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Evening star., 1954-12-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD so de luxe Tudor: imuac.
oriE. gray hniSh and fully equip;
extra-elean throughout: mech. per-
feet. Sharply reduced for quick
KIsK iaIS % nofos feS; cn 5sds soon snd D. terms.
lie
FORD 1854 crestline VS. Victoria:
trim interior: has radio and heater,
turn signals, Wv. tires and manv
other extras; looks hrand-new and
has extremely low mileage War
ranteed d mos. or 6.0oe miles. To-
Gays special 81 :aa5. FRANK
Td; Sc, Lu. 4-5Too, usED-cAR
FORD 1881 Custom VS. Victoria: C
tone luggaSe tan with contrasting
interior. radio and heater. Wv.
tires. turn signalS, etc: A l-owner
car, that has been exceptionally
wei kept. Warranted 8 mos. or
5000 miles; Wll BE- sold today at
S9a5. FRANK SMALL. JR., INC.
lfS6 Good Hope I'd. sc. LU. 4-5100,
uSED-cAR LOT. Ii
FORD 1888 VS. Pordor: gienmist
green, with radio and heater. turn
signals, lois Of other extras; l.
owner, oW-mileage car that looks
and runs like new. Warranted s
Aios' VI ostVV MI, LUIS car must &C
SMALL, JR., INC. 1855 Good Hope
TTd; sc. Lu. 4-S70o. UNED-cAR
FORD 1883 VS. Tudor: cadet blue
finish. radio, heater. turn signals,
ETC., one-owneT car With very low
mlieage. Warranted b NOS. or
5000 miles. Will be sold today for
only 81 300. FRANK SMALL. JR.,
INC, 300 Penna. ave. sc. Lu.
2-9S2T
FORD 1850 de luxe club coach; ex.
eellent. Sacrifice. S495; terms.
FORD 1854 CuStomline Fordor So:
+. and h., over5riye, turn signals,
Wv. tires, 2-tone blue and grsy
finish; Sl,7a5. SILVER SPRING Mo-
ssl Ga IA svsG Ell sii. lOs spG.. md Nd. N.Y.. ST.
Evening star., 1954-12-16
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD TRACTOR I946 1h-ton 18th
Bethesda Chevy Chase Transfer and
se5hesaa. stSfhsss cGii Md. 1903 Mo0rland Ia lane
condition. Just passed inspection
HoNp' No SVhse nc. fsh' Kh. s-sISe esEiSed' A Ray
PONTIAC SO Delivery sedan: radio,
heater, like new, S1.095. ARCADE
PONTIAC, 1437 Irving st. NV, AID
aJso9oi a 9oae1d also 34eo 14th st. NV,
DoDGE i?S 80 81 i-ton, dual wheel pickup; is
Sse5. ARCADE PONTIAC. 1887
Irving st. NV. AID. 4-S5O0: also
346O 14th st. NV. RA. 3-96T0.
FORD '52 1-ton panel, formerly Used
aRcaDE si ~ poSfIxey SsfflIlxsry truck rr,, ssss
g. a:x nx AD "a. A4s5oS $3.50. also 1850 is ls'h
CHEVROLET 40 ia-ton panel; in
AMco PRODUCTS CO, ia40 " st.
FORD so is.ton pickup; s-eyl.
beautiful Sheridan blue finish. ex-
ceptionally nice inside and out;
aes sa spMoNDs & e 5 TGS5 %orgs 5aasy re9a oa,
329S Wilson blvd. Ar1.. Va, IA
FORD '52 pickup: radio, heater: !
owner; new white-wall tires: S75s
CHEVROLET '46 panel; ready 10,
work: as is; Si95. PARKWAY.
FORD 3051 M st. NV. AID. 3-01S5
Open 3 to 8. Sat, till 8.
STuDEBAkER 80 1ia-ton with new
l2-ft. stake body: AL cond.; S1T5
written guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS
oFordl, 3010 r. I. ave. ne, DE
Evening star., 1954-12-16
AuToMosILEs FOR SALE

FORD 40 VS. Tudor: equipped; ex.
eellent black hniSh and good tires
S445. PARKWAY-FORD. S051 N
St. NV. AID. 2-01S5. Open Q to 3
Sat. till s.
FORD so Custom 20" Tudor: T. and
h.: Hawthorne green finish and ex-
ss,lsns saen ,ass iirss S5s5; PARKWAY : "
Open Q to .. Sat, till i.
FORD 8. Victoria; with Fordomatic
tires; Si,3sS. PARKwAY-FoRD z.
1851 n ST NV. AID. 2-0IS5. oper
TO 8, Sat- till 6.
FORD 81 customline $50 Tudor;
srssn Eiss 0fsTaFiFs n,sh + and srei r. siss f9n'
PARKwkY-FoRD, 3o5i II st. NV.
AID. a.0lS5. Open 9 TO 3. Sat. till s
FORD 81 Custom VS. Fordor: with
Fordomatic. r. and h.; sunpiper tar
nniSh: clean interior; S79S. PARK
WAY-FORD. 305f NJ 81. NV. AD
S,0l S5. Open 9 to 3, Sat. Til 8.
FORD l94s Custom de luxe: splendid
condition. $50; terms, SEQ down
ROPER" 18TH and r. I. ave. ne
FORD 1850 Custom IS" sedan;
equipped with r. and h., and cd:
S445, S15 down. PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS. JU. S-1lS5 lis
FOkU 1903 CuSt0mnne W. FOr0or
beautiful S-tone Lancer maroon With
constraSting seat covers. heater
Wv. tires. turn sisnals, many other
extras. Looks and runs ike new
Warranted o mos. or 1000 miles
Today's special. Sl.Saa. FRANK
SMALL. JR., INC, 5000 Penna. ave
Sc, LU 2-9S21 liz
FORD 1850 Custom VS. Tudor: beau
titul Lancer maroon with contrast.
Ing seat covers. radio. heater etc
Looks and runs like new, Warran-
teed 8 mos. or 5000 mi. We are
overStocSed and this car must be
sold today. Only S5A5. FRANK
SMALL, JR.. INC, 1886 Good Hope
I'd, Sc, Lu. 4-5700. uSED-CAR
FORD 1854 Customline VS.: diplo-
mat leaving country: a-tone, Fordo-
matte. r. and h.. directional lights.
Wv tlres ds,, Weekdays. $50 to /,
FORD 80 Ranch Wagon VS.; r. anc
H., turn signals, beautiful 2-tont
green finish; immaculate inside auc
out. Be sure and test drive thi:
MoNDS MOTORS iFordl, 329s wi.
son blvd. Arl.. Va. IA. 5-SS22,
Evening star., 1954-12-16
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

end TRUST NOTE-3l4 Madison st.
NV; $4,000 at $50 q mo- $4,000
paid down. Sl0.b00 B, g. L. first
Askine p, 500. ST. 3-3991; eyes,
81 900 SECOND TRUST. payable $40
per mo-. 81 interest. well secured
WIN sacrifice, $3.50. Cali Ii. e
$4,000 and TRUST behind $500
B g. L. Excellent makers. ST. 3-943;
1000 SECOND TRUST g yrs,
behind new $500 b. and h. 1st
secured by desirable NV. property
APEX REALTY Co. ST. 3-l612.
Evening star., 1954-12-16
Guaranteed Second Trusts

We sell second trusts secured on To-
cal real estate. We collect pay
ments. remit to you monthly. Our
guarantee in writing means YOU
get your money back in case OF
1904 K st. NV. ST. 3-1205. --16
Evening star., 1954-12-16
BoATs.

NEW 1854 SCOTT ATWATER. l6
h.u.; cost $3.50; sell for $a70, 10
h;pa cost S2s5, sell Tor S2ee. WA.
Evening star., 1954-12-16
AVIATION

1917 ROCKET CHAMP. completely
rebuilt. with q metal prop for 5000.
Call after 8 pm. any eve. SO. 81
1883. --l9
Evening star., 1954-12-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ASS5A ss55 IS 'l down. sais s4oaLMa FISH fs nsD sD
Anglia sasIia' s, E til! s4s7pt 9 pm a,l,m.n conv.
ss7 sns p otRsrs.y htRsalsy' jAce bsY NJ iatS d
BUICK aI 1854 Special hardtop conver.
tihle: beautiful 2-tone blue. 5000
mi: r. and h.. Dvnafiow. Wv. tires.
custom Il trim, tinted glass: private
RGTGK R9TcfE lSas 1882. tdg IT, .eesn! ssa42 + and
Dynahow; special for today: fuli
price only S495: terms. OHIO
WILLIAMS BUICK, ao0l Nichols
Buick nH ls4s station wagon: r. and and h.:
Dynafow; beaut; cond.; priced to
wnLLs wi 4 Gsl' sSek Sfes ts56i soof Nenais 1IaG
BUICK ia47 super cdr. sedan; spe-
eial for today; full price only. $a45;
no money down on approved credit.
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK. 20o1
BUICK TisnS * ase' SUPER sir, eonv.: all evtras.
3-2057; eyes,. Ex. 3-4700. Ext. 317.
BUICK 40 convertible; car immacu-
late, like new, $500. FLOOD POM
TIAc. 1921 Connecticut. wo. g.
Bucks - selection of models and
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii.
BUICK '53 Special 4-door sedan: r.
and h.: excellent condition; only
BI.395. banking financing. WILL
LIAMS, Goth and r. /. ave. ne.
BUICK 40; perfect condition; only
S395 full price. No money down.
WILLIAMS. goth and r. I. ave. ne.
BUICK 1850; perfect condition
throughout; full price. only $685.,
no money down. WILLIAMS. goth
BUICK ine T. so Il sEs; speeiai a 4-dr; r. and h.;
/ owner; priced for quick sale. s495.
sticks "a Sss.4o' Horner's corner. -a aasae
Minn. ave. ne. A choice selection Of
PSSsI1 RSisi pessr snd SNLEY sqlSSsSL H. HdEETs ss
BUICK 1854 Special 4-dr.; dark
green; perfect: private party must
| sell: S1,S75. HA. 2-713S. III
BUICK "a Special" 2-dr.; beaut. g
tone green: Dyna., r. h.. .E-z Eye
Glass. foam seats. Wv. tires. dir.
signals Fe Sustsm aPhois s other sxtTas
BUICK 'ss 4-door sedan: Dynsfiow,
radio. heater. Wv. tires. dark
| green; fully guaranteed; $1.7S5.
NV. AD. 4-s500: also 3460 14th
st. NV, RA. 3-9870. lis
BUCKS 1854 tseveral to choose
from: with. and without power
and hard tops. PAGE-HUGHES
sgIcE sIIs Church f ATi. Va s1sd By $50 Ets 6o
BUCKS 1888 several to choose
| FROM; hard tops and 4-doors, from
81. .495. PAGE-HUGHES BUICK. 6al
Arl. blvd. tRte. 50). Falls Church,
BUICK '53 de luxe 4-dr.: si,l4s.
/ HoRNER'S. $500 Minn. ne. LU.
Evening star., 1954-12-16
TRAiLERS

WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU to IN
line of mobile homes for 1855. The
greatest value in the mobile home
industry. Up to yrs. financing ai
low bank rates. 8 am. to q Pm,
Mon. through Sat. and pm. tc
q p.m, Sunday.
Evening star., 1954-12-16
MOTORCYCLES
GARAGES

B.s.A.. 1858: 500 cubic: 3.400 miles:
exeslen, connitien. an15 N. 18TH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20

THE CHRIST SCIENCE VOID DISCIPLINE
SOCALLED. OF HEBREWS CATHOLICS, AND
PROTESTANTS, EFT AL, MAKES THEM READY
DUPES, SUCKERS, FOR THE DEVIL ANIMAL
MAGNETISMl-THE CARNAL, SO-cALLED MINDl
HIS SATANIC MAJESTY is READY TO TAKE
SLOPPY THINKING ADAMS AND EWES.
WITH OR WITHOUT SABOTACElli
TRIBUNE-SATURDAY. MARCH 20, 1854 =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20
Are We Failing Our Children"

CONTINUED from Back Page)
ed bright and according to the school curriculum Belts
knew they we'll along in their study of decimals But
after he gave the class few decimal problems he got
shock Most of his students bungled them.
e.. After Belts had coached his students in simple
arithmetic, almost all of them found that decmas
snap.
illustrate the provocative theories which he expounds
to Americans teachers and parents There something
basicay wrong with educational system, he says
when, in this of extensive education many children
and adults so inept in reading and arithmetic.
"This epidemic of seeming ounces has reached such
that thousands of have remarked with
degrees of puzzement employers have been
ragged and educators socoogs and Psychologist have
been searching for - and wrsngng - the
The situation has been attributed to- other things
education social security the depression, full
employment this archaeological age, the World Wars,
RADIO televsion comic books and lpsck the decline of
discipline including spanking and galopng
DEGENERATION OF THE HUMAN RACE.
"Some educators claim it is escapable result of
compulsory education that with youngsters
going school and staying there longer there bound
to be lowered standards.
"To Doctor Belts all these either wholly
wrong or beside the point but only the last raises his
ordinarily low blood pressure and brings furious smoke
from the corncob pipe to which he is addicted. -"
"coRN COB PIPE" INDICATES THAT THIS FINE
EDUCATOR is NOT YET UP TO THE PURE, DIVINE
GUIDANCE OF GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
.Audiby, and in scientific papers and Textbooks he
snorts that it is a faacous alibi symptom of a
much broader problem.
doctor Belts BLAMES 1T ON THE SCHOOLS and
ON PARENTS. The main fault he claims, lies in 'PSY
lCHoLoCICALLY CoCKEYED' EDUCATIONAL THEoR-
les followed in AT LEAST 80 PER CENT" of the grAde
schools. He insists that in ATTEMPTING TO STREAM
LINE MASS EDUCATION, schools, with the THOUGHT
LESS ENCOURAGEMENT of PARENTS, have resortcd to
artificial and rigid formulas of teaching and grading which
conflict with way children's minds and learn
Continued Next Column-Topl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20
Detective Sehink Loss, 46
"By Jack Schermerhon
Free Press Staff Writer

Detective Erwin Schink didn't want to die.
"The men in the Homicide Bureau, who worked with
him, didn't want him die either That's because Schink
was of the best liked officers in the Police Department
Detective Schnk wasn't afraid of death In his 10
years with the department he had rsked his life many
times His 10 meritorious citations for heroism action
attest to that"
OUR COMMENT:
Society loses another valuable citizen because of the
spiritual nakednes of the four European religious crppes
and materia medical together with the sensuaity the
pres radio TV the entire world and the
spiritual neglect of Proestans Catholics Hebrews and
other prisoners of the devil, who still living in 10Th
Century belefs!!!
The Second Coming of Christ, Truth the Christ
promised Comforter the Holy Ghost the Spirit of
Truth, which would teach us ALL things" has been
here since 1875, when God Science and Health His
Savior of His Holy Bible from the devsh of the
more less fahless European religious cusodians of
His Word!testified by the millions who were left high
and dry because of inadequate divine protection VS. Hitler
Mussoni Stain, Quslng, Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt
Harry Truman-dupes for Communism, the devils Juda-
ism, the devils Roman Catholicism, AND THAT ISN'T
THE HALF OF 1T! (smes)
The following article is reprinted from The Christian
Science Monitor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20
Christian Science Reading Rooms
An Oasis! -lnvuInerabIe To Intrusions
From Dear Ones, Colleagues,
Telephones, And What Have You!
"wILsoN HEADS HEART SOCIETY!


(The Detroit Times)
Defense Secretary c. E. Wilson elected chairman
of the board of the Michigan Heart Association the
nual meeting last night in the Sheraton Hotel
Wilson, who not present, had previously ind-
Gated he willing
"Dr. Frank VanSchoick of jackson named presi-
dent and Dr. Paul Ralph of Grand pds named pres
dent-elect
Other officers chosen Independents Frank NJ
Isbey of Detroit, Mrs Fred Miner of Flint and DR.. Carel-
ton Dean of East Lansng secretary Dr. L. Foster of Bay
City and treasurer Charles T. Fisher Jr. of Detroit"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20

The result he says that usually starting with first
grade. they CONFUSE or FRUSTRAIE the MAJORITY
of their pupils.
"On the basis of his clinical and heldresearch evil
dence, Belts that the prevailing school methods
which he calls RECIMENTED EDUCATION-are WRONG
FOR THREE OUT OF FIVE pupiIsi- and damage them
Intellectually, emoonaly and in future performance and
earning The curriculum, he says, prefabrcated
to fit theoretical statistical average that in actual prac-
tce loosely fits only about 40 per cent. :.
See Are We Failing Our ChiIdren-Next Week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20
Moral Values In The Public Schools =
Mirror of World Opinion
By James 3. Edmonson

By James 3. Edmonson
Dean Emeritus School Of University of MICHIGAN
Contrary to the opinions of some persons the public
schools in the United States do emphasize moral and spr
itual values
Some persons urge that the public school should teach
religion school subject. If it did So what would be
the content of such course Those who such
structon would find it exceedingly difficult this
question the satisfaction Of the parents all the chill
dren-Catholics Jews conservative and liberal Protes
tants and non believers
Although all churches carry extensive instruction
programs sects believe that churchcontroled ee
menary and secondary schooL necessary order
teach the religious beliefs of the supporters schools
Ii should be remembered that there different diff
ferent sectarian groups in the United States On
questions there sharp among sects
and the teachings of sects considered rank
heresy by others.
At most our public schools provide only friendly
atmosphere for the cultivation of personal religious faith
but the responsibility for sectaran religious instruction
must rest with the many different churches in the United
States.
Moral values human values and these form the
foundation of American democracy. primary task of
public schools is to acquant boys and girls of widely
differing backgrounds with these basic values to pro-
vide situations in which these ideals be translated
into action Through participation in casswor, student
councils publications. and school committees, pupils learn
to plan and to work with Others share responsibilities
to give unelhsh service and develop elf-dsciplne-a
human values necessary democratic American way
of life.
controlling goal of the public school is therefore
help boys and girls develop such desirable qualities of
conduct faith Kindness honesty cooperation
good spormanshp and to the property of others
These habits developed and strengthened in great
many ways, and for the incubation Of ethical and
moral values has influenced the development Of
vices in public schools.
All of these considerations point up the fact that moral
values lie the root of the concept and the practice of
public education Teachers among the dealistic
members of the community and keeny conscious Of
their responsibility for the teaching of values through pre-
cept and example
Our solution unique and is strikngIy different from
the practices of European countries especially those
supporting state church providing public funds for
the support Of church-controed schools OR nation
grants all churches maximum degree of freedom
lgou instruction. but seeks to avoid giving any church
preferred position through direct indirect aid from pub
lie funds 1t anomaly that the carrying of this high
principle of religious freedom should become the basis
the allegation that the public school Goddess Such
obvious distortion of the moral values under
lying public education would only be perperaed by those
who hold in contempt the goal of human unity which is
basic both to American democracy and American educa-
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20

bers of women's Republican club today, replace
fakery with sincerity of purpose"
Williams is tough competitor, said Brake, who seeks
the Republican nomination for governor beat him
the voters be offered candidate who provides
trast, not imitation
eff the voters color glamour and
they will keep Williams in office" Brake continued.
"If they have had their fill of that kind of nonsense,
they will accept from the Republican Party one who by
training and experience has been fitted TO the top
job of a $500 600, 900. year business.
Referring his eight years as state senator and IL
treasurer, Brake said persons supporting
other Republican candidates say he knows about
state government than any other.
81 accept that appraisal" Brake said. "On that will
base my campaign"
Continued from Mr. E WiIson)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20

Taken from The Chicago Daily Tribune,
syrNcHELL had Jane on T. v. in a disgracefuI
seenel Shame!
REVOKE PERMIT FOR FILM WITH JANE RUssELI"i
DPoice Commissioner oConnor revoked Yesterday !,
Unit for showing in Chicago of The French Line
,;on picture starring Jane Russell, BECAUSE he con-
["ded 1T WOULD BE CONTRARY TO PUBLIC MORALS
kND DECENCY AND ESPECIALLY HARMFUL TO
YOUTH.
1--WE are confronted with a number Of poI;c. ,roh
l,m, INVOLVING JUVENILE DELINQUENCY AND
TEEN.AcE CRIME =.
Taken from Chicago Tribune, March 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20
Ex-poIiee Officer Suitide-Aue 50

"UNDER A DOCTORS CARE-STOMACH AILMENT".
DOCTOR AND PATIENT, BOTH, PRISONERS
OF THE DEWITT!
LEFT A NOTE. GOD FORGIVE ME. THE PAIN
is TOO CREATE
ANOTHER VICTIM OF ONE OR MORE OF THE
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPLES!!!
AND THE DEVILS MEDICINE, SURGERY,
AND PSYCHIATRY!
PLUS THE SPIRITUAL NAKEDNESS OF
CONVENTIONAL EDUCATION! NOT ONE
CHRISTLIKE, CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST AMONG HIS
FRIENDS OR IN HIS ENVIRONMENTS!
LONE WHOM SATAN HATH BOUND"!-Jesus.
A PRISONER OF THE DEVIL!-A VICTIM OF
SO-CALLED DISCIPLINE, VOID OF GODS
CHRIST MASTER SCIENCE MESSIAH
A PROFOUND JOY AND PRIVILEGE
WHICH MAKES ALIVE GODS WORDS TO HIS
HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED MESSIAH SON,
CHRIST JESUS!-I HAVE GIVEN YOU POWER
OVER ALL THE (socalled) POWER OF THE
ENEMY! AND NOT HING SHALL
ANY MEANS HURT you'll!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20
Gen. Hoyt vandenberg
lContinued from Back PaR.

Continued from Back Page)
Mary Baker Eddy, Gods highest representative since
Christ Jesus-in numbers healed, 10 the greatest meta
Physician of all time. Mrs. Eddy her supposed
Death bed the age of 45i But parental and personal
Protestant devoess prepared her for the discovery of
e divine SCIENCE of Christianity, few months after the
See Next Column Top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20

KALKASKA, Mich March 6-The way to defeat
Gov Williams, State Treasurer D. Hale Brake told
Continued Next Column--Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20
Martyrs?
Glorious Promotions!
With Certificates or Diplomas
lntroduetions To That CoIIeetiv
Consciousness Called
The Next WorId!!!

Otto Schultz So Detroit attorney with Offices in the
Ford Building, and former Detroit police officer com.
mtted suicide early today by shooting himself through
head with a revolver.
Schultz who defeated in the race for recorder
court Judge in 1850 ="
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20

A Victim Of Ambition, GrievousIy
Lacking Scientific, Divine, L-a-w!!!
THE Fathers Business The
One Real Work Of The Human Raee!-
AS PER THE SCRIPTURE: LIFE is A SPIRITUAL
WARFARE WITH THE WORLD THE FLESH,
AND THE DEWITT! WE MUST SUBMIT TO
DIVINE SCIENTIFIC, DISCIPLINE OF GODS
WORLD MESSIAH!-IN ORDER THAT WE BE
MADE COMPETENT TO FIGHT THE BATTLES
OF THE LORD" ("DIVINE Lovely!
81 Die In Plane Crash At Singapore!
(D.k
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20

Continued from Mr.. c. E. wiIson)
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-12

Chevrolet. There, before a gath
ering of dealers in this area. he
was presented a handsome ebony
and silver wall plaque in recognl-
ton OF that long span or service.
The over quarter century
plaque was presented by Paul c.
Loehr, manager Of the Richmond
Chevrolet Zone. on behalf OF
Chevrolet Motor Division In. his
presentation speech, Mr.. Loehr
highly commended the Farmville
dealer for such a long period OF
unbroken service He said such
records have contributed much to-
ward the establishment of Chevro-
let as a great name IN the auto
motive field
But it is in moments OF reflec-
ton of the long past that Mr..
Newman melloWs. After all, there
aren't many who share with him
both mechanical and driving
knowledge of such gas buggy stall
warts as Stanley S e m G 7,
Steavens- Vuryear, Winton Fland-
ers. Krit. Alec. Storms knight,
Diana Velie, Peerless, Pierce
Arrow and Stutz
He has never regretted putting
old Nellie out to pasture that
day back in 1918.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-12
Sandy River

Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Bruce Gates were Rev.
ana Mrs Arthur Stevens and baby
ana Rev and Mrs. william Or
ders and baby Of Farmville
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Parino.
Of Arlington, spent Sunday visit
ing Mr. md Mrs Temple Jenk-
ms,
Mrs. John Gates attended
meeting Of P-TA president of
The Farmvllle District in Black
stone in the home Of Mrs. John
KoDnce on Wednesday Mrs.
Tucker Doyne Jr. and Mrs. Viz
ginla Gibbs, of F'armville. also
attended.
Miss Beverly Gates who is a
student at Pan American Bust
ness School in Richmond. spent
the week end at home.
MI and Mrs Billy Bass spent
HE week end in Richmond.
Many people from this COM
munity attended the Atlantic
Rural Exposition in Richmond
last week
Mrs William Wall and Miss
Ann Wall, of Richmond. and Mrs
Branch Clements, Of Crewe. visit
ed w f. Bradshaw, Sunday