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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS size: like
aeccrd;a1 new; ;saeriftics' NE $40; also lge; -size
AIR c0NDiTfoNHINEiGy. TO IN Gy-csoS; new lU three
ton units with -evaporating con-
denser; factory lists over $4,000
ca. Have to sell fast; $1,000 ca.
AIR CONDITIONER-3-ton priceless
AIR CONDITIONING. 22i2 I4th st.
Air CoNDiTi0SER, h-h.p., Fedders,
2 summers old. S125. HO. 2-5136.
AIR CONDITIONERS, 9i-ton Seryel.
Regular $369.95. now S195. Call
Air CoNDiTIoNERs, in crates.
Brand-new 1858 Chrysler, q hip,
reg. S399:95; spec, S299.95. New
spec. S219.95 We Specialize in
easement window units. No metal
to cut. Free survey. A. g. A.
APPLIANCE 770O Ga. ave. NV.
"A. Is y.
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LADIES, age 1926, neat.
single. aggressive, free to travel
New England summer resorts. Earn
more than $500 per mo. Permanent;
excellent future for persons that
qualify. Apply in person to H. C.
kATES, Cairo Hotel, 1912 pm.
REsPoNsIBIE POSITION for re-
fined woman. over 20; $4,000 first
year; high school education neces-
sssTy; permanent position. Box
EXCEPTiONAL OPPORTUNITY for s
well-edueated women interested In
child guidance: teaching, Girl Scout
or PTA experience an asset. Hours
8 to 4, Saturdays optional. Send
qualifications and phone number
Box 33S-L, Star. Ill
women to do pleasant
handwork at home. Can earn 5000
mo. in spare time. Write, include
phone, Box 273-J. Star. IL
AVON PRODUTCS, INC, needs am
bilious women to serve regular AVON
customers. Earnings up to S10C
mo; Full or part time. RE: z
ARE You FREE AFTER 3 pm? Turn
evening hours into good income.
No experience required but ambi-
tion and car necessary. For inter-
view, phone EN-. 3-5l57. 10
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PIANOS-Nice selection Of nne. fac
tory-rebuilt grands, incl. Steinway,
ering and many others; all look
. full guar, on easy terms. MUSIC
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcon.., ,

FAN. '53. vornado, floor or case.
ment window fan; 3 speed. can aisc
be used as exhaust fan. l2-in, blade
RE. 7-2S6S. Ext. 7O9.
FENCE, chain link: special low prices
no dn. payment, mo. terms. ia
S-O442 or 10. 2-SS67. till 8 pm
EIXTURES--Drug, fountain and ci
gar; air-conditioner. lotion unit.
". old; must sacrifice; moving
FOAM RUBBER cut any shape. hoai
bunks. cushions. holsters, etc. GIL.
L1LAND. 2145 NV. EA. 3-6633
Sectional couch, chair
tables. lamps. dinette set, blond;
misc; breaking home. sacrifice. IA,
FURSSiiTTiURE-Mod. s-pc. sect. sofa;
wrought iron dinette set (limed
oak topl. HE. 4-S234 after B Ia
FURNITURE:-Kitc table .27x41
lamps bsdspreads, shoes, dresses
F6RN.Ese%onths-old F6RNsIDoi furn. complete
for enc. apt Incl. eonv. sofa bed
FTksNisGINGsS THsi ISL SCFSIo: To- unfurnishsd ant
owner should see contents Of my
ant. Much for sale. WA. 7-7074.
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new, bet
ter-Rrade bedrm.. dining rm.. living
rm,, from unclaimed freight and
factory closeouts, etc; A great say:
BLDG, 460 New York ave. NV;
daily. 1915; Sat-. till 4. RE. 7-4310
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MOTOR TRAVEL

Los ANGELES. Leaving Nav Is.
Take 3 persons. share expenses.
Call MR.. SMITH. 10. 3-4054 10'
DENVER Young woman driving
about May l2; share expenses and
driving with /. Call EN-. 2-4999.
OKLAHOMA, new car. leave May 81.
take 2 or 8: references EXCHANGED.
LO. 7-S221. IA
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ANTIOIIES

ware. Oriental art objects, jewelry.
rugs. silverware paintings, por-
traits: highest cash prices paid. Eall
MURRAY, ia. 9-3333.
BATHROOM OUTFIT (built-in tub,
apt. size gas range: 42-in. sfIk):
private party. Reas. RIA. o-2036.
BEDROOM, dining room, contents Of
home: cash. We do moving, storage.
IA. 9-2937: evenings. RA. S-14f0.
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UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY
ARTHUR MURRAY

Has positions open for several youne
ladies with college background. Neat
appearance and pleasing personality
II you are interested in joining the
staff Of one Of our four large beau
TRULY appointed studios and par
this will be the answer to the
change you have been thinking
about. Income above average with
excellent opportunity of moving tc
interviewing and supervisory posi-
tions. Positions available in our
Alexandria. Arlington, Silver Spring
person at the ARTHUR MURRAY
STUDIO. 1011 Conn. ave. Wash.
ington, 2 to and z to 9 pm. 10
COLORED GIRL wanted. to clerk In
variety store. 1907 You ct. NV.
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TOP PRICE PAID
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

SIAMESE KITTENS, registered, rea-
sonable and housebroken, 6 wks. old.
Annapolis. Tel. Colonial S-795O.
COLLIE PUPS. Axe, sables and
tries. $35 up. BATTERToN. MeIri-
II field { HIvn. Xs.' JE;r JE; 2Is5S2; 26Ss,s 10
give good homes to lovely dogs at
D. c. dog pound. 8. Capitol and
Eye SITS. s.w.. $3.50 am. to 8 pm.
except Saturday and Sunday; reas.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES
Axe reg, champion sired. ASGARD
KENNELS, JE. 2-566O. I'D
SIAMESE KITTENS, housebroken, 3
wks. Dunkirk 6-S65S. 10
COLLIES-Intelligent show-type pup
pies; wormed and shots; Axe reg.
Reasonable. DU. 5-S876. IA
WANTED-Pet lovers who will give
good homes to kittens and cats.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. 8 wks. old,
Championship stock, reg. Axe and
F. p. and B. Call Sunday or
evenings after 8 pm. Dunkirk
PARAKiEEETs WANTED CHARLES
@. WOODS. Baltimore. Md. Bel
mont. 5-76S4. Valley 3-6757. la
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BEDROOM AND ALL
FURNITURE WANTED
CALL TIL q PM. EN-. 2-6677

BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity, and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 1893 Penna. ave. NV.
FURNITURE WANTED, any amount:
cash for single pieces or entire
household. JU. 5-03l3. -I6
FURNlTURE-Win buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces; also old china,
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
55 years. HOPWOODS, 9Th and K
sts. NV, ME. S-62S7.
FURNITURE wanted todas, furniture
any amount. Also want good piano.
refrigerator and gas range Call MR..
GRADY. Ma S-267e
FURN. WANTED-Will buy all kinds
OF good used furniture; top price.
ia. $3.50, -
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HELPWoAAEN

GENERAL OFFICE CLERK for silver
Spring store. Experienced typist,
cashier and shorthand helpful. In
Mrs. Strauss, MAJOR MASTER
PIECES. INC. oil 7th st. NV.
HOSPITAL ADMITTING OFFICER-
College grad, social sciences. to
train in held Of medical social work.
some interviewing or social agency
experience desired. Ability to use
Typewriter necessary. Do not apply
shift. including every third Sunday.
DRIA HOSPITAL. 10
HOUSEWIVES earn money the easy
way in your spare time at home.
Unlimited phone nee. Call Tuesday,
8 to B, HE. 4-5931.
IBM ELECTROMATIC TYPIST, ex-
pert, college graduate preferred. nice
personality, reliable; classified work;
excellent position with scientific re-
search organization. Send complete
resume and salary expectation In
own handwriting to P. o. Box 1858.
JSSISR JSSSSSasSaaj cfEkK-inside Md messenger,
pleasant position in nationally
known school Hours 8:15 to 4:45.
5-day week, salary $130-$140 mo.
Good chance for advancement. See
MRS. DUNN. 2301 Pa. ave. n.w.-10
LAUNDRY WORKERS-We have sew
eral permanent positions for women
who would like to learn wearing
apparel pressing. Pleasant working
conditions. vacation with pay. Free
insurance. Apply ELITE LAUNDRY.
e
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SALESIADY

SALESLADY
Excellent working conditions, with
good pay for experienced saleslady
for our blouse and accessory depts.
CLOTHES. 1885 F st. NV.
SALESWOMAN. 25-45. with car. to
previous experience in outside direct
selling. Of such products as hosiery.
magazines, cosmetics, brushes. well
come vehicle service, china. kitchen
ware. or appliances in homes you
will like our proposition which offers
and monthly bonus: 5-day. 40-hour
week. paid vacation. liberal EN-
ploye benefits. some knowledge of
sewing desirable. Apply in person
s2n6Ea s1 MI spisIman' aM4mn' ,qrcIv or nm Field. @
S417 Ga, ave. Silver Spring. Md.
SALESWOMAN - For steady sales
position in our local sewing center.
Salary. commission. and many other
CENTER. 3109 14th ST.. NV. lie
SALESWOMAN. 25-45. with car, to
sell our products. If you have had
previous experience in outside direct
selling Of such products as hosiery.
magazines, cosmetics. brushes, well
ware, or appliances in homes. you
will like our proposition which offers
car allowance, salary. commission
and monthly bonus; 5-day. 40-hour
week. paid vacation, liberal en-
sewing desirable. Apply in person
to MR.. CLOUGH. 3421 Conn. ave.
sALIEswoMAN. for gift shop; 5-day,
40-hr. week; permanent position.
Apply between Q and 4 pm, daily,
Friday. MARY BAYNES GIFTS
1863 N. Fairfax DIR Arl., Va
(Kann's Shopping Center). Ill
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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK AND G.HW., 51a-day week
No phone calls. MADAME ROSE
1907 Conn. ave. NV. 10
COUPLE, no. children, exper. gh.w
and gardening. to work on farm
in nearby Md: Apply 1017 7th st
G. .H:W. and care of 2 children;
5-day wk., of Wed. EXP, ref. Apply
bet. 10 and 2, 1850 s st. Sc. Ill
G.H.W. - Live in with doctor anc
family; must move to N. Y. area
room and board, small salary Il
start. Call 2 to 6 pm, AP. 7-9292
HOUSEKEEPER. white, mature wom-
an. live in, care of home and 2
children for business cpl. No cook
ing for adults. Salary, $50. XII.
PERMANENT JOB for person ex-
perienced In child care; 3 children;
hrs. z am. to 4 pm, Monday and
Tues. of. S25 wk. Call LA. 6-9310.
ROCKVILLE-Light housework. care
for children; 5 days wk.; S25 wk
PO. 2-9657 after $50 pm. Ia
SETTLED WOMAN for g.h.w.. cook
ing; nearby Va. Two adults. Live
in; pvt. bath. Refs. IA. S-2393.
III
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

SECRETARY
For well est. lawyer investor. Knowl.
edge Of bookkeeping nee. Age 25-35;
6-day wk., 1-girl once: excel. sal
ary: Apply afternoons daily, 729
18th st. NV, 3rd Il. front; D1. q
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WOMEN
AGE 21 TO As

To train for light assembly work. We
are accepting applications for pres
ent and future openings in an ex-
panding program.
Previous. factory experience desirable
but not necessary.
APPLY IN PERSON
8 AM. TO PM.
MELPAR, INC.
44O SWAMI AVE.
TAT Jefferson Davis Hwy.)
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Evening star., 1954-05-10

CARPENTRY, steps, porches, SCREEN
ing, painting: done reason. Cali
CARPENTRY, Al: free estimates; !;
prompt service. LU. 3-1242. 81"
CARPENTRY, remodeling, repairs,
cabinetwork, general contracting.
CARPENTRY, dormers, porches, rec
reation rooms. partitions. anything.
MR.. SMITH, ia. 4-050l any time.
CARPENTRY, general repairs, paint
ing; work guar; reas. price. Mr..
LAYTON, RA. 6-1S25 after
week ends. III
Evening star., 1954-05-10

TYPIST-Bethesda aviation organi-
S;Iday week. Cali MAS DoDSoN.
TYFIsT, W s7v0VHi White, ao-4o; 5-day, 10
hour week; 5000 mo. to start. Com
pletely -cond, office. For insur-
ance policy writing. Experience pre-
fsGTsd nc nSt osssa AgPly M NJ
sURANCE. INC. 1436 P st. NV:
TYPIsT. 1890. accurate and ap-
proximately As w.p.m.; splendid op-
portunity for ambitious young lady
to advance in fire and casualty in
surance agency. Call Mrs. Deenihan,
TYPIsT, 4 time or more. Profes-
fast: accurate typist-general ofice
worker, so w.p.m., and feeling for
detail; S1.25 per hour; hours may be
adjusted. Trial basis with perma.
Iss nsns pSSiti9n pTrt9np6 for right person Call
TxRdsT 1bntSTr. to work with hishssT5ads
$1,000 annually. Typing speed. A.
w.p.m. or more Varied duties incl
permanent position. In reply give
educ. exper. and age. Box 39l-L,
TfPlST, experienced for part time
work: must live in Brentwood area.
37th st.. Brentwood. Nd. ,UN.
TYPIST-21 to As, with interest in
letter writing, able to assign forms
and answer INQUIRIES; salary S175
to $500 depending upon ability;
5-day, 40-hr. week. See MRS. DUNN
1901 Pa. ave. NV. 10
TYPIST-CLERK
Arlington Realty Co. has openings fol
two young typist-clerks who are will.
ing to learn varied duties in rea
estate business. Telephone IA. z.
$500. MISS LANG: for appointment
Evening star., 1954-05-10
SALESLADY

Opening for topnotch, experienced,
ing quality fashion merchandise In a
lovely store. Liberal discount on
personal purchases. Apply Mr.. Mac
Gregor, THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP,
N. Highland and Fairfax dr., Arling-
ton, Va. IL
Evening star., 1954-05-10

LADIES (5), immed. placement,
hrs. day or sve;; his; or business
WOMAN, who likes to sew to make
belts, buttons, and covered buckles.
Apply SINGER SEWING CENTER.
WOMAN, high school education.
ambitious, capable Of meeting peo-
pie; rapid Advancement: $4,000
year. Box 57-K. Star. 10
WOMAN. colored, for general clean
ing and janitress work. in apt.
bldg; steady. 44-hour week. Apply
Mr.. Iceland, $50 to 4. maintenance
oHce. NAYLOR GARDENS, 3Oth
WOMAN: ,2b TO SO yrs, with nice
personality, who needs to add S45-
$75 per wk. to family income: car
essential for local driving: perma-
nent position: flexible working hours.
Write, giving address and phone
number. Boy 373-L. Star. ii
WOMEN: $40 salary, plus bonus; 3
making appt. for photographer.
614 10th st: NV. 9th floor. 15e
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES
china glass, furniture, etc, before
calling WALTER REDD ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal.
664O GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TU. 2-2727 RA. 3-70O0
ANTIQUES WANTED
asFse 4ss %s sSnd ave- seT5iFy s. RGs s5s:
SAW MILESTONE, NO. 10000.
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China furniture. silverware. tewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
lily; CsIl LOUIS SEGAL. ia. 2-b3sS:
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CERO MEATO KIBBLE

AyHA6r SA6t ek os6cEaY AZ E8gF ToSE ISSAl cRE REE
FOR ADDRESS OF STORE NEAR
DISTRIBUTED BY O..
CAPITOL PET SUPPLY
sos C ST. S.W. ST. 3.b660
Evening star., 1954-05-10

Stone, FlagStone, Cement
Specializing in retaining walls. patios.
flower boxes. steps walks. drives.
porches. lily ponds, fireplaees, etc.
24-hr. service. For free estimate
call JERRY. LU. l-4756.
TILE REPAIRS. new INSTALLATIONS, re-
SeeS IA. ea.SSo6.0 60.S1eSs 80. s.5assss 5ssSsnsn'' 0A'N''
Evening star., 1954-05-10
MANAGEMENT CAREER

AN44 AN N44NA 414N4G&N l. S6A4t4394t y
National company has opening for
ambitious, weD-groomed woman to
train for managerial position; salary
during training period to qualified
applicant. Your Job will be to select.
train and supervise a sales organi-
zation. II YOU are between "a and
40 and q willing worker, here is
an opportunity for you to make
Car necessary for Local., driving. For
personal interview; call Lo. $1,000
Tor Mr.. TAvENNER." "-' ' Lii A
MARKER, to check in and tag cloth
ing for cleaning. Applicant must
be alert. honest and industrious.
Excel. working conditions. Exper
not necessary. Apply in person to
H. C. Leroy, INSTITUTE CLEAN
ING PLANT. S021 Georgia ave..
Silver Spring. Nd. 10
MARKERS WANTED. Apply WASH
INGTON LAUNDRY. 2627 K st. NV.
MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT, age
25-40. experienced; work includes
office nursing and .typing. dicta-
phone; S54.50 weekly. Downtown
Office: RE. 7-1400. Ext. 21O -16
NURSES, graduate, registered, for
home-care program. ALEXANDRIA
VISITING NURSE SERVICE, XII.
NURSE, white. age 25-4O for private
hospital: live in or out; references.
CO. 6-4764 Ill
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HELP---W0NAEN
TYPIST

Young woman, 21-35 yrs. Of age,
well. Pleasant telephone voice is
essentials; job consists of serving
our advertising customers by phone;
5-day. 40-hr.- week. Apply person
nel, Room sos. Open weekdays,
S:30-6 and Sat. o-12. No phone
Evening star., 1954-05-10
PORCHES

T made into extra tpIn room: ;sloIsies SS'Iu. Ia.
stalled. Free estimates cheerfully
given Cali Mr.. KENNEY. OIL.
2-7SoS' III
Evening star., 1954-05-10

ROOFING, all types; cutters, spouts,
carpentry and painting. A. D.
THOMAS. WA. 1882.
ROOF REPAIRS of all kinds: ROOT
ing: 30-yrs. exper.. IL 1890:
ROOFING. timing, -oof-painting, re-
pairing. guttering nc spouting Cal
MR.. SHIPLEY. RA. 3-415S 10
ROOFING: WATERPROOFlNGc cellars
walls; paint. plaster: white mech:
work guar: low price. Ii. $500
Evening star., 1954-05-10
CARPENTRY

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs, short circuits, small Jobs done
immed. RA.. 6-2222 any time.
ELECTRICIAN. licensed. real estate
maintenance. old and new work, air.
.cond., plugs installed. AID. 4-0397.
ELECTRICIAN-Wir of all kinds
licensed in Md. Repair service at
any time. EN-. 2-SS14. IA
FENCES is our business! All styles.
wood and chain link. NO MONEY
prices. FREE ESTIMATE. IU. l.
24SS; nights, RE. 6-7096. -16
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-17
Brownie, Girl
Scouts Start
Meeting Tuesday

Farmville Brownie and Girl
Scouts are reminded that on next
Tuesday. September 81, the first
meeting Of the year will be held
immediately following school.
Brownie group meeting at 2 p.
m. IN the Episcopal Parish House
on High Street will be led by Mrs
H F Burton and Mrs. B. T Tay-
lor. Jr
The Brownies meeting at p.
m in the Parish House will con-
tinue to be led by Mrs. A M De
Muth and Mrs. j. H. Whitfield
Troop l of the Girl Scouts,
meeting as usual after school in
the basement of Mrs Margaret D
Bruce home at 217 Venable
Street, will be led this year BY
Mrs j Barrye Wall, Jr., with Mrs
Margaret D. Bruce as assistant
leader
New girls to either the Brownie
or Girl Scout troops are requested
to bring their 81 registration fees
to these meetings. Old girls will
re-register only, since their fees
were paid in April
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-17

entered the Army in June of
1851.
Since his entry into service. he
has received the Bronze Star, the
Asiatic-Paclflc Campaign Medal
The American Campaign Medal
The World War II Victory Medal.
National Defense Medal. United
Nations Service Medal. Korean
Service Medal. the Chung Mu
DISTINGUISHED Service Medal. the
Korean Presidential Unit Citation
and the Combat Infantry Badge.
He is presently assigned to the
supply Division OF the Third
Armored Cavalry Regiment at
Fort Meade Md
Immediately following the we'd
ding a reception was held at the
Officers Open Mess at Fort
Meade Out-of town guests in
Guided MI and Mrs. Percy Trear.
Mr. and Mrs Drewry Gates. ST..
of Rice Mr.. and Mrs. Drewry
Gates. Jr and Nj. and Mrs.
John Trear Of Farmyille Dr..
Jack Siegel and Mrs. Suzanne
Brockert Of Natick Mass.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-17
Wesley Foundation
Plans Pre-School
Retreat This Friday

Longwood members Of the Yves
ley Foundation Council will re-
turn TO Farmville this Friday for
a pre- school retreat The theme
of the meeting, which will be held
until Sunday at nearby lake is
God S VIII Our Way"
Miss Betty Sue Rowles. director
of Christian Education at Cren-
shaw Methodist Church, Black
stone, viii be the speaker Friday
night and Saturday morning
Dr. Conrad Blackwell and the
Rev Charles O. Kidd. both of
Farmville will be the speakers
Saturday night
Lonewood College students re-
turning early to attend this re-
treat are 10 Anne Dyer, Frances
Northern, Loretta Brooking, Dot
tie Morris, jeanette Morris, Nancy
Striplin Helen Warmer. 10 Hills
man, Margaret Beavers, Virginia
Forward, Louise Nelson and Pat
Jones.
Miss Malinda Ayres director Of
the Farmville Wesley Foundation
who made arrangements for the
retreat, will accompany the group.
On Sunday 81 new students
who are Methodists. will be arriv-
ing to attend Longwood College.
This will make a total Of PAS
Methodist students at LongWood
this year five less than last year.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-17

cascade bouquets Of yellow car
nations.
Wade DeBose of Charlotte, n.
c.. was his brothers best man.
Groolnsmen were the Rev. We'll
liam Parker Burns, of Washing
ton. N c.. the Rev, Reid Mont
geometry, Of Reidsville, N. c.. the
Rev. j Shepherd Russell Of
Wananish. N c.. the Rev j. W.
Kennedy, Of Princeton n c., the
Rev Thomas Clark of Bluefield,
w Va, and William McElvaney
Of Dallas. Tex.
Martha Finley TAYLOR, Of
Orange niece Of the bride, and
Derry Burns. niece of the groom.
were flower girls.
The bride was graduated from
Westhampton College, and at
tended the Richmond Profession
al Institute. The groom was grad
uated from Davidson College
Davidson, N. c.. and the Union
Theological Seminary. Richmond
After a reception at the bride s
home. the couple left for q
northern wedding trip. They vii
make their home IN Laurel Hill
N C
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-17

been embroidered That's enough
for two quilts and two pillows.
Mary confesses.
The only trouble. she adds. is
that She has never had time to
put the pieces together
Busy Life
It's not surprising. however.
h a she hasn't had tim e
The young couple seldom get to
relax at their apartment in the
w F. l.. o. transmitter tower on
the outskirts of Farmville. They
even find little time for formal
rehearsals. This important fea-
ture Of show business they often
accomplish on trips to and from
an engagement.
It's gotten so that any few
minutes we have free. we right
away think Of some tune We can
be harmonizing over, grins Bill
Yup, it's a busy life one filled
with song and laughter Even
when the flu's got you One filled
with making and keeping APP
polntments and working with
split-second timing. OF relaxing
after a television show or person
al appearance, over a "hlllblllv
steak" which is the Sweetheart
slang for a hamburger OF
making countless new friends,
and keeping countless old ones.
OF a-picking and singing, and
doing some more picking and
singing, and waiting for that
lucky tune,
Until. one of these days. they
hope, they'll be a-picking and al
singing right up there with the
stars.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-17
Miss Sally H. Taylor of Amelia Is
Married to ReU. William T. DeB0se

Miss Sally Hardaway TAYLOR
daughter of Judge and Mrs.
Georee Keith Taylor. Jr. of
Amelia became the bride of the
Rev William Thompson DeBose.
Of Laurel Hill, N. c.. son Of Dr.
and Mrs Henry Wade DeBose. Of
Sweet Briar, on Wednesday.
September Is at p. m in the
Namozne Presbyterian Church
The Rev Richard Field TAYLOR. Of
Orange brother Of the bride and
Or Henry Wade DeBose. father
Of the groom officiated
The bride gwen in marriage by
her father. wore a gown Of Chan
lilly lace over satin Her full
length veil fell from tiara of
seed pearls, and she carried a
cascade bouquet of white rose
buds
Mrs. Richard Field Taylor. Of
Orange, was her sister laws
matron of honor, and Mrs. Will
liam Parker Burns, of Washing
ton D. c.. sister Of the groom.
was the brides only other at
tendant They both wore bal
lerina length dresses of emerald
green crystaletts ana carried
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-17
Floyd Ward Dance
School Will Begin
On October Z

Glasses at the Floyd-Ward
School of Dance IN Farmville will
begin on Thursday October 7 ac-
cording to officials Of Elementary
School Parent Teachers Associa-
ton which sponsors the school
Registration for new students
only viii be held on Monday.
October 4. at p. m. in the
Recreation Hall Former students
win receive notices advising them
when classes will start. They do
not have to register
Miss Carol Christopher. who
has had thirteen years Of dancing
experience Will conduct the school
this Fall It is expected how
ever that Mrs Mary Clay Atkin-
solg last years teacher, viii re
sumo directing the school in
January
Those desiring any further in
formation are requested to call
Mrs T. Doyne, Jr. phone 773.