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CEMENT BRICK MASON

CEMENT 6H1Ch MASON
porches, steps, Walkways, patios,
driveways.- retaining walls, water
prooflng. dagstone, drain, tile and
chimneys. No Job too small. All
work guaranteed. Elk. 3-1504. 30
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor.kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTERS. phone RA. 6-SS6S any
day, any niRht.
ELECTRICIAN-Air conditioners In
stalled. Wiring Of all kinds. License
il Maryland. EN-. 2-SS14. -29
par short circuits; small Jobs done
immed. RA. 6.2222 any time. e
ELECTRICTAN-outlets. extra cir
cults fol. air-conditioners; no Job
too small AP. 7-16O0 so
FENCE-OalVanized chain Iink; all
posts IN concrete: immediate erec-
ton. Get the best for less; no down
payment, SO months to pay. Phone
II: 4-45SS: evenings and Sunday,
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NEW COLONIAL HOTEL
18th AND M sTS. NV.
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
DI. 1886
GEORGIAN HOTEL,
THE SOUTHERN CLUB

twin rms. near Govt. bldgs., down. %
town shops, theaters: reas. wk. rates.
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MIScEL. FOR SALE Gent }

ANTIoUES-Beer stems, 12B; char
acter, lithophane. military, musical,
etc: individually priced. IA. 8.S5O0,
1:6 pm. ARLINGTON ANTIQUE
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Painting, Paper Hanging
All work by trained men, Free esti.
mates. AP. 7-15O0, CO. 5-9173.
80
PAINTING-PAPERING
Work guaranteed, estimates free; go
Virginia or Maryland. Better work,
less money. ia. 9-4662. Sc
fAPERING - Room 12x12, S19.95,
labor and mat. Interior painting:
Al work; estimates. MILLER, JU.
PAPER HANGING, $40 per rm. up:
1858 SunfaSt washable paper; work
guar. RA. 3-7393 or HE. 4-S555.
eAfEEHANGLNG. painting plastering.
prices guaranteed. RA. 3-69O1.-29
PAPERHANGING, SO per rm. up; do
own work; guaranteed; fine selection
of Wallpaper Call RA. 3-O024,-3O
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WATER HEATERS

WATER HEATERS
All popular makes and sizes. No
on % your oe sss bill .'' sHApfR6 "a II 5eF PLuMsn mS
ING CO., TU. $4,000. 3006 Ga.
WELDING MACHINE, Lincoln, 200
amp. mounted on 1910 GMC truck
NEW Towels, 10 for 81, large size,
assorted col0rs; money-back guar
AsER anifs maks Retail %AR Bcs sSs
Arlington. Va. 29s
LEADED WINDOWS
Large amount Of used windows; as
sorted sizes. very good condition.
General Wrecking Co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE, AD. 2-e177
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Flagstone and Stone
U1nRK

porcnes, retaining walls, tile drain
age. Also. outdoor fireplaces.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO. JU. 9-17o0.
ELOORS SANDRD and finiShed,
cleaned and .waxed; old floors made
Ike new, CAL anytime. Wa. 7.1129.
Saar 3Ia; 1Vs ana ETHsf1Te Hpi Free est. Wei WcEk
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KITCHEN

414 - S8AAAN
complete planning and remodeling
be done to your old kitchen. No
down payment, 80 months to pay.
Phone u: 4-456e: ewes. and Sun.
PAINTER-Does own work: 20 years
ffxperaease' aase, Prompt service. Can
rA1NrfNan$1s AIN rflSas11$s1s average room: week
e. e. e: SgR S'gRiS'lfS E:.:: else ca. Rlr::s: ::':l
r1INTING. fling interior and exterior.
Complete EenoVatinS. Work guar
ssTfETNrEE' ssqTIfsTTN Free n. 'sssis@ssstse'' sHssss. H. s.
PAINTING AND PAPERING-lnterior
and exterior; free estimates. c.. Z.
paRTS04KfHERE. RT1S0KfEE. r%TEErI5 We 5-S$97; Sts$SSs; 81, -
ctal and residential; satisfactory for
SsSs76&sss MR. LAWRENCE. EA'
PAINTING, interior and exterior:
TGof pSSAinatinE; pSAatsinE white. do own work.
r4S5S'SSiSS1Sss 4!4'SE SS1ss :. rArEa.,mS; .., lns:z.sr
s:427j1 Or 70. laase'' 5.4siS. can -s sso'
FAINTfNG-Let me prove to you
painting. Neat, clean, careful, best
PziNfafkG, PziiSNaatkiG general repairs, p.DsGine. s1I
roofs done right: n. 3:5416. :-29
removed by steam: general re-
modeltng ROYAL RECoRATQRS.
PAfNTING. PAPERNG-First-ciass
workmanship; work done immedi-
ately. MR.. POAT, RA. S-6643. Sc
RANTING-1nterior or exterior work.
Carpentry repair work and dump
truck hauling. Work done imme-
dlately. Guaranteed. Ii. 6-8719.
10. 2-S672. IS
PAINTING, interior, exterior. White
mechanic. Immed. service. MR..
hunger, ST. 3-4923 a
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GOLD

sFins yogf dental sold. platinum,
A. KAHN INC.
60 YEARS AT 935 p ST. NV.
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
Call Day or Night, 10. 0-S039.
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GREEN INTERIOR. Price. $125:
SAVINGS 16%. 10. 1866. any day
except Sunday, until pm. q
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AIR CONDITIONER
CIOSEOUT

New 1853 air conditioners ct greatly
reduced pricesi Philco, Feeders, sAd-
miral. Mitchell. Gibson and Frigid-
aire; al units new, In sealed cartons;
Swear guarantee: no reasonable
AND BATTERY CO. 10Th and II Il
sta ne. Ii. 3-e0S2; open ewes. It'll 9.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FANS, electric. eli standard makes
ereased and cleaned. servicins eiec.
trio fans for over IS yrs. Phone
RE. 7-1O27, SUPERIOR Lock 8
ELECTRIC CO.. 1410 Z at. NV.
FANS. all kinds; Gain, 5000 e.f.m.,
$67 40. also all parts to make your
ELEcTRfc EeUIPMEN;Tp S5friafs; p1S5 CO. seSs ssSj
sherman ave-. AID. 2.160O. Sc :
FANS
Popular brands et big savings. Open
ewes. ia. 7-7T22.
American Service Center
bS6 N. Glebe Rd., Arl.. Va.
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REFHlGEHAIUHS
Used-4M-cu. 1T. Westinghous
.$45 EACH
Lots Of 3 or more-S65 single.
Call IA. $4,000. 0-5 Mon. Fri.

REFGRS.. guar. S39.96 up. lib. trade
3 81 sMiTM III Sss'I ssiss ana erss Service. 1d ,s4i
= e, ne: Ii. 3-0696. =.
kUGS, 0x16 and 6x9 Alexander Smith
nSral as pattern. Phone DH: 7-SSs6
RUG, wool broadloom, approx. SxIO.
pad and small scatter rug to match,
S26. Ia. 9-I477,
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COCKER PUPS
black, inoculated. Axe.
wkS. JE. 2-0117. 20
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Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE
THE STUDIO HoUsE-Large, attrac.
studio room, clean and very nicely
1urn. For further information, can
6E. 7.63S7 or DI. 7-06SS. 30
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BUSINESS SERVICES

BUSINESS CARDS. regular engraved.
Sc. .S5 case (S.5ooj; SUN Sumner Vss: spe.
ctal on wedding invitations, THE
GUILD. INC. 2702 Ga. ave-, AID.
2-114S -
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CHASTLETON HOTEL.

Hotel rooms: special summer rates.
single rm. with private tub and
shower bath, $24 per week; twin
bed rm: with pvt. tub and shower
bath, $50 per week. All rooms are
large and cheerful. Gail DU. $1,000.
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AEGlcS. AL MECHANICS. EIn0ncing,
architect and permits.
EDGAR KEEPER
JU. 9-66S2-RA. 6-429S 80
GENERAL REPA1RS, painting. pIas-
ing: repairing; nc. Job too mall.
GENERAL REPAIRS AND PAINTING,
interior and exterior; free estimates.
4; 0OMIN!CK. "a: 2-eSS0.
terror. exterior; plumbing, carpentry;
satisfaction guar. WA. 1888. %
INSTRUMENT MANUFACTURED and
light machine work. inventors So
hcited, precision workmanship: reaS.
KITCHEN RKMODELING-Complete
line Of steel or wood cabinets, in
white or color. Call for free plan
ming and estimates. FHA terms.
1NGERSOLL CO.. LU. 4-040O.
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture, silverware. jewelry
tifa fRd cniness mi tTfs at Se'ests ANY Sua9
ANTIQUES WANTED
S :.sEss: sls2;:; 81 =, IGGs ISG4Gss W. .,1:; ss1S;
BAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
clarinetS. barttoneS. haSseS. flutes,
erombones, ETC.; must be reasonable.
ssRe Sss % sSa fssH ass Bar best cash
BEDROOM. dining room. contents OF
home: cash. We do moving, storage.
IA. 9-2937: evenings. RA. 3-1416.
BOOKS BouaH1. an, quantitS " ant
EeoK saoP & our l4SS 4sShSP'pss =. a.. AISoN ON
csGiRcHs Iii CIV Would APPRECIATE ri,,
g, good used piano. Call JU
pfAM4SSNtDs, gold, silver. We wWSU O.,
aisnist az sor sR sish HRo HRTtsf5 sSs' Us a5,t
oizMoNS :5HkiwElHY OF an, oescr,p,
EsNEs%E' %E'G Buzz. haS xeri si4 istisa iass B. Gaid nH
DIAMONDS: b,IssOsN gold; platinum, etc;
MaRkE1. MalsaSsi essa 80 r prizes 4: NV. ARTHUE
FURNIIURE-Singie pieces ana com.
Eyes, and Sundays. Ii. R.25lS.
FURNITURE-Will buy. entire CON.
tents o. odd pieces: also old china
65 years, HOPWOODS. Sth and &
SIS. NV. ME-~6-62S7
FURNITURE WANEED-Any amount
good furniture. Also want refrigera-
Mr.. GRADY. IVA. S.267a. ii
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Lge. .dble. rms, $12.5O q wk. for rm
Maid service. Next to bath, i Blk
on Conn. ave, walking distance
downtown. 1895 18th ST. NV W:s3
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BRICK

BRICK, BRICK, BRICK
brick and Io%Es7T 7'GSs PR1cEs cSssG' in ctSan Cve1
3 yrs. Call for price. We will de.
liver. ACE WRECKING & BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO., LU. 4-O6OO.
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SLAUGHTER'S
ROOMS WANTED

nm; quiet neighhorhood, Arlington
pReferred. BOX 347-J, star. so
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SLAUGHTERS

A blocks on Dupont Circle, Amaz-
1ngiy low summer rates on sinRieS
COUPLES and trans. NO. 7-4660. -
Vacancies
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PTTCC
SCALES

IMPORTED ORIENTAL DESIGN
Dxl2, $93, 0x16. $50. MAYFAIR
SHOP. 1925 @ at. NV. ME. S-4424.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

RENT roll-away beds and baby beds
for your weekend guests by day
week or month. We deliver. Cal
AAA FURNITURE EXCHANGE, To
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Meat ChOpper

A.p., good 1or sauSage OF me9t
grinding, $65. HACKERMAN SALES
CO.. McCray Bldg. 941 Maine ave.
NOTORS-1/ Zoo to 100 h.p. and re-
eqetioc eaes eAsTI fsrE 1865 11 yGsf no sezSaaa1
OAK fence pickets, 4Ox3. 10c each.
Phone 10. $1,000, 80
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HEEHIOEHAIOH SALE
Late models, S25 up. Easy terms.
L2Tgs assortment used refrigerators.
Evening star., 1953-06-29

COMPUTING, Govt. inspected; S36.
HACKERMAN SALES CO., McCray
Bldg.. 941 Main ave. s.W. 80
SEWING MACHINE SALE! while
they last. beautiful Singer console,
$69.05. Singer portable, S39. .95
Eiec; console. a@11 S26. Ss12 Lee hwy.
SINK. brand-new 4s-in. twin bowl,
youngstown kitchen sink. disposer
ntS drain opening; orig. S129. .96,
sell for $15. .JU: .6-0364. 80
SINK TOPS, f0rmica, stainless steel.
FROST CO.. bo24 Conn. ave, EN-.
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HOTEL, 1440
s DAYS FREE RENT

HMs; ms With 9Th run; water; SS4-hr, phone
I440 Rhode island ave. NV. w2s SA'
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General Contractor

All types remodeling, additions. club.
rooms, porcheS, heating. dormers,
atticS. AL mechanics. FINANCING,
orchitect and permits.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

BOXERS, male and female, Axe
registered. z weeks old. JU, 5-85S7
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ANTIOTJES

Do not sell your valuable antiqu,
salaa san. saaiai sMar SED SkfHaIi HssHFi
SHOP for expert appraisals.
-. 6640 GEORGIA AVE, NV.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.
Mclean Gardens
3811 Porter st. NV.

OO44 1O4VCI 0ts NsWs
Taxing applications for men ana
women: single room monthly rental
$3.50 to $3.50: tWin-bed room at
$30 per month pei. person: also
TRANSIENT rooms available. EN- Q.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

Furniture. bric-a-brac. china, glass.
ware. Oriental art objects. iewelry,
rugs. silverware. paintings. por-
traits: highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY Ia. 0.S333.
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PIANOS-Baldwin. Acrosonic, spinet
and console. models. DesiRned. built
and guaranteed By Baldwin. EQUIP.
with Baldwin patented Ful-Blow
action Wide variety case designs
and woods.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WoRCH
926 q ST. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRIGERATOR- perf. con-
dition; absolutely quiet but no deep
dreszsr; cubic feet; $50. on o.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27

Too many people go through
life standing at the complaint
counter. Many a girl with a
million dollar figure lets infla-
ton set in A farmer friend put
up a sign Hunters, please
don't shoot anything on my
place that isn't moving 1t
might be MY hired man" Days
may come and days may go
where they go to, We don't
know II each day had twelve
more working hours. l still
couldn't finish my days work.
It's lots more fun than sitting
around figuring something to
get in trouble with. l have ac-
Cunulated attractive Christmas
gifts from every country. Sure
viii appreciate YOU buying
your needs from The Hub.
Wen Christmas box and wrap
EN- FREE!
T.. Weinberg
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27
J.. p. Jackson High
y Dung Farmers Club
Plans Charter Night

The Young Farmers Club Of
J P. jackson High School
Cumberland, held its regular
meeting in the agriculture class
room on Wednesday, Nov IL at
T:30 p m with Chaplain Walter
Jenkins conducting devotions.
The business session centered
around purchasing a charter and
citing all members to attend the
December meeting to pat their
signatures on the charter which
has been drawn up A notary
ru6lc viii be present II notariZe
signatures Of the charter mem
J or, who viii make up the Young
Farmers Cooperative " i en-
organized
The cooperative is to begin
operation IN January after the
retail licenses have been purchas-
ed. Savings ranging from 30 to
40 percent on many farm and
home items like fertilizers, seed
auto parts, plumbing and electrl-
cal supplies and home furniture,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27
Jackson High School
Graduate Wins $500
OAR Scholarship

Miss Eliza Taylor Of Columbia
Va. a graduate in the Glass of
1888 at Luthc, P Jackson High
School. Cumberland. has won re-
Gently a scholarship given by the
Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton organization.
The award of $500 was received
as result of competitive eXamln-
alton given at Howard University,
WASHINGTON d c.. where She IS
enrolled as student
Miss Taylor was also the rccip-
lent OF a $50 scholarship given by
the Cumberland County Teachers
Association for being the highest
ranking student in her class.
After her preliminary training at
Howard University. she viii enter
Freedman 5 Hospital to take train
ing in nursing
Miss Taylor was active in the
Student Council Organi2at on at
Luther P, jackson High School
She was selected as the school
representative for the State Stu
dent Participation Association
which met III Roanoke last April.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27
Hospital News

Six babies. four boys and two
girls. were born at Southslde Com
munity Hospital, this week, A
total of 81 patients entered the
hospital for treatment
Parents of the week were:
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Love,
Farmyille, boy. Nov 81
MI. and Mrs Lewis E Mays.
Green Bay, girls. Nov, %
MI and Mrs. w. A. Carver, Je-
tersville. boy, Nov, %.
Mr. anr Mrs Lewis Johnson
Prospect boy, Nov IS.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Whitehead,
Pamplin. girl. Nov "a
Nj. and Mrs. Glynn NJ. Swltzer.
Kenbridee, boy, Nov "a
Other patients who entered the
hospital We're:
Eugeie R. Tharpe, Red Oak;
Mrs. T A. Flippen Cumberland;
MIS- Glenn Love, Kenbridge;
MIS-. B B Watson CreWe Bev-
erly Motley Farmville William
Anderson. Pamplin; Sanford Brv-
ant Cumberland. Alton Bryant.
Hampden-Sydney: MIS- Robert B,
Raeland. DiIlWyn; Robert
Schmidt, Rice; Miss Lillian Aus
tin. Farmv.lle; Mrs Lawrence
D Mower. Victoria Miss Reset
ia Tuscan Farmyil!e Miss Mar
ea.et Dickerson Keysville: and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27
Religious Institute
TO Be Held Here

Final arrangements are now be
ing made for the Religious Insti-
tute which will be held at the
First Baptist Church, Farmville.
Monday. Nov 80 through Friday.
Dec. a.
ClasSec, beginning at 1870 each
evening, Will offer actual teaching
situations in how to conduct work
effectively in the Sunday School.
the church choir. the usher board
the senior and junior missionary
organizations. and the church
officers department.
All members, especially Off
GERS in the above listed depart
ments, of the Baptist churches
in Prince Edward and adjoining
counties are asked TO attened The
Pelgious Institute. whish is one
of the services rendered by the
Virginia State Baptist Allied
Bodies.
Leaders Will be the Rev MIR
Knikht. Field Worker, ana Mrs.
Lena Smith. head Of the Women S
Division. They are bringing other
workers with them to assist.
Asa M Robertson Chase City
Also. Paul H Williams, Farm
Vile: Mrs. Robert HuSkey. Farm
vile. Mrs Toy McGmnis, Chase
City. Mrs Edward w Rutledge
Chase City; Mrs. j, w. O9burn
Kenbridge; Willie R Willis, Chase
City: Mrs Thomas A Brankley
SkipWith; John w. Allen, Cumber-
land; Mrs. Carton Millner, Keys
Vile, Mrs. Herbert Tunnel, Cul-
len, Miss Ruth Elliott. Burkevllle
Mrs. John c. Calhoun. Farmvllle;
Miss Patricia Ann Leslie Burke
Vile: and Sterling Jones, Mere
dithville
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27

can be expected according to per-
sons who have cooperatives al
ready set up
The club V0teC unanimously to
accept MeSsrS. Ernest Brown and
Max Austin, both of Gainesville,
as members 0! their organization
The Program of Work com
mittee brought in the following
list Of discussions to be conducted
at the MEETINGS during the coming
year December Securing the
charter January-The place Of
health in the Young Farmers
program February-The. place of
the ballot in the young Trainer
plogram March-The place Of
the school in the young farmer
program
Also. April Wives and Guest
Night'-Child care and develop
ment: May Tobacco bed weed
control. June-A trip through a
pig factory, Preventing
farm accidents
Following the business. smith
Jones provided the group with
refreshments.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27
Sam Trent Dies
In Mcclure Hospital

A funeral service for Sam
Trent, 90. was held Sunday after
noon at Mercy Seat Baptist
Church Hampden-Sydney. Burial
took place in the church ceme-
terry.
Mr.. Trent died Wednesday,
Nov. 49, at MCGUIRE Hospital in
Richmond
Native of Prince Edward coun-
ty and veteran OF World War I.
he was the son of Pattle Griggs
and Wilson Trent.
He is survived by three sisters.
Lizzie Thornton. Of Farmville
Margie Austin, Of Providence. r.
/. and Dora Hamilton. of Baltl-
more; and four brothers, Willie.
Albert and Jim Trent. OF Farm
vile. and Joe Trent. of Richmond.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27
NeUs at W0yshan
NelCs at W0ysham
New Baptist Church To Be Dedicated
During AIl-Day Services November %

There Will be an all-day scrv-
ice at Worsham Baptist Church
Nov. 20 A special service will be
held N the afternoon dedicating
the new church, with d. r. l..
Randolph as pcaker The Haga-
man Quartet Of Boore. ". c.. Will
be present at the morning. after
noon and evening services. Rev.
Laurence Hagaman viii b guest
speaker for the evening service.
Little Beverly Motley daughter
Of MI and Mrs. Sam Motley is
confined to her home after a ton
silectomy
Recent guests Of Nj and Mrs.
I s. Baskoryill We're Miss Sadie
Griner, OF Lynchburg, and Mrs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27

Ann Pugh and small daughter. Of
Norfolk. Mi and Mrs. T S. Bas-
kerFllle, il, of Roanoke, are then
expected guest for the Thanksg.v-
ing holidays
Mrs. G. l. Irving Betty Lloyd
Irving. Mrs. 7 S Baskervill and
l. L. Irving spent Saturday shop
ping III Richmond.
Mrs Carroll Lewis, Of Victoria,
was an overnight guest on Thurs
day Of her mother, Mrs, Jessie
Southal
Mrs. r S. Bondurant. Of Farm
vile, and Mrs Winston Orange.
Of Roanoke, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Chernault and Miss
EuaiCe Chernault. Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27

Tommy Garter and Bobby Por-
tertield have been confined to their
homes for several days the past
week due to sickness.
Guests On Sunday Of Steve and
Garland Wood were MI, ana MI.
Kenneth McClenny. Of Farmulle,
Mr.. and Mrs EDWARD Davis and
Harry and MI and Mrs, Charlie
Moore and Beth, all Of PamplIn
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27
Colored News
Hospital News

Ellen Patterson. Dillwyn: Mar
linda Jones. Andersonville: Lucy
Ann Jones. Farmville: Elver Hern-
don. Burkeville. Brancy Scott.
Farmville, Frank Hargrove, Chase
City; Arthur Watson, Rice: Sher-
man Brown, Red Oak; Lillian
Hath. Philadelphia, Pa: and
Vivian Webb. Philadelphia, Pa.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27

Even elephants have tubercu-
LOSS. The descripuonof disease
e elephants IN old Hindu lltera-
tufe show that TB was frequent
among the giant pachyderms in
hadla as far back as 1000 b. c.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27
SERMONETTE PLANNED
At MERCY SEAT CHURCH

There Will be a sermoncttc at
rJercv Seat Baptist Church Sun
cay. November %. at 8 p m
Speakers will be the Reverends W
T. Heig, J w Parker and w H
BraXton.
The public is invited Mrs. A
II. Stokes. sponsor. reports
Evening star., 1953-06-07
Sir Gordon Finally Clicks
Richards Wins in 18th Derby
AS Queens Horse Runs Second

ness last week, finished ninth.
Good Brandy. owned by Rob-
ert Sterling Clark of Upperville,
Va, and the only American
owned horse in the field. finished
10th.
An estimated crowd of 500, 900
to 900 watched the race, Eng
lands fiat racing classic. High
in the Royal Box was the Queen,
the Duke of Edinburgh, the
Queen Mother and Princess Mar
garet. Their guest was Crown
Prince Akihito of Japan.
Owner Gets $53,53O.
Pima was timed in 2 minutes
35.6 seconds. The record for
the Derby is 2 minutes 1913 sec
onds. set by Mahmoud in 1896.
Mahmoud now is in stud in Ken
lucky.
Sassoon, member of the in
ternational banking family, won
$53,530. The Queen collected
$5.994 and Pink Horses owner
received $2,856.
An Irish hospital sweepstakes
is based on the result of the race.
At the END, when PIMA won,
the Queen had a gracious smile
for the winner. The last time a
reigning British monarch was
victorious in the Derby was in
1909 when King Edward VII won
with Minoru.
The Queen invited Pinza's tri-
umphant trio-Owner Sassoon,
Trainer Norman Berties and
Jockey Richards-into the Royal
Box where she congratulated
them on a fine victory.
"The Queen said how pleased
she was" Richards said.
PIMA is a wonderful horse, :"
he added. 1--WE lay about seventh
(See DERBY. Page B-5.)
Evening star., 1953-06-07
Post Card Wins at Delaware:
First 2-MiIion Day at Track

duel. To Market, making his
second start of the season,
spotted his conquerer 13 pounds,
carrying 1872 to Post Cards 100.
Post Card ran the mile and
one-Sixteenth in 1:43 fiat. just
four-f1fths or a second off the
track mark hung up last year by
High Scud. It was a hard-paced
race with the leader passing the
first six fur1ongS in ITO fiat and
the mile in 1855.
The Jeffords' horse and Sena-
tor Joe set the early pace,
speeding to the flrst turn like a
team with To Market third. On
the backstretch the front pair
opened up five lengths on the
favorite, and when they swung
out on the far side Post Card
began drawing away.
To Market, winner of $251, PTS
last year with victories in the
Hawthorne Gold Cup, Arlington
Handicap, Massachusetts, Hand
leap and San Carlos Handicap,
began to move on the last turn.
He caught Senator Joe early and
for a brief moment seemed to
have enough speed to catch Post
Card, but the latter, under a
strong ride by Sammy Boulme-
tbs. had just enough to hold him
off.
Two years ago Post Card
dead-heated with CochiSe in the
Brandywine, and last season
Mrs. Jeffords' Yildiz won the
event. Today's 18th running o.
the race was for $40. .000-adde
making it the richest in the
series.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
Mats Kept Idle by Hin1
Of Rain and Chicago
Pitching Problem
By Burton Howkins
Stnr Sfoff corrasnondenf

CHICAGO, June GA sugges-
ton of foul weather, plus a
fouled up White Sox pitching
staff. caused postponement of
the Mats scheduled game with
Chicago today. The clubs will
clash tomorrow in a double
header, with Bob Porterfield and
Spec Shea nominated to pitch
for Washington.
The first game will be tele-
vised in Washington by Station
WTTG, starting at 2:30 pm.
The White Sox needed only
a hint of moisture in the atmos-
phere to call off the contest.
They've lost five in a row and
skidded to fourth place. Man.
ager Paul Richards pitching
plight is desperate.
Joe Dobson, whose last three
appearances have been in relief
roles, and ex-Nat Mike Fornieles,
whose achievements haven't
prompted White Sox fans to turn
cartwheels in the Loop, will pitch
against Washington tomorrow.
MasterSOn Loses Turn.
The postponement temporarily
has deprived Walter Masterson
of starting assignment. He was
due to pitch today, but when he'll
start again now becomes a guess
ing game. Johnny Schmitz, left
(See MATS, Page R-3.)