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Evening star., 1954-12-24
d Sullivan
Recent Christnoses
Full Of Shadows

Fifth Ave. to the Hudson River
waterfront. Members of the New
York County Post. America
Legion. were stationed on the
top deck Of the Empire State
Building as air spoilers. Under
County Commander Lawrence
Al. McNally, they worked around
the clock. Because brightly
lighted Broadway would be q
natural target, Local No. 8, In
ternational Brotherhood of Elec-
trical Workers, manned every
Broadway roof on which huge
electric signs were blinking. In
case Of an attack, these volun-
teers would extinguish every
light manually. because most Of
these signs are opterated from
the Long Island shore. Windows
in all theater dressing rooms
were BACKED out. 1t was a pretty
grim Christmas, but I have never
seen New York so united.
k
After the japanese attack on
Pearl Harbor. in 1941. the Me-
tropolitan Opera Immediately
dropped from It's repertoire Ma
dam Butterfly; Gilbert and Sui
Ivan companies deleted THE
Mikado":: bands eliminated all
Hawaiian tunes, vaudeville cir
cults Cancelled all touring Japa-
nese tumblers. But there were
humorous reactions. too: In .sThe
Man Who Came to Dinner. !"
Warner Aim version, In the scene
where the Chinese students were
visiting Sheridan Whiteside, one
turns around to reveal a sign on
his back, Chinese, Not jap;
some Broadway wit suggested: !:
I'm an air raid, go to the Nora
Bayes Theater, it's never had q
hit But Mayor LaGuardia wise
ly ordered all Japanese In the
area to stay at home.
So it's q lot merrier now.
Evening star., 1954-12-24
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

"BEAU BRUMMELLSpectacular movie about the first best
dressed sa5c
"PETER PAN"-The Disney version, ine
"a STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE"-Dramatic version
Of the play. 5'a
'THE VANISHING PRAIRIE"-Anoher excellent nature lna
by Disney, must. ~ 9
Evening star., 1954-12-24
NEW YORK.

NEW 1O1tkAs
It's d Lot Merrier Now:
Therefore. we may cast aside
for this night at least the cares
and dangers which beset US. and
make for the children an evening
Of happiness in q world of storm.
Here, then, for one night only,
each home throughout the
Engiish-speaking world should
be. q brightly lighted island Of
happiness and peace. Let the
children have their night Of fun
and laughter. Let the gifts OF
Father Christmas delight their
play. Let us groWnups share to
the full In their unstinted pleas
ures before we turn again to the
stern task and the formidable
years that lie before us. resolved
that, by our sacrifice and daring,
these same children shall not be
robbed Of their inheritance or
denied their right to live in a
free and decent world. And so. In
Gods mercy, a happy Christmas
to you all" That was part Of
winston Churchill's Christmas
eve address from the White
House, In l941, in case any Of us
have forgotten that this holiday
is much merrier than others you
can call to mind.
X i II
Christmas 1914 found United
States troops fighting for their
lives in the Battle Of the Bulge
with the 101st Airborne Division
making history at Bastogne.
Christmas eve, 1912, the Allies
were shocked by the assassina-
ton Of French Admiral Jean
Darlan in Algiers. which halted
deGaulle's trip to the White
House, a fiye-month delay which
baked French and Allied unity
at the moment when time was
Of the essence. Christmas eve.
1914. United States security po-
lice. armed with machine guns.
throw a tight guard around Gen.
Eisenhower's headquarters out
side Paris to frustrate Nazi as
sassins. commanded by Otto
Skorzeny. Skorzeny was the des-
perado who rescued Mussolini.
He and his men spoke fluent
English. had obtained American
uniforms. Identification papers.
n \ 4
Christmas, 1941, found Broad
way divided into two defense
zones, with air raid wardens on
hourly patrol. One zone extend
ed from 42d st. to 59th st., and
the other from the west side Of
Evening star., 1954-12-24
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Stanley Warner Theaiers

Stanley Warner Theaiers
An Theaters Open Christmas Day
Time Given In Ads Is Starting Time
Of Feature Attraction.
AMBASSADOR g; 9 ~. sl'Sss. Ss' nv. Sssn
Saratoga Trunk. Gary. Cooper. In
grid Bsrgman, l:05. $50. 9:35: Also
Laren Iss BacslI' IL s:ao. oSs 7:ao. TomorToT. s
Matinee 5 PM.
AVAI mn WO. $4,000. The Gold
AvxaAaWM en- Mask Van Helm.
Wanda Hendrix, $780,. 5:35. 7;35,
9:35. Special Kiddies Show From l
to 3 Pm. Fort Apache" John
Mssnel snow. M.sinss TGmersSSi Sni, kiddie Cartoon
BEvERLY q; ,as s,ssSS; ss.s.y.s' T.s: rSrs; SIea
MacMurray. Kim Novak,. $40. $40.
Special Kiddie Matinee / % 5 PM.
row ar1s aiddis ho carsoon .as sns sRsx p% n0F
FAH VYUT WO. 6-2345. Free PARK
0sAA y AAk ing. Beau Brummell"
Stewart qranger. Elizabeth Taylor,
/ to 8 PM. One Hour Cartoons and
s,si disney Riddle Il 9: cartoon gsiSw SHOW! So
CEWTRAf ME. s.2sai. Near Park !
&&saS = AssAA Ing Hell and High
Water fCinemascopel. Richard Wild
mark. 1900. 2:15 $40, 9:10: "Pris-
5i is:55. " 40, M 7:5o. tomorrow T W. Matt,
NDVaARAHNaVAVR RIA R-Nfsflf UReau
MktsMkW9 Brummei," Elisabeth,
Taylor; Stewart Granger. 6:55. $50.
"Helldorado," Roy Rogers, and Car
sSaw. sRSns Tenorrow' F.m. Disney g. Cartoon
WWRYR9 IL 1-52OO. Free Parking.
"a ksktN Beau Brummell." Stewart
Granger: Elizabeth Taylor. 100. 3:o5.
$40, 7:15. 9:2O. Special Kidiie Matt
nee. / to 3 PM. wagons West"
Tomorrow. Special Kiddie Cartoon
NAV0V co. 5-406s zone Minute
D6VVA to Zero" Robert Mitchum,
aysis Gin et2 johns. Wssk so apa Mdsr is Wikss sSsS
Starting 11:30 PM. Sands Of Two
Jima," John Wayne; stars and
STRIPES STRIPES Feressr rsssa siso Slifso WsSS To-
SHERIDAN "a. s-saoo. The
ss Ml6ml 6tOfy, b0fTy
Sullivan. 6:15. 1850. $3.50. Special
Kiddie Matinee, l to PM. H1ere
Come the Coeds..,1 Abbott and Cos
tello. and Cartoons. Tomorrow. Car
to0n Show. Matinee Only. 3 PM.
CIT WED JU. 0-56OO. Free Park
OAMv6M ing. sabre Jet" Robert
Stack. 3:05, 500, 9.35; '.Shark
RIVER" Steve Cochran, 1:25,. 4:40,
7:b5. Special Cartoon show, / to 8
Pm. Tomorrow Special Riddles show.
3 PM. Bells Of R0sarita. -
FAY0NRN RA. 3-4311. Free Park.
AkAAAvSsss ing. Dead End" 1yl-
vie Sidney, Joel Mccrea. $780,, $50:
Man or Conflict Edward Arnold.
S:05. Tomorrow. Matinee 3 PM.
TYWn8 4 CO. 5-18OO. s'The Miami
AAvWAsA Story" Barry Sullivan.
3:16, 4:50. 6.25. $500. 1885, Special
Kiddie Matinee, 2 PM. show Only.
Springtirne in Sferras,' Roy Rogers.
Tomorrow, Kiddie Disney Cartoon
Show. 3 IN. Only. s II y
1fOTMVRTW WO. 8-64OO. Double
~ AVWW Feature. sabre Jet"
Robert stack $40. $40. g:45;
shark River" Steve Cochran. 200.
$40. 1926. Tomorrow. Matinee 8 PM.
= j
Evening star., 1954-11-07
AuToMosllrs FOR SALE

M.G.-T.C. classic model: violet red;
and 2 ans. day oL. 2-0796, 10
NJ. @. 1854 I. F.;. gray with. RED
leather; not raced; uqaef sasS s:wHo
Hnsm msney down: sncAo; Oily sees. run price.
WILLIAMS. Goth and r. !. ave. ne.
NASH ,5s statesman custom 4-dr.,
oyerdrive. radio. heater, twin beds,
tiful 2-tone green finish. immacu-
late interior. Car absolutely same
as new in every detail. Take car
to your mechanic for approval;
S1,095. BELL MOTORS. S0l0 Wis.
consin ave. NV. WO. .6-69O0. -
NASH '49 stateman super 2-df, se.
dan: oyerdrive, radioi neste.; Tns LIS
ittvely in perfect condition In every
tor on approval, ass sss5; szS down. BELL
MOTORS, SOLO Wisconsin ave. NV.
NASH '53 station wagon: Hydra.
Matte, radio, heater: beautiful q
tone green finish; Immaculate m
ssme seem to q be nsp sppreeisseS. re si.sss. Sell
MoToRs, 6olo Wisconsin ave. Nv
NASH 1850. statesman sup.r 2-dr.:
SisSe SsSeo eond s4Ss aa7t ssa scsashssesi
Nash 10 Ambassador: everdriys. 7,
and b., seat covers: good eond.: $500
or best ofier. OV. S-6467. -
NASH 80 Rambler station wagon;
r. and b., Wv. tires, CUSTOM. $995.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

MERCURY 1s49 4-dr.. :. and h..
overdr.: very good cond.; no dn.
pymt.: take over pymts. uN. 4-4l95
MERCURY 'sd;F. sdSd and B.. seat covers:
.In1.t,,ss must ssh, SSeo. sSeo RE- RE-; 6.9oSi. IS IS,
customized inside and out; so Olds
engine, new pgint and W. tires.
T. and h. $1.1h0 OF best offer.
MERCURY 81 Monterey Fordor sed. !:
tan finish. r. and b.. MeFc-o- Matte,
nsa safety tested ss an6 6, ssnniti7ed ni Slaa:25 a:
BILE CO. III. 3-55551 I24i et6 St.
MERCURY 40 club conpe: blue: r.
and h.. Wv. tires, fender skirts:
S52h; RE. ,5.5755.
hauied. orig. black pint: $3.50
cash or best offer. OIL. 2-5S15 Sun.
after IL.
MERCURY "a custom 2-dr.; beau
tiful 2-tone finish: r. and h., gas
saving .overdrive, seat covers. etc;
low mileage: one owner: like new
inside and out: save hundreds of
dollars on this. outstanding value;
81, lg5. Closed sundays. MONT
GOMERY-STUBBS, Lincoln Mercury
Dealer; 37l5 Bladensburg rd., AP.
NC 81. TT Roadster: heater. Wire
wheels: Il owner; low mileage.
1885. Terms. 39o bank rate. Mr..
.CALLAN. CO. 5-0653.
NJ. G. pr roadster: leather interior.
turn. signals. good tires, torch-red
nnlSn; 4-nlo. guar: S1,195, HILL
d SANDERS. WaSh..s Oldest Ford
Dealer, LIZA Vermont ave. NV.
AD. .4a,43o0. Open ewes. till g.,
M.G.s@i95s one-owner cars, start
ing at Sl.095: several to choose
from. Morris-Minor 1884 CONVEX
tible; r. and hi low mileage: Sg95.
Also selection OF used foreign cars
TO choose from MANHATTAN AUTO.
INC. lKaiser-Willys and foreign
carsl. 9TH at r sts. NV. NO. 7-2700.
Estab. 1914. Branch salesroom,
1910 King ST., Alexandria, Va.
M. G.s 1855. now on display; new
sensational 1.500-c.c. engine, new
power and performance, S1.995 or
1855 models on display. For the best
deal. see MANHATTAN AUTO, NC.
lkaiser-Willys and foreign carsl, !,
7th at r SITS. NV. NO. 7-2700.
EStab. 1914. Branch salesroom,
1910 King st.. Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

HILLMAN MINK, late mod. '53 ma
room sed.. 10000 MI: excel. cond.:
$3.50. DE. 2-1T42. before II am.
|HiInM2N iLnSI 81 station wagon; only
10000 miles; original owner: $3.50.
AID. s-324n; eves.. EN-. 2-4411.
HUDSON 80 Commodore 4-dr.: r.
and h.; excellent bronze finish. and
has the power-packei motor. S5Q5.
PARKWAY-FORD, 1851 M st. NV,
AD. 2-01S5. Open 8 to 0. Sat.
HUDSON 81 4-dr.; r.. h, Hydra-
1920 r: I, ave-. Hyattsyille, Nd;
HUDsoN 10 Commodore 4-door; r.,
| S395. HYATTSvILLE BUICK, 1920
+: !. ave-, Hyattsville, Md: UN. 4
HUDSON 80 pacemaker 49,, sedan;
clean car in Al condition; has r.
an ana s2.t B.. 2.s9ne blaek aass and ivory nm
TRIANGLE MOTORS lFordJ. SOLO
r. l. ave. ne. DE. 2-6302.
HUDSON I949 Commodore "6'' 4-dr. /:
heater, good tires; orig. dark green
flnish: seat covers; clean through
Sgt; @ Special sS: S295; HILL 4 SANDERS; RS
14th st. NV. NO. Till.
HUDSON so 6-passenger club coupe;
very nice throughout; equipped
| with custom de luxe heater. and de-
| froster; motors and tires in. excel
lent condition: q very comfortable
SIaSir driying car Only y..;a $495. dowtsost
to choose from. SToHLMAN CHEW
| ROLET, 1899 M st. NV, AD q
1923. 33rd and M sts. NV. AD.
HUDSON al 4-dr. r. n: clean,
good condition. Ss5 or best offer.
JsGuAR AZ aIloI2l 81 XXX lso-M roadster:
! ! owner. Must sell, S2,950. MR..
| CALLAN, CO. 5-0654.
JAGUAR "a xK-120 cony.; by
owner. transferred; immediate sale;
have other car. Call R. NJ, WHITE,
JEEP 4-w. dr.: canvas top; not much
on looks. runs okay. JU. S-3066.
JEWETT '52 Jupiter s-passenger;
wind-up windows; white; new black
KAISER 1919 4-dr. sedan; excellent
tires. motor; . real buy, $3.50. Call
KAISER 81 2-door.. r. and h.. ny
dra-Matic, S495, HYATTsvILLE
S9IcK. s., 1920 r: I. ave" Hyattsville'
hh1SEh Dl ue luxe SeuHni over
drive, r. and h., turn signals, 2-tone
blue finish; . good-looking. good
performing bargain, reduced to
$3.50. written guar. 4. TRIANGLE
MOTORS tFordl. 800 r. !. ave.
ne. DE. 2-6302.
KAISER AZ 4-dr. sedan; black: good
cond: D. C. inspected. TU. 2-6995.
KAISER 40 Manhattan 4-dr.: fully
equipped; | owner. Far above
average. $3.50. MR.. VAN. CO.
KAISER 1851 virginian 4-dr.: /
owner; orig. price over $4,000;
equipped with T. and h.: an excep-
tional value at only $685.. KENYON
PECK CHEVROLET, 1886 Wilson
blvd. Arlington. Va. ia. 2-9OO1.
Open til 9:30. -
LA SALE 1889 4-dr.: very clean:
orig. owner; new motor. clutch. $400
new parts, winterized: $3.50 cash or
best offer. OIL. 2-5S15. Sunday
LINCOLN Continental 1946 convert. /:
radio; overdr.; Mercury engine;
S1,16O. OV. 3-499S. liz
Evening star., 1954-11-07
AUToMosILEs FOR SALE

LINCOLN $50 Capri 4-dr. sedan:
Hydra-Mattc. radio and heater;
2a,U00 actual miles. beautiful 2
tone green finish, immaculate in
brand-new in every way. Take car
sI,795. BELL MOTORS. 5010
Wisconsin ave NV. WO. $4,000.
LINCOLN 1854 Carri 4-dr. sedan:
/ chauffeur driven less than 1000 mi.
positively as brand new: fully equip. !:
diciomat,s car. Price. $3.50. Call
LINCOLN ns1 10 Cosmopolitan 4-dr..
gleaming black finish, like new in
side and out Best buy of the day,
$495. ARLINGTON MOTOR CO.
FORD, ss 1917 N. Moore ST.. Arl.. Va.
LINCOLN 40 snort coupe. r. and h.,
inside and out. An exception value
for only S445. WHEELER, INC.
chrysler Dealer, 1900 Wisconsin
NV, EN-. 3-470S. Open Sundays
LINCOLN 40 Cosmo.: like new. cd,
r. and h.: S545. HORNER'S COR
Baics FL! s-sssa' ResEer' Fla ave. ne. at eth'
LINcoLN '4s 2-dr.: r. and h.. cd; /;
excel. cond. S299 or trade for nv
and cash, co. 5-036a.
LANCULN 1919 4-dr. CoSmO.s Deautl-
oa 0tf csan Saeh inside unnsaay fTss ana NICE e.
MERCURYs 1864 new: if you are
interested N tremendous saw
ings cail MR.: sosKEY. at EN-.
2-5500. tDealer). -
MERCURY '51 Monterey club coupe;
goNFRs fIoth tRp SSR SS lreR and nasi., hi sqt5 RtS
II r..
MERCURY 1854 Sun Valley coupe /;
Mecro., etc. immac,; low mileage;
chauf driven; S2,2q5 or best offer.
MR.. o'HAGAN. AID. 4-4212; eve
nings, KE. 7-0505. -
MERCURY 40 sport sedan: beauti-
full blue finish, equipped with r.
and h., matching seat covers, Wv.
tires, A real beauty. See and drive
It today. Priced to sell quickly. Only
CHEVROLET, 1855 wilson blvd, Ar
llington. Va. IA. 2-9001. Open 'til
MERCURY "a Monterey 2-tone;
22a5oO miles; fully equipped; $2.250:
MERCURY '51 convertible; overdrive,
radio, heater, low. mileage. beautiful
dition in every detail. Take car to
your mechanic for approval, S995.
BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wisconsin ave.
NV. WO. 6-S900 -
MERCURY '49: 2-dr.: Aqua blue I'M
ish with de luxe T. and h., very
clean interior with custom seat COW
ers. Priced to sell fast at S545. D. C.
inspection will be guar. Call JACK
CHASER, 81. AS!; LA. 6-727@ 241i Bla-
MERCURY 81 cI. cpe.: beaut. oriei-
nal green; fully equipped; Wv.
tires. Merc-O-Matic, heateE. signals
and other extras. Real sharp car.
One owner. low mileage. $500; 500
On, on good credit. KIRK MOTOR
CO., 1000 Ga. ave. -
Evening star., 1954-11-07
SACRIFICE
1854 CHEVROLETS

All 21O de luxe models. equipped with
radios, heaters and seat covers. low
mileage. excellent condition.
2-dr. standard shift--------$1,4 ,450
DIR, standard shift ,475
2-dr. Powerglide $50
4-dr. Powerglide e------$1,575
Evening star., 1954-11-07
CADILLAC

1854 conv. cpe; all extra equipment
8, 900 MI, cannot be told from brand
new, still in new-car warranty
S4,9e5, 1895 down, balance financed
through our local bank; or best casl
offer. Parkway 5-1922.
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Trenton

Mrs Virginia Meadows spent
the past month in West Palm
Beach Fla. She is now visiting in
Atlanta, Ga. and is expected
home soon.
Steven Woods Of Richmond.
spent last week with jeff Jeffer-
les. Mr. and Mrs. Woods, Valer-
lie and John Joined him for The
week end and left Sunday for
Olympia. Wash. where they will
make their future home.
jeff Jeffries and his bicycle had
a head-on collision with barb
ed wire fence last Saturday and
required several stitches in his
ear and upper lip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davidson
and Robin. of Norfolk. and Mr.
and Mrs Morris Conrad of Falls
Church, were week end visitors at
WOodlaWn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Plank and
family of Pennsylvania, and Mr..
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children. of GAINESVILLE, Fla. visit
ed Mrs. Walter Duncan last
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Kent and
infant daughter Kathy. were
Sunday night supper guests of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Esten
Baker.
Mrs. George Blevins and daugh-
ter, Patsy and Connie. are spend
ing some time with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs E. A. Carnes.
The J M. Barksdale family
visited Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Davis.
of Cumberland. Sunday
Oakwood Homecoming
The annual homecoming day of
lakewood Methodist Church will
be Sunday. September 5, with
services al 1870 a. m. and p
m with basket lunch on the
grounds. Friends are cordially in
vited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Davis ant
family. Mrs. Edmonia Ransone
Donna and Danny Floyd, Mr.. anc
Mrs A. c. Barnett and family
and Mr. and Mrs Howard Davi
motored to Washington TO visi
the ZOO and airport Sunday.
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Fork of Willis

Mrs P. G. Baker, Ned and Dave
and Miss Judy Duncan were Mon
day night supper guests in the
George Jefferies home at New
Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Weber and
sons, Willie and Richard. of Rich
mond, visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Duncan Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley E. Dun
KUN. and Wesley Early, and En-
NETT Dunkum, of Curdsville, call
ed on Mrs. Walter Duncan Sun
day evening.
Mrs. w. H, Duncan entertained
her Sunday school class with a
picnic at Bear Creek Lake Sun
day afternoon Those who attend
ed were Jimmy and Margaret
Cooke. Margaret Jeffries, Lucy
Lee Johnson, Faye and j c. VIII
ilams, Susan Pepper, judy Dun
can. and Earl Woodfn.
w H Duncan. Mrs. Tucker
Harrison. and son, Harry, visited
in the H. r Harrison home. near
Gainesville. Sunday evening.
Mrs p G. Baker Ned and Dave
Jcffrics and Margaret Ann. anc
judy Duncan were in Richmond
Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Plank anc
family, Of Pennsylvania. are visit.
ing relatives here.
Mrs. p. L. Duncan and Roberr
were in FarmvAle Monday.
Willie Duncan went to Suffoll
Monday night to assist his sister
Mrs. Stanley Scott in moving 4
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs p L. Duncan lief
Tuesday to spend a few days il
Baltimore.
:. Mrs. Stanley Scott. of Suffolk
visited her parents here las
Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Carnes AM
Everett. Jr. were in Ocean View
Sunday :
David M. Barker is expected {,
return home. from Wyoming. OF
September 8.
Mrs. A. w, Davis and Miss Ma
Barker called on relatives an,
friends here recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith am
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Oak Forest

j. L. H. Meador, of Richmond.
spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Meador.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert jenkins
and Mrs. Robbie Flippen, of
Cumberland, visited Mrs. c E.
Meinhard and Mrs. and Mrs. w
S Anderson Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gordon Smith.
Robbie and Jimmy Smith, of
Richmond, were luncheon guests
of Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Anderson,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Julius Midkjtf
Miss Julie Mae Mdkiff, Mrs.
Robert Johnson. Of Cartersyille
and Mrs. Anna Barlow attended
the Simmons family reunion in
North Carolina this week end.
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Mrs. Bob Martin at Morning
side, the home of Mrs. Martin,
Friday night of this past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitlock
Will attend the General Electric
convention at SWeetbrier Hotel
this week. j
Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Snead
and Nash P Snead Jr., were
guests of Dr.. and Mrs. N P. Snead
here Sunday.
Relatievs from Richmond visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. F.. T. Dabney
here Sunday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-03
CaIra

Mr.. and Mrs. William Arndt and
son. Duane returned home Sun
day after spending a weeks va
cation with relatives in Akron,
Ohio. and West Virginia.
Sunday visitors in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Huskey were
Mrs. Lyle Owenby and children,
MI. and Mrs. Henry Rousch. Mrs.
Leonard Scott, Mrs. John Wright
also Mis- Christine Thompson. Of
Buckingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Stmson.
Miss Mary Wright. Mrs. Robert
Wright and grandchildren Bobby
and Wayne were Richmond visit
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their home with his daughter and
Son-ln- law. MIR and Mrs. John
RouSch
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Stinson were
recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Rouse of Farmville.
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tors Sunday Of - and Mrs. Will
lard Orange and Mr. and Mrs
e. t. East. Mrs East's ankle does
not seem much improved after a
severe sprain several weeks ago.
we wish her a very speedy re-
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coyery.
Mr. and Mrs. I-cnry Jamerson
motored Janice Franklin back TO
her parents. Mr. ard n. S. D2v.I
Franklin. Of Richmond, acsar she
had spent the summer ZION Us
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with Them

with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver House had
their 50th wedding anniversary on
Monday. Aug. 80. We would like
to wish them many more. Mr..
and Mrs. House are now making
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Cartersv1 lille

Two Cumberland graduates.
Carolyn Stonnell and Penny Ba- |
Der, were honored at q going away |
party, Saturday night given by |
Charlotte Peasants and Janice |
Blanton. Games and Refreshments
were enjoyed by all
James and Juanita Garrison, of
Charlotte, N. c.. and Cecile Jean
Hoyle, of Chase City. were recent
guests Of Mrs. H. B. Peasants.
Rev and Mrs. Kenneth Clark
and little daughter. Mary Jane.
are leaving Friday to spend sew
eral days with relatives in Ten
nesee.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Dabney, Mr..
and Mrs James A. Ransone, Jr.,
and Mrs. J Alex Ransone spent
Wednesday fishing in the Chesa-
peake Bay They caught a large
number Of croakers and Virginia
spots.
Mr.. and Mrs G, L. Blanton
visited Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Good
man in Amelia Sunday afternoon
Quite a number from the Car
tersville Baptist Church attended
the Youth Rally in Maysville Bap-
fist Church Friday
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. E. Blanton
Jr., and sons were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Emmett Taylor for sew
al days the past week
Rev. A. A. Mason is visiting
relative in Bowling Green.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Peasants
Jr and Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Blan-
ton. Jr. we're in Richmond Sun
, day
: Mrs. J. Alex Ransone and Mrs
G. L. Blanton attended a shower
for Miss Audrey Mae Sandersor
given by Mrs r. Harrison ano
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-03

and Mrs. John ElRin and family.
Of Texas, are spending some time
with their parents here.
Mrs. w. w Adams. Of New
Canton. spent Thursday night
with her sister here.
Mrs. P. G. Baker, Ned and Da-
vid and Miss Judy Duncan were
guests at Mexican dinner Mon
day night at Vuemont
Evening star., 1954-04-26

SILVER SPRING
CUSTOM BUILT FOR TODAY
Here's an end to your rambler hunt
ing woes. 3 bedrm.. 3 bath, year
course: huge living rm.. full din
rm., side screened porch. garage.
well-shrubbed corner lot: excellent
financing Call Mr.. Gutenberg.
JU. 9-15S5.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
oo4 18th CT Pealt0r AID 4-000i
Evening star., 1954-04-26
CLOSE-IN PLUS
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

EDMONST0N - 3-bedrm. BUNGALOW
gas heat; bsmt,: porch. Only $500
JOHNSON. WA. 7-5o5o. -se
DISQUALIFICATION. row house
brk.. sep. din. rm., lse. liv. rm.
attic;. 3 minis. from shop. ctr. anc
school. Price. $1,000. CIR. 3-46Sf.
go
MT. RAINIER - Lovely 3 bedrm
home. liv. rm., sep. din. rm., elec
Xiii tnli bSmt:. plus s-rm; apt.
home: near schools and transp
AGENT: HO. 2-195!. II
RIvERDALE HEIGHTS - 3-bedrm
rambler: liv. rm.. din. rm., elec
kit. full bsmt., lge. level lot: pay
ments less than rent with ST. .0OC
down. Call Mr.. Dunn, NO. 1-2a43
SPARKS AGENCY. DU. 1895. ~
WO0DLAWN-S1 :. o.900---Lovely brk
and frame rambler. large Anchor
fenced lott full bsmt. This is truly
q .deliehtful home. Assume SaHl
e t5Sst uS 46RssI 6Rssgmen1s; ey.n,Sss sSos RE ps'
573e. SUN REALTY.