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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

SEMIDET-1 to Is lots: water and
sewer in: street on grade: Riverdale.
AP. 1885, OF. 4-7OO6.
VALUABLE CORNER LOT. 1st COM
mercial. 20o.ft. front by 115. Good
sd psS sG sectiG1 E9 6S7s q flR aARTMxN SsSfss
REALTY. INC. 1345 Good Hope
RAMBLER STTES-SSo down: IN lge.
development facing ColesVtlle rd.
Montg. Co; 100000 it.. 81, 900 ea.
KAY REALTY co. RA. $4,000.
~ acre: Sewer. .isc sa. IT. Cali own:
er. Ii. 7-4749. s-12 noon. 30'
8 LOTS-Sewer. water and streets in.
Eeady to build on this spring. HA. q
lBUTLDERSlGroup IA rambler lots.
NJ. MLEk EAkEiaEtoa 5K lgfa5ion 8so NA 'ogs ss55Hz y
TEN ACRES Of Silver Spring develop
! ing land, suit. for homes to S15, 900.
All utils. avail. Price, $4,000. ROY
M AI COLEMAN, Realtor. JU. 9-4123,
SECOND COMMERCIAL GROUND
ffontSse: 400 SCf blocf * of II Hunt IIa1s; place
ne; price, $1.50 per 50. It., subject
MIDDLETON, Realtor, RE. 7-118l.
So ACRES on Indianhead hwy, close
in: reasonable price, easy terms,
Re; 7,2492; evenings. 10. 7-3470,
NEAR UPPER MARLBORO-SeVe
| acres with frontage on Largo rd.
Beautiful bldg. site. $3.50 per acre.
\ CASKEY. Realtor. AP. 7-640O. 80
12O ACRES. located only 61a miles
| from Peace Cross on the Landover
I'd. beaut. rolling land, mostly clear
5000 per acre. CASKEY, Realtor
| Az. 7-64O0. 80
20 BUILDING LOTS only Q blocks
from Kensington shopping area;
utilities in; 10 on pavement; can
start building tomorrow. Must sell
quickly. make offer. HOWARD r,
sCHAFER. OIL. 2-5441. 81
ATTENTION BUILDERS
Corner lot with alley near 66th and
AmeS StS. me-; approx I1,OOO so
II; lovely surrounding homes; pos
Stbiltty for re2oning to apts., nov
zoned for community housing. Flat
ground, paved streets, all utils. in
| $3.50. Elk. 3-3408, HE. 4-66l7
I evenings. ---l
FIVE ACRES. near Beitsvilie. $500
per acre.
Winston C. Clay
| WA. 7-4228
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ENGLISH TUDOR
NEAR COUNTRY CIIIR
HAVE YOU EVER

HAVE YOU EVER
Coveted Q pretty rambler set diago-
nally across q big corner lot, with a
picket fence framing 1t? For S13, 700
you can stop wishing and start
enjoying 1t! Three bedrms.. fine liv.
nm, kit. you can eat in, bath, good
closets, storage attic. Also tool
house, and concrete patio for sum-
IT. Even on q dreary winter day
like this one, this home Is exquisite.
MANNAS REALTY co.
9116 Wilson Blvd. IA. s-27S3.
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

LEWES BEACH, DEL.-Four-bedrm
auto. washer; Kresky floor heater
Lewes Beach 60S3, or write MR.
JOS. B. zULLO. z N. Y. ave-, Lewes
Del.
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CHARMING CAPE con

CHARMING CAPE COD
Alex. -Rosemont-Liv. rm. with firepl.,
den, large music rm. with French
kit, stove and refgr., large bedrms.
and bath on hrst A.: center stair
way. End d. bedrms., full bath,
also huge storage rm.; bsmt., oil
--w.h.: large front porch: detached
AL SMITH REALTY
KI. S.66b2 Ewes TIE R.0ok7
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

HAVE CLIENTS for commercial and
investment properties. MILTON F.
RUPERT, 1151 10th st. NV. DI.
7-b015; eyes,, EN-. 3-5407. -29
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MUST
BE SOLD

Reduced down to below con-
struction costs and priced at
$13,950 for IMMEDIATE
SALE AND SETTLEMENT,
Located in faSt.groWing Me-
Lean area (adjacent to Lam
gleyl. Only "a blk. on Chain
Bridge rd. Extremely different.
English hsmt. contains bath.
e1t e1t ana d,n 1rlSnt, m spseioIs Ss1Gsd WaiS
patio. A few steps up to 2nd
level and Q bedrms., liv. rm.
and nursery or den. Oil h.-w.h.
The grounds are outstanding.
Taxes only $40 year. Heat,
only $40 year. S2,700 cash
will handle. Available for in
spection ct your convenience.
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Real Estate Service, Inc,
G763 Lee Hwy. on Glehe. IA. 10000
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

WANTED - Waterfront acreage or
farm for campsite development.
Send particulars, p. o. Box 1880,
Washington, D. C. Ill
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CADILLAC 40 "62" convert; orig.
green: r. and h., Hydra, Wv. tires;
new white top. brown leather in
terror; orig. OWNER; S2,395. 10.
2-3I40. 80
1949 2-dr., fully equip. /;
black; like new; owner. Come
out and drive this car and you will
buy it: SI,995, RELIABLE WHOLE
SALERS, 1901 Old Bladensburg I'd.
at Piney Branch. Silver Spring, Nd.
JU. 7-SSSS.
CADILLAC 1852 4-dr. Model So;
power steering, Hydra; black: TO-
900 miles; r., h.; excel. cond.
"a, 900; no trade-ins; cash. MA. g.
1920. Ext. 259, bet. am. and 8
CADILLAC 1852 new Deville coupe;
$500, or will take trade-in on 80
or 81 Cadillac sedan or club coupe.
RA. 6-205n. 81
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CHEVROLET 1851 styleline de luxe
2-dr. sedan; radio and heater; Power
glide; two-tone black and ivory
nnish; one owner: garage kept;
$1.495. PARKWAY MOTOR CO.,
3O61 M st. NV, AID. 2-01S5. Open
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-10
Local NAVY
Team Wins
Pistol Match

Enrouse % TIE 1853 National pis.
90 Championship a Canp Perry.
Ohio. three SURASDEVDET shoot.
ers stopped at Teaneck. New Jcr.
Hey 20 participate IN the New Work
nirror's 22nd Annual rolice rlsi8l
Tournament
The three. Perry T. Thompson.
Jr.. ONO, Robert & BauRh. INC.
John s. Merry. sol competed
against some 81 the best shooters
of the police and Law enforcement
agencies from every state IA ne
Union. Over too0 entries wcre made
IN this tournament. Shooting ~ 4
twgman team representing SarAsl
DevDet Baugh and Thompson won
Al ne -" class with . score a
s76 cut az q possible 600. Both
men had identical scores Of rs
Thompson vas one point up coins
INTO the rapid fire while Baueh
vent clean 10 even things rp. This
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-10

Michigan State, Nosre Dame.
Georgia Tech and Baylor have the
misunderstanding offensive back
field combinations In early prae-
tee showings. But with the days
Of the specialists gore these four
somes must prove their mettle On
defense too.
The defending national cham.
plons from East Lansing boast
Tom fewcie AZ Quarterback. lie.
roy Bolden and Bills Wells al the
halves end Evan Sl0nac a. fun
back. BiEgie Munn's pony backs
each weigh $50 pounds or less.
Frank Leahy's Irish win start
With Ralph Guslieimi At the signal
ealing post, joe Heap and An
America Johnny I.attner "a the
halgbacks ard Nell worden a fall.
Pepper Rodgers. Bily Teas.
Len Hardeman and Giern Turner
make up Techs fine quartet
Coii0n Davidson Is Bayior's guar.
ter5aek supported hy Jerry
Coody, L. 6. Dupre and Allen
Joaes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-10
Program viii BE
Free To Public;
HuIffine Sh0ir Sci

A top crowd o. football
enns \ expected 70 flock 70
Ne Wiekern Field Stadium
Friday night for The first
Miami Herald Football clin-
y ever 70 BE held n this city.
ounrserbsek club president W.
Carry Harris. predicted that fans
vi IAN TIE kiadmm q take their
nEst look ~ Ire Conch gr.tirun
mnehlns n me current season.
Hnns viii SEA ; double bonus --
hGg yin aharpkn up their inolbail
hnewicdge ard 81 The sanie time
win Ne treated 10 q magnificent
s'half time" ah0w featuring the Key
vest Hiah sehool Band. The musi.
cal eomhlnaiion has been working
cat daily since mid.A8gusl and q
hosl IF SURPRISES are due Cor fans
according % Harold doc" Caster.
Con. band director. The program Is
fFea 10 Ire public.
Meanwhile, Luther Volix has an.
nouneed thst Mnberl Bach. crack
announeer for Mlamis Orange
Bowl games. win be on tap FER the
affair. iie win handle tie nara.
ton for the hour and 3 half AZ.
fair. TIE program will be run of
like a football game. being divided
h fwo halves.
TIE hlah sehool squad win be
divided foF demonstration 81 block
Inc end taekllne. scoring rules, Of
fenslve and defensive PLAYS and
favoriie scoring plays of four top
notch college coaches.
The proarnm Gin also include q
I0.minula scfimmnne session.
Coach - Deckman has heen
drilling hts Rrlddefs daily with ses
sions Under TIE llshts on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings.
The bulk ol the time has been
devoted 70 the football clinic but
he hes taken time FOR preparation
Cor The opener September IA
against 81. Annes.
Begkman reported that rs boys
ere beginning d. hustle but that
''they need q l0t AZ work II they
are going % wln ballgames
Ne Il slill plagued with the pro.
hlem Of finding guard replace
menls. The spots we're let open
with he graduation Of Tom West
end Peter Knlght.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-10
Brooklyn Can Win
Pennanl ByDOuble
Win In National

MILWAUKEE u = Eve Amt
dead yet"
II was Charley Grimm talking
last night IN the Milwaukee Braves
clubhouse after his team had
dropped . 20 decision 10 Phiiadel-
phla.
I'VE haven't ne since We let
Brooklyn" Grimm mused as be
watched bis athletes tramped over
wrapping paper leli from gifts
ahowered on them by admirers.
81 don't kn0w why. but We hsven't
done q thing since then.
The Braves whipped Brooklyn
twice. 80 and 81, On their last
Eastern trip early his month.
Reminded that TIE magic mum
Der In The National League pen.
nani race now is two. Grimm
shook his head.
''Well." ne said, "we'l be ready
Coz them. We amt dead By a long
ways and - Ions IS we've got =
chance we1l BE- In there. All We
neea h some hitting.
The Dodgers. who come IN here
tomorrow for q two game series,
can elinch their second successive
pennant hy winning twice. n shey
Yin today al Cincinnati. al they'll
need i one victory % wrap Il up.
Grimm said lew RuFdelle. The
lanky righs.hander Ne promoted
from The ballpen 10 starting status
IN midseason. would so against the
Dodgers IN the first same Of the
series tomorrow night Eurdette
beat Brooklyn on . six hitter Al
Ebbets Field sept. ;, and yin take
q 10 record Into The game.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-10

PIKESVIt.IE. Nd. ~ - MARI.
lands state troopers were a bazmy
los duriag Ire three Gay Lahoe Day
weekend.
A report released hy ne stats
police Department yesterday
showed they: Travelled III. so
niles. made les traffic arresls,
investigated % smashups In whlnA
persons were iniared cr killed and
- less serious crashes. and -
sued warnings d s.fT7 motoriStc
Who were driving improperly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-10
BascOm CrOOms Captures Lions
Club Cupboard Regatta Race

Baseom C'rooms took top h0nors
IN the B-IIydroplane division Of the
LIONS Club Regatta Cupboard held
sunday afternoon In Garrison
Blight. A thrill packed program.
with a host 81 spills, resulted from
the rough weather.
However. competition was still
keen down 10 the last race.
An "aFeund tha island" Taee
IVES eapsvrsd IN record time BY
Jenny Hansen snd Buddy john-
sen n Ire ''lisnan." Placing first
IN the OF Glass wee chst Tins-
ler. kaaralhens relieved elessly
BY waiter cvesslsnds else u Mar.
aIhon.
In the B.rlshina class. Jerry
schmaedel, with his wife as crew,
took first place honors with Gene
skaggs and Waldo Collins placing
second.
-Four Of The best known drivers
were forced out of the race with
last minute trouble. Prizes were
awarded al the end Of the day.
The winners.
B-FtstiINc
ist - J. Schnaedelback
md -~ j. Skaggs
ord - +. Saunders
OF CLASS
iss - Chef Tingler
and - VI. Grassland
srd - J. Felton
B-lsvORo
1ss $50 n. Crooms
md - &. Gates
ard - D.Nason
FREE.FoR.ALL
and 49, J. Schmaedelbaek
Ord - d. johnson
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-10

match was fired with Is ealiber
revolvers.
h addition 20 winning The team
event all three shooters qualified
IS Distinguished Experts VITA the
- ealiber REVIEWERS and received
appropriately In grade certificates,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-10
BY BoB HooBlNc

NEW YORK un-whether college
football viii be "A vide open this
fan as in recent years Is a ques-
ton on which even the coaches
themselves can't agree.
Maryland's Jim Tatum and
Arrays Earl Blalk insist there viii
be less passing in 1859 under the
new substitution rule. They argue
the ends won't be able 10 so down
field 10 receive losses as often as
before they are called upon 10
see heavy duty on defense too.
But Art Lewis Of West Virginia
doesn't see Il that way. lie believes
there'll be more aerial work be-
cause that's the only way q guar
lerback win be able 10 last near
co minutes in the modern game.
n sou believe with sGme eoacnes
that the premium this year win be
on defensive linemen watch out
Tor Alabama. The reasoning runs
that In view Of the new plato0nless
game il win be easier 20 teach a
defensive linemen how 10 play Of
Tense than the reverse. The entire
starting defensive line from 1882
Is numbered among Crimson Tide
candidates this fan.
For the first time In history
Southwest Conference teams.
boastful Of their imaginative style
az play, win be almost solidly Il.
formation dcvotces. Arkansas win
be the only exception among the
seven members.
Woody Woodland AZ Southern
Methodist, successor 10 Rusty Rus.
sell. is converting the traditional
singIe.wing Mustangs 10 the splil-T.
Abe Martin, promoted % the head
job formerly held by Dutch Meyer
nj Texas Christian. is convinced
the Horned Frogs should use the
split.T with q dash Of single wins
rather than the double wing and
spread alignments Of previous
years.
Baylor. Rice. Texas and Texas
.A6M now are solid 7 strongholds.
Arkansas Is moving IN the opposite
direction, changing 10 Bowden
wyatt's version Of the Tennessee
single wing from the split.T.
Incidentally. a major reason for
the strong support behind Rice for
the Southwest crown Is the fact
that Of the % lettermen on hand,
n are kssue.tested seniors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-10

The affair began Aug. n when 9
nan reported he heard yellx CON-
iag from the West Bertha huildlng
housing the czeeh military mis-.
sion. A police ear swept dowu o.
ne Czech office. hut an inveStiga.
taon disclosed the screams came
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-10
Locked Bathroom Creates Incident

BERLIN GH-Sereams 81 q little
German girl Who licked herself in
TIE toilet have resulted In Z fan
flsdged intrrnationai incident BE-
tween Communicates CHoehoslo-
vakia and Y. 5. authorities Ia West
Germany.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-10

from nelghhoring ehldreS1
hcme where ne Title SRI lived
Tuesday PraGam radAe a.
noanced re CseeA government Aaa
protested b L. s. auihorilies -
Germany that the West Cerman
poliee'x ~surroundine Of he haIla-
lng vas "desssaed 10 Tialemaa
czechoSioyakia.'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-10

While there are very few out
standing preseason all-star fullbaek
nominees. Wisconsin appears TO be
the exception. The Badgers are
five deep In the position led by
Alan THE Horsel Ameche. a iani-
or hlaster. and sophomore Charlie
Thomas (5.i0, 20sD. touted as q
junior edition Of Marion Motley.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-10
Baseball Results


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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-10
To
Play Center AT
Ann

NEW YORK IA quarterback
playing eentcr7 There's that and
more In store for college football
fans when the 1859 season opens
In less than two weeks as coaches
do some fancy personnel shutting
for the coming no-platcon era.
The story Of Don Babers at okla.
homa A&M provides an example
'of what's going on aerosS the
country. As a sophomore quarter.
back two years asa. Babers ranked
fifth nationally In passing, account
ing for i.3s2 yards via the air.
lanes of the Cowboys spread for.
nation attack. lie held down the
Job last year too bat IN SO he'll
be starting az center in Jim Look
|abaugh's newly Installed split.T
seirp.
Bud Wilkinson, whose Oklahoma
Sooners are once again in the ma
|tional spotlight, Is doing plenty Of
experimenting -pariicuiarly In the
baekfield where he departure IL
Billy Vessels. Buck Mephail and
Eddie Crowder left q huge gap.
Halfback Buddy Leake has been
taking q turn a. the vital quarter
back assignment IN the split.T with
Gene Calame. q converted end.
Wilkinson's transfer of Max Boyd.
|sion from end 10 fullbaek appears
60 have paid off. Boydston broke
away for a pair Of 60-yard scoring
runs IN the first major scrimmage
at Norman this fall.
Elsewhere. Steve (Tke Horsel
Mellinger, Kenlneky's all.every-
thing boy. win Try his hand az half.
back for the Wildcats after starring
at end and in the baekfield in -.
Al Notre Dame. Dan shannon.
whose fumble-inducing tackle set
up the winning Irish touchdown
against Oklahoma last year. viii
operate both ways at end rather
than AZ llnebacker where be played
In the two-platoon DAYS
Johnny lJeepl BednaFik. brother
Of Penn's great Chuck. vii throw
his 2i7-pound frame az william
and Mays opponents from end
this season where 'he Indians are
hin. lie had been a tackle.
With newcomer Bowden Wyatt
shifting Arkansas ofiense from the
spllt-T 10 The single wing. spark.
plug Lamar McTian goes from
Quarterback 10 tailbaek 10 handle
the heavy duty work for the Razor.
backs.
The new season brings other
major changes toe.
Georgia Techs Larry Morris.
llnebaeking specialist In 80. be-
comes a two.way center. Mime.
sofas Bob Mcnamara. currently
sidelined with knee injury. Is
slated 10 take some AZ The pressure
off All.Ameriea halfhack Pad Glel
after . year a. offensive end and
defensive safety. Texas Jack Ne.
Murray, who caught a touchdown
pass IN one Of me first I.onghoFn
scrimmages. has been switched %
center where there's a shortage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-10

What IL the secret Of these wonderful
values offered BY Thom McAn9 It's simple
We make or own shoes in cur own fac
tories and sell them IN our own col stoseA
Take look a. our new Fan modelA Old
timers In our factories say these are the
best Thorn Means they've ever made. No
faint pTaisel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-10
1t. Carr Wins
.USOPingP Pong
Matches Again

IA. L. Y. Carr. UsN, Uss chlvo.
recently returned 10 Key West,
again brcczed through the weekly
table tennis tournament al the
USO.vMcA Club, Tuesday evening,
defeating N. Y. WeStiall, YN2,
Fleet Sonar Schooi. Pie 2i-Ia. in the
finals Of the single elimination az.
fair.
RI. Marueei. SN. uSS Gilmore.
edged cat G.. L. Link. So. Fleet
Sonar School. s0As in the finals Of
the weekly pool tournament.
Marucci beat II. NJ. Ungerman,
lEMFN. USS Gilmore. s0-s0 in the
semi.linals whlle Link downed Dan.
iel ZamaFchL FP3. us Gilmore,
Sa.zs. In the ether semi.final game.
n the pings anx semi-finals West.
fan downed Harvey Resnick So.
USS Alhatross. gill 2i.ta: and
Carr took Charles stuart. SN, Us
Naval station 2i-i9 7i-iT.
The top zen on the handicap lists
are:
I TABLE TENNIS: l.. r. Carr. Il,
t1SN uSS Chivo. points: Charles
stuart. 81. Is Naval Slation. q;
lN. +. wesiiall YN2. FSS. z. HaF.
vey Rrxniek SA. USS Nhatross.
?. n. n. Nihhe. 81. J'SS Gilmore.
2. A. J. Ketcham. An. HSi 4:
t1oyd zwally. Dr.. PA uSS Gil.
moro I: 8. G. Metres. 81. USS PC.
SD. J.: Stoefer. 4: Donald Ssrong.
ENFN, USS Pcs7s. 4.
f POOL. r. VI. Rohm Jr MI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-10

uSS Gilmore 50. G. L. Link. SN.
FSS. Sc: r. J Maruegi. 81. uSs
Gilmore 81; A. y. Brooks. ENFN.
USS Gilmore, 90: II. N. unKer.
man. EMFN, USS Gilmore. %.
a. Cassone. CSI. uSS Gilmore.
so: A. Akucewicz 81. USS Snow.
den IS; 7. +. Branch, sol. FSS.
y. c. Kelly. QM3. uSS Gil.
more, g: X. Z. Saelens. IS
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-04
Burkeville

Mrs w B. Farrar Jr.. Ann Gray
and Bernard III, spent Monday in
Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Walrod
arrived on Monday from Ken
needy, N Y. to make their home
in Burkeville.
Mrs. Leslie Boswell spent Mon
day in Richmond.
Mrs. G. V. Scott Jr., of Rich
mond spent last week end with
her mother, Mrs. w, H. Gould.
Mr., and Mrs. Hodges Boswell
are the proud parents of baby
girl, Ellen Barnes, born Friday.
Aug. %.
A. c. Borum is very i'll and in
McGuire's Hospital in Richmond
We wish him a speedy recovery.
A r. Hall, from Richmond.
Spent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Henry.
Mrs SouthWood Gary and sons.
of Richmond. are spending this
week with her mother, Mrs. r. B.
Orange.
Terry Walker is visiting her
cousin Patsy Terry in Farmville
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Piemonte
left this Monday for Connecticut
Red Michael is in the hospital
at Greenwood, S. c.
DR.. and Mrs. H. c. Smith leave
this week on vacation in Blowing
Rock. N. c.
Mrs. Emma Rogers, of Rich
mond. visited friends in Burke
vile this week end.
Billy GRADER spent last week end
in Hilton Village. Va
Pedro Hillsman and Jim Elicit,
Of Jennings Ordinary. spent sew
eral days last week at VPI.
Winton Pound has moved to
Burkeville. to be principal of
Burkeville School.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-04
Amelia Will Buy
Lot for Building
New Health Center

Amelia County Board of Super
vlsors will purchase a lot to build
a new county health center on
this month. This action was au-
thorized at last months meeting.
The board granted permission
to draw up the papers to purchase
the lot, which is located about a
block from the courthouse in
Amelia. from A G. Wooton at its
September meeting. The center
will be built with aid Of Hill
Burton Act.
In another action at it's August
meeting. the board increased the
salary of the county game warden
from SIS to $40 per month.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-04
23O Students Begin Year
At BurkeuilIe Grade School

Burkeville Elementary School
opened the 1953-54 year today
Thursday with an enrolment
of about 230 students and eight
teachers including a new princi-
pal and one new teacher
This will be the first year that
the Burkeville school will be a
strictly elementary school, Burke
Vile students of high school age
will attend CreWe High School for
the first time. Consolidation Of
the two high schools was decided
by the Nottoway School Board
early this year.
Winston n. Pound, who has
been principal Of the West End
/ Elementary School in Lunenburg
county for the past three years, is
the new principal of Burkeville
Elementary School
New Teacher
Mrs. Cheryl C. Barker is the one
new teacher at Burkeville She
will teach the second grade
Other members of the faculty,
who have taught previously at
Burkeville, are Mrs Ada B. Page.
seventh grade; Mrs Ida T Allen,
sixth grade: Mrs Eleanor M
Clingenpeel, fifth grade; Mrs.
Frances j. Hillsman, fourth grade .
Miss Margaret A Stables, third
grade; and Miss Mary l.. Overton
first grade.
Mrs Jean Robinson Butts will
teach music in the CreWe and
Burkeville schools Miss Ada R
BierboWer is elementary school
supervisor of white schools in
NottoWay county
School Changes
In addition to new paint, two
other major changes have been
made during the summer at
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Burkeville Elementary School
The former home economies
cottage has been converted into a
home for MIR. and Mrs. Pound.
Also, the building that housed the
vocational agricultural depart
ment of Burkeville High School,
last year, is being made into a
playroom for rainy days and
gymnasium for BurkeVille Ele-
mentary School students
Three former faculty members
of Burkevllle high school. Miss
Irwin Staples, J S Clingenpeel
and Philip F. Boepple, will teach
in the Crewe High School One
former member of the Burkeville
school Mrs Ernest j. Whit, will
teach home economics at Wor-
sham School in Prince Edward
county.
1t is reported that j B. F'arrar.
former principal of Burkeville
school. viii teach in the Halifax
county school system.
Lynchburg College
The new principal of Burkeville
Elementary School received his
education in Lynchburg. After
graduating from E. c. Glass High
School, he accepted position
with the Lynchburg National
Bank and Trust Company until
entering service during World
War Il After returning from mill
tary service. he entered Lynch
burg College and was graduated
in 1850 with B A Degree.
Mr.. Pound is married to the
former Miss Madeline Elizabeth
Spencer, of Lynchburg.
He has done graduate work at
the University Of Virginia.