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DowNTowN-2nd COMMERCIAL
22nd AND M NV.
WAREHOUSE FOR R0NT

.s9 soo ssth PL. N.E:- 4 !:
includes once space and Enclosed
i. " cA iSRis CO.. d. H 7-soso. N Ms
APPROXIMATELY $500 So. IT. Dry
storage. 1112 Maryland ave. s.w.
| washington, d. C. LU. 1864.
WELL-BU1LT warehouse for relia.
BILE tenant on long lease. vicinity
ballpark. Approx. 1000 50. IT,. on
9Th st. NV. to alley. AID. 2-9S13
SILVER SPRING Approx. $4,000
sG; II. Close to center Of Silver
GRAY iisss q 5u ~ 5t g nsH III T. 70
Sc. .SECTION-Across from Navy
cali choi Ii ns s-7ois. ST. SCI S'A'O IL
10000 so. FIT. NEAR RIVER RID.
In new bldg. Once. loading docks,
Realtors. AP. 7-6400.
1000 SO. FIT. JUST OFF RIVER RID.
H1SRE A. aV eAxE Sy'f Rsso a0G AZ
HAVE GROUND AVAILABLE in q
planned industrial area with streets
For details cali WAYNE A. CASKEY.
Realtors. AP. 7-6400.
MOST ANY SIZE WAREHOUSE you
want from 5000 #. UP to 100. 900
It., completed or under construction.
E. N. LIQHTBOWN. WA. 7-1325.
AVAILABLE JUNE AT 47th st.,
and $1,000 50. IT. warehouse
with oh1ces. Truck dock. 15-ft.
ceiling; all util: avail: soned ~
10000 SO. Fl for storage or light
Sc. Avail. May /; new building
THOS D. WALSH, INC, S16 It'll
SPACE 3Ox4O, with private once; LIST
floor: front and back entrance. 21S
D st. Sc. II. 3-4275; q
located. No parking problem. reas
rent. Phone Mon. NO. 7-5769.
WAREHOUSE VALUES
1000 So. IT., new bldg. in ne. tail
400 100. 50: IT; plus 8 air-cOnditioned
300 50. IT,, Silver Spring, with
ONCE space available. One floor
with tail-gate loading.
CALL MR.. HOLLAND
H. G. SMITHY co.
OF 1kth a. NW RT op2nO
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

STORE FOR RENT-13th and New
York ave NV: S35 mo-. Apply 1885
sSo. York ave. NV. or call Wo.
UsED-CAR LOT FOR RENT. 5srd
and Marlboro Pike. Cali OWNER
DU. 7-4343. -
5oxoo, freproof, good
serv.-type bus: plenty parking; reas.
Long Lease; ideal cont. mfg. repr.
sPACE m BASEMENT for small bust.
ness, c. comm. Private entrance;
ample parking; good location near
Hecht's and Kann's, Arlington. ia.
5-S203. Sat. and Sun. or ewes. o.
9th AND v SITS. NV. the. eorner)-
A very desirable second-commercial
property, containing approx. 5000
50. IT,, mostly open space, plus
balconies along 3. sides; suitable
restaurant, nightclub. light mfg. and
assembly, etc: Attractive rent: va
cant. Consult Leasing Dept, SHAN
NON & LUCHs CO.. Realtors, 1905
Il ct. NV, MA. S-2346. 3
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STORES FOR RENT

S214 PINEY BRANCH RD., Sill. Spg.
Store or Offices with living quarters;
7-9264 or AID. 2-1S54. IS
OWNER WILL BUILD - Several
choice sites in nearby Montgomery
G &SG ~ Md; SAMUEL e. BoGLEY.
STORE STORE FOR OR RENT RENT Vic; Soldiers
R R2me s-oe 5ss'' Also once ROOMS %s
SMALL STORE, located in upcoming
ave. Phone CO. 5r4 Ep5G LOU 81 "'S'
18th AND F NV. (6O5 14th st. n.w.D.
shop. milliner, or similar type bust
ness; has, display window facing
on 14th st. See Superintendent on
once is closed on Sun. EN-. 2-aOnO.
1898 GOOD HOPE RID. s.E.-osne-
story store in good business district,
containing approx. $50 SO. it.. suit
aiately. Phone ST. s-1sos, Real
D TSLfef Rsgsi OR GROCERY. in
new deyelopment CRosheED: Rises
RA. 6-546o. RA. s-97Ss. 81
9OO-"f eth ST. N.W.-Outstanding
corner bldg; formerly occupied by
7: W: Woolworthi surrounded BY
consider temporary. occupancy as
well as long term, at any reasonable
offer. This is money-making
eSrner Consult sMaG NJ 9Spns. 4ea as
co: Realtors. 1905 H st. NV. Ma
GEoRG2EETowN CORNER, in old Sec
ton of restored houses; approx. 700
SO. IT,. newly painted. vacant; $3.50
s AESRii SPRING RiSSSll' MonS Sf. from
2sxioo It.. for lease only to 1st-
class well-fnanced company. ~,
6o4 iith ST. N.w.-end floor. avail
immed.. $3.50 per mo, incl. cleo
tricity. heat and air conditioning.
For appt. to insp. cell HENRY ].
RoBH1 \, NC s,41 1oa4 Vermont ave
FOR ojR HARDWARE and garden sup
BTsy' ana o sd pO ssiSaesl0n dr. ne RE
closet and. most convenient location
to new hO%e r BUILDING sE. Of 5ettsT
limestone front. center entrance. 2
Immense show windows. double
glass entrance doors. gas heat in
ducts arranged for air conditioning.
. rear delivery doors. 2 toilets. tile
floor. Extra deep lot 4Ox195 run
ming through to and fronting on
secondary street facing new apis. J.
Suitable for outside sales Parking
In front, side and rear. From this
location our tenants made enough
money to open 6 branch stores. Go
see 4520-22 Lee hwy. Rent $3.50.
no percentage. 10 to Is year lease.
" MONTGOMERY. 4617 Lee hwy.
MoDERN STORE. Glebe I'd. and Arl.
blvd. area. Arlington. WRIGHT
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TODAY'S
BEST BARGAIN

This imposing Diet. very mod. I9-uni
apt. bldg. located in good NV. sec
is ,today's best buy. All apis. art
of equipment and bldg. has built III
incinerator. oil heat, etc. The in
come at modest rents is over SIS. DOT
yearly and IT is priced at LESS
$4,000 cash down pay. To-day cal
IA. 9-653S. exclusive with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st NV. Realtors Elk. 3-1S1l
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TRUCK PARKING LOT
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

ARLINGTON, VA: Intersection Glebe
I'd. and Lee hwy: 3 rooms. including
reception room and private to Ms1
DUPoNT CIRCIE-Entire door Of
modern building, 4 large rooms. 2
baths. 1913. 1890 18th st. my.
DRURY REALTY CORP" aAD.
s9I $50 SO. FIT. OFFICE SPACE immedi:
ately available; warehousing and
local delivery service; facilities for
rail and I.C.c.. trucking receipts
and shipments also available II de-
sired. Call or write Mr.. Herman R.
Thomas, KANE MOVING q 6ToR-
AGE CO.. 9Th and Franklin ne,
AID 2-oRS3. 10
end AND srd FLOORS Of 3-story
bldg. available together or separate
y. Immediate occupancy: pvt. en-
trance. Suitable for private omces
and conference rooms or school;
rear porches, many closets: On 500
block 4th ct. NV. TX. S.7e1e. 10
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12-UNIT APT.
GAS HEAT

~ srs eS old and IN IN t,ne D. a. loc All
apis. are very desirable and have
yrIy. Tenants FURNISH OWN HEAT
AND ALL UTILS. Owners expense
very low. Price low FOR :mmed. sale.
Exclusive with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st NV. Realtors Elk. 3-1Xll
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A CHOICE lot, approx. 46x230. IN
the heart OF wheaton, on Georgla
ave: less than 81 per foot. E. s.
PRICE g. CO.. Wheaton, Md. 10
5-123l. 10. 5-O315.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA - 4-story
bldg: ground and st nrs. already
provide excellent ofdces for unions
trade groups. etc. There is an ap-
proved. very large. double meeting
rm. on 1st mr. Above frs. contain
5 de luxe apis. Mr.. Manuel EN-
3-53S6. or Mr.. Poole, WO. 6-7S9l,
with DRURY REALTY CORP, I'D
PRINT SHOP for rent or sale; mode
= Linotype, 25x3S Cleveland folder
25x:3S Babcock press, 2 JOB presses
cutter. saw and accessories. UN
FLOWER SHOP for rent Or sale
w. MSsh 4 i-sa1tI blvd in HyattsVille
COLORED-BEAUTY PARLOR, EQUIP
and operating. with . rms. above
rented: reasonable terms. Call Mr.
CLARK. no. 2-1447 or NO. 1885
CHOICE SITE, d. C.-Suitable ground
for warehouse or light mfg; End
commercial. On Blair I'd. NV; GEN.
trally located and convenient to oil
of Greater WASHINGTON area. Wide
paved street in front. wide alley In
rear Zoo for trailer trucks. GA: Approx
W1LLINGHAM: eyes,. XII. 8-2559.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
APPROX. $4,000 SO. Fl. of level
clear sround in kenilworth area
so;,t per ~ ~ M VAIN Ne A. cAsk~1
BRANCHVILLE-12.O0O So. it. can
be purchased subject to coming for
f ssaItOrs s"1 Ap. 7-S4oo. A. oA'-'A1'
$4,000 50. Fl. on railroad in Kenil-
worth area; level and clear: 81 per
It. WAYNE A. CAsKEY. Realtors
L Ar; -G level TRACT on R.R. near
main hwy" suburban IN. Maryland nI!Is:
cents "a. It. substantial cash re-
Quired. An excellent investment for
For details call ME. 8-0079. Mr.
WILLINGHAM; eyes,, K1. s.2569.
ALEXANDRIA-New brk; and cindel
block BLDG; sox5o. 1 dancLsf. csiI noF
W WS on 4.45O 50. It. heavy in
Gdstrial ground; $4,000. A. M
on Sao1iGTHERN R.R., sround zone in
dustrial ct 2.3c 50. fl. Lee. 81
medium tracks. Reas. terms. A. M
ROTH, RE. 1880.
14l' r;tS 81 ,6 s4fP PonSsse SO SSdern
masonry bldg, SOxi4O, with 3-phase
electric current. gas heat. 12-ft. cell
ing, attractive off1ce space, r.r. track
in rear. Convenient location. excel
lent facilities for distributlve, auto
motive, laundry or similar line. GEO.
S. KING CO.. Estab. 1895. LU.
P 1SSSl, He rkiCE-5oo. 900 So. II. OF
best industrial land with 500 It. rail-
road frontage. JOHN H. MILLER. jr.
g. BRO, MA. S-2557. 3
COMMERCIAL, industrial ground.
D. c., Md; railroad sidlngs. E. N.
LIGHTBOWN, WA. 7-l326.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
Conn. Ave. Rooming House
cam Mo TNNONEE

5000 MO. INCOME
This lovely home on Conn. ave. near
Wardman Park Hotel Is q goins
business with. an income Of $500
been residents for years. The own
er is selling due to buying q larger
unit. The price is $4,000 and
$4,000 cash required. CAN Mr.
Wells COL. 2-669O for further de-
tails.
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES, INC.
1928 K ST. NV. MA. $4,000.
TWO-UNIT APT.
Upper NV. section, better than 2QTs
return on your investment; Bird apt
may be added to increase income
500 more per mo.
S. A. YOUNG co.
917 18th ST. NV. MA. 1888
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STORE AND 2 APIS.
24O6 Nichols ave. Sc. price. $4,000;
INV. heat. r. w. HARRIS, Ex-
elusive Agent, 1S49 9th st. NV.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

VETERAN TEL a with excel. credit. EcuId
IS miles 3. c., on rental basis, o.
ses e sS gym ov spOs sss@s OiO nGsS'
HOMES AND INVESTMENT proper,
ties in D. C. and nearby Md: needed
iGr our re cash 6Htysrs ir,t IRos;
721 10th st. NV. MA. O765.
NEED 3-BEDRM. BRICK home, with
yard, near schools, close to Boiling
Field, under $4,000. Call Mr.
Bartlett. LII. 4cO747. or ewes" 10
S:BEpRM. BRICK RAMBLER. bsmt.
right. ia. s-6S99.
TEN ROOMS AND UP, suitable fol
rooming houses and small apis:
furnished or unfinished. All cash
Il necessary. E. w. THURM. D1
FROM OWNER. by private party
brick house, Colonial vntllaSe/clar'
WILL BUY HOUSE. near Good HOPE
S sri AND auto M heat VIII VIII pay ss CASH Srn
SCI nsssg Call EN-. a-eoG977 oil
m D. c. OF H NEARBY MD:-NOt to
St9nLl9l CaSn. BOX 14-6p SCdr.
CHEVY CHASE AREA bedrms..
baths. $4,000. MRS. CLYDE C.
pUNNINGToN, OIL. 2-2633, EN-
AafcfHSSGGiroN . . to 4 bedrm. home.
b wanted direct from owner: will pas
HOUSES 81 FOR CASH. to sell en- terms
We pay cash and sell on terms. Can
or condition; Cali at once; no charge
for consultation: on:the-spot action.
HAVE $4,000 CASH for purchase
Of fine NV. residence west Of Conn.
$4,000 to $4,000. MRS. MILLER.
rAARFai T E7lS YEARS EXPERT SERVICE.
~, s-ssiES;,s T: 81 SRAy y6rTE
,f EsoisSlN A clean, g. OF va bedr m.
home i1 D. c. or .n nearby No cas-. :s.
MRS COX, LU. 2-S136 or ST.
YOU'LL KICK YOURSELF 4 you
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

HOUSE-Barn. poultry equipment
and houses: roadStand, A acres land.
well fenced: ia miles, south War
rem. Va. on 211. LYNCH. Amissville.
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HOME AND INCOME

Well-known suburban grocery anc
large home on Macarthur blvd
S29,5OO will buy everything.
TENCHER- WALKER. INC.
AID. 4-0R44 IA. 2-53S0
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RING BLDG. - APPROXI-
MATELY $500 SO. FIT. OF
SELECT OFFICE SPACE IN
THIS DESIRABLE BLDG. :.
FACING CONN. AVE, ON A
SUB-LET BASIS. CALL MR..
MACY, HUI. $4,000, OR MR..
WHITAKER, RE. 7-7226.
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VARIOUS FOR SALR

downtown WASHINGTON-2 frs
and bsmt.. elev., high ceilings. wide
alley: dry: plenty light; lreproof
sale or light mfg Can M. CASTOR
EE asy Or l. MI nix Shuttle 70 ST $1,000
containing 10000 50. IT,; S55. 900.
Nj, Manuel EN-. 3-53S6. DRURY
REALTY CORP. AID. $4,000.
SUITABLE repair shop. STORAGE. etc ::
at $3.50 ca. with $3.50 down and
only S37 80 per mo-. which is less
than rent; they are In back Of the
Atlas Theat.. 1900 blk. H st. NE, on
Linden Courts. Why pay rent, when
you can own your own bldg on such
E ssF%s? bR{ NE M AEHTAv EN- 5-6sSS
4o9 H ST: N.W;@aNeT bldg, 12x55;
out shoppe, LIQUOR store, rest: en-
frances on H st. and Mass. ave.
800 Mass ave. n.w.-Lge. cor store,
model to suit; G Svail. March Gar: ~ Il. re-
1116 18th st. n.w.-Downtown loca.
for cleaners. repair shop; S75 mo-.
incls. heat and INV.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
S15 18th st. NV. DI. 1857
DowNTowN-2nd COMMERCIAL,
22nd AND M NV.
On NJ ST., modern 2-story
brick bldg. 25x13O. to wide
alley; gas heat; 16-ton air.
cooling system. Tiled wash rms.
Paneled executive ONCE. First
floor has show window, lift.
ceiling. concrete floor.
DRURY
REALTY CORPORATION
AID. $4,000
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OPPOSITE MAYFLOWER HOTEL
ATTRACTIVE ONCE space on 2nd floor
overlooking Conn. ave. Over 500 So
It. Telephone RE. 7-S68S. $
FALLS CHURCH-Ofice space in the
very center of this fast-growine
community. Completely air condi-
toned. Suites from $S5 to S175.
JOSEPH w. SEAY, CO.
Realtors JE. 2-262O
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DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE and tele:
phone Secretarial service at 18th and
H SITS. NV. Call Elk. 3-506O. p
BARR BUILDING. 80 18th st. NV.
near Conn and K, New, modern.
attractive desk space for those who
bnard mai, and telephone answer.
inc service avail Call ST 3-34b6.
ALERT TELEPHONE answering serv.
ice; downtown mail address. 81. so
month. With desk, $15-$2O. ME.
S-0O45.
VIC. STATLER, MAYFLOWER-2
desks, semi-pvt. once and pvt. once
for 2 occup., well furn.: air-cond.;
switchboard; sec. serv. Elk. $4,000.
DESK IN DOWNTOWN OFFICE
Tel. No, business address, messages
forwarded. Name on door. S26 per
month. Ma. $4,000.
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ARLINGTON-19 UNITS
TERRIFIC LOCATION
7la TIMES LOW RENTAL
1879 RETURN ON INVESTMENT
TERMS ARRANGED
Jefferson Realty Co.
1904 WILSON BLVD.
ia 5-654O %
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DoWntoWn-Century Bldg. 412 5th
st. uW.. modern 6reproof elevator
BLDG; all services included in rea-
sonable rent CENTURY CO.. RIM.
&07. RE. 1894.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
APPRO. $500 so. FIT. warehouse
space. MONTGOMERY County or
Prince Georges preferred. Less than
500 per mo. tn. 2-0049. 5-S pm.
Sunday
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HEARTT,AND

25-UN1T APT. HOUSE
VERY BEST Sc. LOCATION
Approx. 8 yrs. old. Garden type. very
clean, OIL heat, incinerator and
rents this bldg. will yield q minimum
Of 10eS net profit after paving for
payments. Substantial cash down
payment required.
For full details call
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I7ZZ TT'H ST. INV.
VACANT-Lge. store, 2 inns. in rear;
5-rm. and bath apartment. 2nd hr.
full bsmt.: oil heat: Just decorated
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COLORED-11I2 nth ST. N.W-ist
COMM. 3-story brick. f1reproofed
bsmt. Ideal for almost any business.
Financing can be arranged. Wide
hallway. 10 rms, 2 baths, oil heat.
For further infor. and appt., RA.
3-4SS4 or HUI. 1896, CHAPMAN
REALTY CO.
COLORED-STORE
$500 block, 14th st. NV. 2 complete
apis. above store; LIST time offered;
ideal for funeral parlor. beauty par
ZAGAMI REALTY. Ii. 1887. Ewes.
LA. 6-4541.
COLORED-$1, 600 DOWN
Store and 6 rooms, h.-wh.: good for
barber. cleaner; beauty parlor. or
Apt. RIA. 6-6527. 3
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VETERAN, with excel. credit, would
like to buy 3-bedrm. home within
Is miles D. c., on rental basis, or
nccentahle 0V 3-h0nR g
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1917 EYE STREET NV.
Main floor front, excellent display
window, private lavatory. heat fur
nished. Ideal for real estate once,
accountant service ONCE, etc. SS6.OU
per month.
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CALL J. H. KNOX
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc
73s 18th. st. NV. DI. 7-6s30
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DOCTORS OFFICE
901 Goth STREET. NV. large second
floor corner suite in elevator BLDG.
occupied entirely by doctors. $4,000
per month.
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Buckingham, Neics
Buckingham, Neics
Mrs. H. B. Adams Elected President
Of Veterans Foreign Wars Auxiliary

The Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary met in the home Of Mrs
Jack Anderson at Andersonvilla
Saturday night The following Of
tlcerS We're elected for the COMING
year: Mrs. Fl B, Adams, presi-
dent; Mrs. Tina Garnet, senior
vlce-president: Miss Blanche
Howard. Junior vice president
Mrs NJ. 0. Sadler. treasurer, Miss
Anne Smith, secretary. Mrs. Nan
ME Spencer will be hostess TO the
Auxiliary next month.
Harold Garnet, U. S. Navy,
spent the week end with his wife
and mother here.
Friends of Rolfe Wood Jr.. are
glad TO know he is improving after
an operation in Lynchburg.
Mrs. d. f. Moore visited in the
home Of her mother. Mrs. Tom
Garrett, at Curdsville. Saturday
Quite few people from the
village attended the sale Saturday
at the home of Mrs. Lucy Station.
near ScottSville
Miss Gertrude Sadler. Of Rich
mond. spent the week end in her
home here
Mrs. CT. NJ. Rogers was a visitor
in Richmond during the week end.
Mrs. Amos Dolliver. Mrs. H B.
Adams and Mrs. Harry Jones were
visitors in Farmville Thursday.
Meve To Cumberland
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Davis have
moved to Cumberland County to
live. They viii be missed in our
community.
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Spencer, Of
Farmville. spent the week end IN
the home Of Charles Spencer
Mrs. Mary Province Of Urban
IA, spent some time last week IN
the home of Mrs. jamie Williams.
The many friends of Mrs. Belle
Baird were crieved TO hear Of her
death last week. Sympathy is eX-
tended to her family
Dr.. and Mrs. r A. Adams. OF
POrftmouth. were recent visitors
in the home Of Nj and Mrs. II
B Adams.
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the Marchs' Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. K. Davis spent
the week end in Richmond visit
ing Mrs. Davis relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rhodes. Mrs. NJ
Flanagan and Mrs. Keats Wright
MI. and Mrs Claude Thomp-
son and Mr., and Mrs. c. K. Mel
llnger. OF New Freedom and York
Pa, were luncheon guests in the
M K Davis home last Friday.
They had toured this county from
Pennsylvania through Florida.
Mrs t B Anderson and Mrs.
Harry March both recovered suf-
ficiently to go to Arvonia to see
Miss Eveline Riddle, Saturday.
Mrs. Tommy Hudgens a n d
daughter, Mildred, went to see
Mrs. Hamilton Martin, Sunday,
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BUCKINGHAM

sure the roots do not dry out any
time while the plants are being
moved or handled. Dogvood likes
shade but can be made to grow
in the sun Do not plant when soil
is muddy. Dig hole deeper and
larger than the root system. FIJI
the hole nearly TO the level Of the
ground Set plant. with roots
properly spread. just deep enough
to cover roots about one inch.
Firm soil. Pour a gallon or two Of
water slowly around the plant.
Let it soak into the soil. Mulch
with one TO two inches OF sawdust.
leafmold or peat.
AS soon as the tree is planted.
cut off at least ia OF the top.
Be careful not to plant too deep.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-13

sport are used in Virginia more
than any other type. White dog
wood is grown from seed and may
be bought from nurselymen. Pink
dogWood is budded OH the roots Of
white dogwood
When good nursery grown
plants can be obtained. 1t is
generally cheaper TO buy them
than to collect them from the
woods
Smith advises using small trees,
especially if you're planting many.
Young trees. three 70 four feet
high. have a better chance to
grow into healthy trees than the
larger ones.
Transplanting dogwood involves
digging. moving and setting. Be
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-13

Rear Adm. and Mrs. Carl A.
Broaddus. Of "FleetWell." King
and Queen county. were week end
guests. of Mr.. and Mrs. RoWlett
Bruce, at their home Rose Ter
race"
Rev. Otis Prudden. Miss Flor
ence Wright, and Rowlett Bruce
IN. attended the Virginia Young
Peoples Training Union Ccnven-
tion, Friday. Saturday and Sun
| day at Natural Bridge.
| March is the month for Red
Cross Fund Drive. We are urged to
support this cause and help others
Who cannot help themselves.
Mrs. Gordon Quinn, OF Amherst.
was visitor in town Saturday
Back From Hospital
Miss Pam Hurt has returned
home after stay of several weeks
in Richmond hospital. She is
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton Moore, of
Lynchburg, were visitors in town
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Spencer
and Mrs Frank Spencer were
visitors in Richmond on Thurs
day OF last week to see South
Pacific
Mrs. c. Nj. Darrell left Sunday
for Merchum River to be with
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Barrue,
who are receiving CONGRATULATIONS
on the birth of a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Spencer. of
F'armville. visited friends and rela-
tive here during the week end.
Miss Virgilia Sadler has re-
turned home after being patient
in a Charlottesville hospital the
past week
Birthday Party
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Agee Jr., en-
tertalned Saturday. March 7. with
a birthday party honoring their
son, Hamilton, on his fifth BIRTH
day. Among those present were
Mary Louise and Margaret Webb
Pattie Sue and Nancy Adams.
N a n cy Carroll Throckmorton.
Sandy and Nancy Hall. Coleman
Rosen, Mary Lou Driscoll. Martha
Pennington, Rebecca Jones. Louise
SWartz, Randy Barnes. Donna
MaSsie. Bill Grafton Johnny and
Jimmy Holmes. Elizabeth and
Sonny Hanes, Mary Lou and
Francis Ann Guthrie. Lee Bald
win, Goopie Morgan. Colleen Lana
han and John Wood il.
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Mr. and Mrs, Emmett Dunkum
and Miss Lizzie visited Mrs. ROT
Nuckols, Miss Eliza White and
Mrs Kate Carter, Saturday Pal
more White, OF Richmond, and
Mrs Burdette Jones and sons
were visitors in the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Spencer
have recently moved to Kings
port, Tenn, where he is now en-
ployed We wish them much sue
cess in their new work
Miss Frances Oaks had as her
guests, Saturday, the Misses Par
rishes
The Wesley Dunkum family
visited Mr. and Mrs George
phaup, Sunday afternoon. Mrs,
Phaup is feeling better and able
TO be up.
Mrs. Ella Meador. who has been
on the sick list, is able TO be out
again.
MI ana MIS-. Marvin Phaup
and sons, who have recently
moved to Blacksburg. visited their
parents, last week. and helped
celebrate the birthday Of his
father. George Phaup
The Emmett DunkumS called on
Mrs Lucy Bersch and Miss Annie
and Reeves Phaup, Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. John NJ Putney and Alice
we're luncheon guests Of the En-
nett DunkumS, Saturday.
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Miss Virginia Apperson and
Eldon Patterson were Sunday
guests OF Misses Mary and Louise
Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jeffrey,
little Jeff, and Margaret Ann. Mr..
and Mrs. Nj. K. Davis were Friday
night guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Davis.
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March Good Time
To Plant Dog-Wood

March is a good time to plant
dogWood in Virginia.
A. G.. Smith. Jr.. associate hor-
tiCulturist at VPI. says the COM
mon white dogwood and its pink
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week end.
Jimmie Phaup spent a night
with his sisters. Mrs Lacy Bersch
and Miss Annie Phaup, last week
Miss Annie Phaup spent several
days recently with Mr. and Mrs
Russell Bersch and family, of
Lynchburc
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Mt. Zion

Mrs. Harry March is not very
well, but is able to get around.
Harry Mann was supper guest OF