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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

unit rms and Bath and eas@s screened
porch each. Tenants. pay all utils
Low rental, $55 each. Price, $33,-
599s 599; 6aaS aARTMAM NAN + REALTY . 7 NC,
1853. 1853 dGGr IGi a.ss7e. aGas ra' Sc LIS LII 4
ROOMING HOUSE-In a lose-in
desirable N. Arl. location; 6 bed
rooms. and 8 baths plus a 3-room
apt; 2 blks. from transp. and close
to Shopping; All brick, in very good
not including rental Of 3-room apt
Priced for immediate sale with ex-
cellent terms. THE DARBY CO.. JA.
5-93g3. Open o It'll 8. --l5
S-UNIT APT, all rented. near bus
and large SHOPPING center. close in.
II HoLIhEY pRREEALTY, REAs;r <, KE. Sc $500. :.
Capitol Hill restoration area. Vacant
and in need of restoration and mod
ernization. Near Capitol. Library.
Supreme Court. etc, Priced to. sell
or FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI, .7-14ll.
RooMING HOUSE. nr. Calvert st.
Bridge; rms, aluminium storm
windows; priced at less than c
times annual income plus free rent
for owner COUNTY INVESTMENT.
INC. JU. S-9393; eyes,. JU. 5-S505.
NEAR CONN. and Cathedral aves.
Brick apt. house with l room and
bath in basement. living room,.
bedrooms. bath and kitchen on 1st
floor; rooms. kitchen and bath
on end; h.-w. oil heat. Gear ga
rage; furnished; rented at S245
monthly. 1st trust now $9.33T,
payable S106.73 mthly.. inc. int at
4eo. taxes and ins. 2nd trust
S5,433, payable $50 per mo. inc.
int. at 6es. Price, sci 500. Night
or Sunday. call EN-. 3-176o. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER, 1919 K st. NV,
ABooiuT ONE BLOCK from Dupont
Circle. 3-story brick apt. house
furnished, containing 4 apis. In
res per mo. utrU ist trust $1,000 1900 p PAYABLE ge
500 per mo. inc. int. ct. so; end
trust $4,000. payable $40 per mo,
Nisht Ms % or sandsy.s s csll rife Ms Hard. s%
3.9552. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
1919 K OF. NV. Ma. S-1166.
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TRAlLERS

'SS SCHULZ, 23-ft., 81. $50. Electric
brakes. elec. refer. Sleeps 4. ia.
AiSH fS9ea milan AZ \ WsbefflSo XSb fflRSoNAWSoop. AS
Vacation kit trailers.. $549 and del.
WANTED TO RENf-Small, light
trailer for 3 weeks in July. JA.. T.
INTERNATIoNAL, 1e4s, e9'. All
aluminium. hot water, attic fan,
shwr.. comode II desired, excel.
Trailer PIX, 1901 Rich. hwy, Alex.
J. z. TAYLOR. Phi. so. 5-972l:
THIRTY-FT. SPARTAN 1850; new
tires: EXCEL. cond.; sale or rent;
RICHARDSON $50. IS IT,, Q bedrms.
Call before IL am. Sunday, 8 to 3
weekdays. DU. 7-3605. -l6
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, MD.-2-family home
15O It. from surf. 1st floor. liy. rm.,
equipped kit. bedrms.. bath and
screened porch; 2nd floor. liv. rm..
firepi.. equipped kit. 3 bedrms.
bath and 2 screened porches. Space
for 2 more rms. in large attic. Large
bath. Garage. viii sell with 1, 2 or
3 lots. Will consider renting either
floor by season. half-season or
month. Open for inspection April I5
through 10. OCEAN CITY 1127-W-5.
is
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GARAGES

QUIxET PORTABLE STEEL GARAGE
for sale: $3.50. 12x20 IT. OIL. %
$3.50. 6610 s1st ST., Cabin John.
1881 NEWTON ST. NV. lee. garage,
suitable for car, storage or small
workshop, 1st comml., $50. TU.
NEAk UNION STATION N.E.-Elec..
concrete floor brk suitable for stor.
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WAREHOUSE WANTED

warehous. to totsns SiSn lS 600 G to 70 Soe
50. #. In D. C. with rail siding. Call
or write Nell s. Allen, with JAMES
L. DIXON q CO., 1922 18th st. NV.
ST. 3-720O
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VACATION PLACES
LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY ON End TRUsTS-We viii
buy 2nd-trust notes D. c.. nearby
No Or Va; reasonable rates: Ma
MENT corr. 1912 n. :. ave. 'nH NV.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARTQW REALTY CO.. Realtors.
iS2l g st; nv. NE; s..2495., 80.
loans and notes purchased. Also
first trusts EX 3-7744.
LARGE FUNDS AVAILABLE. for A.
nancing and construction Of large
projects; D, c.. Md. or Va. For
appt.. phone ST. 3-S5S3. lie
SPOT CASH FOR end TRUSTS
SMR MMR. daG41cks%. a4 L6' PisceHNT 42esgs Is.
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PAIR OF ANTIQUE ,3LDGs., ad-
iacent to beautiful new office bldg.
one bldg. having been remodelled
some years ago and made to bear
q heavy load $50 lbs. to the it.,
the other having been last used
as tea room. About $4,000 will
bring the latter in line with D. c.
IT. wide and ia IT. deep to a 49,
#. alley. The location about a
block from the Capitol grounds in
neighborhood developing with fine
office bldgs., means that this is an
Night or Sunday cali EN-. 3-i76O.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1919 K
st n W MA Q11RR
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileaRe cars. MORRIS
s5UfhEsN 7f5E pEAiER ff avn IN TO town III;
week will pay cash for all makes and
o%SEkls %Sasls SPEnGflRp SSSTs Gal IA FGAf p4so TRUCKS
sIcck. Tu. e-5s5o. ' a [is
WANT TO BUY late model car to-
day; make not important; must be
WILL PAY ABsoLUTE TOR DOLLAR
for late model convertibles. MCNEIL
STUpEBAKER. 141S P st. NV. co.
~ HONESTLY BELIEVE If you have
q clean car that we will offer more;
foreign cars wanted, cash. We pay
balance. SLIGO MOTORS, Willys
Md. JU. 7-soso, Ju. 5000. Open
PVT. PARTY wants clean Morris
Minor. prefer. COW. ia. 4-1506.
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houses: barn; good fences: So mi.
JAMES e. BARNEY
Vienna, Va. Phi. DU. 5-S265
lee
10S-ACRE productive grain and stock
farm, 8 streams; lovely 4-bedrm.
country home. Land very produc-
tive. tractor farmed. Committing
distance. Priced very low-$25. 600.
ACRES, all Handicapped, with shade
and fruit trees, flowers and shrubs.
Attractive spring and stream. Out
door fireplace. Circular driveway. A
home. Large paneled living room.
stone fireplace, oil heat: 2 box-stall
barns. Committing distance. I'm
mediate possession. JOHN BUR-
DOFT. Colesville. Md. Call Ever
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BOATS
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY DAVIDSON 194s ohv; 5000.
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1913 "81" ohv:
good condition.; equip; will trade
for 1910 Ford coupe: must be clean
HARLEY DAVIDSON '52 model 125;
de luxe; like new. very clean: S19b
or best offer DU. 1852.
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DESK SPACE

AIR CONDITIONED - Beautifully
furnished office space one block
from Conn. and K. Call ST. 3-8392,
preferably after 2 pm. 16s !
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk
space in Dupont Circle area; tele-
phone answering. mail services and
public stenographer available. Cali
DE. $4,000
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

OUR CLIENT will invest about $780,
ing in NV. Washington. Please call
Mr.. Hunter. MA. $4,000. eves., IA.
S-52S5. BOSS & PHELPS, INC
WANTED TO BUY-Rooming and
tenement houses. Large and small;
white or colored; furnished or un-
furnished. Call MIR. KAISER any
time. CO. 5-I695. IA
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PROPERTY FOR RENT

31l3 N. H. AvE.-FacinE Rk: Crk.
cupied by Toledo Scales. Suit. Of
parking; apt. above. ia. 9-1020.
REAR 1891 10th ST. N.w.-e-story
brick bldg, 700 Gu. It. of floor
2, s SSqSNoR 4 SON, RE. 1920,
NEW Sss BuiLphNG, i II niS 1900 So. IT. ton On /
floor: modern. attractive. brick and
cast stone front: side driveway for
truck delivery:, located between Old
Georgetown rd. and Wis. ave. at
hsi4 nformasop pfi Ray cal fve e Rst7hsfsa R7siS FNE
DOWNTOWN-Adap for business
and dwelling. Outlet to public. alley.
Inquire $40 F st. NV. RIM. 10.
LARGE MEETING HALL, 27o0 50. It..
CAPITOL HILL, 14.e5e sq. it. of
space. on three floors; suitable for
display and storage; very reason
ably priced for sale or lease: To
inspect. JOHN F. DoNoHoE g.
soNs s6sa' eVeninss. sna penns o1 ave ssis is Ii
211e NJ ST. N.W.-1st commercial
brick bldg. Can be used for ofIlces
or dwelling. Reas.. rent. Call THE
IsENs. Realtors; for sppt. to in
SMALL 2ND coMML, BLDG;
tributing Office or storage. Street.
loading platform, 14x40 clear space.
each floor, l117 Congress st. ne.
between End and 3rd, L and M:
SIS monthly: air conditioning ex-
ALL-PURPOSE LOFT SPACE
Gov lpt ornI me-
from light. airy ofices or studios to
heavy manufacturing: PASSENGER and
freight elevators
CARL G. ROSINSh CO., Ma. S-9254
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL or Second Commercial
ground. for all cash buyers:
l. 10000 to 10000 So. #. in D. C.
2. 10000 to 10000 SO. #. in or near
Marlboro. Md. and same in Arling-
ton or Fairfax Counties.
3. 15 to % acres in both MONTGOMERY
and Fairfax Counties, for immedi-
ate purchases
Call or write Neil S: Allen, with
st. NV, ST. 3-72OO.
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FARMS

5OS-ACRE DAIRY FARM; on . good
roads just off 15 and 30; 30-cow
barn. houses; machinery; 25 cows:
$3S. 500. MR.. OLSON, WO. 6-7O29.
acres PS 6S Biz mq 2ooms 6nys rSn 19r s4aS9 4ae
on Y. s. 33; 100 miles south. TIE. g.
BUSY MANS PARADIsE-21 mi.
D. c. Stocked fish pond, lge. swim.
pool. winding creek, $50 acres. rs
clear. good timber. Portion suit
able able su6div. Sn,,iu . rms; & mod; ranch.
MR.. OLSON. Wo. 6-702e.
10 ACRES, stream, well, 5-room
house, fertile valley; also some vir-
gin forest: good hunting and sum-
sSensndoPb RsE Ss%Rb 70 vsey %eS ot from vS
siTHR;oIGTT II ;CoATALoG-Mailed FREE;
"a States. STROUT REALTY, 234-A
Woodward Bldg" Washington. ST.
FARM 17 WITH INCOME, out River
E9ad rfssdv This oStb,v 1oo1acTe farm arm has
carry the monthly payments: long
road frontage and in the path Of
development. If you have $4,000
and are looking forward a few
years. this should make you inde-
pendent. RIPLEY & ROMER, Real
tors. Gathersburg 800.
GENTLEMAN'S STOCK FARM, 22O
acres; good grazing land. well kept,
plenty OF water and good fencing
modernized 4-bedroom. 2-bath home
on nice elevation with view; easy
drive. to Wash: owner has been
transferred. $42. 500: good terms
RIPLEY g RoMER. Realtors,
FAMILY FARM of 100 acres on
good hard road and easy daily
drive to Wash. Good, clean, we'll
cared-for place that your family
will be proud ito call home: q nice
looking. sound home and outbldgs;
$24. 500. RIPLEY g. ROMER, Real
tors. Gaithersburg 299.
FAIRFAX COUNTY Large dairy
farm; large barns. 3 houses: owner
will hold large 1st trust. HOILEY
REALTY. KE. 6-535O.
FARM VALUE-100 acres. good build
ings.. fertile soil. springs, stream,
woodland; main hwy. York to Han
over; ideal for grain and stock:
Ph. S-1S31 York. Pa. WEST YORK
REALTY. -16
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SHOWROOM AND SHOP

SHOWhOOM AMI 0dOF
Plus storage and parking. Attractive
building containing 5000 so, #. on
ground floor with 1000 50. #. extra
storage space On roof. Parking on
roof for 20 cars. Centrally located.
Reasonable.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H ST. NV. Ma. s-5500
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17O1 10th ST. NV.
FIRsT-FL. OFFICE: Q RMS. OFF
FOYER WITH PRIVATE BATH
AND STORAGE RM.: 525 SO. FT.;
500.
FIRsT-FL. OFFICE; / RM:; 17O
SO. FIT; S45.
Ideal location for any small busi-
one Of Washington's most attrac-
tive apt. bldgs.: switchboard and
mail desk service. To inspect apply
at desk or CALL Mr. NOLAN. -DU.
$1,000. lie
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Sparkling Stone House
E15 S00GT

There is something so secure and
solid about q stone, house in quiet
rustic street, 6-rm. home with base
ment is in 1st-class condition. Stone
firepl. in liv. rm., loads of closet
room. Anchor-fenced rear yard with
stone barbecue. See this today,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08
AN OPEN LETTER
TO THE VOTERS OF FARMv'Lle

Dear Friend.
At time during the period since decided be
candidate for Mayor Of been approached either
some muuo trend OF yours and ask
in the election on Tuesdoy June 8h
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08

with Mr.. ana Mrs. S. p Bailey
Mr.. and MIS-. Z. A Payne and
children, Jenny and Sue, visited
Mrs. Olive Wilkerson in RoXboro,
n. G., Sunday
Mrs. S A. Oeerton, Of Farm
vile, and MIR. and Mrs. w. w.
Watson and children. OF Hamp-
den Sydney were, sunday dinner
guest OF Mrs. Sudie Watson.
Kent Watson OF Hampden- Sgd
ney spent last week with h s
grandmother, Mrs. Sudie Watson
Miss June Dillon, Of Richmond.
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Trents Mill

commandments are being held
in all of the schools around. All
the children are thinking about
how they viii spend their vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Marvin Jones and
children and Mrs P. r. Jones
attended the class night exercises
at Goochland O. H.. Tuesday
night. Barbara Jones. the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Jones.
was one Of the thirty-siX grad
yates.
Dabney Barker is still in Farm
vile Hospital but he is Slowly
Mrs. Brode Trotter and Mrs.
Asa Bryant are on the SICK list.
We wish them a speedy recovery
as they are greatly missed at
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McF'all and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08
Mrs. Virginia E. Sloan
Rites Held Sunday

A funeral service for Mrs. Viz
ginia Elizabeth Sloan So, of
Cumberland county, who died
Saturday, June 5. at Southside
Hospital, was held at Antioch
Church in Cumberland county. at
3 p. m The Rev. l.. P. Look offici-
ated
She was the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Jamerson, of
Buckingham county, and the Wild
ow of James Sloan, who she mar
lied IN 1908
Surviving are six daughters and
six sons, Mrs. Sue Wright. of
Farmville, Mrs Freddie Bates, of
Burkeville. Mrs. Raymond Guth
RE, of Guinea Mills, Mrs Carol
Johns of Richmond. Mrs. Herman
Jameson, of Ontario, Cleveland
Sloan. of DillWyn, James and Will
lie Sloan of Prairie City. Ill.
Charlie Sloan. of Avon. Ill, Ma
thaniel Sloan, Of Ontario. and
Herbert Sloan, of St Augustine.
Fla.
Also surviving are four sisters,
MIS-. Fred Asal of Cumberland
county. Mrs Tom Catlett OF
BUCKINGHAM county. Mrs. J j.
pembleton. Of Cumberland. Mrs.
Spencer Slona, Of Guinea Mills.
and four brothers. T. H. Jamer-
son. of Guinea Mills, Willie ia
nterson. of Amelia county, Howard
Jamcrson. of Newport News Va
ana Scemo Jamerson. OF Cumoef~
land. also 80 grandchildren
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08
Mrs. Vaughan
Dies In Richmond

Funeral services for Mrs. EN-
ma Blanton Vaughan, wife of the
late Virginius Nelson Vaughan.
were held Monday, May 81 in the
Ashland Presbyterian Church. Va
She died on Saturday, May 20. in
a Richmond hospital
She was a school teacher for 33
years in Ashland She is survived
by a son. V. N Vaughan. Jr. Of
Chatham. NJ j., three sisters,
Mrs F. H Hanbury, Of Farmville;
Mrs. w. G. Wood, of Low Moor
Va, Mrs r w Cousar, of Ra
leigh, N c., and a brother. A.
Howard Blanton, Of Charlotte, N.
c. and two grandchildren.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08
IN NENORIAM


IN MEMORY Of my mother, Mrs.
f. j. Throckmorton who died
June 4, 1916.
My thoughts will turn backward
today.
To pause and recapture again.
The dear remembered things of
you,
Engrave in my heart SO plain
Precious, mother loving mother.
Fly across the lonely years.
And old home scenes of my child
hood.
In fond memory appears
The old home is broken
No longer there we roam.
For the hands that now rest for
ever.
Are the hands that made our
home
In memory's lovely gardtn,
Where remembered 10y blooms
fair
Your memory, dearest mother,
Is the brightest blossom there.
Her daughter, Carrie Throckmor
ton Carter 6-8-tp
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08


spent the holiday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Dillon.
Mrs. Leslie Hamilton was bit
ten by a copperhead moccasin
last Friday night Mrs Hamilton
had been out that evening and.
as she stepped from the car to
enter the house. the snake struck
her on the leg She was taken to
Southside Hospital where she re-
NAMED until Sunday. She is rap
idly improving now.
Russell Lee Scruggs broke his
arm in two places Monday while
playing at school. He was taken
10 Southside Hospital where his
arm was set.
Mrs Jan Gordon and daughter.
Mary Stuart. spent the Memorial
Day holiday with Mrs. Gordon's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. N. JEFF
ferson. Mary Stuart remained, for
a visit with her grandparents.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08
Cllula

Mrs Edmond McMillion was
hostess for demonstration party
at her home last Wednesday
night, Demonstration M r. Gle
ments. of Crewe, described the
cookWare and served a delicious
meal he cooked
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Bishops, of
Fort Knox. KY. visited her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Dewey Joyce,
Saturday and Sunday
Robert L. Taylor Naval Air
Force, San Francisco, Calf. visit
ed his grandmother. Mrs. w. T.
Major He is returning from his
home at Charlotte. N c.. to the
base.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08
LEGAL NOTICES

VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of the
County of Cumberland,
ALICE SMITH RANDALL, As
signee of RACHEL MILLER
Complainant
V. Order of Publication
May Is, 1854
MARY MILLER LOGAN, JUDY
MILLER. AND RAYMOND
MILLER if living, or he be dead
then his widow, heirs. de-
visees. and successors in title.
who are proceeded against as
Parties Unknown" Defendants
The object of this suit is to
effect partition among the owners
by sale or otherwise of a tract
of land containing u 3/4 acres,
located in Randolph District,
Cumberland County. Virginia,
situated 5 miles North Of Farm
vile. Virginia, adjoining the land
of Eddie Marshall O. M. In9le ct
ais. and which was devised by
! Richard Miller to Rachel Miller.
his wife. as to 10 acres, and the
/ remainder to Mary Miller, now
/ Mary Miller Logan, Judy Miller.
and Raymond Miller, which will
/ is Of record in w 3. l5 page
Is. of the Clerk Office of Cumber-
/ land County Virginia.
/ And affidavit having been made
and filed that Mary Miller Logan,
I Judy Miller. and Raymond Mil
4 Ter. if living. are not residents OF
/ the State Of Virginia, and the Dill
i stating that there are, or may be
persons interested in the subject
+ matter to be divided. whose names
t and addresses are unknown, and
are made defendants by the gen.
i eral description of Parties Un-
1 known" such unknown parties
being the widow, heirs. devisees
and successors in title Of said
Raymond Miller.
1t is ordered that the nOn-resl-
dent defendants. Mary Miller Lo-
gan. Judy Miller, and Raymond
Miller, if living, or if he be dead.
then his widow. heirs. deviSees
successors in title, who are made
defendants by the general descrlp-
ton of Parties Unknown do
appear within 10 days after due
publication in this suit.
An EXtract4Teste:
r. H. BI.ANTON. Clerk
ANNIE MORING FALLWELL,
p. q.
Planters Bank Bldg
Farmville, Va. 5254t (T)
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08
Amelia Clerk Cited
In Auditors Report

Amelia County Clerk S. L. Far
rar. Jr., was cited last week by
State Auditor J. Gordon Bennett
for the very good order of
county records. The state auditor
listed S27,l92 handled last year
through Mr.. Farrar's office in his
report.
BENEFITS remark was included
in an annual audit report to Gov
ernor Stanley. The report in
cluded a number of counties in
addition to Amelia in which audits
have been completed by workers
of Benefits staff.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08
I4OngWOOd
lContinued Irom poQe N

ICOhIHUed nom pave II
a crowd by true faith then His
ministry is rewarded Secondly.
Jesus rewards even the feeblest Of
faiths, and moreover. we need
TO have faith in our faith which
is expressed III Jesus Christ
He continued by saying that We
must cultivate the art of talking
TO ourselves in order to achieve
greater perfection, and that it is
of tremendous importance TO
make an open, public celebration
Of our faith in (Chust". rs did
the sick woman who was healed
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08
Charles NJ. Thomas,
Dies In Michigan

Charles Madison Thomas, son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles
W Thomas, OF Fork Farm in
Cumberland county, died unex-
pectly Of a heart attack at his
home IN DDearborn Mich on May
%.
Surviving are his wife Ann, one
sister, Mrs. Helene Valkenburg. Of
Little Falls, N. Y; two brothers.
Ralph NJ T omas. of Crosse
Point, Mich and William H. Tho
mas, Of Palmyra. N j.
lnterment was i'll Dearborn.
Mich
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08
Darlington IIsts.

Commencement exercise VIII be
held at Darlington Heights School
Monday evening, June 7 at s D.
m. Those graduating are Resale
Wright Betty Adams. Marjorie
Seay, Alfred Caller and Brett
Watson, Joseph Brady, of Hamp-
Sydney. Will be the speaker.
Mr. and Mrs Buster Bailey. Of
Richmond, spent the week end
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08

recently we're MIS-. william David
SON and children, Mrs. H b. WIKI
inSon, SalN Adams ana Mrs. w.
D wilkinson.
Miss Phyllis Jones expects to
20 70 Texas FOR summer school.
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Hampden-Sydn
1C0ntlnued RON PAGE i

7OV7EIWUtU TTOW DuVC =
knowledge and awareness are
solutions to mankind he said.
The Hill exercises concluded
with the afternoon reunions Of
the classes of 1894, 1904. 1914.
1924, 1884 and 1914 and the an
nual meeting Of the General
Alumni Association.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08

son visited Mi and Mrs A. j
McF'all: Sunday
The missionary meeting was
held at the church. Wednesday
evening.
Visitors III Jones home Sunday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08

~ere MI. ana MIS-, &. W. Ryder
from Orange. Misses Phyllss and
Barbara Jones from West View
and Miss Irene Trotta, from New
York
Other visitors IN same home
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08

n N
to sond
sown Ttes vdencso your friendship won]
Now Tuesday
by to the polls d ay eoy ucanh sQreb
S o q
in
to \ rive TEandVO
nch toly
V on i q onyo 10 anyone
YOU AVERAGE
my ony voting the first
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21
JuIyl IS Final Day to Register
For District Soap Box Derby

Cut-off day for registration In
the Washington Soap Box Derby
viii be July Howard p. Bailey,
Derby general chairman. am
nounced today.
Boys who want a chance at
the $4,000 in prizes offered in
the All-American Derby at Ak
ron, Ohio, August Is. still have Q
few days left to enter. Wheels.
axles and steering gear can be
purchased at any of the IL par
ticipating Chevrolet dealers at
the same time an entrant regis
tiers. .M 8
The lure of the Washington
race, to be- held July 10. has
drawn about 10 entries since
school was dismissed. These
late entrantS-and others who
want to raee-win have to spend
most of the time working on
their cars to make the deadline.
Car inspection at the National
Guard. Armory will start July s
and continue through the 9th.
Friday night before race day
| will be reserved for those boys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21
Wet Mini Villages .
Is Miles From Hanoi
smashed by French
b, ID Asseeio.ed Pre.s !.

HANOI, Indo-C China, June 81.
French tanks. artillery. planes
and gunboats and Wet Namese
infantrymen smashed through a
series of Wet Minh-infeSted VII
lagos Is miles northwest Of Hanoi
today in an overnight mopup.
A French spokesman said the
raiders pushed through eight VII
lagos yesterday on the south
banks of the Red River. between
Hanoi and Son Tay.
More villages were under IRE
today.
GunbOats Attack.
The villages are on what. is
known as Vancoc Island, a sew
eral-mile long silver of land
formed by q split and eventual
rejoinment Of twin Red River
channels.
Small French naval gunboats
from midstream pumped ma
chinegun fire into the villages
while planes and artillery pound
ed them with high explosives.
Then Wet Namese infantry units.
supported by light tanks. smashed
their way through the villages
one by one.
Elsewhere in the delta. small
patrol clashes flared during the
night and early morning dark
ness in a dozen different areas,
some less than 10 miles from
Hanoi.
Bombers Blast Conveys.
BPS bombers. flying below
storm clouds. caught Wet Mimi
supply conveys with bombs on
highways the rebels are using
to bring up ammunition and
rocket launchers to the edge Of
the delta for a possible assault
against Hanoi.
In Saigon French military
sources said five United States
airmen captured by the Wet
Mini last Monday near Tourane
had been put aboard a rebel
ship headed southwark. The
French said the information
came from reliable village off,
Gals.