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LGE. FRONT RM., twin beds; gen.
tile; 3 adults: $50 mo. 36l5 Ham;
ilton st., w. Hyattsville. Md. -26
2 SMALL BEDRMS.. lge. liv. rm.,
dinette and kit, bath; lge. fenced
yd.: off-st; parking; mr.; Catholis
mo. 3615 Hamilton ST., w. Hystts-
vile, Md. -26
FURN. 2 RMS, and kitchenette: S65
per mo-; share bath. 1906 Yale ave-,
College Park. WA. 1881. -26
SILVER SPRING, MD.-Lovely apt.
conv. to transp.; suitable empl. cple.
$50 per mo. JU. 5-S193. -25
MT. RAINIER-Private furn. apt:
3 rms and bath: all util. furnished
INCLUDING phone, PERRY BOSWELL
TSHHRoMMAA Az VA PARRSoWO;rvo aisSoO; 1-rm,. kite kitch.
sng snstte ebS aPts cB@ EFEpnd A. smp m 9Gup
THKo6MA PIX. - Nicely furn, enc
apt, pvt. entr., utils. incl: prefer
SCI. or working cpl. $40 mo. Cal
SILVER SsPRING-Attr. Ink. enc
apt. pvt; entrance and bath, kitch.
$50 mo: u. $500.
I5155 SOUTHERN AVE. S.E.-Thret
go' Jc5edE4; sl4sss sDts' Children welcome
TAKoMA PARK rooms. eros,
Adults. No drinkers JU. 5.445S
BASEMENT APARTMENT FOR Rent
sci o oHoLsTmE1NE m AVE. AVE, FsEoms FEsmss Papk Mq
| rm. apt, liv. rm. bedrm.. kit.
din. pvt, bath and ent.. Utils. furn
incl. washer. Adults only. $s5 mo
TtA1KoMH PARK-s rms, pvt. bath
2 lge. closets; on main busline, nr
stores: SIS mo-. utils. incl, JU
2 'IRfS FURS. APTs-New refris.. Tv. US,
Of washing machine and telephone
R1VERDAIE-Lovely 3 rm. and batl
thing; S75. WA. 7-4557
RIVERDALE--Liv.-din. rm;, bedrm.
Kit, bath; Close transp' Empl. cple
For NATURE LovERs.s rms. bath
overlooking stream S75, Emi1ye, GNS,
streetcar line. MRS. BURGESS, Real
tor, 81 90 Broad ST, OIL. 2-4253.
CAKOMA PARK rm. basement apt
share bath; ga blks. from DISTRICT
busline. Lady preferred. $50 mo. JU
SILVER SPRING. MD.-sligo Creel
windows. Venetian blinds. kit. ven
tilator fan. tile bath with shower
attractively furnished: suitable TO
adults or couple: no children, NJ
pets. Call manager. between l ant
| pm, JU. 5-1265. -25
SILVER STRING, MD.-sligo Creel
| Park area. Vacancies Nov. ] ant
Nov. Is. Picture windows, Venetian
blinds. parquet floors, parking ant
laundry facilities: 1-bedroom apis;
| SS4. .50-SSS.50 no., utilities, incl
No pets. For appointment to in
Spect, call manager, between hrs.
! ! to 5 pm, JU. 5-l265. go
2-BEDRM. furn. apt; ami, elec
| kit. rent and utils.. $65 per mo
THE ERBS. Melbourne ave, Mason
Beach, Deale, Md. 20
ROCKVILLE. MD.
200 Baltimore rd.: ] bedrm.. liv. rm,
kitchen and bath; conv. to NH
and Naval Hospital. SS5 mo. WO. 6
| 1896 -25
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ROOMS UNEURNIsHEp
ROOMS WANTED

COLORED CAPITOL VIEW SEC
TION-New room, $3.50 mo. Call
LU. 2-1291. -25
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BACHELOR. APTS

Large liv. rm.- bedrm. combination
and bath with shower; refrigerator;
attractively furn. with wall-to-wa
carpet and drapes; immed. occup..
S59. so up. Apply at desk, 1901
10th st. NV, or call DU. 7-1000.
Chesapeake Terrace
Garden Apts.-l5 Minis. to Downtown
Express Bus Service-One Fare
All New Furniture
FOAM RUBBER MATTRESSES
One-Bedroom Apt, S105
Two-Bedroom Apt, $120
Also Other Recently Furnished Apis.
One-Bedroom Apt, S100
Two-Bedroom Apt, S112
Immed. Occup. All Utilities Included
4242 4th St. Sc.
10. 3-137S or 10. 2-2206
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2440 18th ST. NV.
Well-furn. apt. of 2 rms. kitchenette
and bath. S115 mo-; also avail. soon
3 rms. kitchenette and bath, Sl5F
mo. Both incl. utils. Apply switch
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

CAPITOL LIBRARY VIC.-Newly
dec, comfortably furn. rm.; maid
serv., phone. laundry privils.; conv.
transp.; dinners optional; $50 mo.
Also small rn.. $50. Ii. 3-1967.
4 HOME AWAY FROM HOME, for
furn. rm.. with excellent meals;
days, in pvt. Gentle home; no other
9-4696
see MADISON ST. N.W.-Nice rm.
Tor lady; home conven.; mr.. transp.
good meals; unlim. ph. ia. 9-19S2.
WALTER REED VIC.-Nice twin bed
room, IN pvt. homei delicious meals.
RM. AND BOARD, excel. meals, Ger
2-1565. -25
1855 N ST. N.W.-Delicious food,
warm friendliness: ideal location;
TV and Bendix. go
ROOM. BOARD AND CHILD CARE
Tor mother and l or Q children. AP
CLUB MASON-172e N. H. ave. NV.
A club residence for those seeking
the best: sgle. and dbl. for refined
up. incl. full-course meals and hotel
service. NO. 7-6770. -26
SLAUGHTER'S.- 1927 10Th st. NV.
HO. 2-6767-Large single and dble.
rms. daily maid serv.. telephones in
rooms. TV and piano in liv. rm.. good
food excel. transp,
CALVERT HOUSE, 14O1 10th NV
Nicely furn. rms; selected menus:
TY, switchboard; ideal loc.
FOR EMPLOYED MOTHER, loving
day care for baby. Takoma Park.
DISsIN'S GGSUiEsTHoUsE, ao1s Mass.
ave. n.w.-Delightful home to live
in, reasonable: have several vacan-
cies for young men and women. The
best food obtainable; excel. trans
portation. DE. 2-979S. -25
ROOM AND BOARD, for elderly man
or woman, in pvt. house. Ii. 4-2995.
BRADLEY ARMS, 1925 10Th st. NV,
half blk. So. Dupont Circle-Com-
Portable sgle., dble. and triple rms. ::
delicious home cooked food TV rm. !:
auto. washer and dryer. Rates
$3.50 up. Cali MR.. or MRS.
DAVIS, DU. 7-9349. 20
1879 MASS AVE, NV, guesthouse,
Dupont Circle area. single rm. avail
able for young man. DU. 1899
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Two rms, kitchen. dinette. bath ano
large inclosed porch, completely anc
attractively furnished, air oondi.
ing, and all utils. incl; $3.50 pei
mo-; effic.. S11O per mo. 1915
2lst st NV See MGR -oh
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ANDREWS FIELD and Census Bu-
reau VIC; bedrms., beautiful, new
MOD: furniture; 5essssoonsah's. MO7
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BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert St.
n.w.-Elev.; newly redec,. . bedrms. =.
liv. rm.. dining rm.. kit. bath.
Also 3-BEDRM. APT. 1st FLOOR.
All front spacious rms. EN-. 3-9077.
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GOOD VALUES HERE

1903 GEORGIA AVE.
fIlrn. efficiency apt, pvt
Ontr.; COW. transp. to au sections
Of city. Open al day. AZ
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1886 18th PL. NE rooms. kit,
dinette. bath, screened porch. Rent
$3.50 plus utilities B. F. SAUL
CO.. 925 18th st. NV. Ma. $4,000.
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gath ST., Mr.. RtL AVE. N.E.-Desir.
res. sec of Woodbridge: 2 bedrms..
liv. rm.. dinette. kit, bath. incl. sun
porch; pvt entr.: entire 2nd flr.: pvt.
home; conv. transp.; adult family:
500 mo. Call Hobart 2-5046.
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NEAR BOILING AIR BASE-Spa-
cious Sc. apt. I and bedrms.,
liv. rm., dining rm., kit. and bath.
Lovely location. 90 min. to town:
Moderate rents; all utils. incl. Call
j. EDWARD FOWLER a. SONS,
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No. S'F F7-6S$sii4. 1000 Monroe st St. ne. ne
CORNER 4th AND JEFFERSON sTs.
N.W.-Liv. rm., bedrm.. bath, kit,
dinette, porch; 2 adults. RA. 3-19l3.
1911 ALABAMA AVE. Sc, Apt. .
kit, screened porch, elec refgr. and
gas range; nice location nesTIyy early
seen evenings only; S67 30 month.
SPB'' Sf5 Ind dave ave. NV. " SHs SAi s-!$5O:: S':
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.%1n
practically new elevator bldg; beaut.
efficiency apt; large liv, rm., dinette.
kit. large dressing closet, baths;
utils. incl; $3.50 mo. co. 5-4451.
ANTONETTE GARDENS. Coral Hills.
1414 4sth ave. s.e.--Garden type;
! and Q bedrms.; Ss4 and S94. so.
Conv. to all air bases, buses. schools
si sRRHss Il ssEs ssfHs sa fEEfPESTdE BEgs Y;
sIIotSs vARkUM ST., near Haywood
Gardens, .shopping. center--,Beaut.,
apt aftaesSd Bs R!sf caii Nk Key ys4s1sDl Z apt or
ANNUNCiATToN Parish. wis. and
Mass. area--Lge. 2nd-h. apt; 3
bedrms. Mrs. CUMMINGS. MA.
S-4nS0: ewes, week ends, AID.
4-5s55. j. RUPERT MoHLER, Jr..
essa ssaltSr' n n. AVE. N.w.-Attrac. &c cor.
apt; 3 lge. rms kit, bath; -elev.
serv.; cow. loc.; S1l0. OIL. $3.50.
1918 2sth ST. s.E.-New HUNT
Bstb PiGE s75. Y r plus 0efE@ aaIsl NA M sssse:
1859 HoLBRooK TER. NE, Apt. .
Il rm. kit, bath, hot-water heat;
$50. RAYMOND r. RUPERT,
l0I7 9TH st. NV. ST. 3-S484. ---25
Mr.. MINNESOTA AVE. and 34th st.
s.e.-One- -bedrm. apt, newly redec.;
conv. to shopping center and transp.
S6S plus utils. Apply MANAGER,
1915 Dubois pl- sc. LU. 1890.
9 ROOMS. kitchen. cabinet sink.
stove refrigerator and wall cabinets,
enclosed porch. private bath. 2nd
floor. Utilities furnished. No chill
dren. Non drinking. ia 9-0439.
4O7 LeBAUM ST. S.E.-Liy. rm.. bed.
rm., dinette, kit, bath. $8g 27 mo.
Util furn. Adults. 10. 2-1S26.
CHAPLIN ST. NV, l447t 1-bedrm.,
liv. rm., kit. and bath; $40 per mo,
See 1anitor on premises or eau
BOSS & PHELPS INC. MA. $4,000.
CONTINUED on Next Page.J
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4I3 18th ST, Me- rooms, kitchen,
including heat and hot water. See
janitor on premises. B. F. SAUL
CO., 925 18th st. NV. Ma. $1,000.
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EOS sth, N.E.-Large. furnished 2.
room apt, back porch. bath same
LOVELY 3-RM. APT, 2nd floor, al
privil,, incl. porch; utils. pvt. bath;
adults. TIA. $500.
1925 EUCLID, N.W.-Compl. furn.,-
lge. rms, bath, kit: entire 3rd fir
incl; Govt, empl. cpl, pref; refs;
MI. PLEASANT SECT, 1923 Ingle-
side ter. l rm.. kit. and pvt. bath
srEr sTfI S6 S8t 1850 TeG mo- May AND be ndfy saen
4.RM. Fte BEDRMs.1., adults only
Pvt. bath and entr., fine loo, reas
| Desire refined, settled couple. RA
GGoRRSGIEiTowN-Large liy.-bedrm.,
Sash ser9 szf S NJ NJ gs fStst cooRns Hna
bath Settled working adults pref
1900 BLOCK 'oRREN sT. N.E.-2
rooms, kitchen bath. screened porch;
Sss. $3.50. iueatfnfU caIi AGENT, WA. s-Sss9'
din. area. bath; excel, cond.; $50
mo-, incl. heat and hot water. No
LIB. THOS. D. WALSH. INC. S15
I62i2 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-2-bed-
rm. apt, kitchen. bath: adults: va
cant. RA. $500.
s2S MD. AVE. N.E.-Open. ,2nd a..
all util. incl. 8 rms. and bath; S65.
II interested, inspect. then call Ju
|si5a MiNN. AVE. SCI bedrm., ny
rm., kit. dinette and bath; $50;
everything included. Keys at prem
ises. CHARLES c. CONNER. RE
lsiiiss' IS Z ?, ST. SCI bedrm.. liv. rm.
kit, dinette and bath; $50, plus
CONNER, RE. 1926. --27
1851 ST. S.E.-2 bedrms.. liv. rm.
kit, dinette and bath: Ss1, plus heat
and uti5s. CHARLES c. CONNER
esi9 shj 'i3n 4th 8; sT. Me- bedrm., liv
rm.. kit and bath; n sos, plgs hest 3
siIO Z ST. SCI bedrm.. liv. rm,
kit. dinette and bath; S65. plus heat
and utils. CHARLES C. CONNER
1sf ST G ;isElS 81. 4 N.E.-2 bedrms., uv. rm.
evefiyshins. ever t cII CHARLES R GO z. CONNER tSF'
1sao EE6 NE MERfb1AN Il rL. N.w.-Ii 4m.
foyer, bath. See tanitor or .Tu
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More Thon Covers Cost
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Money for POLIO Expenses
With new treatment, many patients
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Under the WHITE CROSS
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Receives $4,000 for
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Under the WHITE CROSS
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been a member for 9 months) hos
pital expenses for childbirth or
any complication of pregnancy, or
miscarriage - up to 10 times the
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GoodlettsVille, Tenn.
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Gets Poid for Third
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I'm out Of the
hospital and feel
ing fine again and
even have my
peace of mind
thanks to Bankers
Life 6 Casualty
Co. who paid me
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FEMALE DISORDERS, HERNIA,
VARlc0sE VEINS, T0NsILs,
etc. COVERED

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many other common ailments that
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Under the WHITE CROSS
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month for hospital care; and up
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
Darlington Heights NeH-s
Record Keeping. Shoe Bag Making
Taught This Month To At Groups

The monthly meeting OF the
Darlington Heights All club was
held February q. Reginald Speir
talked to the club about the coun-
ty council meeting in March He
also taught how to fall out record
books Mrs Baldwin helped the
girls cut out shoe bags
The 1853 Red Cross drive. head
ed by Mrs. Tom Dillon, will begin
March 2 in Buffalo district
The w. M. S. Of Spring Greek
Baptist Church will observe The
Week OF Prayer for Home Missions
Sunday and Tuesday evening
February ! and 3
Dinner Party Guests
Miss Elizabeth Singleton and w
l.. Harris attended a birthday dim
ner in Richmond in honor Of Mrs
Mary Payne. Saturday evening.
Buster Bailey visited his pnr-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Pailcs
during the week end
Sgt and Mrs. Guthrie Maloney
and daughter Fran, and Mrs I'll
Belloff and daughter Charlotte
spent the week end with MI anc
Mrs H. l Shorter
Henry Booker. who has beer
critically i'll with pncJmonia j,
improving He is n patient it
Southside Community Hospital
Mrs j. L. Greene spent lht
week end with the A. n Gibsons
and the F. A PayneS
Mr. and Mrs Maitland EuysOr
and son. Of Portsmouth. were week
end guests Of the T c. BallcyS
MARYLAND Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. w S Cahlli 0i
Cheverly, Md, visited Mr. anc
Mrs Emory Dillon Jr., last week
end. On Sunday they motored tc
Ashland where the billions pur-
chased Dachshund puppy.
Mrs. Ewart WEIGH. who under
went an operation at Virginia
Baptist Hospital. Lynchbulg. il
improving.
The Darlington Heights Bridge
Club met with Mrs. Margaret
Watson Monday evening. High
score was won by Miss Terrell
Harvey, second high by Mrs. Les
lie Hamilton.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
Rice

Mrs. Claude w. Kilby and son,
Pete. of Chester. visited Mrs. T.
0. Bondurant, Monday,
Miss Claudia Bradshaw return
ed to her school in Culpeper, last
Sunday, after spending week
with her mother, Mrs. c. j. Brad
shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Weaver
spent the week end in Cambridge.
Md. with their SON. in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Brooks. Mrs Weaver remained for
a visit of several days
Richmond Visitors
Miss Emily Trear and 1t. Ed
ward Garter spent the week end
in Richmond with Mrs. william
B. Carter
Mrs. Ralph Mason. Of Burke
vile, and Mrs. Lena Morrissett
visited Mrs. F. G Walton. last
Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Chambers
have returned home after spend
ing sometime with their son-in n
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Large. in Farmville.
Miss Myrtle Bradshaw spent
Saturday night with Mrs. II. r..
Bradshaw.
Visit Parents
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Collins and
baby, OF Raleigh. N c., spent the
week end with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs S. II. Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. f. T. Bondurant
were dinner guests of the Rev.
and Mrs. Arthur Stevens in
Farmville, Friday evening.
Miss Kathryn Gray and Bob
Bradshaw. OF Hampton, were week
end guests OF Mrs. Herman Brad
shaw.
Dinner Guests
Mr. and Mrs n. Fl. Hubbard
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson Morrissette at
Walkers in Burkeville. Friday
evening.
Miss Minnie Cowles Olgers. Of
Philadelphia. and Miss Grace Oh
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
NeHs AT Feiden
NPHS AZ Ffiden
Capt. John H. Allen Jr., Will Leave
For New Tour Of Duty In Japan Soon

Capt and Mrs. John II Allen
Jr.. and children left Thursday for
Pennsylvania after visiting in the
Allen home for two weeks Capt.
Alltn will report at Fort lewis.
Wash. March 3 He sails for Ja-
pan soon Mrs Allen and the
children will visit her family in
Pennsylvania for sometime.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hines, Of
Amelia. were with his brother, Joe
Hines. and family, Sunday
Mr.. ana Mrs Overton Barks-
dale and children. Of Keysville.
visited Mrs. Barksdale's pareLts
Sunday Their Oldest son Clar-
ence. had his tonsilS removed
Tuesday at SouthSide Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Coving-
ton and Mrs. Some Wilkerson, of
Farmville. visited Mrs. Wilkinson's
daughter, Mrs Earl Allen. and
Miss Hazel Wilkerson. Sunday.
Corporal and Mrs. Willie Scott
spent the week end with his
mother, Mrs. Kathryn Scott. Will
lie is stationed at Camp Pickett
Melvin Covlngton, who was in
Quoted into the y. S Army Feb
-, was sent TO Fort Meade, Md
He will go to another camp for
basic training
Mrs. Ruby Redd attended the
funeral OF Joln Riddick in Court
land recently. She spent the night
with Mrs Matina Womack and
Mr. and Mrs. Clar elce Bussinger.
in Blackstone
Mr. and Mrs. Layne. of Mt.
Pleasant community. visited their
son, James Layne. and family
Sunday
Mrs. w. c. Diggs. who mas been
visiting Miss Marietta Bell. Mrs.
T, A. Calhoun and family. near
Darlington Heights. for sometime
will be home Wednesday with her
sister, Miss Marie Allen. and bro
Their. John Henry
Mrs. Albert johnson and Miss
Emily. of Farmvllle. We're with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. P. L.
Barksdale. Sunday
Bobby Allen. son OF Mr. and
Mrs Earl Allen. attended a birth
day party Saturday for the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Berry. near
Three Of w. }. Redd's daugh-
ters were with him for the week
end.
Mrs. r. A. Calhoun, Mrs. Allen
Calhoun. little Anne all of near
Darlington Heights. and Miss
Marie Allen plan to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Calhoun in Green's
boro N. c.. for the week end
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
Greer, Bay

Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3 Beck and
Mr. and Mrs Ct w Palmer We're
Sunday evening dinner guests of
MI and Mrs. r. B. Wilson. Jr
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Bowen and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Davis. Of Rice. and Robert Barton
were guests, Sunday. of Mr. and
Mrs Martin Roach
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Garrett had
as their week end guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Garrett and daugh-
tiers. Betty and Barbara Of Lynch
burg. and Miss Phyllis Ann Nor
ris, of Spout Spring. Their Sun
day guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J
w. Blue. OF Richmond, and Mr.
and Mrs, G.. E Garrett and chill
dren. George Edward. Jr., and
Ruth Carroll, Of Keysville.
Sunday Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Kaufman
of Lexington Park. Md. We're
guests. Sunday afternoon. of Mrs
l., T. Nunnally and Mrs. f. c.
Nunnally.
Lawrence Matthews. returning
from his home at Guilford. N c..
where he spent the holiday. stop
ped over for a short visit with
friends here Mr. Matthews is a
juvenile officer at Alexandria.
Recent guests Of Miss Lily
Hardaway were Mr. and Mrs,
Frank Pulley. OF Richmond. and
Mrs F. F Mitchell and Mrs. Ker-
nit Wheary. of Crewe
Mr.. and Mrs Redding and chill
dren. of AppomattoX, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Allie Harper and son. Vic, of
Farmville, were Sunday afternoon
visitors Of MI and Mrs Hugh
jenkins.
Mrs Rose Soret left Sunday for
Florida where she plans to stay
several weeks.
Mrs R. B Wilson spent Friday
night at Prospect with her mother
Mrs D. S. Glenn.
Miss Hilda Mae Kaufman spent
the holidays with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. O. c. Kaufman.
Mrs. l.. T. Nunnally and Mrs.
Addie Nunnally were Sunday din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
jenkins.
Miss Ruth Kaufman returned
Friday to her home at Colonial
Heights. after a visit of some
length with Mrs. E. c. Nunnally.
Mr.. and Mrs Felix Soret, Of
Florida. and Howard Duff. OF
Philadelphia, spent few days
with Mrs. Rose Soret. last week.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
WOrsham Girls Clean
Church For Blinds

Through the effoIts of five
members Of home economics
class at Worsham High School.
the department has three new
venetian blinds. And although,
they had to take the place of O
church janitor. they are pleased
With results.
Virginia Bailey. Gloria Gard
ner, Lois Finch. Jewei Covington
and Myrna 10y JorGnn got a jot
cleaning the Worsham Baptist
Church for several months to ado
money to the venetian blind fund
They would still be Lleaning the
church if janitor had not beer
found TO take care of the furnace
also
| In addition to their church
duties. the girls also sold plate.
and cakes to raise motley for tbs
new blinds.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27

MI ana Mrs. o. H. Booth ana
children visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. F. 0. McQuarry. OF Wor-
sham. last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Ollie and
daughter, Linda. spent last Mon
day in Richmond.
Claude Slayton reports twin
calves born 70 one Of his Angus
COWS.
M II Slayton lost one OF his
fine COWS. last week
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27

gers. of Alexandria, were week
end guests Of Mrs. John Olgers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. r. Hubbard and
Mr.. and Mrs H. II. Hubbard spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mahan in Blackstone.
Returns Home
Mrs. Bill Robinson has return
ed TO her home in HagelstoUn,
Md. after spending two weeks
with her mother. Mrs. John o.
gers.
Mrs. Johnson Morrissette and
pr, Hunter, Of BurkeyNle, spent
Thursday night with her parents
Nh and Mrs H. II. Hubbard. Joe
Morrissette spent Friday night
and Saturday in the same home.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27

last year were valued 1T 1921 .O0C,,
600. Approximately 100000
kiloWa att hours of power were also
produced
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
T.. s. WATER PROJECTS

Federal water projects reported
record gains last gear. Crops
grown on Federal irrigated lands
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-02-12

DEEPFREEzE "MEHU-MAKER"
-Four re-vsoble one-pint contain
ers hold on entire pre-eooked
msol or left-overs. Freeze,
heui and serve dinner in theml
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-02-12

Deepfreeze offers
you q choice Of six
beautiful models in
four sizes y, IS,
II und 23 Gu. #.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-02-12

LOWER cOsT or MEATSI
You con cut your food bill by
buying prime meets in money
sowing quantities, and by buy
Ing shopping day speeioIs".
Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-02-12

SILENT SIGNAL" LIGHTS
Give positive ossvronce thos
desired tempero'vre Is being
mointoined inside cabinet.
SepGv0te iemperotvrs control.