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HOUSES FURNISHED

DUPONT CIRCLE - Beautiful, COM
nished. References. HO. 2-4456. =
KENTLAND-r 2 bedrms.. modern
semidet. nice bsmt.. fenced, yard;
TTRA6HRVGhY 63RtfGn to tuPn Rny or qN xnarn 4Ss79
bedrms., 3 baths. liv. rm., TV rm.,
din. .rm., kit. rumpus rm.; screened
porch; garage; la acre shady yard;
school 2 blocks, 6 minutes to Pen
tagon; ideal for large family or
group of men or women. ia. 5-6416.
4th AND VAN BUREN N.W.-Modern
3-bedrm: detached brick home: rec.
s175; ERNEST H. LUNG, DI,
LYON PARK-Beautiful s-rm. brick
BY sppointment only. 'i1 IA. s-Siss,
NORTH ARLINGToN-2-bedrm. det.
stores; S140 mo. KE. s-5554:
H8gSEs AyAtsRHH HkNHgF Fl R & Idsd aRd n5 81
ATTFRAct;T1vELY FuRN. A. Dedrm
bone ~ baths, util. rm.; garage;
1877 SI5O IRS1Ss' RSj "a sT s7so1Sw Nv b.dr%. 2
required: $J65 mo. EDMUND NJ
O'SULLIVAN. Ma. 8-784S. -3
55I1 eth ST. N.W.-Brick, bed
rms, tiled bath, liv.. rm., din. rm.
kit, ful bsmt., lavatory, gas heat
concrete porch. garage. Beautifully
shopping, churches. Open for in.
REALT7 CO., 4ia 5tR G' st. NV. D1
er-2yy3. sDDrc ann.
ARL., 906 S. Highland, semidet. brk..
b.r., Col. pike bus, schl.. shops, Pent.
Navy. Ayr; S135. OIL. 2-S288. -5
625 .FARRAGUT ST. NV. Furnished
and arranged for 2 families; $50
sl Ssf H. f. L. TH3SaE HosFoN hf22GA %H ssssS s5sSy
BETHESDA, nr. navy hosp. Beaut.
rambler. excep. 24-ft. picture win
dow, garden. patio, 8 bedrmS., den.
oven. disposal. dishwasher, washing
machine. dryer; $225 mo-: avail,
Inn i.mmed; asr2 o. 81 4TsoS4w; r 4w;-csor@oefSo1nn
s rms, ~ baths, porch, basement,
Inspect Ca call DE. S-s6sS or GEORGE
I. BORGER. INC, 643 Indiana ave.
NV. MA. 8-035O. 81
AMER UNIV. PARK bedrms.,
study, ~ baths, well furn;; Sept
N.W.-For rent. Immed. occupancy
furn. Dishwasher, garbage disposal,
Bendix. 1903 Alton pl. NV. (betw.
Conn. and Wis. aves.l Can be seen
sI10 GROVE ST.. Silver spring-very
close in. convenient to- center Of
town. Sparsely furnished. old
fashioned, two-story frame. house.
Only two bedrms.. but otherwise
SPACIOUS. Warm in winter END
SSTd SSGt s%fd place hsTEs for chdTsn ahhaSc
Garage. i will give special reduced
rental to a settled and dependable
2-5957; DT. 7-sSs9; DE. 2-0655:
11s CARROLL. ST. SEA popular
U. s. Capitol and House once
Bldg. verv old, but completely
furnished. comfortable. attached
s51sk s55s s9sss Sy 1uTHFF 4mmfsiftely M1EER syfl
EM. EN- 25a57' DI. T. 1850, DE. M! a;oe5S.
s-BEDRM.. lge. lot, 2-car garage,
Cali v. EHRHARDT, IA. s-1255.
515 E ST. N.E.-s rms, bath, 9 kits.
completely furn.; suitable for 2
call after Sun, NEWsoM, ITO II
st. ne. Ii. 1894. 81
TWO conditioned, COM
Portable brick house avail. Sept. 10
to Nov 10; nice location, Takoma
Park; quiet auto. h.; nr, shopping
no drinking; only 500 monthly
| 3-OSOO 81
1886 18th ST. N.W.-Beaut. furn
det. home. 9 rms, 4 baths, wall
to-wall carpeting. Call Mr.. Law
RENEE for appt. to see, RA. 6-1063
| JU. 5-7100. -3
HIELCREST S.E.-Det. brk.: liv. rm.
firepl, din. rm. kit. brkfst. pch., 2
| bedrms., ~ b.. rec. rm.. gar. Avail
Sept, l. S165. Compl. furn. LU
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HOUSES TO SHARE

MOTHER, with child, 3-5, to share
3.bedrm. home; 24-hr. care for
child. LU. 4-l703. q
SHARE HOME with girl or mother
with ! child, day care of child 4
desired; kit. priyils, TV. unlim
phone. WE. 5-67S2. IS
WANTED TO SHARE my home with
business ladies; all privils.; ad-
joining GEORGETOWN; ref. EN-. 2-4626
N.W.-Modern home; sep. refgr.; &C.
cept infant; baby sit ewes. Cal
after z pm, AID. 4-7945. 81"
N.W.-Girl, over 25, to share 5.
bedrm.. house with Q other girls
Call after pm, EN-. 2-3S51. --S
EX-MARINE VET wishes to shar,
house with 3 or 4 other vets OF
students. Bath on every floor. Ust
Of entire house, maid service, I'm
Gil. Ma. S-3S94. 8 to 9. 81
THREE GENTLEMEN would like on,
other to share rustic type bungalow
IN n. Arlington. Low rent. IA
2-9644. 81
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APARTMENTS WANTED

want 2-bedrm. unfurn. apt. Vic
18th and Ft. Stevens DIR. NV. 10
2-940S. 3
OYSTER SCHOOL vicinity; employed
mother and 11-year-old child in
school want 1-bedrm. apt. or will
share house. RA. 3-S503. q
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHED

NEW 3-bedrm. semidetached houses
in Beverly Park section OF Alexan-
dria. Large liv. rn. and dining
area, fully equipped kitchen. large
utility room on first fir.: bedrms
and colored ceramic tile bath or
2nd FIR. Ample closet space; lge
level lot; curb. gutter and sidewalk
10 minutes to Pentagon, within
walking distance of shopping CEN
ter, buses, schools and churches
Directions from wash; Out l4th 81
Bridge to Arlington Ridge I'd, lefi
to 4 Mile rd.. right 2 blocks tc
houses. Occupancy Sept. 10. Rep
resentative on premises It'll dark.
Rent S125 per mo. plus utilS. Phone
MR.. NORRIS, XII. $500 or KE
1913 siso IFfE;NwIcK /; LANE. Silver spring
Md.-5 rms, bath, brick bungalow,
$40 on lease MARSHALL j.
WAPLE co. 1924 14th st, NV
ee5s a.; 41s2U0ir istS sr. N.w.-Larse roomy
town house. $3.50 mo. To inspect
call Ma. s-6229. WALTER M.
BETHESDA--Ideal 2-family house. 8
rms. down, modern 3-rm. apt. up.
Yard, garage. Al condition. Walk
to schools. stores. OIL. 2-0462. p
ATTRACTIVE house. bedrms;, fre,
place. bsmt.. large corner lot;
block from school. busline, shopptne
center. Open Sunday. 1870 N. Nc
Ktnley fd.. All. Vs.
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APTS. UNEURN.-MD. (cont. }

COUNTRY APT, on beautiful Md.
furnished. ground floor; separate
entrance. Ideal for couple with car.
both working. $50. LO. 5-S411.
Evening star., 1953-08-31

1Or business Plus llV. GUS. Sl0O
RE. 7-2137 or Ii. 4-7265. al
UNFINISHED
18th ST. NV.
2h-story detached brick and stone
bedrooms. 8 baths, living room,
dining room. breakfast room, kitch-
en-. full basement with rec. room
ana 2-car garage; newly decorated
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
Detached brick. bedrooms, 2 baths,
living room. dining room. kitchen,
rec room and screened porch. Seen
BY appt. only. S190.
MT. PLEASANT
2-story semidetached brick, 9 rooms
q bedrooms. 1h baths, screened
porch and rec. room; S125. Seen
NEARBY VIRGINIA
2.story detached frame, 6 rooms (3
bedroomS). bath, full basement and
tenced-in back yard; $115. Seen
by appt. only.
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA
2-story detached brick, Z rooms (3
bedrooms). bath and large Yard.
seen by appt. only. S125.
NEAR WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL
2-Story row brick, 6 rooms, bath, full
basement and garage; S125.
NEAR. ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE
Detached frame, 3 bedrooms. living
room. hall. kitchen, bath and large
yard. Seen by appt. only. S125.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6S3O
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Monroe Nelson Apis.
SPACIOUS, DE LUXE
3-BEDROOM APTS.

$3.50. all utilities furnished. For in.
formation, call OV. 3-6173 or TIE
6-9272, Commonwealth and Monroe
aves.. Alexandria, Va. -
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

SILVER SPRING AREA-Urgently
need 2. 8 and 4 bedrm. houses with
& CO.. Lo. 4-S3s3, HE. 1888.
COUNSELLOR IN CANADIAN EN-
BASSY seeks furnished house NV.
D. c., from Sept. Is. Will pay UP to
1925 a month. Phone EN-. 1886
after z pm, ls
Evening star., 1953-08-31
SORRY

But only l fortunate family car
occupy this lovely Cape Cod, 8
bedrm. home; situated In a gor
geous double wooded lot. Beau
uIinuI IinuI Wall-to-wan carpet in hug,
with laundry of troner, auto. WasheI
and dryer. Occp. Sept. s. Home
at 2SO1 23rd I'd. N. Arl. Attrac
SHANNON & LUCHs COMPANY
1905 H ST. NV, Ma. S-2345
COLORED BROOKLAND, l26I
Aamlin n;e,-Three bedrms.; $1OO
Evening star., 1953-08-31
BRAND-NEW
AIR-CONDITIONED
LUXURY APARTMENT

For family or corporation that car
AFFORD the unusual in comfort and
amenities. Living room 10 #. bv "a
IT. with two exposures and fireplace:
dining area for 8 persons; 2 bed.
rooms and 2 baths or bedrooms
and 8 baths: Z unusually large
closets: one or two kitchens with
electric dishwasher, carriage disposal
unit. clothes washer, clothes drier
and refrigerator with deep freeze
compartment: 80 It By 27 It private
fiagStone terrace with adjoining bar;
southwest corner Of 9th floor in re-
Gently completed. air conditioned
Carlton House. 25OO Wisconsin ave.
NV. commanding magnificent view
Of city. and Potomac River valley,
Planned for owner of building and
never occupied Secretarial telephone
service. garage basement laundry
facilities and future public dining
room Furnished transient guest
rooms available in building. Cali EN-
Evening star., 1953-08-31
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
UNFURNISHED

NEAR 21st AND EYE SITS. NV
1st comml.. 2 rms, 2 baths; idea
for business plus liv. qtrs.: $3.50
RE. 7-2l37 or Ii. 4-7265 ri
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CHEVY Chase. D. C.-$27 -950

NEAR LAFAYETTE SCHOOL
BEDRMS;, ga BATHS
condition. deep reception hall, lge.
J liv. rm., din. rn., big kitchen. small
den. powder rm., on 1st floor. Four
bedrms., 2 baths on End A.: hall
bsmt., 2 fireplaces, screened porch,
garage, gas h.-w.h.: large rear yard,
EXCELLENT FINANCING AVAIL
ABLE. Office open It'll 8.
Town & Suburban. EN-. 2-94C0
Evening star., 1953-08-31
SHEPHERD PARK

4 BEDRMS., 212 BATHS
Detached 2-story brick home located
in popular area near fast transp
downtown. Den, powder rm. and
separate din. rm. on 1st floor. bed
rms. and 9 baths on End floor. Full
rage. Truly a lot Of house for the
money. Call and we will show you
within the hour. Office hrs. till 8
pm.
Evening star., 1953-08-31

Apply resident MANAGER. 1921 18th
st. s.e.. Apt. 104.
Evening star., 1953-08-31

Magnificent brick Colonial in ex.
living rm. leading to rear screened
porch, dining rm., large kit, on
1st f.: 3 bedrms. and Q baths,
bannistered stairway, wide stair
hall and library on 2nd f.; full
bsmt., auto. heat; detached garage.
Beautifully Handicapped garden.
Owner retired. says sell. Call LE-
GUM & GERBER REALTY CO.,
1915 Conn. ave-, EN-. $4,000. Of
nee Open It'll @ nm Il
Evening star., 1953-08-31
CONGRESS HALL APTs.

New garden apts.. conv. s.e. loca-
ton. close to stores and tranSpor-
Abundant cosst Spaes Fee mas ms
ter TV aerials.
Evening star., 1953-08-31

ARL.-2 bedrms., 3rd H.; new, small
modern apt. bldg; near Pentagon
Navy Bldg, Fort Myer; $100 mo
Tenant pays utilS. .JE. 2-0AaR. Il
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

V1U O11C0dkCdhC OG. DE.
Very conv. s.e. location; new bldg. /;
immed. occupancy: plenty Of lge.
closets, garbage diSpoSals; heat, h.w.
and gas incl. In rent.
Evening star., 1953-08-31
APIS. UNFURNlsHED-D. c.

1924 18th ST. NV.
Large and spacious apt. with Q bed.
rms, liv. rTn., kit. bath and balcony
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-09-05

Seattle First National Bank(3)-
Miye Ishikawa Asa, Martha 1keds
BAL, Amy Takano 518, Kazie Yoke
yama $50, Mary Fujita 438; NORTH
Coast Importing Co oO-Pat Hida-
ka 800, Sally Nishimori 200(2 games)
Fumi Yamasaki 487, Lois Yut 41O
Mickey Oyama SGT
Team Ten(3-Goya Osawa All
Joyce Toshi Ais, Merrie Kondo 446
Yone Kanda 1893, Margaret Sends
495; CT. Takahashi (O-Peggy O.
kada 389, Kimi Tanaka 405, Esther
Mizukami 4O8, Mary Yoshijima 1894
Gladys Hamano 387.
Hong Kong(O-Mid Nakaharf
400, Sachi Hamaoka 1877, Ruth Kudt
4O1, Mary Maniwa 456, Carol DatJ
SCI; Takano Studio O-Kiki Tsu.
takawa ABS, Sachi Nakashima 428
Susie Kuwahara 406, Aiko Kyont
468, YoYo Konishi 453.
Toms Grocery (2)-Madge Ono
459, Shiz Hoshino 439, Sachi Koda-
ma 438, Grace Uchimura 376, Fun
Suzuki 472; Team Eight Q-Marit
Nakata 431, Chiyo Hirota 1872, He
len Okamoto 4O8, Sue Ideta 1888
Kimi Ishii ATS.
Team Two(O-Gloria Nagai 474
May Terayama BAT, Masue Furumo-
to 1872, Gloria Hyodo 1884, Lillian
Toda 399; Ken Nogakis damn 40
yama 458, Marianne Urakawa asa
June Watanabe 1853, Jane Nakamu-
ra 1896, Marge Tomoguchi 357.
New Chinatown (0-Trixie Leone
$3.50, Alice Eng $50, Sally Chinn 443
Fanny Wong AGO, Rose Young AIT
Team Eleven (O)-Janet Sugitach
1888, Togo Kitayama 439, Nobi Taxa
hashi 1865, Elsie Urakawa 426, Take
Takenaga BIT.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-09-05

Bellevue (2)-Ted Matsushita 493
Hide Yabuki AIT. Kiyo Yabuki 466,
H. Mizokawa 493, H Ito 493; Twen-
tieth Century D-Bennie Wong
483, Kermit Eng SGT, Rollo Eng $50,
Perky Wong 407, David Wong 482.
Franks Barber (3)-Jim Akizuki
SGT, George Aoyama 5O4, Tosh Mano
sos, George Hori $50, Tuck Mikami
538; Dunn Seed(O-Toke Toyoshi-
ma 5O7. Pete Hanada 1896, Kim Mu-
romoto 473, Tosh Ito 470 Jim Naka-
mura 491.
New Royal Amusement(2)-Fred
Suto $40, Nobs Akada 496, Frank
Nakagawa 497, George Morihiro 497
Paul Minato 1852; Yesler Appliance
O-Bill Yamasaki 429, Boner Hirai
$50, Izzy Miyazaki 493, Mas Naka-
michi 510 George Naito 500.
Kitaj Koga (2)-Frank Akiyoshi
All, Shire Shiota 453, Ossie Tsuchi-
kawa SIG, Hank Tanabe $40, Jack
Koga SOC; Toda'sO-Rupert Fulfil
ATT, Terry Murakami 443, Bob Ka-
wahara 416, Tats Furugori SIS, Tad
Kono 498.
Banquet Tavern(2)-Yosh Teshi-
ma sos, Hoover Takeoka AIS, Koichi
Yagi 428, Ed Horiuchi 525, Sam Sa-
Xxi SIG; RS. Auto Rebuild D-Rock-
lie Mikami 391, Ray Nomura 1853, Jun
Ono 486, TAX Yagi 431, Roy Saka-
moto 500
Bodik's IGA (3-Sad Ishimitsu
$40, Tosh Tokunaga 49,, Ats Yama-
guchi 544, Frank Tanaka 462, Jack
Militia asa Nobi's Auto Service o.
Nobi Fujita 435, TAX Tachiyama 427
Raizo Okazaki Ali, Joe Fujita 496
Min Yamaguchi 496
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-09-05
Bowling Starts
Mickey and Kazie Pace All TrundlerS

Both the sNGBo leagues ushered in the
l953-54 bowling season Bowl last Thursday night.
TIE thunder night however
was provided by women sueNckey Kaz Yoko
wanna hodover acesfr previous
Oyana terpins for 223 high game and 567
nigh SERIES followed Mrs Oyamas exhibition
with a solid $50 accentuated by I'll final game
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-09-05
Q SIDELINE TOPICS.

Dkey Hota Ksneko of the Georgetown Asars who
Calf last month the Little Lea
sue regional championships only Amer
majority Fighting Irish Lit
kngpns battling
positions a bantam" hear Sc
attic First National Bank sound invest
ment sponsoring shkawa eda Takano Kae
Yokoyama Mary Fua unit the SNoBO league and we
predicting they'll be front when the final
passed especially with tried starsMss Ishawa
and Miss ACCOMMODATIONS don't tell anyone but on
oenng night Yokoyama and Mrs Mickey oyama
no acke up bowling approached by so
trmder in the circuit Erwin Furukawa may
not have set Esmeada Open in Spokane but
lie can always 68686 which he posted at West
Seattle last Aug IS parting Manager Hiro Sasak OF the
hung Savoy we'll done with the material
n had Hiro athletes Kenji Yosrnaka brilliant
INV engineering student Shbata also wv man with me-
INV engineering student and Shibata wv medical student
oOTEMas Tao enpu ago. Sab Isuooi Oh
is much nuggnger than what his average
l74-ndicates Golf wonderful sport put DOWNING 10 e
snort for me n the Bill Komoto VINO ike "'
fan golfer Ben Hogan converted to right handler
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-09-05
Nisei Com1 Loop
O pens Tuesday

Scores japanese
season. in Main Tuesday Sept g.
opening a
first pitch will be footing whistle pm.
boys will understand Leging well
especially City
Beppr Chevrolet, may surprise
ed include performers Pruney TsuH
Alleys and 2-sunset Life vs.. Sakahara Insurance
Alleys S md 6-Tads Gardening VS. Smith Candy
Alleys and S-Kumagais Ford City Produce.
Alleys 9 and 1O-2Oth Century Beppu
Alleys
Johnny
shima, Kenny Among
entry five consisting
Johnny Asaha Oa Ben Yoshida should inject much
flag a
president Of the league
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Gainesville

Mis-. F ? Ilv.na and MI. and
Mrs Carleton irving and Dickic
Deane and Dennis visited Mrs.
Mason in Norfolk MI ana MIS-.
w Il. Baker n Newport News and
Roy Rhodes ana family in Will
Hamburg, last week
mn and AIRS Clyde Vial Of Cal
.ao, end rel>t.y from ONO. spent
Sunday with MT. and Mis- NJ K.
3lauton
Nr and Mrs VI r Blanton Jr..
md aons we're In r chmord sun
iay to soe Mis- Blanton broth
'r-in-iaN ln 4 hospital there.
Mrs NJ r arson and Grand
dan hter Sandra Bord ii. spen.
hc week end with Mrs } Alex
RarScno
The rev Mt Mason is spend
mr. tlo weeks with relatives III
EoNlna Green.
,.ar,Ai., Guest
N ala MIS- Il p BoWles Of
annapolis, Md visit d Mr. and
Mrs Geyr.c j Wh.Iock daring
The nast Waok.
AI I'D MIS- vi Il B!ant0n and
Ml and Mrs JHnl.ms from Cum
ocr.ald Ecra NJ Redmond sun
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Annual Meeting Held
MaxtOn Views 1884 Farm Prices For
Cumberland Farm Bureau Members

Forecasts of farm commodity
prices for l953-54 by Dr. j l.
Maxton. Extension Service agri-
cultural economist. hlghlighted
the formal program during the
annual meeting OF the Cumberland
County Farm Bureau. at Bear
Creek Lake. August Is
Brunswick stew featured the
fellowship portion of the annual
gathering. this year drawing a
record number OF members and
guests. according to Bureau presi-
dent Charles Goodman. Mr..
Goodman shared the program
with Dr. Maxton pointing out
briefly Farm Bureau accomplish
ments OF the past year
Explaining that economists can
be wrong, but are more often
right since their predictions are
based on continuous studies OF all
available information, Dr.. Maxton
gave these predictions
1854 Predictions
The U. SIS $4,000 head OF
cattle expected January l. 1854
may bring some further price de
creases; milk prices. may decline
further, with dairy cattle totals
soaring to "a million head little
change N lamb and wool prices
Also. hog and pork product
prices steady, except for the usual
seasonal price variations. followed
by declines in 1854 as marketing
increases Egg prices. from 620
million chickens, VIII be about the
same as 1858.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Guinea Mills

NJ and Mrs. J NJ Hedrick.
Frances. Eleanor and Jimmy He'd
rick and Doralcc Minor are leav-
ing Thursday to spend the winter
IN Daytona. Fla While they are
away. State Trooper Muselin and
his tam'ly will occupy their home
Mrs. A. p FvanshaW and son
md Miss Lillian Boyder, of Hazel
on. Pa, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
BALI and son az WASHINGTON. d.
c.. spent last week with M and
Mrs w B. Walker. Jr
Thornton Holman is visiting his
brother. Charlie Holman. N Ono
He WAS accompanied by his son
and dauohtor-in-laW. Mi and
Mrs. T l. Holman. of Richmond
Visit II Irbanna
MI. and Mrs. John Putn"y and
daughter spent several days last
Wec; al U.banna They also visit
ed MI, and Mrs u. w. Conner. at
Yorl, own
Miss Eleanor Hedrck accom-
panied Miss Ju'la Ann Vog4 on
the Skyline Drive Sunday
Ms Della Vaughan and son arc
pending this week with Mn ana
MIS- Elmo Goodman and daugh-
tcrs
Nh ana Mrs MILFORD II drick
and children were supper quests
Sunday night Of Mi and MIS-.
Ray Watson
Mr. and Mrs } NJ Putney were
dinner guests Sunday of MIS- w
T Putncy IN Cumberland All Of
MI ?utney's brothers and sisters
were present
Recent guests OF M. am MIS-
MILFORD Hedrick were r w Smith.
Nj and Mrs A CT Starlings. Viz
ginia Stariines and William Par
IRISH. Of Manakm
Ei44bt "a ifN oBiIlb CAiIttN Win
Doralee Minor and Doralce spent
Monday night with Alice
MI and Mrs. w. Boykin and
daughters were guests Friday
night and Saturday Of MI and
Mrs J NJ Putney
VISITS Exchanged
NrS: Annio Amos is spcndna
several days this week VITA MI
and Mrs J III Putney.
On Sunday Mrs. Virginia Smith
Mr. and Mrs Ben Smith and
daughter visited Mrs Marearc,
Glby, VINO is a patient III 4 Rich
mond hospital
Guests Of Mr. and MS. NJ
HedrIck Sunday NIGHT were MI
and MIS- Leonard Scott and Josie
Husky
Dinner guests Of MI and mrs
(. z Pun2y Monday evening Ucre
Mrs T w Atkins, OF Atkins va.
Mrs. Annie Amos. OF Farmviue
and Mrs " T Putncy of Cum
bcrlald
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28

Mr.. and MIS- II B Peasants
and family and Mrs. G l. Blan-
ton and daughter. Vivian, attend
ID the Hoyle reunion near Chase
City. Sunday.
NJ. and MIS- A. r Moon is
spending week here
Mrs. Madeline Garrison and two
children, Of North Carolina. are
visiting MIS- & L. Blanton and
Mrs II B Peasants.
G L. Blanton and L. A. Martin
and friends from Powhatan at
tended the ball came in Washing
ton, the past week end
Mr/ ana Mrs. George Borden
and son, Of Langley Field and
Richmond were guests Of MIS-. j.
Alex Ransone. Sunday
Richmond Guests
Nj and Mrs. John Irving Of
Richmond spent the past week
end here With John Irving
The children Of the Rev and
MIS- J 8 Grow der Of Anderson,
are visiting thelr grandparents.
Nh and Irs Wistar Anderson.
M and Mrs Roy Payne and
mrs Bon Payne Of Ohio, Mrs.
Holland. Of CharlottcSy.l Mrs.
+ II Irving and Mrs Laura 1lice
we're recent guests OF Mrs. r f
FLEMING
MIS- F . Irving and Frank D.
Irwin were dinner guests Of the
ernest ArncntroutS, Monday
Guests If Mrs. f. d. Irving dur
inc the past week end were Mr.
and MIS-. Carleton Irvine and sons
of North Carolina, FRANK Dean
Irving Of Pamplin Mr. and Mrs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28

Wheat. he feels, will be sup
ported at about S22l per buShel
with the cash sale price at Sl70
TO S175 Corn prices are likely to
remain weak during 1854 and
dark tobacco viii be about IS
cents per pound for average
quality Larger crops planned for
peaches, apples and potatoes may
bring lower prices. Dr. Maxton
said
Organization Essential
DISCUSSING farm organizations,
the NPI economist repeated the
adage that leadership is no bet
ter than its fellowship" He said a
large and active membership in
farm organizations is essential TO
a9r,culture's economic health
Most farm people" he said.
are deslrous Of a Job TO earn a
living and 10 make their con-
trlbutlon 70 society. to have
home and to secure a useful place
in the community. These are the
things we dream Of BY dreaming
and working collectively we shall
have them
DR. Maxton was presented to
The aSsemblage by Edward II
Nassar vocational agriculture in
structor al Cumberland High
School
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AT0MiC-TGK\ADD PROOF

Although the Weather Bureau
the Atomic Commission and som,
key coneresSmen insist there Is
no evidence Of any connection.
Rep Madden D Ind has an
nounced that nc viii push his pro-
p0sa. for congrcs sIonal InfcStlga-
tion INTO whether atomic tccts III
NoyaGa have had anytime to do
with the tornadocs striking the
country at a possible record rate
this wear.
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Sunny Side

MIS- Mary Madison. Of Rich
mond has returned to her home
after visiting Mr. and Mrs John
Martin and family and MI. and
Mrs. T l.. Jenkins.
Visitors Sunday Of Mr. and
MIS- jenkins were Mr.. and Mrs.
BlIy Jenkins ana Mrs. Norton, of
CreWe, and Mrs Combs, of Rich
mond
Guests Sunday of MI and Mrs.
Eddie Blackwell and Mi and Mrs.
Bailey Blackwell were Mr.. and
Mrs c NJ McMilnon and daugh-
ter Monica Lynne, Mi and Mrs.
Herman McMillion and daughter.
Linda. and Joe and Billy McMil-
lion OF Buckingham, Mr. and
Mrs Emmett Jenkins. Miss Kitty
MCGEE. Ed Blackwell and Earl
Jenkins and daushters OF Rich
mond and Mr. and Nrs. Collie
Branch and family Of Wng!na
Herbert Hndle Goodman IS at
tending the National Conference
Of Methodist Youth, in Kansas
City this week
Mrs Herbert Goodman and
Miss Selma Hndle visited Mr and
Mrs Howard II Gordon and
daughter in Richmond, during
the week end
Mr. and Mrs ) l. Garter were
dinner guests sunday Of Mr. and
Mrs w K Carter and family, in
FarmWue There they visited
with Mr. and MIS- Robert Smith
Of orlando Fla former residents
Of Cumberland county
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28

Eisenhower says L. S. wlll AID
Allies despite Red trade
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28

The Dairy industry plans big
al dgsve for butter
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28

William Baker and daughter Sha-
ron. Of Newport News. Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Rhodes and daugh-
tiers of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Armentrout and children,
Of Sabot MI and Mrs. Allison
and children Of Richmond and
Mr.. and Mrs William Shepherd
Of Daytona Beach. Fla.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28

South Africa has refused a visa
ID Segura tennis star
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28

Delinquency rise is laid 10 in
adequate care by community