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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN OZARK
ALEXANDRIA
REVERT,V HILLS

9O6 CHALFONTE DRIVE
Slate roof, brick Colonial: situated on
beautiful wooded corner lot; only
short walk to George Mason School.
most convenient to Pentagon and
D. c. Living rm. with fireplace.
LY PANELLED DEN WITH HALF
BATH. Upstairs, , nice bedrms.,
tiled bath; screened rear porch: full
basement. Reasonable terms. I'm
mediate possession.
Across 14th st. bridge and
out Shirly hwy. go over Shirlington
overpaSs and into ParkfairfaX, turn
right on Gunston, I'd. continue up
long hill to Chalfonte DIR. and open
sign.
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2425 CAMERON MILLS RID

4-BEDRM., brick Colonial on Level
wooded lot with detached garage
Only > blks. from George Mason
School in one of nearby Virginia S
finest residential areas. Price, ST.
80. Only $1,000 down, liberal
terms.
Directions: South on Arlington Ridge
I'd. right on Russell I'd, right on
Braddock I'd, right again on Came
ron MillS I'd. to open sign.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

mr.. Hecht's. previously
used as store and finished offices;
3 floors. bsmt.. parking for . cars,
$4,000 cash. Mr. Fischer. DREY-
FUSS BROS, MA. S-O5S2. HO.
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Falls Church
GlebeWood Realty
Enjoy outdoor Living

1850 N. Glebe Rd. Arl.. IA. T-773'
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Contemporary

This iewel-cased house. Just COM
pleted, will make some young or old
couple happy with the sweeping
outlook Of glass liv. rm. and din.
rm. areas. Exposed beams, unique
firepl.. lge. bedrms. mod. kit,
washer; carport can be used as
covered terrace. Plenty of storage
space. See this home with its re-
freShing ideas. SI7,250 and terms.
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ARLINGTON NORTH
STRIKING WHITE
COLONIAL,

5O01 Bath RID. NORTH
Immac. 3-bedrm., 1l2-bath home In
excel. residential area ] 5 min. from
with firepl., full din. rm., equip kit.
with breakfast space. Large side
screened porch with green AWNINGS.
Full finished and heated bSmt An
Choir, chain fence. Asking SCI 500;
excel. terms.
Directions: Across Key Bridge and
out Lee hwy. to Old Dominion dr.,
turn right. continue to WILLIAMSBURG
blvd. turn right, go to oath rd.
north. turn left, proceed to open
sign. OR across Chain Bridge and
down Glebe I'd. to Little Falls I'd.
turn right to saith I'd. right to
property.
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BEST N, w. SECTION

Apt. house. Oil heat, incinerator.
Low rents, new roof, new furnace,
Price, $4,000. Down payment Of
$25, 900 required.
j. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
.1732 X St. NV. ST. 3-SSOO.
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FALLS CHURCH
LARGE CATHOLIC FAMILY

612 GORDON ST.
Your children can walk to the new
St. Anthony's Pare" HAL School
Only 10 min. from Pentagon, this
new 4-bedrm. 3-bath brick Cape
Cod features large rooms. plenty of
closets, de luxe kitchen. A full
level lot l00xlS5. Ready for YOU
to move in. Asking S27.95O; very
modest down payment.
Directions: Across 14th st. bridge and
out Columbia pike past Baileys
Crossroads. continuing y mile tc
Gordon St. turn right to property
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lRABLE LIST FL. ONCE space 81
90 SO. #. avail. in nearby Arl
pie free parking. Only S1.75 pei
r.. ALBERT H. COHEN CO.. ia
6tSl
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In Mclean

Only * minutes from downtown
We have a white Cape Cod home
that will make some family happy,
with its liv. rm., din. rm.. den, Il
bath and lge. kit, scr. porch on 1St
H.; upstairs are 3 lge bedrms.,
dressing rm., full bath plenty of
closet space; full bsmt.; beautiful
lot with trees. Terms arranged.
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
SECLUDED RAMBLER

3 HOLLANDALE DRIVE
decorated 3-bedrm., 2-bath
brick rambler, nesting among huge
trees beside large estate in exclusive
area. Offers quiet privacy, safety
for ehildren yet hss az son TN
AND FINANCING. Price reduced to
$1,000 Assume huge CT loan. S103
PER MO. COVERS ALL PAYMENTS.
Dill ectionS: Across 14th St. Bridge
through Alexandria. continuing to
Morningside dr.. Dust before stone
overpasS), turn right. go to FIT.
Hunt rd., turn right, then sharp left
over small bridge, right on Hollan-
dale dr.. to property.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

1900 50. It. new
brick bldg, high ceiling; drive-in
heavy concrete floor; Mushroom
3.000-Su. 1T. parking lot adjoin
Sl4,500. A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 7-733O.
4
one-story operation. Let
US show you modern warehouse re-
Can duplicate or modify promptly;
choice of several sites. Lowest cost
for sturdy construction. For sale or
long lease to responsible tenant
For details call ME. s-0079, MR..
W1LL1NGHAM. Ewes, XII. $3.50.
Ord AND MASS. AVE. N.E.-3-story
brick, 1000 SO. #. storaGe space;
alley front; $4,000. WOODWARD
q NORRIS, 723 Goth st. NV. RE.
7-65S5: ewes, LA 6-2751 q
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OWNER TRANSFERRED
Open Today, 12:;30-6:30

Location, construction. convenience
count. All are yours In this all
brick. Tyr. old home. Center en-
trance hall. beautifully appointed
23!xl4 liv. rm. with Colonial fire
place and adj, screened side porch:
formal DIN rm'' pRE aoNI hlTHHRREEEE
EXCEPTIONAL TWIN BEDRMs. ON
THE md FLOOR WITH TWO DE
LUXE ALL-TILE BATHS. TERRIFIC
REC. RIM. WITH FIREPLACE AND
BASEMENT. PLUS EXTRA BEDRM,
AND "a BATH. Built-in garage. To
inspect: Out Lee hwy. to Glebe I'd,
left on Glebe I'd. to 10th st. at
methodist church,. right on 18th
to 1925 N. 10th st. FOLLOW THE
METZLER ARROWS.
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DogWoods

And tulip trees on a large immaculate
lot enhances the beauty of this
Belvedere home. Liv. rm. has mod
eru fold doris to make 3rd bedrm.
or sep. din. rm.; plenty of closets;
mod. kit. has breakfast nook, dis
posal, washing machine, auto. radi-
ant heat. All in peri. cond. Can
be sold furn. or unfurn. Mr.. Lake
Bancroft. II minutes to D. C. Owner
desires quick sale.
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OPEN 1-6

DELIGHTFUL large roomy home on nice
level corner lot. Large liv. rm.
l:x%7. lovely screened summer
and walk-in closet Well planned
kit, automatic double-oven electric
stove. lots of cabinets, full din. rm..
center entrance hall. . very large
bedrms. and tile bath upstairs. Attic
exhaust fan. Full bSmt. with bath,
Bendix washer Venetian blinds.
awnings for all windows. Gear
garage with adjoining play house
outdoor fireplace Excellent loca-
ton. y blk to Bancroft school or
bus. Price S23.25O for immediate
sale
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

COMMERCIAL BLDG. in TaEoms
PIX, 20x2G; cement fr; 70, hT IN
S-4491, JU. $500. ,,-
p. G. CO.. r.r. siding in Az uths !;
zoe per 50 It. or. short-term Lease,
or will give reduction on lonE ieas.s
gag Sd9i' REAf Ga PpR nPERRHTTTEs a. "a
ny THE YEAR OR WILL SELL 2
unit house and Earage on properts ;
trial; 400 blk. Raltim sH,o ave.
BETHESDA. MD;MModerpo az ma as
buildings, Of 1000 and 1000 SO, II
with ofices and toilets; gas over
head heating units; 14-ft. ceilngs;
overhead doors front ana rear
well lighted with large industrial
windows and skylightS: fenced-ln
rear ward and a 4,000-sq. 1T. paVeo
barking area in front. Located at
River I'd. and the B. g. o. Railroad
Phone Mr.. JONES. OIL 2-620o.
SECOND STORY LOFT. to rent for
storage or workshop; reasonable;
downtown. within , blocks Of GRO
MNHUSiUFF Featuring PLANT. 900 50.
IT.. ofice. laboratory, lge; cleo oven.
oil heat. compressor. injection
molding machs.. II desired: Ideal
light manufacturing AVIAN, June 30
6lan River I'd. Bethesda. Nd OL.
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Choice

AFTER CAREFUL STUDY WE HAVE
SELECTED THESE LISTINGS AS
THE MOST OUTSTANDING AS TO
VALUE AND QUALITY FROM OUR
SEVERAL HUNDRED HOMES THAT
WE HAVE FOR SALE.
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HANDLERS
FALLS CHURCH AREA
$13,250-$14,950

Three bedrms., living rm.. dining
area, modern equip. kit. space for
additional rms. on End A.; full
bsmt.. rec. rm. area: 1s-acre wooded
lots. Good financing. Out Lee hwy,
sRMs Sn n wssh 10 e sy6s N ssht on IN
CHARLES AWRET, JE. 3-1S6S.
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WESTMORE, INC.

WESTMORE, INC.
See this new b-rm. brick home Sun
day in beautiful Fairfax Woods. .
bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm. and equip.
kit Wooded lot 60x150. Close to
school. buses. shopping, etc. $1,000
down to CT. S2,400 non-GI. To
reach: Go to Fairfax Circle proceed
School, right at sign l blk, left. ]
blk. right to Burroughs ST., right
IN Open sign.
w. S. HOGE., Jr., Realtor
22O6 Wilson Blvd. IA, 10000
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INVESTORS!
SMALL OR LARGE
ALDRE. INC. has a number Of bldgs.
four to thirteen units. All-brick
bldgs., with or without utils. Guar.
antee a 1870 return. For appt.. call
LII 4-0T47
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S16,95O

Il the fun price Of this practically
acre lot, with city uti1s. and featur-
ing lge. liv.. rm.,with din. area and
picture window: westinghouse equip.
kit. with garbage disposal and
6 ssement Purchaser NAV assume lTI.
an FILA LIST trust loan of approx.
Sill 800. with monthly payments of
S91.S0 including principle, interest.
taxes and insurance.
YEONAS REALTY
IA. S-2100 Realtor IA. 7-1243
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STORES FOR RENT Cont

COR. 9th AND G NV.
Large modern cor. store with approx.
1900 50. fl. avail. July l. Suitable
for oor-covering,. furniture, cloth
ing or other retail business.
CAFRITZ
l4O4 X st. NV. DI. 7-90SO
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lO-UNIT DETACHED BRICK - APP
prox. $11,500 yearly income. Gus
tom-built, 5-yr.-old building. All 2
bedrm. units. Excel. loo. Approx
$4,000 down. balance in one trust
j-UNIT DETACHED BRICK-Brand
new bldg; approx. $1,000 yearly. in
come. 5 two-bedrm. and one-bedrm
units; excel. rental area.
5-UNIT Def. BRICK. So .500-This
should be snapped UP early. Approx
$500 monthly income; excel. Takoms
Park location. Ideal for Speculation
or builder as property needs some
decoration. viii sell fon a lot more
Easy terms.
UNIT TAKOMA PARK-A beauti
full detached property. near Garland
and Carroll ayes. = three-bedrm
apis. ! one-bedrm. apt. and on
efficiency. S4O0 monthly income. 4
kits, baths, sep. entrs. $500 On
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
Il
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont

NEW APT.-Income approx. $4,000
STEELE, RE. 7-O493, ia. 2-1605.
4 APTs.-1ncome. S240 per month,
Price. $4,000. Call DI. 1921
after $50 am. .
3-APT. BLDG.-6-rm bungalow. ga
rage; all new. on ) acres III, IN niee
section near Centery Villain va; S309
monthly; priced low at ST.. 500: only
$4,000 cash. ALBERT FLETCHER,
BOX 435. Phone 1876. Warrenton'
Va.
FOUR-FAMILY FLAT, NE, seldom
available at the right price. $22,95o.
Mr.. Fischer. DREYFUSS BROS. Ma.
S-05S2. HO. 2-2S49. 4
OFFER DESIRED-Viers Mill Village
bungalow. good condition. Will con-
payable S6O.96 per month incl: prin;,
interest, taxes and ms. WA. 7-O509
or ST. 3-2363. JAMES A. HEWITT
CORP, 1920 Eye st. NV. 3
FIVE NEW BRKS. for rental invest
ment. Just of. E. Capitol ST.; bed
rms. bath. liy; rm. with dining
Eyes. EN-. e-60i6. L. T. GRAvATTE.
Realtor. 1918 K st. NV. MA. S-O753
DE LUKE 3-APT:, BLDG. Diet. brk..
living rm.. family-size dining rm.,
kit, . bedrms.. bath. private en-
frances; lust over D. G. line. S.. s,
L. T. GRAVATTE. Realtor. 1918 K
st. NV. Ma. S-0753.
SEVERAL EXCELLENT, modern s.
unit bldgS.: $l5. 900 to S25, 900
cash required. at Z to s times gross.
r. BURRUSS, RE. 1861.
FROM OWNER-41 units; modern,
grand building, 3 years old; 80
trust. New Hamp. ave. ext. Box
340-G. Star.
bSmt.: suitable apis; $4,000.
JAMES CARR, Elk. 3-7400. WO. g.
9USU.
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DENTAL OFFICE

Modern . treatment rooms; afr
conditioned: plumbing and wiring
installed Former tennat in service.
Phone ST 3-s93" IS
ICnntInued an EeYt Pazel
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DESIRABLE SPACE

fully Aforementioned. and contain
ing approximately $500 50. #. will
be sublet by present tenant. Call
Mr.. Whitaker RE. 7-7226 or Mr..
Macy. HUI. $4,000.
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MODERN APT. HOUSE
Ali Dool1 Trno1r Do ~,

Adj. ROCk creek FarK
This Diet. modern 15-unit bldg. in
this fine location is in excel. cond.
and. equip; bldg has built-in in
cinerator. etc. and tenants pay own
utils. Income at low rents (which
should increase shortly. over
$1,000 VI. Well financed and
consider trades. Exclusive with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 X st. NV. Realtors. Elk. 3-1S11.
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MEET JUNIOR

Junior is the G-E Electric Re-
frioerotor thot woIks and folks
and demonstrates himself. Bring
the kiddiesthey'lI love Junior,
too. on the Second Floor. North
Building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-30
Security Reports
Waived For Men
In State Dept.

WASHINGTON tR - The Senate
Foreign Relations Committee de-
cided Wed. to waive FBI security
reports on the men named to key
State Department posts. Chairman
Wiley (R-Wisl said the committee
agreed to take Secretary Dulles
word that an appointee Is not .
security risk.
Wiley said this clears the way
for prompt committee action on
Dulles ranking SubordinateS in the
new State Department setup.
The committee announced at its
organizational meeting three weeks
ago that II would require complete
FIJI reports On every State De
partment nominee.
Wiley told reporters that the
committee has decided ncw il
would take too long for complete
reports.
1T was = good procedure we
worked cut" Wiley said. but il
didn't work. -
The nv in the ointment is that
Z takes Up to 50 days for an FBI
check 10 Be completed. Phi Feports
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win be submitted to the committee
later.
Wiley said the new plan should
end al once the log jam on five
top State Department nominations.
Az least one Of those nominations,
that OF James B. Conant. former
president Of Harvard University.
as U. S. high commissioner 10
Germany. appeared likely to STR
Hp fight in the Senate.
Friends q Ser. Mccarthy fR-
Wis., said he may oppose Conans,
partly because of . speech ia Bo<-
ton last April In which CnaaBi
SAID private sShsxsgs are = dlvss
I've ln1nenee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-30
Pho OF 9TH ARMY
UPPED TO COLONEL

SEOUL, UR-Roswell p. Rosen-
gren got his colonel's eagles and
a kiss on the cheek from Fen.
James A. Van Fleet Thurs.
Rosengren is public information
officer Of the Z. S. Eighth Army.
When he was promoted from lieu
tenant colonel today. Van Fleet
told him, The only thing that goes
with the eagles should come from
your wife" With that he planted
a kiss on RoSengren's cheek.
RoSengren's wife lives at san
Francisco.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-01

Mrs. H. O. Marshall and Miss
Selma Hindle, of Amelia. were
the dinner guests of Mrs. w. S.
Overton, on Sunday
Nh. and Mrs. Roy + Coleman
attended the game in Roanoke on
Thursday and their son. Ronald.
a student at VMI, returned home
with them for the Wee!; end
Billy Grigg. OF Emory and
Henry College, was the recent
guest Of his aunt, Mrs John Cox.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-01
Family Fetes Couple
With Open House On
Golden Anniversary

Nh and Mrs Vernon Chambers.
of Rice. were honored by their
sons and daughter on their 50th
wedding anniversary. WedneS-
day, Nov IS, from 8 to 10 p. M.
with an open house in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Large,
of Farmville.
Members Of the family and
friends of the couple from Rice
were present to celebrate the occa-
sion. Guests came from distant
places including DinWiddie. the
former home of Nh. and Mrs.
Chambers. These were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Young. MI and
Mrs. Robb Reams, Mrs. G.. NJ
Cross, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Petrie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Maitland. and
Clifton Maitland
Relatives from Blackstone were
Miss Ruby Chambers. Miss Cath
crime Chambers. and John Frank
Chambers. Families from Rich
mond included Mrs. Joe Uzzle.
Mrs. p H Bowlesi and J w. Car
tea Miss Barbara Holland Of Hol-
land, Va, the honorees' grand
daughter, was also present.
The refreshments of punch. in
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-01
Hubbard Daughter
Is Christened Here

Carolyn Sinclair Hubbard infant
daughter of Lit and Mrs. E w.
HUBBARD, Jr., was chriStened Sun
day, Nov. %, at a service at Johns
Memorial Episcopal Church. The
Rev Jean A Vache. rector. per-
formed the ceremony.
Godparents were MI. and Mrs
James t. Sloan. Jr OF Richmond.
and Mrs H Carl Anderson. of
Washington, d. C.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-01
Worshan HID
Elects Officers

Miss Mary Dupuy was hostess
to the Worsham Home Demon
stration club on Wednesday
evening, November 49, Present for
the meeting We're sixteen members
and one visitor, MIS-. Lucy Nc
Quarry.
MIS- Douglas Gee. county home
demonstration agent. gave the
demonstration "CandleWick Bed
spreads, and showed how To
make both tufted and knotted de-
signs.
Mrs. John Wilkes, chairman Of
the nominating committee, pre-
sented the following slate of Off
GERS: vice. president. MIS- Paul
McLelland; secretary treasurer,
Mrs H B. Overcast; federation
goal chairman Mrs. Charles
Pickett These were elected
The club decided to give d
Christmas basket again this wear.
Mrs Raynard Mckay and Mrs.
Stanley Mckay We're appointed to
attend to this. Also. the club votcC
to hold its next meeting ON Dec
l6 at 7:30 p. m
After the business meeting anC
the demonstration. there was 4
social hour at which time the
hostess served refreshments.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-01
Alumnae Council
Meets Recently At
Long,Wood College

Problems and Prograr0e Of Inii-
vldual chapters were the chief
topic. at the annual meeting OF
the LongWood Alumnae Associa-
ton Council. which met at the
College November IS and IA. 35
representatives. most of whom
we're chapter presidents attended
including Mrs. B. T. Taylor. Jr.,
leader Of the Farmville group.
Officers Of the Alumnae Council
are, president. Miss Frances Hor-
ton, Roanoke: vice president. Mrs.
Jessie B. Kennedy, Wytheville:
former president, Mrs. T. j. Starke
and director. Mrs. w. F.. Curtis,
both of Richmond. and other
directors. Mrs T. NJ. Phlegar of
Norfolk; Miss Mary Clay Hner
and Miss Carrie Brown Tal.aferro,
OF Farmville; executive secretary
and treasurer, Mrs Ruth Harding
Coyner and member ex-ofiicio.
DR.. Dabney S Lancaster.
Fridays activities for the coun-
Gil included dinner in the Snack
Bar, an Executive Board meeting,
and a reception sponsored by the
Granddaughters Club.
The Saturday program included
an informal talk by Dr.. Lancaster
on the State of the College" and
further history OF the institution,
and group discussions on student
recruitment chapter programs,
finances. etc. Mrs katherine
Cover, Miss Virginia Wall. and
Mrs. Meade Shackelford contri-
buted much information to the
problem OF student recruitment.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-01
Hiss Ruth Nelson Johns
WusvIes William ". Hill

The marriage Of Miss Ruth
Nelson Johns, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Frank Stoddert Johns. Of
Richmond formerly Of BuckIng-
ham, I'd william Maury Hill, son
o. the late Mrs Lucy Kearny Hill
and Julien Harrison Hil, took
place at ! 30 p M. Saturday
Nov %, IN Sacred Heart Cathedral
Monslgnor Leo J Ryan performed
the ceremony
Given IN marriage by her father,
the briae wore a gown Of satin
and French Chantiuy lace. Her
full-length vel Of Venetian prin-
cess lace was held with Nelson
heirloom rellpins Of silver nlagree,
and she carried a bouquet Of or
chIds ana stephanotis
Mrs Herbert Gaines Langford
was her sisters mauon Of honor.
Other attendants were Mrs. Fitz-
Gerald Bemls and Miss Betsy Page
Bryan, cousins Of the bride, Mrs.
Thomas NJ Wood, III, Of Wilson.
n G Mrs Dwight NJ Rounds.
Of wichita Kans.. Mrs. Earl r.
Campbell OF New orleans. and
Miss Virginia Darlington Harrison
Mrs Land,n Wexford Garland
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-01

Yes, our Christmas stocks are
here lovely gifts to make eyes
sparkle and hearts flutter Better
than ever before, our displays
will make your gift shopping a
cinch.
There's no need to wait, either.
We're waiting to show you our
gift items in every price range for
everyone on your list. Make your
selections now and say Put it in
layaWay" at Martin the Jeweler.
Farmville, Virginia.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-01

Garden Study Takes
Tree Planting At
Cemetery as Project

The Garden Study Club held Is
November meeting with Mrs. 3.
S. Hamersly.
During the business session,
which was presided over by Mrs.
Kyle Baldwin, the club decided to
adopt the planting of trees on the
road to the cemetery and IN the
cemetery as project. The mem
oers hope that other groups III
Farmville VIII become interested
in this project also.
Mrs. Harry V Lancaster re-
minded the members to put out
feeding stations for birds.
The following THANKSGIVING
table arrangements were voted as
winners; first, Mrs. w c. Fltz-
patrick; second, Mrs. H c. Kay
ton: third. Mrs. Robert Taylor
Miss Annie Claire Bone. guest
speaker, addressed the club on
The Use and Abuse of Humus.
The club planned to hold its
next meeting with dinner at Long
wood House
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-01
Tugg,le Club Plans
Community Party
At Next Meeting,

The Tuggle Friendship Club
held its November meeting with
Mrs O. H. Booth.
The retiring president Mrs.
Milton Booth. conducted the busi-
ness session Mrs. Marshall HUFF
man led the devotional reading
from the Tooth Psalm. Group
singing was enjoyed With Mrs. l..
S. Simpson at the piano.
The club decided to hold the
Annual Christmas party at the
December meeting on December
7, at the home of Mrs. Freeman
Ement. This viii be community
party and all ages are invited.
Mrs. Booth appointed the fol-
loving as the Refreshment Com
mittee: Mrs. w j. Penick, Mrs. T.
c. Shultz, and Mrs. L. S. Simp-
son.
Mrs. Booth also named two new
officers. program development
leader, Mrs. w j. Penick. and
Federation Goal chairman, Mrs.
P. j. Ollie.
After the business meeting, Mrs.
Frances Gee demonstrated max
ing bedspreads. Several of the
members plan to make spreads
this winter.
During the social hour, refresh
mentS were served. Mrs. F. Q. Nc
Quarry who was a house guest
presided at the punch bowl.