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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-01-23
Grabbing Tigers
Move Into Tie
For Midwest
Conference Title

JACKSON, Miss. (Special)-The
Grambling Tigers took full advan-
tage of exaggerated thyroids Sat-
urday night to move into a first
place tie with Texas Southern uni
versity in the Midwest confer
ence Southern division cage scram-
BILE.
The tall Tigers dehydrated Jack
son college 68-61 and showed the
deepest contempt for the confer
ence champs before bleating voices,
blinking eyes and bobbing heads.
Out-foxed, out-smarted and out
reached, Jackson couldn't disrupt
Eddie Robinson's skyline and the
Louisiana five smote the basket
with unbridled ferocity.
Grambling trailed 1918 at the
end of the first stanza, but stuffed
the net with the necessary ingredi-
ents for a 1927 halftime margin,
and led 48-42 at the end of the
third period.
Robert Hopkins paced the hard
wood barriers with 81 points and
Jackson used up two players try
ing to stop his joyous capers under
the bucket.
'Lil Abner" was beastly in the
key, but it required the combined
efforts of Grambling's entire Alp
act to crush the home-heroes be-
tween cable-stitched fingers.
Bull-necked D. ]. Jones, a six-six
230-pounder, chiefly composed of
whalebone and whipcord, was the
main spark with his peerless de-
fensive censorship.
Jone scontrolled both boards
and made a sorry spectacle of
the Blues retreaded offense.
Roy Taylor hit the sack for Is
Jackson points and teammate In
gram Mccoy, pleased with his eff
fort, pumped through Is more in
an effort to reduce dismay among
the paying tenants.
Robert Mccoy sprayed the nets
for Is points in the name of
Grambling and little Joe Johnson
batted in 13 to insure prompt de-
livery of the condemned cargo.
In the only other loop wrangle
played during the week, Texas
Southern, a perennial Midwest
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-01-23

power, clobbered Huston Tillotson
$3.50 in Houston.
Ruben Bolen and Robert Hughes
shackled Huston-Tillotson with sc
demoralizing points.
"Lil' Abner" and teammate Nc
Coy are the circuits scoring lead
ers. Hopkins has Tipped the pneu-
matte oval for 423 points and Nc
Coy has reached the promise land
with 246.
Hughes of TSU is third with 237.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-01-23

Charles Sifford shot 2S8 to win
$91.43. Fred Wampler won first
place money of $4,000 in the tour
ney which was played at Fox Hills.
Sifford, who was third in the
recent Monticello Open, at one
time led the field in the L. A.
Open. Unfortunately he slipped
70-74-74-7O in the IL holes played.
The winner shot 281 with a TOTO
66-75.
PAY YOUR POLL TAX
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-01-23
Prize Money To
Negro Golfers
In l. A. Open

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Jan. 18
Two Negro golf pros took home
prize money in 18th annual Los
Angeles Open which terminated
Monday. Both Ted Rhodes and
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-01-23

You get the worlds best to-
baccos, selected by Chester
field buyers with the help of
our research chemists. land
proven, by actual tobacco
tests, to be highest in
quality.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-01-23
The QUALITY YOU WANT

No matter which size Chesterfield you buy you
get the same premium quality cigarette, and
all the flavor and mildness that goes with it!
Evening star., 1954-11-21
DINNER AT TRADER VIC'S
by Clementine Paddlef0rd
Week. Fo0dEd
This Week Food Editor

The same type of Chinese barbecue ovens
were used in the new restaurant and made
the chief attraction. These are located to
the right Of the entrance in room to them
selves, room two stories high with plate
glass wall facing the dining ROOM
The Oakland drinks. too. are starred in the
new domain, crazy wild fun things like
Samoan Fog Cutter. This arrives in fancy
vase, one deep and wide enough TO accom-
modate dozen long g-stemmed roses It's
drink for two to sip through straws Here's
how it is made: ounce orange juice, 2
ounces lemon juice, II ounces light Puerto
Rican rum, " ounce dry gin. " ounce
brandy, " ounce orgeat syrup, shaken to-
gether with shaved ice and dry sherry
foated on top. Most of the drinks are
double size. couples sharing the potion.
Polynesian-C -Chinese Style
IHE menu is equally original. ranging from
nGhi ssGhi. a delicate Honolulu fish as
main course for the ladies. to barbecued
sucking pig for the gastronornes Vic's
menu is called Polynesian, but it actually
Chinese, which he told me is more to the
American taste. Our opinion is that it's
more Trader Vic's food than anything else
Pineapple lends enchantment to innumer-
able dishes, everything from hamburgers
and ham and eggs to flaming desserts.
Something hard to beat is the curry sauce
which is as versatile in its uses as it is
delicious. No overdose of curry powder, but
add more if you like it hot. Good over ham,
over chicken, with lobster and shrimp.
On the subject of barbecuing, the Trader
claims the meat is invariably overspiced and
the flavor disguised. The process OF cooking
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1954-11-21
Who ever heard Of steak
with pineapple? Here's
am exotic secret from q
famous West Coast kitchen
SAN FRANCISCO


TlRADER VIC is famous name here, it's
il familiar to anyone who has ever visited
this city Vic opened his restaurant as a
trading post across the Bay in Oakland, a
mere shack to start with, built of odds and
ends of material topped with tin roof
nice music when it rained! Two Chinese
barbecue ovens were the chief equipment,
these built by an obliging Chinese cook. In
addition, Vic brought in truckloads of South
Sea paraphernalia obsolete anchors, coiled
llawsers, fish nets, stuffed sharks.
The barbecued meat and the fabulous rum
drinks were the great novelty, and of course
Trader himself hopping along on his wooden
leg as spry as a Long John Silver.
This merchant of the South Seas is Victor
Bergeron who in 1884 was an automobile
parts salesman and tired Of his job His
father was in the restaurant business and
Vic decided he'd try the same He had $500
to get himself started. Part of this he spent
building the shack, part of it he spent on
the atmosphere.
The restaurant proved an immediate sue
cess; San Francisco began to discover neigh
Dor Oakland. Soon the Trader was adding
shack onto shack. Guests brought guests:
always waiting line at the dinner hour
Customers from over the Bay pleaded,
Bring your restaurant to the city,. Four
years ago second Trader Vic was opened
in San Francisco, this one but glamorous!
Evening star., 1954-11-21

Tai. Week Marasi"e Nor~".,e, ii. 1854
Evening star., 1954-11-20
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL Or end COMMERCIAL
tractors storage yard; NV. wash.
Silver Spring or Bethesda area ~.
WISH nuya 10 PURCHASE $4,000 SQUARE
feet or more Whetaon, Silver Spring
or Bethesda area. Box 371-H. Star.
-23
and 2nd commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease.
A. u. ROTH CO. RE. 1880.
Evening star., 1954-11-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
CHURCHES FOR RENT
STORES FOR RENT

CHURCH for rent at 26 Massachu-
sets ave. NV. $50. EN-. 2-5S42
Evening star., 1954-11-20

1917 12th ST. N.w.-Studio once
available. S25 month; other rooms,
$50 and up; air conditioned II de.
sired. ST. 3-5530 -o1
Evening star., 1954-11-20
STORES INDUSTRIAL

AAA LOCATION, Just Oh N. =. ave,
near Height 6 yoo CO: gerehouse; 2na
OWNER. TU. 2-0344. -21
APfRox. ,l1,i.ts., !. q a., 10 acres. sonsd
tacent Metropolitan rf. siding In
ID. c. EN-. 2-5100; eyes,, call Mr..
WILLIAMS. JU. 5-3519.
Evening star., 1954-11-20
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

WILL TRADE up to S175,000 equity
in going subdivision for income prop
erty. Box SSH, Star. III
1-UNIT APT. Good NV. section.
Substantial cash. Phone EN-. 2-0S12
I HAVE CLIENTS for 4-family to l2-
family apt. bldgs. in Northern Va.
area. E. F. STEFFEY.s JE 4-3447.
Evening star., 1954-11-20
.. ..A!sLIgseTro.N !! y 8. NoRTiHs ! -,

ARLINGTON NORTH
Z BEDROOMS, 4 BATHS
n you NEED A LARGE home. try
this new brick split-levei for size. z
bedrms. 4 baths, rec. rIrl.. large liy:
nm, sep. din. rm., modern fully
eouipped Kitchen. L1-189. $4,000,
with excellent financing. Conv. TO
everything. To insp.. cali Col. Breck-
enridge, res. TIE. 6-3775. or ONCE,
FReepERicK Re SRiicHKyw W. BERENs SALES, INC.
Evening star., 1954-11-20
WAREHOUSES WANTED

APPROXIMATELY 1000 so. PT.-
MR, nnslsH BALDWIN IfssRisN Tz e15eiis seis75 se s ga
NEED & TO 10000 SO. TT. on
ground floor. Write only, to ]. @:
sAAH. lea Conn. ave. NV. 20
Georgia ave. Cali Mr.. BALDWIN.
IA. n-1S1n. -25
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-12

l.N ana s.s. Mr. ana Mi. j.
l. jones They came ID see Others
in the family also. especially their
brother. George Elcan. ST.. who
Is a patient in Soutlside Ho sp.tal.
Nit EIcan Is lmproving we ar4
80 happy to say
j w Word. OF West Virginia.
spent sunday ni5ht with Mr. 8.d
Mrs. J n Carter Other week
end guests included their SON ana
daughter-.n-laW, Nh and Mrs.,
j. B Garter and son of Orange.
Mrs. Paul jones, Mrs. Cleve-
land Jones and MIS- Frank johns
attended the P~IA meeting at
Dillwyn Elementary School. Mon
day night
The Cmdsyille Grange viii meet
at The Community Center Wsd-
nesday night at 7.30 p. m
Mrs Curtis Scott of Richmond
was the week end guests of her
cousin Mrs. Monroe Jones. ryi-
DAY night. Miss Florence Jones
little Miss Helen Jones. and Dr.
Beckham were supper guests in
the home
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-12
IN MEMORIAM

- - 49, - - - - - .
" ALKER In loving memory Of
our beloved father. Anderson
Walker who passed away Novem-
Der IL. 1885.
Gone. dear. father. gone forever
How We miss your smiling face
But you left US 70 remember
None on earth can take your place
Devoted Children Up
1870 >~~
IN LOVING MEMORY of our
husband and father, GEORGE. w.
Brown who died November II,
1851 at twilight. When evening
tide draws near we think OF YOU
and happy days gone by. Wife
and son. ll-l2-ftp
-~~~~~~~ -
IN LOVING MEMORY OF our
mother and grandmother, Mar
tina + Forester, who died Mo-
vember Il, 1851 We do not forget
her nor do We intend to. Daugh-
ter and Grandchildren ll-l2-lp
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-12
NOTICE


SKATE FREE: all beginners may
skate free every night except Sat-
urday, Skates clamps furnished
without cost. School classes and
church groups admission half
price Also ectators ad-
mltted free, Closed Sunday and
Monday nights this season. Hill-
top Roller Rink, Farmyille. va.
9-28-tf
AVON COSMETICS has excellent
earning opportunity for women
with cars in Buckingham Cour-
ty Write Mrs. A. Jordan. 220l
Jefferson Ave. Richmond %.
Va. 1l-o-4n
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
THIS is to notify the public that
my son Benjamin r. Smith is still
manager Of my farm formerly
Virginia A Smith therefore all
business transaction carried on
there. must go through and BY
his permission Mrs Leslie l.
Lane. Dendron, Va. ll-l2-ltp
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-12
Board Pays Tribute
TO James H. Clark

Whereas. on the 9th day of Oc-
tober 1854. death removed from
us the physical presence of James
Hester Clark. better known to his
multitude Of friends as Jamie
Clark, who, since his appoint
ment on February eth, 1850. has
been an able. esteemed, coopera-
tive and beloved members Of the
Board Of Supervisors Of Prince
Edward County and
Whereas. We. as individuals and
as members of the Board. deeply
sensible Of the great loss to US
and the entire community. de
sire to make some record Of our
appreciation Of his life and char
acter and Of his helpful service
10 this entire community and Of
our great admiration of one who
SO successfully used the fine quail
ties with which he was 50 richly
endowed
AS member Of the Board his
ability, sound judgment. COURAGE
and friendly cooperation were
outstanding A descendant of old
Prince Edward families, his roots
We're deep in the soil he loved 50
well and his constant desire to
help and comfort won the friend
ship and respect of men of every
age. color or condition He was
indeed a friend Of man. Possess
ed of a magnetic personality and
fine sense of humor. his presence
was an asset at business meet
ingS and a delight on social oc-
caSions. Better still. Ire was a de-
voted and beloved husband.
father, and a faithful servant OF
his Lord truly a Christian gem
tlcman
Therefore. be 1t resolved;
That this expression Of our
esteem and admiration be spread
on special memorial page of the
records Of the Board published
in the Farmville Herald and that
a copy thereof be sent to his fam
lily to whom we express our deep
est sympathy. trusting that they
shall be comforted in the assur-
ance Of his Masters welcome,
Well Done Good and Faithful
Servant"
REV. B r BRUNER
EDWARD CARTER
HORACE ADAMS
c. w. GATES
r. b WILSON. JR
Committee ll-l2-lp
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-12
Eue bingham Farm
Census EnumeratOrS
Begin Calls Monday

Buckingham. County Farm
Census eNumerators BEGAN calls
to gather information this week
following a preparatory course Il
instruction under O. Ct. Apper-
son crew leader
Sessions were held Jointly for
Buckingham n d Appomattoy
county workers at Buckingham
Mr.. Apperson had previously at
tended tive-day state training
session.
Buckingham enumeratorS are
Aubrey J Hardiman Jr.. MIS-
Frances Falls. Clyde Gary Nal
colin ] Oliver. Harold d. Davis,
David Cobb. Herman S. Ander-
son Jr,, and Howell Flood.
Calls among county farms be-
gan Monday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-12
FOR RENT

8 ~-~~
4 HOUSES or bedrooms, IL
miles of Farmville, all modern
conveniences, automatic oil hot
water heat. S. Waverley Putney,
Jr., Phone 483 or COS. 9-3-tf
d FURNISHED ROOMS: by week
or month. Call 800 day. l0-5-tf
t-~~~~~~~>~~~~
+ APARTMENT Three rooms. first
floor, 308 Randolph St, Farm
vile. lO-28-tf
~-~~~~--~~~~
/ APARTMENTS rooms and bath.
second floor unfinished. $50 per
month. Robert E. Taylor. Phone
260. 11-o-at
FARM HOUSE Kingsville.
Hampden-Syd road. L. c.
Benedict. l0-29-6p
~~~~~~~~~-~~~~
APARTMENT rooms. furnish
ed and heated. first floor. Miss
Martha Blanton, 80l High street
farmviile. l1-9-4t
APARTMENT = UNFINISHED Oh
heat and water furnished. Mrs.
c. II. Greear, 302 First Ave
l1-9-2tp
~~~~~~-- -~>~~>~~--
NEW HOME: automatic heat, 2
bedrooms, modern kitchen. Phone
2l3 day or 469 night. ll-9-2t
HOUSE FOR RENT. 3 rooms,
aapply Fred Putney. ll-l2-2p
~~~~~~~~~~~~
APARTMENT room unfurn-
Ished. sos S. Main St. Farmville. I
ll-l2-2p |
- - - . - - - - - -~~ ~~~~~~~
HOUSE -- electric lights and |
water, land for garden J. d. Dish
man. Phone l0l6W. 1l-l2-5p |
~~~~~~>-
HOUSE-Unfurnished 5 rooms. |
oil heat in jackson Height. Phone
II or 568M after II noon. Mrs. l..
M. Carter, Farmville. ll-12-tf |
-~ - --~~~~~~-~~-
HOUSE, room house. oil heat.
newly decorated. 5l4 Park Ave,
Phone 495J or 295R. ll-l2-2tp
- 90 81 ~-~
HOUSE: four rooms, water and /
llehts Mrs F.. Q. McQuarry
Worsham Phone Hampden sgd
ney 1896. ll-l2-2p F. /
|
4 rooms and bath
furnished BIG S. Main street.
Farmville. ll-l2-2p
HOUSES rooms and bath, ~
miles from Farmville on Route
IS. Edward Ingle. r. S, Farmville,
Va. ll-12-2p
HOUSE-Modern room home.
available Immediately. O. H.
Written Phone IS. ll-12-tf
THREE ROOM apartment. 105
High St Phone Ohm Mrs j T.
Doyne ll-12-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-12
SERVICES

- - - - - - - = - - = - . - - - - -
SEEDING LAWNS Building
Driveways. Flowing and Preparing
Land. Crushed stone. top soil and
fill in dirt for sale. w w. Dick
erson. phone 3035J, Farmville,
Va. lO-l-tf
AUCTIONEER - Will auction
anything, anywhere. any time. I
furnish loudspeaker. Call or see
w. w. Dickerson. Farmville.
Phone 3035J. 1-22-tf(F
DISTRIBUTORS
wholesale Retail
McCulloch-Homelite
Power Chain Saws
Tillitson Carburetors
Auto-Lite Ign. Systems 6-12V.
Delco Remy Ign. System
6-12V.
Briggs Stratton- Clinton
Cox & Atkins Clipper Chains
Parts and Service FOR All
Standard Make Chain Saws
SHANABEkGER d SONS
Phone S9S
Farmvilie, Va. Rt. l6e East
Virginia's Largest Power
Chain Saw Dealer
Trades Terms
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-12
Sheppards

MI and Mrs. Ben Ballowe
spent the week end in Danvile
with their daughter. Flora. who
is teaching there this winter
Mrs Ernest Pollard returned
last week end from a visit with
her mother and sister in Kansas
City Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elcan Of
week end with THEN brother-in-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-12

Christmas gifts, will also be on
display for sale. Proceeds will be
used to enlarge the lunchoorm
Pupils will render a program
and a short business meeting will
be held
A membership drive for the P
ia is now in progress, and the
room obtaining the most members
will receive a prize Patrons who
had paid their dues before the
membership drive began viii be
counted in the contest.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-12
Cumberland Forestry
Team + Second In
Annual Area Contest

The Cumberland County FLA
Forestry judging Team won sec
ond place honors in the annual
fifteen county Area Forestry Con-
test held last Saturday at Gret-
nh
Billy Newman. Of. the Cumber-
land team. was second in individ-
ual scoring matching skill in six
phases of forestry Judging in
GUIDING. estimating tree volume
in boabrd feet. estimating tree
volume in cubit feet. choosing
in board feet estimating tree
Identification, log scaling and
woodland management
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-12
Betty Ferguson
Chosen To Head
WOrsham All Club

The Seventh Grade All Club
of Worsham School met for the
first time on Wednesday, Oc-
tober 6.
AT this meeting we learned how
to give a demonstration before a
group of people We learned too
some safety rules on how to store
matches and oily rags so they will
not start fire.
We elected our club leaders at
this meeting They are: president.
Betty Joyce Ferguson vice-preSi-
dent, Indy Cox. secretary and
treasurer, Betty Lloyd Irving re-
porter, Dickie blackstone. song
leaders. Mary Lee Gentry and
Ronnie Taylor
On Wednesday. Nov. B. our club
had its second meeting with Bet
ty Joyce Ferguson, the president
presiding. The minutes were read
and approved After singing one
Of our club songs, demonstrations
on safety were given by Betty
Lloyd Irving. Charles Watts. Ron
ME Taylor and Dickie Thackston
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-12


WHY WORRY about troublesome
skin infection. Try V-J-O. Grays
Drugs. 12-4-ufp
PIANOS Good used upright. gone
over and tuned by Fred Lynn.
Only 500 terms can be arranged
Hodges e. Dowdy Furniture Co.
tarmvllle. Va ll-5-4p
COAL-Take the chill from a win
ter evening. light your open fire
Red Ash Coal sized specially
for open CRATES. Bag Acc. Kayton
Coal Company. Farmville. ll-5-tf
~>~~~~~~~~~
HOUSE: rooms and bath locat-
ed in Jackson Heights. See Basil
Atkins or phone 7l9R ll-5-3t
GIANT MIXED PANSY plants.
ported plants, Hyacinth and tulip
bulbs. Collins Florist, phone 1871.
Farmsille, Va. lisp
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-12
gsE 719 ~ !<zAssz9z@o FOR eolcx2 ' r4s!ESyZzE
FOR SALE

~~>~ ~>~>>~~~~~~
ABRUZZI RYE-Recleaned. So .;
bushel. NJ H. Slayton. Rt. .
F'armville. Va. ll-5-4t
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MEAT-Come to Cradles Store fol-
best meat at best prices any
"here phone Is. ll-5-Br
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STORE-small new, with about
one-half acre land on highway
Is. II miles south Farmville
$4,000 w. c. Canada, Peoples
Bank Bldg. Farmville, Va. ll-9-2p
~~~~~~~~~~~
ABRUZZI RYE; recleaned Sits
bushel, pure seed 99l4, germin-
alton $500. F. J. Dowler, Mgr
Dunnlngton Farm. ll-9-4p
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10TH HOT WATER HEATER
Good condition $3.50. Ages Stu
dio. Phone 80, Farmville.
lisp F.
~~~~~~~ -~-- -
ELECTRIC TRAIN. American
Flyer, mounted OF board. milk car
attachment Kenmore Washing
Machine. T h mas Bradshaw
Phone 30l7R, 1l-l2-2ptFl
~~~~~~~~~~~-
STOVE WOOD - dried kindling
blocks oak slabs. Buffalo Shook
Co.. Farmville. Phone AZ.
ll-12-tf-F
SIOVES-one fifty-pound: one
l00-pound, and one 2O0-pound
Warm Mornings. One round cast
iron heater Harris Cook Motor
Company. Falmville Va. l1-l2-lp
~
APRONS-plain or fancy. Lovely
iof gifts. Mrs. Asa Smith Farm
vile telephone 4Fl2. ll-l2-2p
- -
TRAILER-8 it.. wheel car
trailer, spare tire. high racks all
around, large tarp and hitch goes
With 1t. Excellent condition.
Price reasonable. See w. H
Rodhe. 6l5 Longwood Ave. Farm
vile. 1l-12-1n
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES. taking
Christmas orders Mrs. w. T.
Brooker, Rt /. Vinton. dial Roa-
noke 1906. n-l2-4ptF,
49, -
BICYCLE Girls "a inch in
fairly good condition. Phone
676M after $50. ll-l2-ltp
TURKEYS-Order your Thanks
giving turkey now. Fresh dressed
Arthur and Leroy Welchlin.
Farmville 2029J. ll-l2-4t
. ~~~~>
1876 ACRES for stock and grain
Cumberland County. 40 miles
Richmond. large dwelling with
water and lights on paved road.
school, mail and milk route. trac-
tor and every kind equipment. 8
head cattle, feed for winter SIP
300 Show any day except Sun
days. Cash or terms w. c. Cana
la, Realtor. Peoples Bank Bldg.
Farmyille. 11-12-1p
-~~-~~~~~~-- $4,000 ----~
FARM PIT acres, 81 tobacco
acreage new house with bath
heat and running water. About Is
miles from Falmville Write Box
M" Care Herald Farmville.
ll-l2-2p
CASH REGISTER 49, McCaskey
two years old Service Station
type. gives total gallons sold
ESQ Service Dowdys
Corner. Farmville ll-l2-3t
~~-~~~~~~~---- - ~~-~~
NEOUS-tourist neon
sign. Kelvinator electric range,
l8-pound Norge automatic wash
ing machine. l07 High Street,
Farmville ll-12-ltp
~ >~~---~~~~~~
room and also 3
room log cabin. Call Gil ll-l2-lp
HOUSE - Modern Broom house.
all modern conveniences. Good
location and liberal terms. o. H
Written ll-l2-tf
5l2 East Second Street
Composed of three apartments
10 rooms. separate lights & baths
electric hot water. large lot, back
excellent location. Inter-
eSted party can buy on terms, live
in one apartment and use rent
from other two apartments TO
meet payments. Sale price S9850.
Bob Hurt. phone 855. ll-5-2p
~"Ny"D
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-12
John Randolph P-TA
Bazaar November Is

John Randolph Elementary P
IA will sponsor bazaar at the
regular meeting on Thursday
Nov 10, at p. m
Cakes. cookies. pies and can
dies will be sold Needlework,
which viii make attractive
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-12
REWARD

500 REWARD for information
leading to conviction OF guilty
party who defaced signs of Farm
vile Motel Gilbert Wood. Farm
Vile lisp
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-12
75c per inch
FOR SALE

NEW BRICK HOME-3 bed
Sooms. two baths, living room,
dining room, kitchen. On Fourth
Avenue extended. Call $50 or 1874
8-27-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-12
CARD OF THANKS


BROWN We deeply appreciate
and thank everyone from the bot
tom Of our hearts for everything
they have done for Us since we
lost our baby. home and every
thing in a fire Saturday, October
30 Nh and Mrs Frank + Brown
and son. Bernard. ll-l2-lt
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SHOWALTER - We want to
thank and express our deep APP
probation to our many friends
end neighborS. who have helped
us since we lost our home by FIRE
We are very grateful for your
many kindneSses. Mr.. and MIS-
w. n ShoWalter. ll-l2-lt
WE WISH to express our thanks
TO all friends and neighbors for
the kindness shown us due 70 the
damage Of the recent storm Mr.
and Mrs. Neal Smith ll-12-lp
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-12

but | wont TO drive by those
London 6. Atkins Insurance
ond Reel Estote Co. .HOMES
Building. 3 story on Main St. in
Farmyille Reasonable
Heights. Nice wooded lot water
available $500
"a acres WIN he" b nm dwelling
on Rooo St'le ROAD miles from
FafhFiiic ~ Cumberland GO.
1ood NeH ana tiectficl'y Only
res az 10 > va. ST. rooms ana
ave ~ 600 Terms
Chl'ich buiidlhR with one acre OF
ldhd on paved road near hlce.
9ultapie lor conversion TO dwell
ing. size 36X42 Price $3.50
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