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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07
& OUR
"a town
FUTURE

TO OnG
AS the mental patient said
his fareWells to the asylum
superintendent he was queried
as to what he would do after
he got out into the world after
a stay of % and half years
in the institution.
WELL said the ex-patient,
II have learned much here and
/ may take up a career on the
stage. Or-perhaps my know
ledge of engineering will lead
me in that profession. Too, my
forensic ability may hold me
in good stead as politician.
On the other hand, / may just
be teakettle!
ADVICE
If you would hear the jingle
of little silver coins-shake a
leg, brother, shake leg!
TEXAS
We like the story concerning
or Tex wherein OF Tex walk
ed into a bar-room in Ruther-
ford, New Jersey, and, noting
customer lying flat on his
face in the middle of the floor,
took out IS dollar bill and
threw it on the counter and
said to the bartender-"Gim-
me a drink of whatever HE
had!"
SUCCESS
Our own idea of successful
doctoring is a doctor who has
enough money to tell patient
there is nothing wrong.
pAFFYNiTioNS
Conference-When bunch of
guys who don't know what to
do get together to decide that
nothing can be done.
Traitor one who leaves
your party and goes to the
other side.
Convert-one who leaves the
other side and comes to your
side.
Self-made Man - CHI e ap
Labor.
OPINION
Sunny, but the kind Of
news people like to read is the
kind they never want to read
about themselves!
HuMMN!
Gratitude for favor is US
ually displayed by the immedi-
ate request for another favor!
Also, favors are never grant
ed" they are seized upon by
the grantee!
opDITY
Oddly is the male Austral-
ian parakeet - he can be
taught to talk but the female
of this species (this particu-
lar species )is not able to talk.
NATIONS BUSINESS
Old Haywood Snugg, the
Valedictorian of Vinegar Hill,
says that the reason they're
holdin' them there atom bomb
tests in Nevada is so that they
can make a place for Hawaii
when it becomes the 49th
state. IF they keep on shootin'
bigger and bigger bombs"
says Haywood Hawaii will be
the only star on the blue
field!"
LIES
There are three kinds of lies
Little White Ones, Medium
sized Black Ones, and Great
Big RED Ones.
INVENTION
Why doesn't some horticul-
turalist invent grass see d
which when planted, will grow
exactly two inches long =
AND STOP?
LIVING
You figger it out-but man
UP in Michigan, when ask
ed how he saved $4,000 on a
$50-a-week salary, said ut
was easy I live frugally,
spending money for only meat,
beer and whiskey!"
GROWING PAINS
There are 159 million pers-
ons in the United States-one
is born every Is seconds.
UNDERsTATEMENT
Gross understatement of the
week goes to a fellow over in
England who walked into a
house and found five dead
bodies. Said he, I knew muir
der had been done, but this
shook mel"
FASHION
Looks like the designers for
this Springs women's hats all
read the seed catalogues.
CHOICE
If you can't be young and
pretty-it's just as good to be
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07
Weather

Increasing eIoudiness with
oecosionol roin "Wednesday.
Cool weather TO continue
for next fwo doys.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07
DAFFYNITIoNS

OAR YNItI
Conference-When bunch of
guys who don't know what to
do get together to decide that
nothing can be done.
Traitor one who leaves
your party and goes to the
other side.
Convert-one who leaves the
other side and comes to your
side.
Self-made Man - Ch e ap
Labor.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-07

s0sEs' sosD. uraspAPgR DIVISION
o8Io STATE susEUa De COMP
coluuBus 10. ohio
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24
"Sace those surprises Buy
o. Rent business property
from Landon &. atkins IN
Snr0uce ana Real Estate
4 f,1ucI

agency.
Cattle Farm l37 acres only 4
miles from Farmyilla on school
bus, mail and milk route. APPROX
mately 100 acres GOOD cleared
land, all in grass Z room resi-
dence with olecIriclty. water svs-
tenn and hot water heater This
farm can be purchased with 20
pieces OF modern machinery and
8 head of cattle for $4,000 or
farm alone $4,000 Sec this before
you buy
Bright Tobacco Farm on Highway
so. t miles East of Cumberland c.
II. 1870 acres lying on both sides
Of the highWay New 5 room
house with hardwood floors. 2l3
acres tobacco and barns for same
Plenty water and fence. Tenant
house and necessary 0utbuildings
Special at $4,000.
Lot adjoining Hampden- Sydney
College property $3.50.
Lots in the Davidson subdivision.
water and sewage.
Residence. rooms, 2 baths. ia
Victoria. Near school and churches.
Double garage. $500.
Farms. rs good farms. large and
small. located in Prince Edward,
Cumberland, Appomattox, Amelia.
Charlotte and Buckingham coun-
ties.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24
LEGAL NOTICES
VIRGINIA: IN THE CLERKS
OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF AMELIA COUNTY,
JUNE Is. 1858
Enmitt Jones. ST.,

FlIillitt JDIltS. d.,
".
Herman T Jones ct ais
The object Of this suit is to
partition In kind, by sale. or
otherwise III one of The modes
prescribed by law. amongst the
owners thereof. a certain 40 acre
tract Of land in Leigh District,
Amelia County. Virginia, owned
Jointly by said Emmltt Jones, ST..
and the four dev.Sees Of Willie
Jones. deceased. namely: Herman
T Jones. Ruth j. Shepperson.
Bernice j. Ward, ana Catherine
J. Cheng
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that Bernlce j.
Ward and Catherine J. Cheng are
not residents of the Common
wealth Of Virginia and that their
last known address is 1926 Norris
Street, North Philadelphia, Penn
eylvania, it is ordered that the
SAID non resident defendants
Bernicc J Ward and Catherine j.
Cheng do appear within ten days
after due publication OF this order,
and do what is necessary to pro-
tect theil interests.
S L. Farrar, Jr., Clerk
Valentine w Southall. y. q,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24

Seattle Wash ror The SEC
ond time n two weeks. an armed
man entered the Lynnwood
branch ot the Everett FIRST Ma
tlonal Bank and escaped With
sll238 on May % the bank was
robbed Of S50.970 Warren d.
Smith a paroled eX-conyict was
arrested the next day and CON
tessed the robbery
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24
our WANT ADS
FOR SALE

PLANTS - hardy verbena, iris
peony and other perennials. now
Cut flowers in season. designs and
corsageS Mrs George Stuart Call
Farmville 896J 7l0-7p
CLOTHING LOCKERS - Four
compartment clothing locker
specially designed for storing
clothes, coats and hats for en-
ployees during work day. Suit
able for office. garage VIII serve
SIX TO eight people The Farm
VILE Herald INA If
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24
FOR RENT


SMALL , room apartment for
rent Corner Of Thru and Ran
dolph SITS. furnished or unfur-
nished See N L. Smith at Third
ST Market. 6-l9-tf
APART MENT. unfinished three
rooms, bath. electric water heater
" w fowler, 316 South Main St
T-2-1p
ROOMS for rent Ladies prefer
red 209 St George St Phone 233.
7-24-4p
APARTMENTS ~ Three rooms
furnished Lights. water and OIL
heat furnished. S55 % % -Four
rooms. unfinished S55 90 400
Buffalo Street 7-24-2p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24

commissioners Sale
OF Valuable Real Estate
Located In The County OF
Prince Edward, Virginia
BY virtue Of authority vested
III the undersigned Special
Commissioners by decree of the
Circuit Court of the County o.
Prince Edward virginia. enter
I'd the 22nd day of June, 1853
In the chanccry cause Of Paul
W SnearGr and Mrs t5elene A
Sr@ager. Trustee, VS.. Joseph w
Kennedy ct ais. we will offer
for sale at Public Auction
ON THE PREMISES ABOUT
FIVE MILES SOUTHEAST OF
FARMVILLE AND BEING THr
DID HAYNIE STOKES TRACT
OF LAND
Saturday. August p. 1858
at II o'clock A W
tho following described real
estate and personal property
to-Wit
All that certain land lying
and being In the County of
Prince Edward, State OF Vlr-
gina. Hampden District con-
tanning 527 acres more or less
and bounded and described is
follows
on the North by the road
leading from Worsham to
GIcerbay on South BY lands Of
Mrs. Willis Walker ana Isabella
Hunt, Oh the East b. Bush River
as il meanders, on the West by
Alien Boiling John Topp Sam
Richards. Edmund Warren.
Sarah Stokes. r A Calhoun ct
ais and being the land OF which
II. a Stokes died seized and
POSSESSED 1t being the same
land conveyed to Helene x
Srcarer, Trustee by Paul w
Srearcr BY decd dated February
II, 1913. and recorded in d. B.
10 page 23l and beins the
same tract or parcel Of land
conveyed to Paul w. Snearer.
by Strono Stokes ct ais b. deed
dated Ma - 1912. ana record
ed III D b. 90, PAGE 424. plat
IF SAID land recorded IN Plat
Book /, page 27, to which said
deeds and plat reference IS to
be Rad for a more particular
description
AND THE FOLLOWING
PERSONAL PROPERTY
One combine
one tractor
One wagon
one grain drill
PlcwS and other farming equip
ment
TERMS OF SALE
Ten Thousand dollars CSl0.-
G00o0' cash plus the cost Of
these proceedings and accrued
interest and the balance pay
able in three equal insfallments
on January l, 1854, July |, 1854,
January 1855 with interest at
30 Per annum. payable annual
IS on said lnStallmentS, taking
from purchaser notes for the
deferred payments: title to be
retained until all thc purchase
price has been paid
Robt +. BROCK
FRANK n. WATKINS
JOHN F. LEWIS
Special Commissioners.
This is to certify that Robt.
K. Brock, Frank N Watkins,
and John T. Lewis. Special
Commissioners have given bond
as required by the aforesaid de-
cree in this cause.
7-l7-4t Horace Adams Clerk
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24
HELP WANTED

~~~-- ~~-~ 49,
PEACH PICKERS WANTED 81
Starting about August 5. at Boat
wrlghts Orchard on Route IS
P O Address WealthIa. Va,
Phone 1871, DillWyn, Va
THAT
OPPORTUNITY for agents now
covering farm territories. Make
more money add to your present
income. sell the famous Porter $
Linament and Salve, formerly
called Pain Kinr" on the market
for 50 years. Write Rumble Co.
Box 907 Piqua, Ohio. 7-2l-4P
-~-~-~- ~~~~~~~-
MEN to drive pulpWood trucks by
cord OF day Southan Dairy Farm.
Rt ,. Box l12 CreWc, Va
7-2l-2tp
OPPORTUNITY Of g lifetime,
National adycrtjsna has increased
the demand for quality watkins
products in Prince Edward Coun-
ty If you are ambitious and own
a car or a light truck YOU may BE-
chosen to receive the Watkins
DealerShip No investment III stock
necessary ACT immediately Write
TIL } r Watkins Company Dept
% + O Boz SOIL Richmond Va
7-24-3t F.
ARE YOU AMBITIOUS You can
make up to 9l00 a week and moro
if you qualify for the Watkins
leadership in Charlotte County
Car or light truck necessary. Sup
ply families with quality Wdtkln>
household and farm necessities
No capital investment required
Write The J r watkins Com
pany. Dept % p D. Box 5071.
Richmond. virginia T-24-3t ~
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24

IN lHe CIlcu-l ooNil O. FIlllcH 70
ward County july u l9a3
/ COMMONWEALTH Oh Nfain49 and
| { ounlN ol PflNce reward
! vs.. III ChancetE
John N Richardson if living ol
/ he b. dead The heirs. GeVjsaes arC
/ successors ~ title Of John Nj
/ Richardson whose known addre S
was Prince Edward County. Va
who are made defendants by gen
eral d, scripGon Of Parties I'M
+ known
order or publication
Tsa object cf this suit is y En-
force . tax lniu Of N, Common
wealth Of yuejnIa ana the County
of pence Edward Ia the amount of
Sl5 % toeethcr with interest pen
aIties and cost on certain tract
or ,arenI of 1and standlnp lr the
name If John NJ. Richardson. and
described 4, follows
That certain piece or parcel Of
land h the County of prince Ed
ward Vjrs,nia nm the road leading
from Farmyillo to Hampden-SvG-
nev COLLEGE contajnjra 3 acres
more q, less bounded oy the land
Of the sajd John NJ Richardson
The estate Of renly Watkins and
"'iiei > "eII1E O''e '',li'' t''' ~ ~
Tty1o TO Jolhl NJ t'lc''a n uaotI ~
dee0 da1ed FI0FuaIE 70. l"9' Il o'it
Jesse Lall4 ans Wis WASH II "A
record ~ l'ee0 DPoA IT. t''-e ~
An affidavit haFlna been made
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24
WANTED
NOTICES

RE: H. N. GORDON ESTATE
The undersigned Administrator
c. t. a. of the estate of the late
H. N. Gordon. hereby requests all
persons having claims against
this estate to promptly present
the same to me for payment and
that any persons indebted to the
estate promptly make settlement
with undersigned.
w. c. Fitzpatrick.
Administrator c. t a.
77-l7-2p Cd
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24
FOR RENT


STORE BUILDING and SerVlco
station in Buckingham on routa
so. Available soon. Mrs Frank
Garrett. BUCKINGHAM Phone 2l6l
7-7-6p
BEDROOM newly decorated
bedroom. bath convenient 1906
Venable Street. Phone 9l3M Mrs
j T. Doyne, ST.. 7-24 1t
APARTMENT r. completely fun
nished with air conditioner, for
couple only Pearson Phone Farm
Vile 694 7-2l-tl
APARTMENT - completely fur
nished Available July 20 for cou-
pie. Call 694 6-9-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24
FOR SALE

10TH hot water heater. 30 gallon
tank and fittings Thayer con-
vertible carriage Antique sofa. All
good condition Mrs w w. Wat
son. Phone 247l, Hampden- sgd
ney T-24 If F.
LOTS on LOn9WoOd Ave and
Ave A G. Ellington
FarmVllle. Va 7-24-lp
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24

A baby born in the United
States today has an even chance
OF living to the age OF SO This is
twice the life expectancy OF
baby born when George Washing
ton became president
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24

Bankers forsee no business let
down IN second half
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24
Farmvi!le Seaman
Docks At Boston

Aboard the Icebreaker USS Sta
ten Island. at the Naval Shlpyard
at Boston. Mass. is Ernest c CO.
forth, seaman. USN, son of Mr..
and Mrs Charles f, Golorth. Of
Ro"te 3 F'arnviNa
The Staten Island is under.
gong replen.shlnent and MINOR
repair work Navy icebreakerS are
employed in the exploration and
escort Of shipping IN Arctic and
Antarctic areas.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24
USED CARS

FOR GREATER
VALUE IN A GOOD
USED CAR - SEE
THESE RECONDI-
TONED AND O. KID
BUY WHERE MORE
PEOPLE BUY
1850 CHEVROLET
door with Radio, Seat
Covers, Heater and good
tires. Reconditioned for
carefree vacation Spic u
Span and rarin to co.
YES ONLY
1895 Down
Bal 10 months
Full Price
1852 PLYMOUTH
4 door Cranbrook with Ra-
do. Heater and Seat Gov
ers 1t looks like NEW
Thrill to the like-new feel
YET ONLY
$3.50 Down
Bal. y Months
Full price $3.50
1916 FORD
, Door Just right for Pick
IL. You won't have to dig
far into your pocket for this
one
ONLY
Si99 Down
Bal II Months
Full Price $685.
1919 FORD
, Door. Here's the car you
have been waiting for! RAJ
LlO.. Heater and practically
new tires Motor like newt
Almost cheaper than walk
ms.
FOR ONLY
S295 Down
Bd, 10 Months
Full Price 1895
,...... ,,...,..,
Norman Cherr0tet
Sales Co.
Second & South SITS.
Phone 264
Farmyille, Va.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24
IN MEMORIAM

PENNINGTON In memory of my
brother and our uncle. Clayton c.
Pennington, who passed away one
year ago, July %. 1852
Loved and remembered always
Sister Sarah, nepheWs, Forrest
and Rogers 7-24-lp
In loving memory OF my hus-
band and my father, William w
Gates. who died two years ago
Saturday July IS, 1851
Time has passed and memory
changes,
Fresh with every changing year
But your memory viii be
cherished
IN our hearts that hold YOU dear.
Wife and Daughter 7-24-1p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-24


In the office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for the county Of
Cumberland. this the 2Ist daY az
July, 1858
EVA zELL TRENT. Complainant
vs..
FRANK ALLEN TRENT. Defen-
dant
ORDER or PUBLICATION
The object Of this Suit Is to Oh
tain a divorce from the bond Of
matrimony for the complainant
from the defendant on the around
of desertion
And an affidavit having been
made and filed, according to law,
stating that the said Frank Allen
Trent is a nonresident Of the
State Of Virginia, It is ordered
that he do appear within ten days
after due publication Of this
order, and do what may be neces-
sary to protect his interest III this
suit.
R. H Blanton, Clerk
William c. Carter p. q
Cumberland, Virginia 7-24-4t
Last year, 4,295.243 dairy COWS
were bred artificially throughout
the United States-224 per cent
more than in 1851. About 18 per
cent of the nations dairy COWS
are now bred artificially.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-10-09
WHITE ELEPHANT PARTY GIVEN FOR VISITOR FROM SITKA

Mrs E. J. Wheeler and Mrs. John Coulter were co-hostessesa W6dhas. day evening at a White Elephant shower given in honor of Mrs. Roy Herriu, who is visiting here from sitka. Mr. and Mrs. Herrin flew over Tuesday for few days visit in Wrangel where they wore pop, uIar residents until two year# ago.
 Mrs. Herrin was presented with an array of unique and novel gifts for a new home she and her husband have purchased in -sitka.
 Dessert was served followed by three tables of bridge.
 Those invited to share the S1feat- ure of the occasion were Mesdames John o. Bangeman, Louis Chase, Brander Castle, Vern Smith. Dan Ioberts, George Sumption, Lew Williams, Joyce Hay, Harry Couleer and Fred Gunderson.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-10-09
Emblem Club Notes

Two boxes of clothing and other articles were packed. the past week and sent to Anastasia. The little Greek girl was adopted by the Club about three years ago under the Foster Parent Plan and has been provided with clothing, vitimin pills, etc, in addition to the set sum of money each month. Anasta- sia is now Il years old and lives with her invalid mother. She at tends school and has improved enthusiastically as well as physically since the needs of the girl are now adequately supplied through this excellent plan.
 Mrs. Vern Smith corresponds with Anastasia and supplies her with news and information con- ,erning our members. She was pleased to hear that we have her namesake in our town Her letters to the club are. overflowing with grateful thanks from her and her mother. Many people donated arti7 cles for these boxes and we are sure we will hear from her as soon as she receives them.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-10-09
ANNUAL FISHERY HEARING SCHEDULED HERE AT TIRE HALL WEDNESDAY,

To conduct annual fishery hear ings concerning proposed changes in regulations for the l954 com mereial fishing season. Howard BaItzo. assistant regional directori Dan Ralston. law enforcement sup eryisor and Dick Shuman. fishery supervisor all of the U. s. Fish and Wtldlife Service. will be in Wran- gell Wednesday.
 All commercial fishermen are in vited to appear before tbe officials 10 present ideas on changes of the regulations for next year. which proposals will be forwarded to the Washington. D. C.. headquarters for consideration.
 The hearing is scheduled to start at 8 D. m. The Juneau officials will arrive here from Ketchikau. where hearings are being held Tuesday, on the Pelican skippered by veter- an skipper Jim Collins. Also accom- Danying the party will be Earl Bright who is supervisor of F w s vessels who will give local craft a routine check
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-10-09
GOV. EARL WARREN NAMED TO HIGH COURT

WASHINGTON - President Els enhower this week named Gov. Earl Warren of California to be Chief Justice of the United States
 The President told his news con- ference the 62-year-old Warren, a Republican, will make a great chief justice and that he will be on the bench of the high court when it opens it's fall session Monday.
 The recess appointment of War ren as successor to the late Chief Justice Frtd M. Vinson is subject ito Senate confirmation when Con- .gress reconvenes in January. Vim son died of a heart attack Sept. 8.
 Warren's appointment has been so widelyp reelected that the Presi- dent, in announcing it, remarked that he was confirming something that was hardly news.
 The President described Warren as man with a reputation for in- tegrity, honesty, and middle of the road politics.
 He went on to say the new chief justice is experienced in govern nent and in the law - that he is healthy and strong.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-10-09
MCCORMACK WINS SCHOOL BOARD SEAT IN CITY ELECTION

In the only contest in last Haas- days city election. p. c. MagaH- mack defeated Che Rev. uusH r. Hall for a five-year term on tHs school board by a vote of 9I aa aa. One vote was given retiring Hua chairman H. B. Thoruauist.
 A total of l42 ballots were est with all the nopposed candidates being elected. The tally showed.
 For Mayor - Lew N. Williams. l2of Virgil Newman. I. Dr. l. J. Wheeler 4; former Mayor E.ra smith. 2; Dave Remmerdeu. l.
 For Council two years = nr. John O. Bangeman. l08s Nera Smith. 2 Arr Nelson. I.
 For Council one year l.. r. Campbell, 1o6; Dr. Wheeler. T. Art Nelson. 8.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-10-09
BRIDE AND GROOM SOUTHBOUND FOR SEATTLE HONEYMOON

Flying to Seattle this afternoon were MT. and Mrs. William Gordon who were married Monday at 1 D. m.. in Telegraph Creek. They were bound for Seattle on a honeymoon
 Miss Barbara Ball was brides maid for Mrs. Gordon, who is the former Irene Callbreath and Mr. Edwin Callbreath, brother of the bride, was best man.
 A reception followed at the Ball guest ranch, near Telegraph Creek. 2 he brides father and mother. of he pioneer Calbreath family of Telegraph Creek, were in the receiving line to greet guses with the newly married couple.
 Capt. Syd Burlington, skipper of tle sGkine river boat and old time friend of the family, proposed the first toast to the happy young cou- pie.
 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon said they hope to be back next year for the summer season but will take up residence in Vancouver, B. c.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-10-09
SCHOOL NEWS

Examination of the children in Wrangeu Public School has begun with Dr. John o. Bangeman in chargt, assisted by Mrs. Vera Ad- ans. public health nurse and sever al volunteer mothers of school children. At present the Kinder garten children are being examined and it is hoped the First rade will start on Monday or Tuesday.
 Gunnar Rasmussen, of the Pan American World AirWays will show some pictures on Scandinavia to the entire school, or as many as can be reached, Friday morning.
 Dancing classes for high school students are being arranged for next week. Instruction will be pro- vided by the P-TA, it is hoped There are 36 boys and girls regis tered requesting lessons.
 Considerable interest was shown in the recent city elections. The question arose as to why there were only Al votes cast out of a total of 400 registered voters in Wran- gell.
 A Territorial commercial photo grapher is going to photograph all school children in the event that some parents would like to have pictures of their youngsters. There is no obligation, either on the par ent or the school, to buy. The school will however, receive one print copy for it's file.
 There are some interesting art displays on the bulletin board out side the First Grade room. Next time you are near, drop in and take look. The harvest season has hit the rest of the classes, also. Colored l9ayes, shocked corn, and pumpkins are the order of the day in the Fourth Grade room.
 c. L. ANDERSON, Sup't.