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& years sussesssgl experience direct
training and managing hard
hitting sales organization and main
tainig top production with minimum
Of personnel turnover; business and
legal education; written proof Of
top-notch performance: excellent
recommendations and references.
BOX 2Ss-T. Star or call UN. 4-560S.
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BOX 453-v, STAR

CHRISTMAS CARDS WITH NAME
40 FOR ST.
Make top profits --selling gorgeou,
Personalized cards. 40 for 81; sis
EXCLUSIVE SERIES Profits to 1909
on surprise Exclusives. $50 fast
selling assortments. gifts, stationery
Bonus: Guarantee assures up to 15t
Imprints FREE. $500 gifts offered
FREE for acting PROMPTLY CARDI-
NAL CRAFTSMEN, 400 State, Dept.
S-15,f Cincinnati IA.
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Antiques Special

Primitive Penn. Dutch and early
American furniture, glass, china,
cut glass. brass. copper, etc. Hutch,
Dutch, Welsh and corner cup
boards. Drop leaf, extension, lazy
Susan. Hutch. sawbuck. harvest and
trestle tables. Windsor, Hitchcock,
ladder beck and plank hottom
chairs; benches, Boston, windsor
and Salem rockers. Poster, spool
and canopy beds. Chests, commodes,
wash stands. Ice cream and Cap
TAIN chairs, cobbler benches. cof-
Zee tables. Prints. frames. mirrors,
shelves and spice boxes. Lamps.
wall bracket and hanging. School
masters, slant top and knee-hole
desks. End and night tables. Bar
stools. Shaving stand. Chiid's rock
ers. chairs. benches. Organ stools.
Many other pieces OF furniture.
Sensible prices, budget terms, free
delivery. inspection invited. 10 am.
70 pm. Closed Sundays. OIL.
4-2422. BETHESDA-cHEVY CHASE,
Washington's Large ANTIQUE Dealer,
S215 Wis. Ave.
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JALousIEs

.GLAsS-LOUvERED WINDOWS,
Expertly installed or delivered with
complete instructions for installation
SEQ SALES ENGINEERS
10 $500 EN-. 2-s74s
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KITCHEN MopERNIzATIoN
prices; no instailation cherse: fret
painting and free plumbing enc
electric connection 70 existing out
s. Sis ses aa en- sssni M FL
MART NC 1850 Columbia I'd
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TEACHERS, college trained. for nur-
sery, kindergarten and first grade;
small, select private school small
classes: hours. $3.50 to 1890. In
perience In full. BOX 40-v. Star,
TEACHER, nursery or kindergarten
for private school In Sc. state age:
education. exper., salary expected
and phone number Box 46-V. Star.
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Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures
Would you like to earn S100 or more
q week? II you like people and are
willing to work 6 hours @ day cali
ing on home owners, and writing
orders, for an item that has instant
appeal. your success Is assured.
Don't overlook this opportunity
Telephone LA. 6-1SS3.
sALESLADY AND DEMONSTRATION
for nationally known paint product:
permanent position. Box 314-V, Star.
SALES Opportunity for
sell SO wk. training period with
salary prepares you for sales posi-
ton with salary plus commission
Knowledge Of tipping and pleasant
telephone voice required. Intelligence
more important than experience; 8
CO., Wholesale Druggist, Al 8
Capitol st. between Clio am.
sALESwoMEN, experienced; excel
lent salary; fine working conditions:
% S2gertunities ss ST e. adyancemsnt
Silver Spring. Md.
sEAMSTRESS for slip covers and up
hols.: must be exper.: no other need
UPHOLSTERY Co. tn. 2-226S.
once. NEW ENGLAND FURRIERs,
sEAMSTRESS. to make furniture
covers. drapes, We furnish material.
Write MISS EDDIS, 2131 Wyo. ave.
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ARLINGTON-ALEX.

RECEIPT -TYp 49, exn r. q. ofc ar
RECEPs- TYP. Falls CHI. So hrs. $2I5
GENL orc, typ. 81 bkkpg. $50
TYPI6T. engineerfng $55
ICI,K.-TYPIeT. King st. S5H
ICLk.-TYPlST, exp on COMP sgl. $tj0
ISECY. research. some coll. $275
ISECY. -BKKP. Arl. blvd. ito $fi6
lSECY., civil defense $S7S
ADMIN. SECY.. Wilson blvd. $50
|SECy. aectg. dept; Rosslyn 500
|6ECY. press and radio S244
SECY, personnel Ofc. S244
lSECY.. 30 hrs, Wash. blvd. S233
SECY, beginner. Wilson blvd. S22S
lSECy., yng., So. ArI S235
RECEIPT. -SECY.. Arl. blvd. $23O
ISECY., mature. Fairfax to $3.50
REG. NURSE, dentist, So. Arl. $3.50
lDIETITlAN, home &C. major S226
lDETEGTIyE exp. retail nd. $50
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ANTIQUES

AND DECORATORS ITEMS
lwrites 2 different languagesJ set.
81: yellow satin salt and pepper.
$3.50; satin fairy lamp. $3.50; ruby
overlap ashtry, 81 so; overlap tooth
pick holder, $3.50; ruby overlap
creamer, $3.50; blue overlay de-
canter. $3.50; cranberry tumblers.
hand-painted bone dish. 81; amber
vases y, $3.50; Amberina night lamps.
paperweishts, 81; frames, large Is.
Z, 2 TT 81; Il rockers. $3.50 up:
love seats needs refinishing--and
you guessed it--reupholster tool.
81; China cabinet (all this one needs
Is china), SO; round dining tables.
So 30; Cuckoo clocks, So; sheet
music. $40 lorgans thrown I'M; pine
sideboard,. $3.50; secretary. $3.50:
chairs Todd Is hardly the word.
Yl up: cobbler's bench, $40 (tacks
incD Over 5000 pieces of glass,
china, and flddle-faddle. We like for
you to come in and prowl. Open
Sun, ewes. It'll z. BELL KINDS,
AZ East Capitol st.. Ii. 4-068S.
rs. See our ad under furnishings.
P.P.S.. win trade glass and china,
or might even part with little
dough, for some old mail order
catalogs for our personal collection
OD36 or before
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sTENoGRAPHER

Experienced. age % to 35, perma.
nent position. varied duties, good
salary, many benefits; initiatiys
essential: dictation required. 90
APPLY ROOM 414
AMERICAN SECURITY g. TRUST CO.
$50 18th st. n W.
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KITCHENS OR
BATHRO OMS OF
WHITE OR
OLORED TILE
REMobEIiNG AND REPA d1
ALI, STANDARD-GR
AMERICAN-MADE TILE
EDWIN E. Elicit
Cd. C.-Md. Val
COLUMBIA 5-8731

MAS0NRY WORK, all types. Satis-
Iastion guaranteed. Free estimates.
W. o-S643 or CIR. 3-00Sz. rs
PAINTING. 1st-class work. interior.
rates. CAN anytime. HE. 4-2eos.
PAINTING. Paperinr. Carpentry Ana
General repairs. Call LAWRENCE,
1 "a. 6.9703. Ii $500
pAINTING, PAPERING, interior. ex-
terror Fla loans avail. For esti-
PAINTING. exterior and interior;
Logan 7-ss57: RI. 5.S Ss -s5
PAINTING, interior. exterior: gen.
repairs; white mech, free estimates
pyAEfNFiSSSSs s .J "a; e77 20 M rs,
/ reasonable prices. free estimates.
ia. 2-S205. ia. .4-03l7. 70
PAINTING, CARPENTRY. Work guar
anteed, reas. prices. CHRISTENSEN.
P an; aiSGs2 a astsr pm n.,,., :,
S "a Efss, Ju pr ssss4eDi Do own ySrk'
PAINTING, inter. and exter.; lowest
rates In town; white mech; best Of
refs: guar. work: free est. Ho.
P1INTING. PAPERING, remods deli
uATrTTSrsT Uyuo'
haneins: White meebspi s nr pMpef
sery. Mr.. RIDENouR. DU. 1928.
PAINTING -Inter,or ana eyter,oy
a. :, \ e,r,,, ,1ss iot anu eAteIior'
free esfimates 1EnRInHTgEasy priG ia
P Al Is,, aANGISG e.. AND PAIS Y No
j. ToLsoN CO. HU a-7s,tso Msh
PAPER HANGiNG 50 per rom m.
1854 sunfast washable paper: work
guar Pa 3.7sn3 ~ mi ns1fos
PAPER NOW low prices Al work
newest samples. interior painting:
free estimates Ju. S-aT45 -1SS
wits cyan sKnspes by Navy
PLASTER REPAIR. condemned and
PLASTERING, old or new. Also paint
ing. First-class service. NO. 7-4075.
n, .srr,,,c ,,,,,. 80.
a a,,ist ar,.. 5000 Siean.
Reas F seesie sst,mats wniIe maeeananic
prrmpYNc AVN ur.r,Nc VI
too smaIi R nnD nsa snsc,Si,vN 'e 6
MN e. charge barge. sssi% s,f free; Ses:
S sTs 50 R up c ca go 2i3sa. day or
KLUmBlNG AND HEATING. hAat
prices for remodeline or new iobs.
WA. 1881.
PLUMBING AND HEATING: repairs:
remodeiing. Bathrooms, gas boilers
end hot.wster heaters installed.
kao ana Mo' free estimetes. ~.
sou. --25
PT,ITMRTNG CEpVTCE
SA.AAAAS>A All1s ASG
Modern bathrooms, 1886; basement
Msjcr repaira ali worr s sar.r ssea
Water-heater special. Permaglass,
SSg-gsi;, Sligo, TERMS. a 3.
49, =, Ms. o-pov2 e ~ "a. o-ouoo'
AILer Q Pm, AZ. 7-oo74.
RETTpHOT STEERING
s.a.s, -. 80 49,. ats
ship guar: 20 years In same estab-
MSnment; LA EhANCE ,UPHOLSIE En-
M, z0O9 14Gn NV, GU. 0-z5ol.
ROOFING, all types; CUTTERS. spouts.
THHtpMshs WA an1 7.7 Ss;n'ink' a. =
fiaastone terraces.
walks. brick or block retaining walls,
semens work. pies drain alna'
MARCUCCIo, P0. 2-35SS.
|NI- -I----I---- -
|SCOnG, FlagSCOne, cement
|spec,alizine IN Tetatnfns walls. natios
hoWer Moves stens wsiks Sr;ves
norchs, Nv ronds arsnisc.s stc
S2Nhr .srvIc. por . frsa s.t,rs az
SE,r. &c, viCS. rW Hoe estinese
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25

AIR CONDITIONERS
dE WINDOW MODEL. USED Less
THAN I YR. ORIG. COST $40
WILL SACRIFICE FOR $110. ALSO
ALL READY FOR MINED. USE
CALL RE. 3-s479, Q TO SUNDAY,
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No Experience Necessary
To assist in data processing
computation, ETC.. Som
mathematical aptitude nee.
essary.
Shay, 40-Hour Week
Many Employe Benefits
Convenient Location
Applied Physics
Laboratory
THE JOHNS HOPKINS
UNIVERSITY
1921 Georgia Ave.
Silver Spring, Md.

TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, expert
enced. part time. for home improve
hour: good opportunity. ST. $500,
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR and typist
white. 20-35 .$175 per mo. Air
cond. ONCE. paid vacation, group
insurance. Apply in person to zoos
North Moore St., Rosslyn. Va.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS = Chill
dren's home portraits, weddings.
Producers. RA. 3-S432, Mon. ell.
Leave name and phone.
TYPIST-Immediat opening for Q
typist and general ONCE worker:
must be accurate with figures
Hawkins Glass Co.. rear 43 M st. NV.
TYPIST, to operate Remington Rand
bookkeeping machine; salary while
training: permanent position: 5-day
week. See Mr.. Aniss. Trust Dept,
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST CO.. 900 r st. NV. --26
TYPIST, misc. clerical and tipping:
5-day. 35-hr. week: not over So:
$40 wk. to start. Box 175-V. star,
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PART TIME

$6O-S100 week, no selling. Digniiied
work as instructor at $3.50 per
hour. Must have late model car
and be bondable. Age $500. Send
resume and phone number to Boz
1867, Star, --27
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APPLIANCES. washers. ranges. re-
frieerators. etc; rent or buy. Sc
Per month, full guarantee. DowD's.
AQUAkICMS, supplies--Live daph-
MIA; tubifex. .microworms. Tanks
built and repaired. See our breed
ing nsh with babies. MINIATURE
AQUARIUM. 1907 I4th st. NV.
ARCOLAS, $25 EACH
lions; 60-in. bathtubs with legs; SS.
ACE JUNK co.
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HELP--MEN AND WoMEN
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REAlRs AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, PORCHEs, screening.
complete remodeling service: esti-
mates free: all work. fully guar.
No money On. 80 mos. to pay. sEco
ADDITIONS and alterations, building
and remod. tinter. or exter.) BY rep
utable contractor. All work fully
guar. Free est. aid FILA. financing.
No Job too large or too small.
BIONDI q SOILS. Call weekdays
any tine; 10. 8-3565.
screens. concrete work. general re-
modellins. J. II. BoLLINGER. WA.
AD6ffTTfToNs, ALTERATIONS, genera,
repairing and building, including
reas. price By mechanic with Is yrs.
exper. MR.. WEBER, RE. 7-8S13.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
free estimates. 10. 2-1639. 30
AIR DUCTS .attics, rec. rooms, heat
ing repairs. humidifiers, filters; free
estimates. RA 1920. -27
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
IA. 7-677O. ST. $1,000 .
BRIcKLAYING CQNTRACTOR-Fire-
Masonry Rssss vans PA sdssRns ~ typeisa e
BRICKWoRK. firsplaces, retaining
estimats en- !ypes s q masonry. free
BUILDING. remodeling. repairing,
carpentry; brk: cement work. HU.
BUILDING AND REMODELING, plans
furnished; long exper. WA. 7.O220
or Oh. 4-2769 SUN. or after g. pm.
CAMERA AsHss; REPAIRS. MIN finishing.
free instruc, top service at BREN-
NER 933 Pa. ave n.w., RE. 7-2434.
CAMERA REPAIRS, fim finishing, free
fnstruc.. top service ct BREWER
933 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 1884
ARPENTER. general house. repair
or ext house painting. RA. 6-5252.
CARPENTER. SIN. Jobs; hse. painting,
interior and exterior; roofs repaired
and painted. WA. 7-6442.
CARPENTER; will satisfy you with
work and prices. Call HARRILL. JU.
5-6511 after pm go
CARPENTER-Smal Jobs q speciality.
Repair and paint your porch now.
Recr. rooms. Any time, JU. 5-3224.
CARPENTRY-Rec. rms; attics nm
ished; additions; general repairs.
HAINES q PUTNAM, RIA. 3-5516.
c xxkRpESNTrRys ALTERATIONS, repairs MSa
SMITH. KE. 8-sSsS any any time lime M rsi
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING, done
by top craftsmen, all work guar
teed. Call NO. 1865. -2S
CARPENTRY and General Repairs
3 wears TO pay. Call LAWRENCE.
RA 6-g7a3 or Ii 6-s1OO
NAnnY3NTrY1T5ra rSOITrT1T, (ST~-
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COL. MAN desires ste
work. Phone Hi. 3-4QQ0
SITUATIoNs-WoMEN

PROVEN ABILITIES!
Advertising, sales. buying, photo
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EXTRA CASH FOR YOU
Popular priced Christmas card
bring QUICK, EASY PROFITS
Friends, neighbors buy on sight
Write for money-making plan an,
sample kit on approval. PEERLESS
GREETINGS. $40 N. Michigan. Chi
ca10 1 nj
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ANTIQUES--Helen l.. Hanna, 2522
wilson blvd, Arl.. IA. 2-51s4. ITS

fun to look"
ANTIQUES
Cut Glass
XVIII Century Pembroke Tahls
Beehive Candlesticks, etc,
6-Panel Coromanvel Screen
Marble-top Chests
Cherry Chest Of Drawers
lnlaid Bombe Chest-desk
Maple Low Poster Bed
Pine Hutch
THE COPPER KETTLE
S104 Columbia Pike, Arl., IVA.
Open Everyday TIL O.
taANTIQUE6-EARLY AMERICAN
FOUR WINDS FARM
Large constantly moving stock, Out
Ger asSStsi 3, aye sT, 'T Tb Rta 80 . mi.
ANTIQUES
Do mot sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china, glass. furniture, ETC., before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for EXPERT appraisal
TO. e s.s7aaa GEORGIA AVE; NM, Swa7aos
ANTIQUES
Cherry canopy bed, cherry chest Of
drawers, cherry, mahog., walnut,
drop leaf tables, wing chairs, Vic
torian ladies' and gentleman's chairs.
Many other items too numerous to
mention. Priced low. Ma. S-7lo3,
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] Protestant Sunday morning serv-
ice, beginning Sept, Bethesda area,
small compensation; rehearse sum
days. Write particulars to Box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
Training Directors Hear
Specialist Value Stressed

The American Society of Train
ing Directors yesterday closed
their annual meeting on the note
that industry is finding it in
creasingly valuable to Utilize spe-
cialists in training.
William c. Christensen, presi-
dent of the organization, spoke
to some 1000 members of the or
ganization meeting in the audi
forum of the National Archives
Building.
Mr.. Christensen said there
was more of an acceptance by
management to utilize training
programs designed to touch every
employe. Now. he said, industry
is fighting to get the most out of
every dollar.
Members Of the organization
are those who head training pro-
grams in Government and in pri-
vate industry and business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
| Montgomery Primaries
| Draw ; More Entrants

Three more persons yesterday
filed their candidates. for the
June % primaries in Montgomery
County.
Gilbert Guide, a landscape and
nursery man. filed for the Re-
publican nomination for one OF
six House of Delegates seats
Mr.. Guide, who lives at 122 Graf
ton street. Chevy Chase. was
appointed to the House Of Dele
gates early last year.
Lester Kraft, an attorney. OF
125 West Bradley lane, Chevy
Chase. filed for the Democratic
nomination for one of three
judgeships in the Orphans Court
Edna Hannaum of 1904 Davis
drive, Chevy Chase. filed as a
delegate to the Republican State
convention.
Mr.. Kraft. 80, is chairman OF
precince 1882 in the Thirteenth
election district of Montgomery
county. He has been Endorsed
by other precinct chairmen OF
the Western Suburban area. Mr.
Kraft served in the Navy in
World War II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
Area Schools Set
For Easter Recess

Easter holidays are coming
up for Washington area school
children.
Public school pupils in the Dis
trict and Montgomery County
will be dismissed Thursday after
noon and won't return to classes
until week from next Monday
Pupils in Arlington, Fairfax
and Falls Church also have Good
Friday off, but they will resume
classes next Tuesday. Alexan-
dria pupils will be of both Thurs
day and Friday and won't re-
turn to school until week from
tomorrow.
Prince Georges public schools
will close Thursday afternoon
and reopen a week from to-
morrow.
Catholic parochial schools in
Washington and nearby Mary
land begin their Easter holiday
at the close of classes today.
They reopen a week from to-
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
Try JOrdan's
Dinner Recipes
with Sausage

There's a simple, thrifty way
10 add new zest to dinner menus.
Buy a package of JordanAs deli
cious Virginia Sausage and try
one of the recipes on the pack
age for dinner. You'll be sur
prised at the variety of tasty
dishes you can serve with Jor-
dams Sausage by using these 10
different recipes. There are two
on each package, 10 different
ones in all. Serve Sausage Gre
ole, or Stuffed Peppers with
Sausage, or Apples Stuffed with
Sausage tonight!
Whether for dinner or sau-
sage breakfasts sausage with
waffies, pancakes, corn fritters.
fried apples, etc., for only about
two cents more than ordinary
sausage you can get Jordan's
Virginia Sausage, all pure pork
in the old country style, by the
packers of Jordan's famous Vir-
ginia hams and smoked bacon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
Pokiston Teo Inspection

Government representatives
have been posted in six planta-
ton centers of Pakistan to
check the prices Of specific
grades of tea,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
Congo Teu Specifications

Belgian Congo has established
new standards of quality and
specifications for packing and
marking tea, Leopoldville re-
ports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
Beacon Wax Gives
Best Easter Clean
and Hardest Gloss

Because it has the hardest
gloss which gives the greatest
resistance to scuffing. Beacon
Wax really makes Easter house
cleaning easy. This long-wear-
ing gloss makes Beacon the big
geSt wax bargain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
Bradshaw Quits
Montgomery Race,
Backs 6. 0.P. Revolt

j. Douglas Bradshaw today
announced his withdrawal from
the Republican race in Mont
gomery County for State Sen
ator.
Mr.. Bradshaw, who since early
last year has been at odds with
the Republican State Central
Committee. - said he would sup
port the Reeves Hammond slate
in their bid to throw out the
present organization leadership.
Opposes Lofstrand.
Mr.. Bradshaw earlier had said
he would oppose Anders r. Lof-
strand, jr., for the State Senate
nomination.
Mr.. Bradshaw has been head
of the Montgomery delegation
to the General Assembly and
the joint Montgomery-Prince
Georges delegation for four
years. In his announcement to-
day he also said he would not
seek reelection to the House
of Delegates.
Democratic Fight.
Meanwhile, Nathaniel j. Ely.
president of the new Mid-County
Democratic Club, laid the
groundwork for a fight on Demo-
cratic leaders efforts to come up
with an Endorsed harmony slate
tonight.
In a telegram to DR.. Harry C.
Byrd, candidate for the Demo-
cratic gubernatorial nomination
he demanded to know whether
Mr.. Byrd was seeking an in
dorsed slate prior to the pri-
maries in Montgomery County
"An Endorsed pre-primary slate
will definitely not help your can
didacy in Montgomery" Mr.. Ely
said.
Mr.. Ely is fighting efforts of
the Eastern Suburban Demo-
cratic Precinct headed by E
Brooke Lee, who wants a slate
topped by Mr.. Byrd for COVER
nor. The precinct chairmen
from throughout the county will
meet tonight to act on the pro-
posed slate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13

Three Weighty Carrots
Three carrots grown by A..
Page of Glaisdale, Northern Ire
land, weighed nearly II pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
with the golden 'yolk'

LOOKS big, TASTES good-the chocolate Easter Egg
Fanny Farmer made for Easter hde-andseeke since long
before you little girl It's famous Seeord buttercream
eg made of purest finest foods inside fresh print butter blended
supcby smooth pure white CENTER golden
buttercream yok-and ALL thick, THICK of Fanny
bttersweet chocolate Pure for all the little
whove waited long for Easter morning Fresh right
your Fanny Farmer Shop.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-08
Club Calendar

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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-08
County HID Clubs
Plan Colonial Tour

Prince Edward County Home
Demonstration Club members are
planning an all-day tour Of Vii
Harrisburg on Wednesday, October
n Special bus and ticket rates
viii be offered to club members
For further details members
nre requested III conflict Mrs
Frances Gee.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-08

Miss Edna Putney; third Mrs, E.
S. Shields.
The classes were titled as fol-
lows IN order Welcome to Prince
F d ward Prince Edward of
Yesteryear. Prince Edward no.
day "a Titled Composition.
Birds Of Prince Edward "Har-
vest Time in Prince Edward.
Harvest Moonlight. Prince Ed
ward on Parade and Summer
Memories
The four other Farmyille gar
den clubs. Garden Division Of
Noman's CLUB. Garden Study
Club. Wcyan0kc Garden Club and
fora Lancaster Garden Club. each
entered one arrangement III nom
competitive invitation clasz Then
ma NOW
Titles Of winning compositions
were The Midas Toucn. Who
Has Seen the Wind and Stop
Struggling
The show Longwood Clubs
contribution to the Bicentennial.
was spearheaded BY the Flower
SHOW committee with mrs r n.
Hamburg Jr chairman and Mrs.
M p Coyncr and Mrs G. w.
Hart Mrs g T. Fleenor served
as chairman Of the Staging COM
mittee, also composed OF Mrs. f.
5. Blanton and Mrs. r f. Gar
land Miss Edna Putney chair
man and Mrs Walter Putney
served on the Dismanthng Com
mittec ana Mrs II n Shields
clerk