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Evening star., 1954-12-21

TURKExs. freshly Killed. 6ressed
reads Tor the pan. 70 order. FELIX
TURKEY FARM Felix Baflef. EN.
4-d69A. C0lesftlle rds, Stale r6 20.
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ROOMS FURNlsHFDN.w.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, TIA "
H ave. n.W.--Newiy dec, sgie. rms
maid service. HO. 2-9SS2.
1858 18th ST. --BusinessWomen.
sgle. and dble.3 rms: clean. beart.
frrn.. modern baths. NO. T-9669.
VIVIAN HOTEL. 1878 o st.--Loyely
single $3.50 weekly: twin bedrms..
$14; running water and all comforts.
WILSON HOUSES Excel. rms: srles.,
S35-$40-$45: dbies., $25-$30-$35.
pvt bath $40. Daily. -. AID.
ss EACH wKLY.-Twin beds. refsr..
gas stove, sink. Ink everything
firn. 703 Mt. vernon pl. NV. 21
DUPONT CIRCLE---Well-furn. single
room. S35. CO. 5-5770. -ee2
DUPONT CIRCLE YIC.--Attractiye
rm. for young woman: q blk. e
transp: $35 mo. DE. :,-9B40. 2s 2s33 5
BETWEEN 18th and 18th SITS. 1900
blk. Park rd.--Attrac. single rooms
for gentlemen. Clean, comfortable.
warm; next bath; cony. transp. Ho.
SOL i1ih sT.single. End ar. front; i
attrac. home: cony. 70 bus and
carlines. RA. $4,000. al
37OO JENIFER ST. NV. blk. on
Conn. aye.-MaSter bedroom, pvt.
bath with shower. for or 2. FL
THE EMBASSY AREA Dbie. and
single rms, newly dec: conv. loc. :
excel. transp. 2019 Mass. NV ---24
IS10 r ST. NV, THE Churchill" -
! Clean sgle. rms; running water.
maid servs 50 wk. up. NO. 7-9s6S.
LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL sTuDIo
ROOM with private bath. refrigera-
tor. all new furniture, Just redeco-
rated. 1923 10th St. NV. --23
5632 MACARTHUR BLyD.--Lge. cor-
ner rm,s attractively fIrn.; pvt. en-
trance; " blk to bus and cariine
$32. EN-. 2-047I.
LARGE ROOM. private bath. unIim-
tied phone. Call EN-. 2-1122, Ext.
230. MR.. PHILLIPS. --27
ROOM AND BATH. lady, 1st fisor,
convenient NV. section. in exchange
for sitter services; refs DU. 7-l224. .
,23 HAMILTON ST. N.WMaster
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED--Mp.

Mr.. WASH. sam. 7le MapIewood
sit's sSsssSa'G sssS. porch. utiis.; sis. ! 70.
IATgRzc. lrgRsza i and . bedroom apts. in
ance; Takonia Park location: may
control own heat; utils. paid; indi-
viduai storage lockerei enc. apt,
$40; 1-bedrni. apt. $3.50 70 9sgi
2-bedrm apt. sps. ~. o-5S9V'
q and . bedrns,, liy.
rfn.. dinette, kit., bath screened rear
Center; sS5-sso mo. 70. s-50oS;
WASHINGTON GROvE--cony. MN,
Navy Medical. 3 bedrnns.. lee. liv,
school and shopping. 10. 4-oslS.
ATS. AVAILABLE Ar coBuR IER..
POO Defense hwy .lnIa.an nlad.ensss,rg. W..
ter; r BUS bas stop tc,sss 81 door. @ WA. s-es6s.
ONE nEDKM., liy. Tfn., xii. and bath
S59.40 mo. Avail. Jan. y. 46l9
slsyra LeTts sysehiS. ~ 4. s.7saaS as,S foIsss Me-
bedrm.. nv. rIn.. dinette. Kit, bath.
$50 mo, utIls; incl. ~. g-Sfg0i
eyes,, 10. S-4SO0, "a
TAkOhfA PARK---2 bedrrns,. NV. rTll.,
fifepl., dinette, kit. and bath; com.
l.i;!, HSSPHkrfs HEiSSSsfPsHE RI gRsallsf: Ss ss'.
TARSoslA PAnK--s rmsi utils.:
y:.I; ysFId; ti5epises 3 ogtlstd oqtsd cool: aSPpln
TlAKoMA a Park siD:--g rms. l:. kil.
ssYiS QUINCY ST. Art, III iarss
rooms. iarEe modern kitchen and
bath; available for immediate occu.
pancy. 70 inspect. pick uP ksx !, = =
s7i4, q n. es.Esen ao. \ ana $40 daiisi
fAEk, MD. ESelusiys
area. eli conyeniences: $79, $3.50
so. I and z bedrmg. in lovely BLDG,
Resident msr lob, Manor circle.
ro'G;lt 1'IGs;; xSRff IySssi WEN you ZEE fnsss
nsRfodKsT sRt nSTs ROOM II ,ia SIZES III fHE
AREA, plus the comfort and convene
fence of an attractive garden prDlect.
sEI GhssEE1ud c aa twa x 9sasoo s5 ana ag gs
I ZAP. ~S66Sj. 510O Hamilton 81.
between Defense hwy. and Hyatte-
Vile on Edn1onstQn I'd. eaANhDn ~
LUCHs Cp.s ia 18Th q. NV.
.1sas; sa; iz1fwEsr iEzs1f.wEsr HwY. just vest
m ff5kh gt.--2 bedroom individual
dveilins unit. duplex With private
front and rear entrances. conyenisnt
isdssofsss. e q & saas sd mo- mo- pis asintiss.
assa Gs1! hAf hnAffyfhbxkE hihikE I'D. Apt. io-z
rooms. kitchen, reffg.. range. al
sis! ssa sss asJRol asi ki, g SoaSEk ssSE e *.
nS454eN a-sEg..z..M, ....,s: 4Er.cc cs9y. cs99y.
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FARM AND cARDEN

GARDEN TRACTOR. with sickle bar,
cultiFator and reel type lawn mower:
$195. Ju. 9-5f53S. -.--s,z
FILL DIRT delfyefed 10 Sc. and near
by Prince Georges Co.; $3.50 per
load up; 10 load minimum. call
so6nsSs 5o, sss3eI In cr.n,so .ooa ,,,,.
grass sod work guaranteed. Mr..
9 WIENEKEs IL. 6-1510. --24
BIJLDOZERS. for srading. excaxat-
Cal UN. 4-S5s3: lirht. AP. 5-05gS.
LANDscAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
Topsoil. manure. trees. shrubbery.
nzaieas. FOU8E & Bid. JE. A-0646.
.IE, 2-2H43. JE. 3-lDSJS.
TOP SOIL Very good, rich. top soil;
for lawns and greenhouses; reft
reasonable. Call 10. S-4933.
BLUEGRASS SOD
Now Is the time tb sod You lay II
and save immediate delivery
GREENWICH FARM NURSERY. LU,
81
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cATTLE AND lIVEsTocK

MIDGET sHETLAND FONY, 36.s 8
SFs gIsIk s5sslsna sls zs q, 9 ,',,s yTs bsans &
Ed g-s72s. ---sI
MARE. bays western saddle. bride.
gentle; excel. for ANAL children;
SI25. ClarkesYille, Md 765-W-5.
Evening star., 1954-12-21

96S1 1Gth 81. NV Cafhoifc Tirl
\ desire To share Npk. with eirI between
5O-35 nicely Turn, ccnv. lccs AB.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
coal. WOOD, FUEL OIL

FINEST OAK FIREPLACE WOOD,
%24 cord delivered; S13 half cord
Phone NO. 7-0660. ---:s,3
PREs-TO-LOGs. the ideal fireplacs
fuel. Long burning. high-heat value
No dirt, smoke or sparks. Easy te
handle. Buy . carton 1t your hard
ware store OF phone SHuRFIRE
FUEL PRODUCTS. III. 7-44ss.
SEASONED OAK WOOD. f6 and "a
in. cord. half cord. quarter cord
cl9pmsS cp a dslissEg slEsggg I, JAsEA 81 as4ao goal
MOOD for your fireplace. 2-fooi
DRY FiREPLAcE WoOD: immediate
delivery. SIS per cord. $3.50 hall
cord. Call OIL. 2-Of5S4. -221
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TELEVISION SALE
BRAED-NEw 1855 FAMOUS MAKES
AIMCO TV SALES
2s20 North WASHINGTON Blvd.
Arlington. Va. Open I'll o. ia. $500

~
2s20 North washington Blvd,
Arlington. Va. open tn D. IA. $500
TRAIN SET, Lionel. o-gauee track
with 2-w. transformer. lis VI: yarl-
Gus extra accessories; reas offer
accepted. EN-. 2-0333. --2I
FEaIs. ~ Lionel Isa freight. Q cars. Can
TRAIN. " model. German MarkIin,
tanoem-type drive. double slip
switches. auto. access. KE, S-56Ie.
TRAIN. Lionel. freight with milk - car
and 4xS layout with varied eieVa-
ton Reduced from s75 70 SIS. RA.
TGxED0s. size as-37 short, excel
lent condition, $50 each. JUs s.
TUxED0s. SIS and up. Why rent one
when you can buy one7 With tails
a. Sn ssHSs aoo6 opss ss snsS NEw si gap ch5ss 1o
Columbia pike. Ari, Va. IA. A..7-s5722.
~. sylyanla. 2i-in.. halo light. blond
console con Il inmae;; q, .eoS eoss over 500;
tion radio-phono.; $3.50. ia. T-4523.
nv. II in. console; sale OF trade for
good. refrigerator; going overseas.
dE. 9-f3lO. ~-e3
TYPEWRITER sALE--Used and new,
portables and ONCE size; S20 and
up. Guaranteed. A gift for the
whole family. CENTRAL. 20I 9
14th st. NV
TYPEWRITERS-Spe Christmas
sale OF guaranteed standards and
portables $3.50 up. Terms. Open
sats. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO. 1431 e. Capitol ST., Ii. 3-00S2.
Easy parking. Our 45th year. --23
TYPEWRITER. Remington No. To-;
needs few minor repairs; S25. Call
RA ti-1OsI. --22
TYPEWRITER. Royal standard. excel.
eond.: IDEAL Christmas gift: very
reas. After pm. TE. 6-3963;
TYPEWRITER, Underwood portable,
with case: excellent condition. S45.
JU. 5-0229 after 4 pm.
TYPEWRITER, portable. excellent
cond.: would make nice Xmas gift
for student; S35. LO. 5-3203. ---223
VACUUM CLEANERS-we specialize
Id used cleaners. Largest stock in
ID. C.. Lowest prices anywhere.
TOPS VACUUM STORE. f05 11th
st. s.e. Ii. $4,000.
VACUUM CLEAHERS-xmas specials.
Hoover, Eleetroiux Eureka. Apex;
many more from &19,95: new ap-
pearar.ce and guar. 5211 BALTIC. blvd, !.
AP. T-d41{JI. = ---SDR
Evening star., 1954-12-21

STEAM ENcINEs for birthday 81
sES's'ss az ssa sass 1ss ssa y sssss|:il esil
TABLE. naioeany drum: pr. Of
IlFsng rni. lamps; GE vacuum clean-
TaBLE. msi,os. hoe, drop-leaf: : yTs. Old.
Phons OF. 9-aa56 after i:5o- D n.
TABLE and 4 chairs: gray chrome.
Formfca top: orig. cost 615DsSO. sell
SD excel eond OIL. 4-63f0. ---z3
3ABLECL0TH. exquisite. new, hand
crocheted: size 5sxS9. Call RE.
rELEyfsIoNs-ciose-ous Of Grand
new 1854 Tvs. Z1-in table models,
&9S. 1f~in table models. SS6. SLAT-
TERY,S. 430p Wis. ave. nv. KE.
TELEViSION, .nex. 1855 models. In
crates; II you have cash and want
to save money. call HU. 3-4S00.
TELEyIsI0N, Admiral y-way combi-
nation 3-speed record changer. A NJ
IN: thoroughly recondftioneds $50.
Other reccnd. TVS from $19. SLAT-
TERYS. 1909 WIS. ave. NV. KE.
FELEviIsIoN-For best deal on ma
ttonai brands. 1855 models. WOOD
MOOR APPLIANCE. 10109 CoIesvfIie
I'd JU. 7-D4o0. --25
TELEYIsION. combination; 1o-ffch
screen, AMIN radio, 2-speed rec
ord player, SO; miscellaneous items.
Oy, 3-4s54
Evening star., 1954-12-21
SCRAP MFTAIS

Copper brass, lead. aluminium. zinc
and auto batterfess Highest prices
always paid WASH. RAG IL BAG
CO.. 215 L ST. g.w., DI. 7-SO07.
Open every SATURDAY. until 4::30 D.n
WANTED 10 BUY Used motor
scooter. IN good condition JA
7-2S2S. 223
Evening star., 1954-12-21
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

$3.50 sGLE.. sleep. rn.: sli. dbie.
beds; $3.50 twin beds; refgr., hot
plate. t22S NJ ST. NV. 23
VICE. WARM ROOM. comft,, clean - 7
people; $40 mo. co. 5-1S52 -gI
I NICE Ink. ROOM for lady only:
S3s month Newly redec 1885
Newton St. NV. To. 2-2s52, DU.
253D 18Th N.W.--lst d. bed-siffine
eiatr:.; ii: Sc sia.s5 49, VI. pE g s-ieas. ss pssi
l114 MASS. AVE-, The Oakmont'
Twin beds elee kit, bed linen, utils.
flirf.. excel tfankps Ao. A-5930.
COLOkED--505 q ST. S.E.--Larsf
rlIls. refgr.. 4as stove: clean; $11
Evening star., 1954-12-21
APTs. FuRNIsHEp-vA.


ARL., mr.. Clarendon Entire end a..
5 rms. bath, mr.. bus: 10 min. PEN
tagon. y. c.; S115 mos incl. utiis.
Avail now. il 4-6265. ss2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and 1-bed-
room apartments: janitor service.
laundry privileges. downtown lOca-
ticn: all utilities: $76 to S02. 80.
Call TE 6-0670, between 10 am.
/ ase aBeDRoom, 4 Dia Lry. nm. bath, kiten-
en-dinette. laundry facilities Ia
bsmt Hrowning $500. .-21
ARL.Bedrm.. liv. rns.. dinette..
kit, bath; above averages apt. Bldg;
SOS. ia. 2-1S00. 80
N. ARL.--Attrac. pine-paneled bsmt.
apt with kitchen. shower and pvt.
entr.: utils. and teie. incl; men
preferred: $Tb. IA. T-6401 after 8.
Nh. FENTAG0N--Family apis. and
hotel rms: low day OF week rates:
free parkirg. IA. 2-3343. 223
N. ARL.-Get settled before Xmas In
this spacious bedrn, liY. rn,,
dinette. lit, bath S94 30 mo-, utils.
re, except & slse : "a yA s,:sa ) s;.x...,-s :s sn.
plex: ls. rnl.. kit. bedrm.. bath;
lss parking ,,s spaee d's pyt entrance a nee
less than y ~. from pentason.
FALLS sat csHautKcH. VA, on Lee hwy
9-room apt. ii apt. BLDG. large.
attractive studio living -bedrnl.s mod
ern dinette Kitchen. selnibath: suit
for cple... SO mo. with uttfs.. II.
1enae IA S.334N --231
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WAR SURPLUS

Daily. $50 to 5 Sun. 1880 to 1880
TARPAULINS
1exis O. e sle,s9; sese; Il l9xTa nI, st2,sei exs.
CLOTH. $3.50. CANVAS.
f,MAN i4srossAAwg SAYS: $50, PICKS; Isl g
Sc &c Fl TeIB. sLEDdE. g. @ 5aGaf.. aGSaSf.'
NEW GAS CANS. SO. PAINT. So
AXES fUSEDi, 81 so. 3-ToN HY-
DRAULIc JACKS, S6.95. SIN. SAW
BLADES, S1.25 14-QT. BUCKETS,
soc, HAMMERS. SOC. HAND SAWS,
Evening star., 1954-12-21
GALVESTON
APARTMENTS

NICHOLS AVE. AND GALVESTON
t,LA pIAcE convenient e Boiling Field.
GRATED outside apts., overlooking
Galveston place; liv. rra., betirni.
dinette. full-sized kit. and pastel tile
bath: 500 80 mo-, furn., incl. all
utils.. Apply resident manager on
premises. 20 Galveston pl. s.w. 10.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
APARTMENT
FURNISHED

Walking distance from Boiling Field,
Living room, bedroom, kitchen and
Guided as I Reference nsse.s reuaired eau nIs For M
information call EX. 3-52a522 -:.3
Evening star., 1954-12-21
APIS. FURN.. B. {. Cont. !

WESTCHESTER APTS.
Beautifully redecorated; bedrooms.
2 baths. large living room, dining
room, den and kitchen, sub rent
until April 80. 1855: $275 mo. IA.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
CONNECTICUT AVE.

Spacious one hedrm.. liy, rm.. utils.
switchboard and eley.:: dining foyer.
kitchen and bath Also efiic Shop
ping center. Children accented. HO
Evening star., 1954-12-21
ROOMS WITH BoARD


lN.yR.--GfRI shsre nnod 3-br5rr.
home, twin beds, Nv. With ether
Eifiss SIS mo. IA 2-Be02, eres
Evening star., 1954-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. l-msn. sia per Id. day; :,
Toohs @aa; d iEsouiRPs.. CO. gay Ju SO s-sssi &
Evening star., 1954-12-21

WASHINGTON GROvE--cony. NH.
Navy Medical. 3 bedrnns.. lse. liy.
school and shopping. 10. 4-oslS.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
COLD

Bring your dental gold, platinum,
discarded ieye.rs We pay cash.
Evening star., 1954-12-21

i23 HAMILTON ST. N.W.--Mastel
bedroom; private shower; gentle,
man; Gentle home. RA. 3-936l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-07
Different Shrimp

When next you plan to boil
shrimp either for a salad or
to be speared with toothpicks
and dunked in q sharply fia-
yored sauce as q canape add
q couple Of tablespoons Of
mixed picking spice to the
water in which they are to
be cooked. Makes them, oh.
SO delicious!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-07
Foot Notes

! ONJk "a NOtG9
The idea that q small foot
indicated culture and refine
ment started in Ancient China
In 1900 BIC. Empress Toki was
born with abnor1nally small
feet. TO save her embarrass-
ment, an edict was issued stat
ing that to be truly noble,
ladies must have small feet.
too. Even today. some Of US
sacrifice foot comfort by wear
ing shoes that are too small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-07
After Five In Puris

For after I'VE: The little
coat. taken from the sill
houette of . bed jacket, in
satin. collarless and tied at
the throat. Many deliberately
embroidered, matching dresses
in fabric. Shown over all
types, slim or full.
Almost every dress, whether
evening or daytime, had its
own coat or bloused jacket.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24

Carroll. Frank Shumaker. Cash
Mundav, n. II. Tapscott and Pres
ton Kidd Stewards. NJ r. Jones.
s p. Rittenhouse, Hayden Ander-
son and Wilson lDanSey. Spsuaeon
Wade and A II Wood, Grand
Lodge represent dives, +. Piefson
Scott and " "A, DAWSON. Jr
Lodge Instructor. j II Duncan
Classes are held Tor Instruction
each Wednesday nl1ht III the
Lodge Han
st Johns night. December 81
has also been designated as
Ladies Night with installation of
| officers and banquet preceding
the meeting Harold tR Stephen
son Of Palmyra. past Grand Mas
ter Of MaSOns III Virginia will be
Installing officer lat the December
81 meeting W. j. Smith was APP
pointed chaplain and J +. Daniel
IS Chaplain EMERITUS Regular
meetings are held the third Fri
day N each month.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24
Mt. Zion

The community's boys and girls
are returning home from their
respective Institutions Of higher
learning Tor the holidays. among
ttenl Miss Penny Clark, Miss
Annie JONES. and Kramer Ander-
son. Jr
There viii BE- It Christmas page
aft at Mt Zion Church the night
OF December "a.
Lyon Clarke was home for the
week end.
Mrs. Preston Mertz called Sun
day afternoon on Mr.. and Mrs
Norvell Pitts Of Jefferson, Pow
haitian county,
George Rhodes was 4 luncheon
guest of MI. and Mrs. NJ. X. DAVIS
thiS week
Two Of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Bryaht'S children We're home for
the week end. Robert Earl and
Miss Kathleen.
Mr. and Mrs Aubrey Arnold
ana children spent Sunday With
MI and Mrs Herbert Anderson.
Miss Louise Anderson continues
quite sick.
Mrs Maude Putney. one of Mt
Zion Sunday School teachers. was
absent Sunday due to illness. Her
friends hope she will soon be re-
turned to health Mrs. Bette
Dean and Mrs Lawrence Janer-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24

Derrenbacker and three children
4 ON Alexandra ! nd Frank Der
renbacker of Wealthia.
Mrs r. + Sm.tA and Deborah
WHO were sick last week are I'M
proving
Mr. and Mrs K NJ Dunayant
spent Saturday III. Richmond.
E f Price received rneasage
telling him OF the death OF MS
brother in Law. w r Shepherd
Of Richmond, who died Monday
Dec Is. Mars. Shepherd is the for
mer Lille Pearl Price, who was
reared IN this community,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Duneyant
We're Farmyille visitors Wednes-
day
Mr. and Mrs r F. Coleman
and Ronald. OF Farmville. visited
relatives here and at Arcanum on
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24
Mrs. Sarah J. Thomas
Buckingham Native
Dies December 10

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah
Josephine Thomas, "a, " ldoW OF
GettIGe Wesley Thomas. Who
died Sunday evening Dec. 10. at
the home vi son. Robert j
Thomas near Dlll@yn were held
al , . m tuesday al Cedar
Baptist Church Interment was
IN the church cemetery.
A native of Buckingham coun-
ty, she was a daughter OF the
late Edward and Linda Sharpe
Thomas.
She is survived by two sons.
Robert j Thomas and Gordon
Thomas. ol Dlllwyn. four daugh-
ters. Mrs sam Toney and Mrs.
Harrison Catlett. Jr., OF Rich
mond Mrs. Floyd RakeS. OF New
Canton. and Mrs. Murray Oliver.
Of Alpha, a brother, Tommy Tho
mas. Of Curdsvllle, and three sis
tcrS. Mrs Conrad LeSueur. Mrs.
Mamie l.. Sharpe and Mrs. Jim
my Sharpe. OF Dillwyn. and IA
grandchildren.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24

son called on Mrs. Putnev. Sun
day afternp Don.
Mrs. Willie Childress, Miss
June Childress and Mrs. Kramer
Anderson visited Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Llewtllyn OF Buckingham
Recently
Mis- Attic White is getting
along very Well after fall III
which she sustained broken
arm
Mrs. Iliclma rattnn has beef
sick With 4 cold She was 4 bust
ness visitor in Farrnville and
Richmond recently.
Miss Beth Horton and Freddie
Mertz. both of Texas, Will spend
Christmas with Freddie's mother,
Mrs. Preston Mert2.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-24
Chestnut Grove

The Chestnut Grove Sunday
School will present their Christ
mas program here at The Church
Friday night at p. m. the public
is cordially invited TO attend.
The Concord Sunday School
will present one act pageant
My Wife Mary" III the Church
Sunday night at 3 p. m. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Morris and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. L.
r. Harris near Sheppards Sunday
evening
Jimmy Carter, Of Crewe, was
the guest Saturday OF Mi. and
Mrs w 7. Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs H. p. Senger and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Buster
Stanley and family. Of Farmville.
visited Mr.. ana Mrs. i. NJ SEN
ger Sunday
Recent visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs
j l.. Harris were. Mr. and Mrs
Eugene OBrien, Rev. and Mrs.
J p Leitner. Mr. and Mrs - A
MANS, Jack. and Paul MANS.
Loren Orange T M. MANS. Miss
Elizabeth Senger. Mrs. Maude
Stiles and Bernice and Mrs Harry
Metals and David.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sheppard
ST.. and Frank d. Sheppard Jr~
of Nottoway and MI and Mrs.
Bobby Lynch. of Crewe. were
Sunday guests i'll the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. c. Il Morris.
Mrs T. N Saul, Mrs f. r Re
pass, c. II. Morris and Roger
spent Sunday in Richmond where
they visited Capt r. ~ Saul who
has been q patient at Mcclure
Hospital for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. w r Cook and
boys visited MT. and Mrs. c. 4.
Forbes Sunday night.
III. ID. Club Officers
Mrs f r. Senger was hostess
to the Home Demonstration Club
Monday with fifteen members
present to join in the Christmas
party New officers Installed were.
Mrs. W. T. Cook. president. Mrs.
Mary Bracey. vice president and
Miss Mamie Beasley, secretary.
Miss Ann Cook spent Sunday
with Misses Connie and Frances
O Brlen.
Little Sammy Kidd is CON
fined to his bed With gland trou-
bic.
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w. c. Duncan Named
Worshipful Master
OF ScOttsville Lodge

w. C. Duncan was elected Wor
stlpIul M astef oi Scottsville
Lodge No. a.. Al and AM. al tie
regular rnr-ting held DeeeinbeI
II. Others elected were. George
Dansey, senior warden hussel
Collins. Jr junior warden. joe
Wilson, senior deacon, and Pol
lard Staley. junior deacon. Clar-
ence A. Whitfield and Charles r
Dorrier. were reelected secretary
and treasurer. positions they have
held for many years.
The incoming master made the
following appointments, and A. r
'TlIacker Sick Conmitte. Donald
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Knoxville

Miss Lucy Lee Wooten. OF
Longwood College, Is home for the
Christmas holidays
Mr. and Mrs Dick Payne. OF
Richmond spent the week end
With MIS- Carey Payne
Miss Ruby Gillespie. OF Rich
mond. spent The week end In her
home at Enonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Word Jr.,
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. F N
Word. Pat Scott and Rodney
Word. visited Mr.. and Mrs. B
II Word. ST.. Sunday
Mrs. Richard Dunevant was re-
Gently visited by her brothers Guy.
Derrenbacker. Of Norfolk. Ralph
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HIT BY PLANE PROP: LIVES

Dayton, ONO Mrs. Elizabeth
Fennell. an "airplane parker" at
Wright-Patterson All Force Base.
had just guided twin-englned
CAS- into parking position ana
was placing blocks in front Of the
planes wheels. when 'eha woe
struck by the propeller. While she
lost a front tooth and had thir-
teen stitches taken in the lower
part Of her face she feels She is
lucky 70 be alive
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BOY. 5. IN WELL

TlmpSon. TeXA IS Firemen res
cued Michael Lynn Crawford. S.
from an abandoned l5-Ioot-Well
on a vacant lot after Mikes com
panlon, Jackie Wilder, 4. ran Tor
help. The TWO children were going
10 a nearby grocery store when
the child acciderltly stumbled into
the hole.
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MUTUAL DEFENSE TREATY

Nationalist China and the
United States recently signed a
mutual defense treaty that pledg-
ed Joint effort toward the pre-
scrvatlon Of peace and security"
and declared that an attack on
one state would be held danger
Gus to its own peace and safety"
by the other
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STURDY SPf.tIA(I.t.S

Prescott, Arlz.-- While on a Civil
ian Air Patrol plane on a mes
sage dropping training mission.
II erm a Il Edwardson. observer.
leaned out of the plane to drop q
The wind whipped off
his glasses. The ground crew. 500
teet ueioW, picked them up. I'M
%~N-"n "n@ kont thaul for him
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sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs (, G. Slayton and
son. Donald. of Richmond. visit
ed Mrs. A. F.. Coleman Saturday
evening Others visiting in the
same home Saturday eyeflina
we're Mr. and Mrs. John Word
and Mr. and Mrs. - V toirn,ah.
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Patterson
Continued From Page CID

NNOItlIIuCo TAOHu rage N-1D
was willing to mix and did so,
wherein lay his downfall. II he
had boxed and run he might
have lasted longer, but he chose
to swing with Patterson. Patter-
son was cool and wasted no mo-
tions. Short chopping rights
dropped Brown to his knees twice
in the first round. and four or
five quick rights to the jaw put
Brown down again in the sec
ond. Brown pulled himself up by
the rope to beat the count, but
he was in no shape to continue,
and Referee Ray Bowen stopped
it at LAO of the second.
1t was Patterson S 18th straight
pro victory, his eighth by a
knockout, since winning the
Olympic middleweight title.
A crowd of 1888 paid a gross
gate of S1,744.
There were four knockouts
among the five preliminaries and
everybody went home early.
Actually everybody was out of
the place by 1915 pm. The only
bout going the route went TO
Welterweight Tommy Williams
over Leslie Harris in six rounds.
Otherwise Ray Tucker beat Trust
Brown in the second. Syl Temple
beat Chuck Diggs in the third,
Harold Smith dumped Tommy
Curtis in the first and Chuck
kid Saucer kayoed Tommy
HaSkins in the third.