davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1954-05-28

in q rocky area.
of about $4,000 square miles.
At the southern end Is the city
of Victoria, the capital Of British
Columbia. Across from the island,
on the mainland, is the city Of
Vancouver. which ranks third in
population among the cities Of
Canada.
Leaving Vancouver Island. the
Evening star., 1954-05-28

F r a n C e In
1899 40, died
at the age Of
68. Arrange
m e n ts for
evacuation Of
wounded de-
+ e n d ers of
Diem Bien Phu
Ocean Bee'an
Foo) W e r e
made directly
W i t h t h e
youthful Vie t
M in h COM
nnander. Gen.
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Evening star., 1954-05-28
Word Come
Find II or more words In
RLACKFISH.

Find Al or more words In
BLACKFISH,
meaning, "any one of several
small, toothed whales" Average
is 81; time limit. 30 minutes.
Rules of the game.-words must be
Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters BY the addition Of
"s," such as bats. cats" are not
used. 3. Only one form Of Q word u
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer 10 PsITTAC0sIs.
past, pass. pact patio, plea. picot. post,
spastic, stop, stoat, static. stole. stoa.
tact. taeit, toss. toast. opics' i aspie'
coast, cost. oasis. optic. otic.
Evening star., 1954-05-28
Names in the News
land how to pronounce them.)
By constontine Chekrezi

Gen. Heinz Won Guderian
(Hei'nts fohn Goo-deh'ree-an)
originator of the Panzer divisions
that crashed through Poland and
Evening star., 1954-07-02
I,oNDoN.

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Enrol Flynn and Pat Wymore
were the big flopperoo at Noel
Coward's midnight matinee at
the London Palladium benefit TO
raise $l0O,0 for the actors
orphange. Neither the Duchess
of Kent nor her daughter. the
young Princess Alexandria,
cracked q smile or applauded
Errol's very questionable Jokes.
Otherwise the evening was a
big success, with Noel Coward
singing a duet with Marlene
Dietrich, and old-time star Jessie
Matthews singing My Heart
Stood STILL" and stealing the
show because this was her Gomez
back. I used to understudy
Jessie in the old days with
Cochran. so the entire show was
especially fascinating for me.
Went to tea with Douglas
Fairbanks. the popcorn king Of
London. His house in the Boil
tons, Kensington, is full of signed
photographs Of the royal family
Princess Margaret Rose, Queen
Eliza beth and the Queens
mother. Doug and his wife.
Mary Lee, are homesick for
America, they told me-"n ever
/ can afford to retire. I'll settle
on a ranch in Arizona" !" said
Doug wistfully. The Fair
Evening star., 1954-07-02
Ed sulIivon's
d!5t!f I'D NEW YORK

sit at one Of Peppi's tables . said
the heavyweight champ. Peppi
seated them. proudly. There Is
just one more favor" pleaded
Peppi. '.I promised the chefs I'd
bring you back to the kitchen.
Rocky grinned assent.
While. Marciano waited outside
the kitchen doors. Peppi went
into the kitchen. gave an i'm
paSsioned introduction of the
champ. then swung the doors and
revealed Rocky.
This, my countrymen, was a
night to remember.
Schwab's drugstore. in Holly
wood. combines all the commu-
nifty features of the ancient
country store. where the cracker
box philosophers gathered to re-
solve questions of the moment.
To Schwab's come stars and
starlets. young writer's trying to
sell q movie script or q TV series,
guys and gals of all types.
California's Gov. Goodwin
Knight visited 1t last week and
was introduced to Peter LORE.
my daughter Carolyn does a
very amusing impression of you. y
Gov. Knight told LORE. But
Carolyn already had left. the
Evening star., 1954-07-02
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Dear Ed: Your column about
Bobby Jones. Alexa Stirling.
Perry Adair and Elaine Rosenthal
recalls the first Broadway musical
which ever featured a golf theme.
That was ziegfield's kid Boots. ."
starring Eddie Cantor at the Earl
Carroll Theater, in 1924. Cantor,
as Kid Boots, was the caddy-
master and bootlegger at q Palm
Beach golf club. He also special
lied in loaded" golf balls for
betting coups. I'd just been
graduated from Yale and Peck &
Peck assigned me to costume
Mary Eaton. Ethelind Terry.
Jobyna Rowland as well as the
chorus girls In plus fours and
golf hose. It was the pleasanteSt
Job I've ever had. before or since.
And I think the show did much
to popularize golf with women.
Sincerely. Frederick G. Peck.
4 \
Guatemala accomplished one
thing: Monroe Doctrine, replaced
Monroe, Marilyn. in the head
lines. Gene Sarazen and other
golf experts solemnly pronounced
that Ben Hogan's failure to win
the u. S. Open. at Baltusrol, in
dicated that Hogan was all
through, washed-up. Well-l.
don't arrange the funeral services
just yet. Perry Como and this
reporter played Hogan and En-
glewood pro Jerry Volpe in a
charity match. Hogan was S
under par for nine holes! On
Englewood's longest par 5, Ho-
gan was on the green with q
drive and 3 iron. "He's the live
liest corpse / ever saw" groaned
Como, totaling up Hogan's blaz-
ing 81. Empire State Bldg.
execs say they won't merge with
Equitable Life Bldg. Correc-
ton: Jim IN. Y. Giants) Tier
ney's address is Granville, NY.
Y y y 4
Proudest guy in New York is
Lindy waiter. Peppi.
He is the veteran Italian
waiter who has served all Of the
showbusiness celebs. But Peppi's
idol is Rocky Marciano. HE is
coming in after the fight to see
me-" Peppi told his colleagues.
A night passed, two nights. No
Marciano! well. he had a badly
cut eye" Peppi alibied to the
other walters, a bit weakly.
Then it happened. Rocky Mar
ciano and a party of nine arrived
! at the restaurant. "We want to
Evening star., 1954-07-02
Gen. Pate Named
To Marine Corps Post

Maj. Gen. Randolph Mccall
Pate, former commander Of the
1st Marine Division in Korea.
has become assistant comman-
dant of the Marine Corps with
the rank of lieutenant general.
Gen. Pate. who took over his
new duties yesterday. also was
presented with Distinguished
Service Medal for exceptionally
meritious service in Korea.
He will succeed 1t. Gen.
Gerald c. Thomas, who has re-
placed Gen. Clifton B. Gates.
now retired. as cornmandant OF
the Quantico (Va.) Marine Corps
Schools.
Gen. Pate. Sc, was born at
Port Royal. s. c.. and was grad
uated from Virginia Military In
stitute in 1921 after a brief tour
of enlisted service with the Army
in World War I.
During World War II he won
the Legio nof Merit twice for
service in Pacific operations. He
commanded the 1st Marine Divi-
sion in the final stages of the
Korean war and the months that
followed the cease-f1re.
Evening star., 1954-07-02

store. where she and her young
pals are steady patrons of the
ice cream fountain.
On the following day, the soda
fountain clerk told her that Gov.
knight had been anxious for her
to do her Lore impression, for
LORE. dad is the proverbial
adoleScent," chuckled Carolyn.
Evening star., 1954-07-02
Hollywood Diary
SheIoh Makes Round
OF London's Pdrties
By SheiIoh Grohom

bankses go to Turkey to visit
the President in Ankara. !.
With 30 Douglas Fairbanks
Presents I.v films IN the can
I'm absolutely exhausted"
Doug reported. He prefers to
film in London because of being
able to get top stage stars like
Sam Levine and Sybil Thorn
dyke in them.
Met author Clemence Dane at
the Fairbanks mansion. She has
a new book coming -"The
Flower Girls" - with a Holly
wood London background. !.
Spotted Robert Montgomery
here. looking more British than
the British. s. And playwright
George kaufman and his Eng
lish actress wife have startled the
Mayfair set by renting a house
in the questionable section of
Regents Canal.
American stage star and auth
Dress Ruth Gordon has gone up
to Edinburgh for a Thornton
Wilder play.
| ~
I love Groucho Marks remark
to a British reporter never
forget q face. but I'll make an
exception in your case" Sure,
he no doubt used it back in 1.-THE
Cocoanuts" but it was new to
me. =. Carol Bruce. the big hit
here in pal joey" is also q big
hit with a very well-known Lon
don restaurateur.
Caught John Huston lunching
with Robert Sherwood at Les
Ambassade deurs-they were on the
terrace in the bright sunshine.
For once, the English weather
has been good to me. John told
me that Richard Basehart plays
the other important role with
Gregory Peck in "Moby Dick. I"
mo women in the picture" said
Huston firmly. unless you count
the female whale, or if we can
| get you to a contract"
Talk in London is that Winston
Churchill will definitely resign
before the next election and that
his present visit to America is
in the nature of a swan song.
The Brian Ahernes at the Ca
price, where I renewed my ac-
quaintance with a childhood fav-
orite dessert Gooseberry Fool" !"
Lunching with the Ahernes-old-
time film star Give Brook-bald,
and wearing glasses. Alas, ]
didn't recognize him. j. Brian
was just back from Germany and
proud Of the fact that he had
managed to get behind the Iron
Curtain in Eastern Berlin.
Report here is that Ann Blyth
is set for Leo McCarey's Marco
Polo'' in Spain. He was also after
Audrey Hepburn, but Liz Audrey
| is still tied to Associated British
Productions for three more pic
lures. BY the way, her contract
is in process of being adjusted
probably go from 5000 dollars or
pounds-I forget which-to TO-
600. Not much when you con-
slider she can now get 5000, 900 q
picture. De
( Laurence Harvey called me
from Stratford where he is play
ing Romeo. to invite us to the
play. We may make it on our
return from Paris. Larry, who
recently starred for Warmers in
Hollywood in king Richard and
the Crusaders" gets the lead
here for Jimmy Woolf in II Am a
Camera" with Julie Harris re-
peating her stage role.
Caught up with Joe Mankie-
wicz at the Savoy and he was
expecting his two boys and Mrs.
M. from America. Joe is busy
supervising the recording of the
Ava Gardner Humphrey Bogart
starrer, "The Barefoot Con-
tessa." It was filmed in Italy
but the sound effects will be done
better in London. Joe's next di-
recting assignment will most
likely be Guys and Dolls" for
Sam GoldWyn.
(Released by NANA.)
Evening star., 1954-07-02
SeIussie's Health Is Perfect

NEW YORK, July 2 (P) EN-
peror Halle Selassie of Ethiopia
has been found in perfect
health" by doctors at Presby-
terian Hospital. The monarch
left the hospital yesterday after
general checkup. He has been
in the United States for the past
four weeks.
Evening star., 1954-07-02
Tight Squeeze

The British Post Office has sold
a disused telephone booth to q
musician who wants to practive
without disturbing neighbors.
London reports. He plays q
piano-accordion.
Evening star., 1954-07-02
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

Films of More Than Routine Merit
"BEAT DEvM"-Of- beat shaggy dog by
John Huston.
setting.
"GENEVIEvE"-Dinah Sheridan in free-wheeing British
comedy
"LAsT HOLIDAY"-Wryly sardonic English Jest with Alec
Guinness
"TOGAMBO'-Ava collide in Africa
ROB ROY-Swashbucking Scottish adventure and Glyns
Johns.
"sHANE"-Aan Ladd and Van Hehin in corking outdoor
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22
Use THE EZASSZFZEo FOR QVIcK MESYZZyIl
FOR SALE

- - = - - ~ ~ - ~~~~
! HAY 400 bales. rye and orchard
grass. timothy. Gilbert Wood
Farmville, phone 535. 10l92p
HOUSE--Just completed. bed
rooms bath. large kitchen with
dinning area. large living room.
automatic heating unit, ample
closet attached garage Built to
FILA specificant and can be fin
anced with about 10 per cent
down payment. Located one mile
north Of Farmville on Route As
Call l93W for information.
l0-l9-2p
INSURANCE = disqualification
complete with medical and sur
gerry, first aid and polio combined
in one policy Also general in
surance. Annie v Putney, 305
South Main St. Phone 468.
l0-l-5p Fl
~ AA AASi AO4 " y yNdAS olNl, !C5
istered, gentle. A j Thompson
6 miles north of Farmville, Cum
berland road. 10-l5-3p F.
USED 10TH brick lined coal
heater, large size. 1910 High St,
Phone 506J. 10-22-1p
OIL HEATER large Norge, bed.
with springs and mattress. Mrs
NJ H Scott. Dowdy's Corner,
Farmville. 10-22-lp
STOVES coal circulator. also oil
circulator. both in No | shape
VIII sacrifice w O. Southall
Care Davidson's Store, Farmville
10-15-1p
PIGS Bears, gifts, and 8 weeks
old pigs d. T Billings. Farm
vile, Va. 10-22-2tp
KODAK SUPPLIES-Met and .
wooden photoframes, photo mail
ers, Kodak roll films Ages Stu +
do l0-22-2p
PURE BRED Holstein Bull, 10
months old. P. l. Wallace, RID ,,
Va. l0-22-2p (F)
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22
Funeral Rites In
Dillwyn Held For
Richard t. White

Richard Trotter White 49, a
retired tool designed of Richmond.
died Thursday Oct IA. at the
home OF sister Mrs. Blake w.
Carson with whom he lived in
DlllWyn
Funeral services were held at
Ga Ira Episcopal Church near
Dillwyn Saturday at . p, m. by
the Rev ] A Vache, rector Of
Johns Memorial Episcopal Church
in Farmville Burial took place
in the church cemetery
He was born in Wilson. N. c.,
on Nov 2 1875. a son of the late
Thomas Nathaniel and Laura
Parker White.
In addition to his sister he Is
survived by brother George B
White. of Richmond
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22

SERGEANT Bobby Jones has re-
turned home from overseas and
all are 50 glad TO have him back
again He was at his place IN
huch Sunday.
Mr. Woodan, OF the Seminary
ory ached : fine sermon at ArVun
Presbyterian Church. Sunday on
he text o. oS debt to God
Nh. and Mrs Wallace Jahl-
son and son Wilton. were SIN
day guests OF Mr. johnson 5 sister
Mrs f A Jones. Other guests III
the home were Mrs MoWbrY Gre
CORY and daughter Carol Jean
Of Hampton
Friends of Mrs Johns are elad
to know She is back from the hos
pital with Mrs O r. Jeffrey,
John Robert Jones has lust pat
dawn a Well at his place and nov
mas plenty OF water for himself
and several neighbors,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22
Sheppards

Mrs James VanderWaal and
daughter Debbie Of Richmond,
are visiting her relatives the Aus
tins and Atchleys. this week
Mrs Jim Garter and her sister.
Mrs Y G.. NucholS. OF Moores-
town n. j spent the week end
with their brother Jim Word, of
West Virginia at his farm. Mid
dlebrook' near Stanton.
Mrs G d. Shipplett. of Roa-
noke. spent the week end with
her son-in- law and daughter.
Mr. and MIS-. Cleveland Jones.
Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. j. L.
Jones entertained them all at
dinner
MI and Mrs. Marx Elcan. of
Lynchbure were the week end
guests of their parents Mr. and
Mrs NJ. c Elcan. Saturday they
motored to Richmond for the day
and were accompanied by Mrs
Monroe Jones and Miss Florence
Jones.
Mrs Edgar Johnson called on
MI and Mrs Cleveland Jones and
MIS- g. d. Shiplett Sunday
night. Other callers in the Jones
home Sunday included MI, and
Mrs J L, Jones. MI and Mrs.
NJ. c Elcan Mr.. and MIS- Paul
Jones, Miss Florence Jones. and
Nh and Mrs Mark Elcan
Or Edgar Johnson is in Rich
mond for several days attending
the State P-TA convention
Ernest Bowling. Jr.. and Charles
Anderson are planning to attend
the Thursday night dinner and
session of the Virginia State
Grange which is in Richmond.
Thursday night
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22
DiIlwyn

The WSCS OF Hanes Chapel
Methodist Church will sponsor q
bake sale AZ :. b PeaIeon'~
Store next Saturday Oct % at
10 a. m
Mrs, l.. P. Gillian and Mrs
A. l. PITTS, Jr. visited Mis-
Sue Gillian at William and Mary
Colleee on Sunday They also
drove TO Lee Hall and paid visit
to Mrs c c. Curtis
J NJ Burroughs il able to be
out after being confined TO his
home for several days due TO ILL.,
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs r. j H Crow at
tended the university Of
Richmond football game on Sat
urday night While in Richmond
they visited w NJ. Pierce who is a
patient at Mcclure Hospital ana
found him much improved
Mrs. r S Rainey gave a .ary
inspiring talk at White Hall
Methodist church On Sunday
night Her talk was on Path
and it was greatly enjoyed BY
those present
Mr. and Mrs Lacy Rush and
son Doug were business visitors
to Richmond on Monday.
Mrs. r. b. Spencer MIS-. An
ME Pearson and Mrs r J II
Grow spent "Wednesday SHOPPING
in Lynchburg.
MrS Wayne Dawson Ms.
Blackwell Hanes and Mrs r. Fl
Bruce spent last Saturday tour
ing the gardens of James Rive
historic homes
Mrs r J. Jones. Mrs. Mary
F. MaXey and Mrs. GEORGE White
were shoppers IN Charlotte vile
on Monday.
Miss Graham AyreS entertain
cd her mother. Mrs Bette Ayers
with buffet luncheon on Sun
day in honor of her birthday
There were 80 relatives and close
friends present Mrs. Ayres was
the recipient Of many lovely gifts
and cards.
Nh and Mrs. r J Woinicki
visited her mother and sister in
Newport News last week end
Mrs. Harry Wright and daughter
Sarah Ann. -ol Roanoke spent
the week end with the q I PocleS
r f Charlton. Jr., of Fl Jack
son s. G. is spending IA day
leave with hts parents MI ana
Mrs r + Charlton
Joan Poole OF Westhampton
College and Sarah Ann Wright Of
Roanoke, spent Saturday nigh
in Chapel Hill NC
Nj and Mrs H w Charlton,
Of Fork Union were visitors of
Mrs Annie + Pearson On sun
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22
WANTED

- -
CURED HAMS ~ Bring your
country cured hams and should
ers to Cradles Store for top cash
prices. l0-l-8p
~~~~~~- -~-~--~ - --~~>~~
FOR COMPLETE Beauty Service.
hair colorine. lash and brow tint
haircuttine and styling, face and
lip hair removed. all regular serv-
ice expertly done The Vanity
Beauty Shop, phone 800, Farm
vile, Va. l0-5-tf
GOOD FARM TENANT. house
furnished. Phone Dillwyn 43F002
or write 7. P. Lang New Canton
Va. l0-22-2p
~~
COUNTRY HAMS highest prices
paid Farmers Supply Co. phone
so. Farmville Va. 9-22-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22
Aryoniia

Tho Women of Aryon Presoy-
terrain church. met with Mrs +
E Roberts on Thursday oct IA
Those present We're MIS- w b
Clark Mrs Franklin Wilson Mrs
Winnie Hannah, Mrs O L VIII
liams. Mrs O r. jeffrey Mrs
Stanley JefreyS. Mrs W r.
johnson Mrs. Z. 4 James Mrs,
VI. F. LeSueur Mrs Joel LeSueur.
Mrs. d. p Morgan and Mrs r.
v Pierce
The ladies had a happy meet
Ing with Mrs. Robert again as
she has been faithlul member
of the circle. and all are 50 Glad
she is much improved IN health.
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Just follow this nice mon
from London G. Atkins in
suronce and Real estote Co.
and he will find you O spiffy
new HOME to live in.


~ veterans >o'V' uo"l' p"t' IAs
ieil' o"SS ooi'lioi O''ie DUNG dio"
~ ROOMS dho pdtih tlectiIc
side and out. Located i'll jackson
Heights. Sale price $500.
D"eliliis' : 'ooi''S' eie'' ioi'S'
acte' GOO w.t. > MITES lioiii
house constructed only 4 yrs. ago.
Very special at only $3.50
On good state road 9 miles from
Farmville in Cumberland Co.
t" "oa n TT - : -oi'' '''
Res. at ll5 S. va. St, 6 rooms and
90 ,y,.....
Church BUILDING with one acre Of
land on paved road near klce
. r,. an.,, n.. LILA
FARMS. Is good farms. large and
small. Located in Prince Edward
Co, Cumberland. Appomattox.
Amelia, Charlotte and Bucking-
ham Cos.
Country store bldg with room
living quarters, acres land.
Cumberland Co $1,000.
Building, 3 story on Main ST, In
Farmyille Reasonable
Lot. 81 it. 300 It. in Jackson
Heights. Nice wooded lot, water
available $500.
oo''i'''' 80 - = - -" IVY
i"ise S'oie dug WIN III
aPdi 1iii'ii' any "@'i. gums
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22
SERVICES

-e~~>>S ~-~--Sr--~ ~-~-~--~~--~
TERMITE-Free inspection for
termites. Don't let termites des-
troy your house Call us for free
inspection, no obligation. Farm
vile Mfg Co, Farmville. Phone
II. 6-15-tf
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DITCHING = let us dig your
bitches. septic tanks, ETC. by MAJ
chine, especially designed for that
purpose. Rural work solicited
Putney Plumbing and Heating
Phone 483, Farmville, Va, 4-2l-tf
.~~-~~~ -~~~~~~~~~
SEEDING LAWNS - Building
DriveWays. Flowing and Preparing
Land Crushed stone. top soil and
f1ll in dirt for sale. w. w. Dick
erson, phone 3O35J, FarmviIle.
Va. 1O-l-tf
SISSORS HAIRCUT 81 The
Vanity Beauty Shop. Phone 800
Farmville, Va. 10-15-tf
| S O F. NATURAL Permanent
waves given with experience and
know-hoW The Vanity Beauty
Shop, phone 800. Farmville. Va.
10-l5-tf
RAZOR HAIRCUTS: The Vanity
Beauty Shop, phone 800 Farm
vile, Va. l0-l5-rf
~-~~~ ~~~~- ---- -~
FEET HURT?-massage brings
quick relief Pedicures and adj
Justments. Health Service Cen
ter. 305 S Main st. Phone 468
10-l-5p F.
AUCTIONEER = Will auction
anywhere, any time. T
furnish loudspeaker. Call or see
w w Dickerson. Farmville.
Phone 3035J. l-22-tf(F0
KODAK In a hurry to see your
Kodak snapshots2 Bring them 10
Ages Studio today get them
back Tomorrow Main St phone
SO 10-22-2p
NURSERY-I would like to keep
small children in my home dur
ing the day from a. m. to p m
Mrs George Scruggs, Rt. 2.
Phone 2008M, Farmville Va
l0-22-1p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22
HELP WANTED

=
MAN to service farm families in
Prince Edward county with ma
tionally advertised Watkins Pro
ducts Profits up TO $500 a month
and more possible first year. Car
OF light truck required No capital
investment Write K A Pensyl.
p. O Box SOIL Richmond Va
l0-15-3t r.
WAITRESS Experience not ne
aessary. day work Apply in per
son at Cumberland Restaurant.
Cumberland. Va. 9-22-tf
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MATTRESSES t8 to 80 years Of
age and able to furnish good ref
erence. Apply in person head
waitress. Hotel Weyanoke. Farm
vile. Va 10-22-2t
AREA MANUFACTURER has
openings in its training program
for young men who are interested
in learning to become produc-
ton supervisors All replies strict
u confidential. Write to Box CT.
Care Of Farmvillc Herald
10-22-2 IT.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22
Mt. Zion

This correspondent enioye Il
listening to J Barrye Wan. JUS.
speech IN introducing the guests
speaker at the anniversary cele-
bration His voice Was rich ANA
fill his diction splendid Ms
delivery excellent He said Just
exactly enough and stopped talk
ing She Was proud because She
knows him as an affable delight
full young man. and because he IS
the son Of her employer. She pre-
diets a brilliant future for him.
Sir Golden Richards English
iockeY. holds the WORLDS record
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22

1872
1899 CHEVROLET door sedan,
good condition. good tires SIPS.
See Carroll Dunnavant phone
495-J 9-l4-tf
FORD II one-half ton pickup
truck. low mileage. good condi-
ton Sell cheap for quick sale
Cradles Store. l0-1-8p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22

FILL SOIL, 81 per truck load, de-
livered in or around Farmyllle
Taylor Mfg. Co. Farmville. Va.
5-4-tf
NEW BRICK HOMES bed
rooms. two baths, living room,
dining room. kitchen. On Fourth
Avenue extended. Call $50 or 1874
8-27-tf
NOW is THE TIME to fill your
freezer with quality meat Best
price anywhere. Cralle Store.
l0-l-8p
'~~~ 49, -~~-~~~- ~
DRIED MATERIAL-Str awflow-
erS, celosia. zinniaS. strawberry and
Indian corn. gourds. etc Edna
Putney. 306 S Main ST 10-l2-4p
PENTA treated fence posts soc
each. Farm gates. wood or metal
$40. G l. Baldwin. Buckingham
FLA, Buckingham. Va l0-l2-4p
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WHY WORRY about troublesome
skin infection Try V-J-O. Grays
Drugs. 12-4- Tip
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IA FIT ALUMINIUM boat for sale.
also New Royal hp motor. will
trade for smaller motor. Can be
seen at my home f II. Poston
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COAT AND LEGGINS- 6X. all
wool. good condition 404 Glenn
street. Farmville Phone SOL
10-l9-2p
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SPENCER ~ individual designed
supports gives comfort and better
health, because of improved pos
ture and better circulation An
ME V. Putney. registered corset
iere. 305 South Main St. Phone
468. lo-l-5p "a
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22
LOST AND FOUND

LOST Black Angus calf near
Guinea Mills Weight $50 lbs.
on @almp. AN b walker,
Jr.. Guinea Mills. Call 22134 col
lect l0-22-t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22

FOR SALE

FILL SOIL. 81 per truck load, de-
livered in or around Farmyllle.
Taylor Mfg. Co. Farmyille. Va. I
5-4-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22

Dwelling, 4 rooms, electricity. z
acre. good well A.. miles from
Farmyile on State Rd This
house constructed only yrs ago
Very special at only $3.50