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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-15
Warminster

Martha Alice Smith, young
laughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Charlie
smith, Of Island View, Manteo.
Has completed a week end Of
celebrating her tenth birthday
which started with luncheon on
Saturday when she had as her
-uestS, Betsy Spencer, Lou SWartz.
Pamela Hurt, Mary Helen Wood.
'nnie Lou Moon. Fave Wvland,
Patty Riggs and Anne Adcock
hev PLAYED games and the real
irthdav party beoan at 7 20 Sat-
Nrday evening when more girls
md boys were invited FIR the
birthday cake with candles, re-
'reShments and more games and
'ancng TO keep up the enjoy
ent, her parents invited their
~iends to come at $50 for
7uare dancing party
Mr. and Mrs F. r. Moon, Jr.
nd r. r Moon attended the
7armyille Herald dinner at Long
GOD House, IN Farmville Satur-
'av night, given by J B. Wall
ner and publisher Of the Farm
He Herald
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs Richard Holden
fuilford, of Richmond have an
bounced the birth Of a daughter
7amcla Blake born in Richmond
December IS Mrs. Guilford is
he former Beverley Anne Horslev
laughter Of Mir and Mrs Jack
IorSley. Of Richmond
Rev J IL Rogers. of North
1arolino has been visiting at
fldway with Mr.. and MIS- Eddie
icF8dden and also With Mir ana
trS Tom Burnley, at Wlngina.
Tom Burnley, Jr. and Joe Nc
'adden spent the week end in
North Carolina with the Rogers
family
Patty Riggs has returned to the
home of her grandparents. MI
and Mrs. w. G Horsley. after
visiting her other grandmother,
is. RIoGs, ii Washington, .. c.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-15
"L'Esprit" Chosen
Soph Production At
Longwood College

"L'Esprit" three act pageant
play, will be presented at Long
wood College on January Is. at
3 p. m. in Jarman Hall. This pr
gram, known at the college as
Sophomore Production, is present.
ed annually by members Of the
sophomore class.
Barbara Mays. of Richmond,
and Jacquelin Marshall. of Suf-
rolk the co-directors OF the show,
For the past several years pro-
1uctinoS have been musical or
comedies. This year, however, the
program is or a more dramatic
nature. The French title IL
Esprit, translated as the spirit,
symbolizes the spirit that guided
Joan OF Arc throughout her life.
roan is the Longwood patron
saint. Her biography was selected
as the theme of the production
by committee of six sophomores
the Misses Georgia Jacks n,
oretta Brooking, Molly Ann
Harvey Jane Blake. Betsy Well
bon, and Gail Leonard.
Joan's lie win De portrayed BY
Miss Patsy Alternately OF Virginia
Beach, Several scenes Will be pre-
sented through modern interpret
tive dance.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-15

Mrs Sylvester Payne and daugh-
ter Gayle, MIS-. Hines and Mrs.
Frazier White motoed to Rich
mond Saturday, to visit Miss
Medical College Of Virginia
Joyce Hines who is attending
Bobby Spencer spent the week
end with his parents, Mi and
Mrs. Kirk Spencer. and returned
to Richmond Monday where he is
attending the University OF Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j Smith. MI
and Mrs. W B. McDearmon and
children and MI. and Mrs. Russell
Moon and children attended the
birthday party and dance given
Saturday night at Island View
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Smith at Manteo. celebrating
Martha Alice Smith 10th BIRTH
day.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-15
Recent Abilene Nems
Mr., Mrs. Holman, Jr. Announce Birth
OF Daughter, Eleanor Woodward

and Mrs c. CT. Hutchinson spent
Monday in Washington. D. c.,
II. Morecock attended a High
way meeting
MI and Mrs j. D. Rand are
pending the winter in Florida.
DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Elicit have
returned from visit to their
laughter and son-in-laW, Dr.. and
frs w. G. Klugh, Jr, in Little
Rock, Ark.
Mrs. j. T. ONeal entertained
The afternoon bridge club and
additional guests last Wednesday
Ugh score was won by Mrs. G.
S Hall with second high going
20 Mrs ] b Marshall Mrs, F.
VI. Sydnor won high score for the
2uest. Other present were Mrs.
MIS-, F. II Burke, Mrs. c. G.
Hutchinson. Mrs. II. NJ Morecock
Mrs V. w. S uthall. Mrs. f. c.
Rucker Miss Otelia HarVie. Mrs.
] L. Hammer, Mrs. w. Fl. Elicit,
Mrs. J f. Anderson, Mrs. S l..
arrar Mrs. Thomas Stark. Mrs.
Donald Fliprln and Miss Law
renee Baugham
Mrs George Hardy spent sew
eral days last week with MI. and
Mrs Cary Patrick, in Hampton
Mrs. r D. Hardy has returned
home after spending several weeks
with Mr. and Mrs st. Julian
Shelton, in Newport News
Stanley Hall, who recently went
into the Army and is stationed
at Fort Belvoir. spent the week
end with his parents, MI and
Mrs. G S. Hall
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-15

and mrs Mckinley Dungee a
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-15
Scottsville

The Scottsville School P-TA
meeting was postponed Monday
night on account .of the weather
and viii be held Monday night.
Jan. IS. in the school auditorium
The Rev T. j Nottingham III,
will be the speaker.
Scottsville Home Demonstration
Club viii meet Friday afternoon,
Jan is, in the home Of Mrs. John
Elliott, at , O'clock Mrs Cosby
Patteson Will be oo-hostesS. Fit
ting Patterns and Adjusting Ready
Mades Will be demonstrated by
Mrs. Jack Duncan and Mrs. Clara
Thacker
Rev. f. j Nottingham, III. pas
tor Of Scottsyille Methodist
: Church has announced the Dis
trict Missionary Institute to be
held at Loyingston on January
20. at 1870 p. m. Speakers viii be
Bishop Paul CARRIER, Rev. P. Lee
Palmore, of Japan. and Drs. Hun
and Lowe. Will explain Days Pay
Offering for Church Extension tc
be received on February %.
Polio Luncheon
Mrs. GUY + Moon attended
luncheon Tuesday at the Thoma
jefferson Inn, Charlottesville. TO
women of the county given by til
March Of Dimes campaign il Al
bemarIe county. Mrs. Moon re-
resented the Scottsville Lions Gu
which is sponsoring the drive j.
ScottSyille.
Mrs, Ira Forbes has returned I
her home at SheppardS III Buck
ingham County after visiting M
and Mrs. G.. r. Goodwin for
week Mrs. Gordon Grigg, Of Ricl
mond. vas also a week end que
in the home of The GoodWins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Grove an
family. of Vienna. spent III
week end with Mi and Mrs, JAG
son Beal, Jr., and. with the Baal
visited Mrs Blake Kelso IN Med
cal College Of Virginia Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs, Ray lCaldWt
visited Mrs. Caldwell'S parents
Mr.. and Mrs E. NJ Seay, at Bre
mo Bluff. Sunday afternoon
Tax Assessor
L. B Mayfleld has begun RI
duties as tax assessor for SCOTS
VILE district in Albclnarlc count
ty.
Vincent T E5okman, tornlcrl, |
Of the Farnvjlle rol.ce Depart
nlent. assumed his duties as toWr |
sergeant n Scottsvlllc, on Janu |
ary |. He and his family hav'
moved here and arc living IN an |
apartment over Miller's Grocer! |
store.
Mrs. Mike Hines. the forme'
Miss Violet Payne. of Abingdon.
spent the week end with her
mother. Mrs. Tom Payne at
Payne's Mill in Buckingham coun-
ty Mis- Payne. with MI. and /.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-15

Recent dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. T. L. Warmer were
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Stanley Gardner
OF Charles City. Mr.. and Mrs
James r. Tunstall, Of Gloucester
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wilson, Of
Alexandria, Mrs Lillian Hatke.
OF jamestown. and MI and Mrs.
Edward v. Marston and sons Ed
ward and Thomas. OF Roxbury
Mr.. and Mrs. A D. Potter and
son. Danny. have returned to
their home in Charleston, S. c.,
after spending some time with
Mrs. J. w. Thurber
Nj. and Mrs, Richard Banks
dale and daughters spent last
week end in South Hill
1t Col and Mrs c K Greasy
OF Washington. D. c. were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. d. P.
Rogles.
The Amelia II. D Club met
Thursday with Mrs R. B walton.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A Holman,
Jr.. announce the birth of a
daughter, Eleanor Woodward on
wednesday. Jan. s.
Mrs. Nancy Rorke, Miss Mary
Sheppard, and Robert Rowlett
were entertained at dinner and
canasta by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
J.. Warmer on New Years even
ing.
Mrs. W B. Murray, Of Rich
mond, and Nh and Mrs. John J.
Howard and daughter Mary
Meade. of Blackstone, spent sun
day and Monday with Mrs f.
VI. Weisiger
Mr.. and Mrs. II NJ. Norecock
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs n T. hendricks
recently gave shower for Nj
ma Mrs. Grover Hendricks Those
resent we're Mr., and Mrs Earl
Hendricks, MI and Mrs Cassell
Hendricks. Mr. and Mrs Willie
Melvin, Mr. and Mrs Floyd Hill,
Nj and Mrs Arthur Morton, Mr.
and Mrs. Branch Hendricks. Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Watkins, MI
Mryles Hendricks.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-15
Colored News
Dillwyn Events

Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Hendricks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Melvin,
Gladys Hendricks and Clarence
Hendricks. all of New York, and
Mrs. Mite Haywood. of Balti-
more, have returned home after
h liday visits with their parents
here.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-15
+ WARMIkiSTER

Rev Robert E Withers, Jr. Of
Farmplle. VIII preach at En-
manuel Episcopal Church sun
day morning. Jan. II. at II O'Clock
His re8iAar appointment VIII be
III the third SUNDAY at Emmanuel
nnt.l fllrthur notice. and not the
second Sunday as rep rted by this
CORRESPONDENT through an error
MI and Mrs A. j. Wood ami
friends. e + BledSoe Fred and
Lois Bledsoe. all of Portsmouth.
visited Mr. and MIS-. A J. Wood,
near Wnsna, and Nh and Mrs
W. O HoI sleY here
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-15
Cor tinned ron, PAGE

Continued rom Page i
progress toward abatng pollution
Of the AppomattoX rivei by sew
age from the Town sewers A
committee from the council viii
appear before the Board on Jan
uary 81 at 1915 a. m
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ginning Tuesday, These short
stories about filing income tax re-
turns may make it easier for the
readers To file their returns before
March l5
Counties served by the Internal
Revenue Office in FaTTnVille are
Prince Edward PoWhatan, Buck
ingham. Cumberland Amelia
NottoWay, Lunenburg and Char
lOtte.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-15

Plans for pollution 4batement
are being made by Wiley & Will
son, consulting engineers Of
IVnchbllrE
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-15

Patients.
Foster, Cumberland
Mary Branch. Crewe; Lena Mon
roe, Famville Mamie Gillian
Farmy.lle. ana Colnelia Jackson,
farmyllle
Parents; Alvin and Estelle Bry-
die, Blackstone. girl. Jan Is.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-15
Tax Help
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page y
ler papers are such things as set
clement sheets if real estate has
been sold and reports made by
corporations, banks and other
business organizations when div
4ens, or interest. have been paid.
Two fallings primarily re-
iponsible for the difficulty con-
fronting taxpayers in the prepar-
alton Of their returns are first,
che uncertainty as to what deduc-
tions and credits may be claimed
On the return, and, second, the
failure Of taxpayers to maintain
adequate records.
Tax topics
A series Of Tax Topics will be
run in The Farnville Herald be-
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APIS. FURNIsHED-D.c.

liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit, bath: twin
beds, $50, incl, utils. RIA 6-2036;
H1IeE, ELEVATOR BLDG s:o5 nee.
puD Sedrm sIo5 enS.ehS SfEis SS inei
garage, parking avail; sun deck;
incinerator ca. floor; auto. home
laHndry, Conv. shopping mad transp
GiRLs-This is it; lse. kit, pvt.
privils.: conv. to everything. Suit.
1-5 girls; 2 entrs.; very reas. Ample
parking. 14O9 Kennedy st. NV.
1861 FAIRMONT sT.-Comb. liv. rm.
S Sfds s.I pvt IT, BATH kishenstte' apt
apt. S54 per mo, 1857 Mintwood
semipvt. bath; at 35t2 10th st. NV.
WILSON HOUSES, 1922 18th St
Keel Rw sGqs a Rsi05 sioS As s. aSs5e.
Mn; 10Th AND C3LIMBIA RID. NV.
> ms, pvt. bath. sos; 2 rms with
pvt; bath, SIS Gentle home. re-.
4Sse itS ST. N.W.0NiceIy furnished
pays VS. Elk. s-iais; after s. "a
1923 18th ST. N.W.-Pvt. entr., .
bedrms., liv. rm.. kit, bath: sos
incl. utils. JU. 5-2531. JU. 5-54S4.
3OS1s 10th ST. S.W.-1-room apis.
mr.. Army base-Pentagon: infant
okay; reasonable. DI. 1862. -21
1862 FORT STEVENS DIR. NV
Nicely furn.. beaut, location in A.
unit apt. house; rear porch. good
transp. $1l5, utils. incl. Call AID.
2-6299. "a
s-BEDRM. cor. apt. with sep. pvt.
entr., apt. bldg. Nr. Meridian PIX.
$105 plus utils. AID. 4-3925. IA
| 866 INGLESIDE TERRI. NV. (nr.
Newton. 10TH kit. bedrm.. bath
between. Porch, utiis, SO wk. Ii.
b.6700. Ext. AIRS. 20'
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ROOMS FURN.--N.W Cont ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING Cont

LARGE FRONT STUDIO RM.-Five
al. Bath. si47 r f nov. E 1z0i sG..osss'
1910 Ieth ST. N.w.--Larse 2nd-fl.
hi iItS sf; Ne and .as5 Mass.
c ssSSys. psSt Ssth IL "a s-9ssg ~
kit. din, 2. closets, TV utils; shops.
cross-town bus; 2 girls. EN-. $1,000.
FRONT ROOM AND ALCovE n a
quiet house: adults only; $50 mo.
tslec; reigr;). l408 Chaplin st. NV.
1878 KENSY20N ST. and pm.
apts.:, all utils., linen. wash. mach.
and dryer; wk. or mo. co. 5-96l5,
LIGHT FRONT RM., Ink: j lady;
Newton st. g. me- me- f Hn. e qs3ss 4$s
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE. completely
isiS sist St NV NV. NE. s.s4as,.
WILSON HOUSES. 1eas 18th st. NV
Excellent rms: stove, refrs.. lobby
television. AID. 2-9296. 20
hOSU 10Th SI. dupont Clfcle---Lge
tront;; BRIGHT clean; S24 semtmo
1141 MASS. AVE. N.w.-s1a week
children extra; So week may be
Cancelled by housework ! hr. a day
No drinkers. AID. 4-97S0. --25
SO WK. sGLE.; dble.. SIS; next bath,
refer. 1928. M st. NV. and 703
Mt. Vernon pl.. bet. K and 9TH SITS
ARL. N.-Rooms In pvt. home. neat
clean; i or 2 couples; porch. shady
LOVELY LARGE RM.ETWo girls;
share apt. with / other lady; all
home privils.; excel. transp. AID
DUPONT CIRCLE-spacious front
double. connecting pvt. bath; pvt.
entr. 1893 10th st. NV. EN-. 3-3223.
$3.50 18th ST. N.w.-Lse. light front
rm.; dining alcove, stove. refgr.
cheaper unit. DE. 2-1875. go
COLORED-1st-FL. FRONT, 1885
Park I'd. NV, "a blk. 18th; furn..
newly dec, sink. cleo. refar., utils.;
adults. other apis. HO. 2-5565,
-21
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MlscELLANEous FOR SALE

H oi cos vOs sS s sssa s ssHslFss ISL
HEATiiNNG UNIT. ARc motor. CUR
oil burner for furn. with all controls
and 275-gal. oil tank. LII. 2-0S33
|HlDE-A-BED. simmons. rose. excel
lent condition; reasonable. AP'
HoLI1YHWiooD BED. tused). SIS. CAN
ewes. or week ends. Du. 7-o205,
HOUSEHOLD MISC. ITEMs-Refsr.
luxe, SIS; Bendix washer fnew
MOTOR. S25; studio couch. So; porch
glider. and chaise Tongue with pad,
s sss Gans s inair sS i RE s S,sSs
HoT-wATER HEATERS. brand-new:
tor -s f On eaas Your u gas 0 biIi i%medisss
s Esssfl,a sSs s ( t AZ. ss1T y. cal
Ic n MAcSYMEINEs-commercial. all
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deal. 500 Of factory list. Full
warranty. JE. 3-1023. --2l
IE 30 sRaa 81, conlon' like new. Phone
'R Reasonabie' HP. $3.50. ~si
IRONER, auto. Thor Gladiron, store
priced. $40 95, ]. /. BATEMAN q
& SON. 1904 r. !. ave. ne.
LADDER, 20-foot. hickory spindles,
y sa5s good condition Phone XII Il. 3
LiV. RIM, s-pc. set, . rugs gxI2,
dinette table 4 chairs. armchair
IIy. RM. SUITE. a,p!sse. good CON.
dition. CAN JU. 5-8G77. al
LOUNGE CHAIR. 1925 value. smoke
colored, down cushion. 3 mos. old.
Best offer. CAPT. BERRY. NO; z
5527. --21
LUMBER-Top quality. hardwoods
and softwoods In lumber and ply
wood, for any purpose; also per-
forated Masonite, Formica, Morgan
Millwork stock cabinets, doors and
etc. Roddis and Mengel flush doors;
stock picture frame mouldings and
materials for lobbyists. We work
any materials to your sizes. Open
Sat. am. to noon. LANK WOOD
WORK CO., LIST and SITS. Sc,
II III
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.

CHEVY CHASE-Lge. rm., connect
ing pvt. bath, expos, unlim.
phone; quiet gentleman. OIL A.
SILVER live spR1NG-private room and
private entrance; gentlemen. JU.
H RII1asi INCREASINGLY fur
nished clean room; gentleman; "
blk. to bus: Lo; 7-3110. 20 j..
HYATTSvILLE--Rm. for man next to
Sem: ES %a t 4siSS private
new home; next to bath; cow
TRANSFORMATION. ia. S-3594.. --21
SILVER SPRING-Woman only. Attr.
nsish5orh SSS bl e, t rams Avail al
ROOM p'o Ore block of washington
boulevard, on busline. ia. 7-S643.
1917 N. EDGEwooD. N. Arl.-Loyely
phone. IA. S-5318 or ME. $4,000.
O3O s. 18th ST.-Room. large. light
and attractive; privileges arranged;
adjacent bath; min. Pentagon.
45i5 18th ST. N.-Exclusive neigh
.borhood: master bedrm., pvt. "a
bath, 2 expos, mahogany furniture;
accessible to Pentagon; pvt. home,
ARV.. N.-Two rms, for officers. in
pvt. home: recr. rm.. laundry, snack
privils. KE. S-5431. -22
SILVER SPRING-Attrac. furn., Sgle.
bedrm,. pvt. bath; $40 week. JU.
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gentlemen; TV, unlim. phone; cow.
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SINGLE SINGLE; ROOM. for gentleman; M ST.
yer Spring. JU. 9-7396. al
GROVETON-Roon. sgle. or dble.
meals may be arranged. so. 5-6144.
MT. RAINIER, MD.-sleeping rm..
next to bath; near shopping center
and transp.; gentleman or lady.
4613 3lst ST.. WA. 7-7776. 20
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

Mr.. CATHOLIC u. and . hlks. new
Providence Hospital: lge. bsmt. rm..
pvt. entr.: gentlemen. LA. 6-2l 20.
BEDRMS., single and double. pvt.
home; adults: COW. transp. Ii.
MASTER BEDRM.. pvt. hath. kit.
privileges, your own refrigerator,
twin beds. Everything for ,. TU.. =
2 ROOMS AND UTILITIES furnished
in private home: . doors from cross
town bus: for ladies. Call DU. .
1916. all day Sat. and after lt:30
CSohIoRED-LGE. FRT. RIM. furn. or
unfurn.; married cple.; elderly lady
or . ladies pref. LA. 6-3S94 tor
CeoIIoiRED-11es MORSE ST. NE
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mr.. Benning shopping center---Child
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Call after $50 pm, Mon, through
Fri. all dav Sat. and Sun. LU.
CoLoRE;D-RoOMs for employed
persons; COW. transp.; privileges.
HO. 2-S737. call q I'm. TO 10. -26
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ANOTHER LOAD Of fine walking ano
saddle horses, just in from Tennes'
see. JU. 9-9615: ewes. HU. 3-9075
BEEF for your freezer. cut. pack.
aged and quick froze; hind quar-.
ter, 45c: front, 40c; delivered. Cal
UN. 4-g0S7 after q pm. -25
THREE FRESH COWS. Holstein. anc
8 close springing heifers: Bangs calf.
hood vaccinated DU. 5-70S6. -21
PALOMINO MARE, 3ia yrs. old, broke
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name and tail. $500. Also complete
set OF buggy harness and 2-seater
buggy in Al cond. Golden Paio-
nliIlo at stud proven sire. $50.
Evergreen 4-2930. III
BULLS .-yr.-old reg. polied Here.
fords. Ready for heavy service
Guaranteed breeders Sell or trade
for steers. Dunkirk 5-7565. 81
500 NEW HAMPSHIRE red started
chicks, . weeks old, SIG per hun
dred. Open Sunday. o. @, MAX
WELL. Lanham, Nd. WA. 7-1545.
RIDING HORSE. 9-year-old bay
geiding. Sound. easy keeper. Very
gentle. SIO0. PoolesviIle POSI-. --29
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The John Kilpen Hotel
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

CONGENIAL GIRL. share Conn. ave
apt. with > other girls: rent. S37. 81
mo refs. exchanged. Hu. 3-7274
GIRL TO SHARE spacious 1-bedrm
other gil desirable iT n neieh boS Cd
cony. transp. ia. 9-057I. -2I
EFFICIENCY in modern apt. bldg,
mr.. Georgetown; to share with an.
other man; 22-3n. RE. 7-4217 aftel
$40 pm. weekdays and after 1:
18Th SHSn AND Sfsk Harvard NV yotln,
women to share attrac. spaciou.
apt with another woman; conv
transp. and shopping. reas. Cal
Sun. or after $50 pm. NO. 7-51 %
YOUNG MOTHER wants to shar,
apt with employed girl; sILVEF
SPRING AREA. JU. s-D44s. ewes.
BACHELOR will share close-in well
furn. house with ! or . officers, pro,
trc S young executives; W. Of
bath; small living room with . Girls
10th, AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
Girl To- share, lovely furn. house
Win other girl; Tv: $3.50. NO
&. WOMEN viii share 3-bedrm. apt
with | or . women or girls. Down
town. walking distance Govt. bldgs.
tneaterS. stores. " telephones. every
thing furn. Transp. on every side
! person, $50. or S25 each. AID
GIRL 70 share apt: with one other
girl. 20-30, April-Sept Reas. Conv
loo. WO. 6-5S95, 40 pm. I'll
GEAoRGEToWN-1 or men, S5 e
lece Grads. Pleasant. convivisl sur
LADY to share 2-bedrm. modern apt
with ore other lady Sc: bus stop
in front of bids; TV. 10. 2-4G35
YOUNG MAN to share apt. with an
other, lis 34th st. Sc. Apt; .3ol
LII. 2-45S9 after 4 pm. Friday
WORKING MOTHER to share apt
with another working mother. CaiI
after 8 pm. or all day Sunday NO
WoRKING MOTHER wishes to share
apt. with another working mother
or young girl. Petworth area, Tu'
REFINED LADY TO SHARE twin
Village Sc. Cali LII. 2-0947 after =,
ONE OR TWO YOUNG MEN to share
furn. house in NV. section with
other young men. IKE. 1-1573. I'll
BACHELOR, $3.50, congenial pro-
fession or exec. to share new l.
bedrm.. &C. apt. with one other
man, near the Cathedral. WO.
BACHELOR, will share COW. attrac.
apt with another man, reas. Du'
1 OR : LADIES to share o-bedrm.
apt with another lady; TV, radio,
laundry. JU. 5-3414. I'll
CONN. AVE. = Businesswoman to
share with another woman. at
tractiye bedrm. apt; TV' EN-
GIRL, college bkgd.. to share we'll
furn. garden apt. with another
girl: good shopping. transp., lovely
area, near GEORGETOWN Hospital. KE.
CONGRESS- HTs.-Lady would iike
to share lovely apt, prefer lady,
$3.50, 10 3-6439 after & pm.
MAN. 5000, to share 1-bedrm. apt
with another man; convenient NV.
location CO. 5-9595. -22
GIRL to share newly
decor. apt. with one other girl;
COW; Pentaeon and Wash. ia.
GIRL, pref. $500 to share new apt.
with one. other girl; use OF swim
ming pool. LII. 2-66S2. -21
COLORED-HOME TO SHARE or
9th pl. ne. Transp. excellent
owner drives to Pentagon; ideal for
one who likes to be alone; TV, other
conveniences. Call LII, 2-79S5. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-20
PENTHOUSE MODERN
WAREHOUSE
313S " ST. ME-

on 1890 block Of Bladensburg I'd
T. e e. 9 g "a ST. sss ~ to s. Open Sun
FURN.---5-pc. blond maple breakfast
set, adjustable table; Virginia style
sofa, slip cover? roll-away. bed;
E jim cGaS Isai to "a Fis NUS Must sell
this week. contents 1887 2sth NV.
FuRN.@peep freeze. $40; bedrm. set
$40; daveno and chair. $40: rugs
SO: .yorld globe. other items; 10
|FURN.-prexel mahogany bufiet and
Also. rugs. RIA. $3.50. -21
your money, used furn. in town. See
saa Is 1 sse,e'iH sso D't e. days ny. FL L
FURN.GFireside chair: din. rm. set;
excellent ITf n17S condition; leaving town.
FuRN: = objets dart. silver and
ssh dna: d iTSm gGnn Roberts so, "
price or less. De. aDi7o7. 0"u. al
son sofa. $S5: Lawson chair. $50;
choice Of quality fabrics. stripes.
solids solids: d Ian a. Our Speciality; Slip
MANN UPHoLs1TTESRRERRs;. S447 7 18th
st. nv. CO. 5-5116. 23'
FURN, entire contents Of 5-rm. apt.
leaving city: must sacrifice. LII.
1.45S3, before pm. -21
FUkN. - Bedrm., living rm., kit
reas. Friday. Saturday, 1860 Clydes-
.dsie pl. NV. Apt. 202. AID, q
FURN:--Must dispose of 9 rms. OF
furniture, plus gardening tools.
beaut. porch furn.; leaving city.
OIL. 4-517S or come to 4911 Green
way dr.. Green Acres. Md. 30
FuRN., in good condition. To fill Is
bedrms. For appt. call ST. 3-170O,
GARAGE DOOR. overhead, s;x7,.
Phone 10. 2-543o anytime during
GAS aas BURNER UNIT, converts "a Goa,
furnace to auto. gas; S46. Oh. q
Gas RANGE AND SINK. must sen;
4 s,nt Sc S1oye a-S S90ssilpch dble. draiHbd.
PEERHEss sAIEs CO. os sSs s7'ed eolSia
GAS RANGES. new. used; repairs; oil,
coal wood ranges. ACME STOVE.
1911 9TH NV. Ma. e-SD52..
GAS RANGE - Caloric, ultramatic;
refflgeratof. Norge, self-defrost, s
ca. T.. dc luxe: both in excel. cond.
COR ciIiutBas. set Of q, REGISTERED za
Spaldtng. Bobby Jones. irons: excel.
cond.; S25. EN-. 3-7167. -2l
GOLF CLUBS. 4 matched. Wilson,
tQp-notch woods, like new. Call
~. e-4eAo. 21