufenaed that tAis
status 10 meaningless ard nat In
tConfinnea on Paes Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28
Us. Plans Move To Counter
Russian Sailing Strategy
Dim View Taken
OF Success OF
Big q Meeting
~ gossaa a. nloNTcwRe

WASHINGTON - - Tie United
States probably wlll al nrilain
and France. When representative
ef tAe three meet a Bermuda. b
Get set b eoantsr any Russian
plan for ssalllns TIE Kurupean
Array proiset throagh Q foarpow.
e. mseting.
Since the soviesa nursday naghs
aprang their surprise aeceptanes
Ct . fouF.powar meeting wi1houi
ne hamperins eondiiions that they
had lnaaslsd on carrier. ths state
Department has been considering
wAat rely tie Western 81 Three
mi9ha make.
Althoash ths uansd States pxzh.
hcly has takan . mnrA thinner
view of TIE eutloak f6r success &C
. big -Four meeting than lave Is
allies, Il seemed almost certain
nat ths session If foreign min.
iziers al be held. 4 ne sovless
mean what they nov nay.
81 anfnrmed eAssrvers aaid
tat whnm presidnmf Elsemhamer.
rrimm Mimax1er cnnrwh 40
punAisr Lanisi met wllh aAelr
isFslgm ministers N Bermuda nsxi
Friday. TIE unlied States apakes.
men will cal Cor tight arrange.
menas 10 Be made against Soviet
dlsruptive tactics.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-28

Pre- eonfsrenee aFranKemenls
could BE- siahtsned ~ ether Nv
Ksating the Rnsslams 10 adept q
somewhat mere limited agenda
than they have proposed or hy set.
tang agreement amaag tha western
powers that 4 ne Berlin meeting
dsveaoped - . mere propaganda
battle they would wind Il - afseF
. Teasonahle time and sss back
10 ths business Il bullaing western
defensea.
70 date the reaesions ef the
three western nasions have ap-
peared mere diverse shan coordsn.
sied. A British Foreign Office
spakesman said yesterday thas
hrisaln welcomes ne acceptance
(conainnad On Para Twol
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
Marc inal Members
of Beef, Dairy Herd
Cause Income Drop

Check beef COW herds to see if
some culling is in order.
That's the advice to beef cattle
producers in southwest and
southern Virginia from Curtis
Mast. associate animal husband
man at VP1.
ginal cows is the best way to
conserve feed this winter. AMI
mails which should be culled in
clude averaged cows which take
lot Of feed to winter and which
are hard to keep up: poor milk
ers: off-colored cows. such as
roane COWS in Hereford herds or
white-faced cows in Angus herds.
Off : colored calves broug h t
around Sl4 a head less than did
the straight colored calves on
1852 markets.
Also, Gull cows with dairy
breeding. Most of the time they
produce medium grade calves.
and III most of the calf sales in
1852. mediums brought about $25
per head less than did the good
and choice calves There was a
time when it was profitable to
keep cows with dairy breeding
because prices were high and as
long as they bore marketable
calves they earned their keep.
With the drop in cattle prices,
this is no longer true.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
Bark, Twig Color
Add Many Effects
In Home LANDSCAPES

II you believe home grounds
landscaping must necessarily be
unattractive and colorless in VIM
ter. you are barking up the wrong
tree. Many kinds O.. trees that
shed their foliage in the fall offer
an endless array Of color combi-
nations in their barks and twigs.
Survey your grounds now for
spots where such specimens can
be planted next spring TO brighten
up your scenery the following
winter. The color attributes of
certain delightful specimens are
even more apparent in the dor
mant season. There is no con-
cealment by massive green foil
age.
Notable for their Colorful bark
are the birches. which have white.
yellow. or reddish bark. depend
ing upon species. Beeches offer
many shades Of solid gray. Syca-
mores. with their taking old bark.
present bold. spotted greenish-
yellow patterns. Cherry banks Of
fer sprightlier displays in bright
browns. some approaching red.
Twigs give colorful effects. too
Consider the willows. They have
branches that range from bright
yellow to orange and red. Some
evergrcens also offer contrasting
color schemes. For instances. old
err species of Scotch pine show a
strong yellow in their higher
branches. The red pines upper
branches take on a reddish cast.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
Miss Nellie StinsOn
Dies In Buckingham

A funeral service for Miss Nellie
B. Stinson, 70. who died Thurs
day. Jan. 8. at her home. near
Mt. Hebron Church. Buckingham
county, was held Sunday after
noon at Mt. Hebron Church.
Burial took place in the church
cemetery.
Miss Stinson is survived by one
sister. Mrs. H. NJ Bryant. and two
brothers. Paul and Tom Stinson.
all of Wingina
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
THE FARMvILLE (va.) HERALD TUESDAY, JAN 49, 1853

Color is probably the least con-
sidered factor in the handspring
scheme. However. with the ac-
cent on the modern ranch home
with its many large windows.
more and more home owners are
interested in outdoors color diver
sificatiOn for improve the setting.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13

IUBLIC-The undersigned have
sold the Oak Grove Restaurant.
on Routes 400 and is. near Farm
vile. to Mr.. T. J. Cauett. who will
assume all obligations contracted
after Monday. January S. Mr.. and
MI James E. CARRIER. 1-9-2tp
NOTICE: Randolph Young Farm
ers' Cooperative. Inc. will hold
It's annual meeting. Wednesday.
Feb. 4. at p. m. at John Ran
delphi School, Cumberland county
for the purpose of electing officers.
and transacting any further bust
less which may properly come
before the meeting. All members
are urged to attend. 1-13-2t
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
all those desiring dirt for filling
in or grading. please see me at
once r. II. Rose Construction
Company. 2ll East Third Street.
Phone II or Walter G.. Bruce
1-l3-1t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
Colored News
WOMEN'S COUNCIL
WILL MEET TUESDAY

The Farmville Council of Color
ed Women will meet Tuesday.
Jan. l3. at $3.50 p nj. with Mrs.
Pearl Allen. on Bridge street
Mrs. Pearl Baker, publicity direc-
tor. and Mrs. Pearl Blanton.
president. have requested men,
bers To attend this important ses-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13

Fowlkes, Jennings Ordinary: Vele-
rie Foster, Cumberland: Annie
Langhorne. Cumberland: Celie
Stokes, CreWe: and Mary Watkins
Pamplin.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
. = . . . ~
SERVICES


DIICHING IT let US dig your
bitches. septic tanks. etc by ma
chine especially designed for that
purpose Rural work solicited.
Putncy Plumbing and Heating.
Fnone 483. Farmville. Va. 4-2l-.tf
BRIGGS e. STRATON. Clinton
Power Products. REQ, Lawson and
Continental engines. Cali Carl
HCllner, 693. Farmville. Va.
1l-l8-tf
LAWN MOWER sharpening. Pick
" and delivery service. Call Carl
Hellner, 693, Falmville. Va.
11-18-tf
FREE Sweep your lawn free
with Parkctte Lawn Sweeper.
C1N Carl Hcllner, 693, Falmville,
Va. 11-18-tf
MEND IT? Yes, China, glass. pot
tory and what have you Not
satisfied. no pay MIS-. Reveley,
403 S. Main st. l9-2t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13

WyllieSburg. girl. Jan. 4.
Lucille and Edward Ford. Pros
pect. girl, Jan. 4.
Edith and Clyde Roberts, brakes
Branch, boy, Jan. f.,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
FOR RENT

APARTMENT - 4 rooms. unfur-
nished upstairs. 4lQ East Second
St. Phone 94W. Call after five
O'Clock, l-6-4t
APARTMENT, 4 rooms with bath,
unfinished. Heat and water.
Call BIT NIX or 2040 w. 10-l4-tf
BUSINESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Immediately. store space at 3l3
West Third street, formerly oc-
cupied by Dunlop Tire Company.
Call William j. ellis $50 or 5ll r.
l-6-6p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13


HOUSE = rooms. baths. 2
large screened porches. oil fur
FACE heat. hot and cold water,
telephone and electric lights.
Edgewood Estate. one mile from
Farmville Will rent entire house
or as two apartments. Reasonable
rent. Apply c. j. Cox. Farmville
Motor Company. l-9-tf
APARTMENT for couple. Mrs.
Roy Pearson Phone 694. 1-l3-tf
APARTMENTS rooms furnish
I'd, heated New refrigerator and
electric range. Call after five
Phone TIL. l-l32p
APARTMENT = three or four
! ooms with bath and kitchen. I'M
furnished. heat and water. Call
23l. Agnes Watkins l-l3-2p
APARTMENT three room
kitchenette. bath. unfurnished.
Oil furnace. Miss Putney. 3O6 S.
Main street 1-l3-2p
House, rooms and bath. APP
ply Fred Putney. Phone 7O9
l-132p'
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13
IN MEMORIAM


In loving memory of our mother
and grandmother, Mrs. Sallie r.
Price. who died IS years ago,
January 18th. 1910
Just a though of sweet remem-
brance.
Just memory. sad and true;
Just the love and sweet devotion.
Are left to those who think of
you,
Daughter and granddaughter
l-l3-lp
MORTON-In loving memory of
my husband and our father.
James H. Morton. who passed
away January 10. 1852.
One year has passed since that
sad day
When one We loved was called
away
God too khim home, it was His
Within our hearts he livcth still
Wife and Children l-13-lp
~>~~~
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13

HELEN Keller lost her sight,
hearing and speech at the age Of
10 months.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13

Emma and Elgie Drummond,
Victoria, boy. Jan. l.
Eloise and John GORDON. Pros
pect. boy, Jan. 2.
Estelle and p. d. Jackson.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13

Observation-Disclosures. living
room. bed room. kitchen. bath,
electric stove, refrigerator. hot
water. heat. private entrance. No
children. Can be seen 703 Oak
street, near hospital and college.
Apply to Eunice Allen. SOL Sec
end Ave. Phone 3-Sl10. Rich
m nd. Va LIFT
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13

There are 231 cubic inches Of
water in a gallon.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-13

HOUSE = S rooms 5l4 Second
street. Walter Chernault. 1-6-4p