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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MD
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
ICOLEsvILLE AREA lots, $3.50
each; 51x200: level. Graded GOOD
wo 5ei5 Sa ACRE sIes T6 RSS45
$1,000 and up in beautiful Bradley
Hills Grove. near Burning Tree Club:
WARREN g. ess'' s.sss. o. t. 4 s$Ias
r; . G: co9; :;1 building site. ,?sx
s!ya Sa' % W. H Slk sra Rssitor Dr Hs
,9 t5SSR4; w Won "a I 400;
10 miles from Wash. Approved for
sepsie tanks Si.5Qo up. Out RI. 20
coNGREs. GLuB AREA Wooded
level lot, about an acre. Surfaced
I'd. 125- front. $4,000. EN-. 2-4232.
l2i ACRES OF LAND. on Eood road,
c CALLS R SSt s At aSSssstle'On' va; So 900
sHENANDoAHI '1 VALLEY-cheaps 6,
mi: D: c.. 100 acres or more; S45
per g. '' c6 JsH ssls rd "a i S 36a ~,
acre: small choice acreage Bldg. sites.
10 miles p. G.. paved roads: u mile
SIS mo; W. W LEWIS. Realtor.
APT. GROUND oG eE ES ARA ia. s SlsS79 and
acres. NATIONAL REALTY JAa IA.
5000: ewes. ia. 7-5a27. "a
MONTGOMERY CO.-Twenty acres
or more; 'Woodfield- Damascus area,
ere %s sy fe oWne p VERY yri Tea time H e.
g CHoICE BUILDING Lors-Locat.d
in Mont. Co.. s.s.w. paid for; level;
no problems; $500 each. Cali
BE9THfsiDSxv'o , mr.. Natl. Institute of
age, s4,Soo. Cali MIR. WILSON.
BETHEsDA-2 choice 7o-ft. wooded
lots: Level and deep. All utils.
Builder: S 81. 4.tss2aosA. a. w. BRANDT
CITY BLOCK OF LOTS on Elm st.
between Walnut and Chestnut ne,
vicinity Of s. Dakota ave. and Vista;
restricted to detached homes; low
LANGsTON REALTY, LII. 4-S693.
10 ACRES with 37O-ft. frontage on
Defense hwy. in Lanham. CASKEY
BUILDERS 100 a.
Of choice land right in the path of
lies beautifully. owner anxious Si aI TO
Frs BROS. AP. 7-s46o.
10 LOTS over Dist. line; lots in Hill
crest; also 10 a; and house. run.
It. lot. OF N: II. ave-: ali ut u.s. and and
street in. Also $4,000 50. It. on
Richie ave. Just OF Piney Branch I'd,
apt. coming possible: $4,000, Raj
N FELL 1RR EEA NAE EsTAFE H. gIoS 3,
sOxI50. si.S50 to $4,000: ali utils
Broad st.. OF. .-4253.
100 deep $3.50 to $500; most have
a AZ Sts' MRs Is s sH5RsdR sssfaSP
BUILDER has plans for 4-bedrm.. g
bath house that can be built on your
TWO CORNER LOTS-70xo3; 45th
and DIX stsi ne; sewer; S %ster' side
25 ACRES-Modern house, 4-acre
lots: suitable for fishing concession.
subdivision or private estate; on
g sDts VA T %aite own miies H. fr0R
sTAMPER, Route No. j. BOX 4s7-A.
BLDR. ATM acres. mr.. AMMAN
dale: excellent neighborhood; over
6OO-ft. street frontage. with gas,
y'S ots and s ssa5S NJ May w Issf
subdividing at $500 per lot. OF.
$4,000. MONAHAN.
ZONED FOR APARTMENTS-Las
remaining zoned lot on Flower ave.,
over 10000 So. IT.. near bisgeSt 4
shopping center in Sill. Spg.; $50. 600.
RIPLEY g. ROMER. Realtors. JU.
BUiLDERs ATTENTiON-Apt. house
lots, good location: soc. it.: street
also II residential A lots for
SIC, 900; near District line; owner.
WILLIAM r. FORD. JU. 5-2150.
LOT, 5Oth and Central ave. Sc.
Call Sunday. la pm. LU. 2-29O7.'
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

II TO ACRE, level, wooded lot.
vicinity Mclean, Virginia. or Poto.
mac, Nd. Box 202-B, Star. "a
WILL BUY FOR CASH. lots for fats
in close-in Silver Spring. NV, ne.
section, OF D. C, Sewer and water
must be in. MA. s-6616: eyes,.
RIA. 6-2176.
LAND WANTED. with sewer and
water, available for residential
development: 10 lots to 80 acres.
HAVE IMMEDIATE NEED for build.
ers. OF acreage for homes or apart.
ments. 2 lots up to 200 acres. Call
Mr.. Wood. MA. $4,000: ewes. and
week ends. Ov. 3-3s94. BOSS d
PHELPS. INC. 1917 K st. NV. "a
SUBDIVISION, 5 to go lots; all .util:
titles in place, street paved in front
OF at least part of tract; suitable
for $4,000 house Call MR., FUR
MAN. Oh. .4-3350.
WANTED to 5 acres. RIA. 3-Ss73.
DESIRE LOT in close-in Virginia,
suitable for two or four family
ant IA D.OoS0
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RAMBLER-$21,85O

Will build on your lot MONTGOMERY
Co. only soft. brick rambler,
featuring center-hall plan, 3 spa
eious bedrms.. ,2o;,ft. liv. rm. with
rm,. 16-ft. de luxe kit. full bsmt.,
stairway to eXpansible attic. hot.
water heat and many additional
quality features. Call 10. 4-0l53.
E. P. Walden & co.
Builders, DESIGNERS
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FARMS tcsss.,

REMINGTON. VA.-7 T.. elect. hot
R Rsa SSla $3.50 $1,000 s ssf%.. IN
5 a.. 4 r.. cleo. facing Rt. ~. $500
3 acres with house under construe-
tion. good well. facing imp. road.
1870 acres, borders creek. old s-r.
: dwelling. barn, ETC.. well located.
1854. stock farm, nice DWELLING
with 2 taths. central heating. barn
tenant house, etc.. stream. S16.50O
221 a.. borders creek. 9 r., metal
roof. out-buildings. excellent well
S12.500 terms.
Dairy farms and tlmner lands.
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FARMS

farms and homes to sell.
List your property With us. Write
ROBERT D; GRAHAM; Fairfax.
LARGE E BARRY baGR; c FARM for or sal. b,
owner. Books win show its q we'll
paving farm. Box 366. Gathers.
WANTED Ei %; TO BUY in Va. or Nd. To
make my home: Farm or aereaee
be level. hilly. with S bushes. nf timber e1
priced. Brokers honored. Give
lowest price location. description.
YOU MAKE The The TERMS. oss-acre
farm Gainsboro Va; good 6-room
0 SPEips and river. OWNER Lg; 2
80 ACRES. woodland. home or cabin
site; $1,000. terms. c. W. DUNCAN,
Louisa. Va. Phone 145.
a. ACRES. practically new Groom
Home' stc;; ideal for retired; S4;5oo:
$50 On; $40 MO. buys 4-rm. bunga-
low. 20 acres. part open. part
ony Satisfied. htS5 fange' 5. ia BRo soks
D 0ffnFe on yf BEEF Ph cA TIL FARM for
rent or share my 47O-acre farm in
Southern Md. completely equipped
for dairy with 9S Washington score,
at present used for beef Dairy
equipment complete. Mixers. James
way barn cleaner, oil-fired sterilizer,
tractors TO 6uiidozer. baler. com.
bincr, spreaders .seeders, drill. trucks,
leaders and other equipment too
numerous to mention. 3 Marietta
silos. blower, field harvester. Sold
$40 600 in milk to Lucerne Dairy
In 1859. Management problems
care of J. Dallas Grady & Son. i / o.
3: e PLEASE 20 NOT PH iIt5ihsO"'
145 fertile acres for pillow, bal, in
hot water. cleo. tell. . corn cribs,
barn. milkhse., smokehse.. pump,
granary. mach. shed. S1S,50O. Near
n; Y; express I'd, so mi. to Wash,
20 mi. to Phila. A. STRASSBERGER,
tel. Jackson 1852. 154o N. 18th
o All x1f" FSsMi, v approx. s41 acres.
i sss!S E route Ct fi 81 re- e
ACRES Or MORE; new rambler,
nnIepiace' DE luxe XII, oedrms.:
CLOSE MS acres, " mr.. Fairfax,
Va: ideal for domestic and in line
for immediate subdivision. SIGLER
& CO.. RIA. 3-3431, WO. 6-S555.
141-ACRE TOBACCO FARM, near
La Plsta-3 barns. 7-rm. Cape
Cod brick home; 1-tenant house,
hard road All equip. incl. trac-
tor, tobacco and corn planter. cat
tie, mules. chickens. Asking S35.-
600.
135-acre tobacco farm near Upper
Marlboro. 7-rm. home. 4 tobacco
barns Asking $4,000.
PUFFENBERGER. LII. 4:7060
"a
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HOUSES WANTED TO GUY

HOUSES WANTED-we pay all cash;
immediate action. Call JOSEPH
KINsKY. ST. 1881. OIL. 1854
WANTED-3 or 4 bedroom house,
din. rm.,. modern Kitchen. ia or
more baths, garage, dry bsmt.; "a
acre minimum: $4,000 top with
$4,000 cash. virginia preferred. No
agents. Box 216-B. Star. "a
WILL TRADE EQUITY in our Denver,
Colo, home for weil-located house.
Wash. metropolitan area. EN-. 81
4S46. pa
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BUS. pRoP.-RENT tcen..y
STORES For RENT

1897 WIS. AVE.-Size 1Ox70 IT,: mr..
kresge's, OPP. Sears suitable In
teWelry. etc; vacant soon. Only
LEASING peI pept o SHANNON aS9e M L 1Goaa
co. Realtors. 1905 H st. NV
B AZ; MORE AVE-, Hyattsvilie. Nd
Modern commercial bldg; 5000
50. IT,, as ! or 2 stores; reasonable:
S2ll PINEY BRANCH RD.--Attrac-
tive ssle. or dble. store at heavy
trafiic location. Suitable for .es-
taurant, cleaner or auto line; shop
space available: customer parking.
~; 5.430S or AID. 2-1S54; "a
BETHESDA. MD.---Several choice To-
ss Mr. Il aa tns h oE Of sSM
m SEt cL Z HnalSf ssNMSorp1Na CEN.
TER. Leesburs pike at South bath
dyusstore % dsa1 toT
center is only 2 blks. from the new
Wakefield High School. other stores
in this bldg. blk. are food market,
restaurant. barber shop and ESQ
sst Agaon Phone MR. kETTELL. "a
1855 g Iii ST. N.w.-.sx75 it.. good
location. reasonable rent. ia.
Ga SIot AVE-. AND KENNEDY sT.&ccan
N. E. SMITH. INC. DI. 7-7s77. or
MI. RAINIER a.lHsi; mr.. haywood Garden card
LIST comml.. suit. for service. stor-
age, laundry. dry cleaner. tearoom
living quarters, heat incl, reason-
able. BY OWNER, EN-. 2-ly65. "A
RESIDENTIAL GEORGETOWN-Gro-
81 delleesfis 60 E aotsa
1898 3rd ST. NV. Corner Of LIZ
Lge: show windows. EDW. p.
SCHWARTZ INC: DI; 7-62l0. PA
LARGE 4Imod.I D9UgLE STORE completely
display windows. ise. storage and
central Wash, LIST or I'd comm.
Very reas. Cali Vernon 7-270O
Baltimore: Nd. Mr. JAY 80
3i20 GEORGIA AvE.-For rent:
large new store with parking lot.
C iiist e. CHASE. Md, e41s Brook
willie I'd; ideal location for beauty
salon. Call Monday. Poplar 2-26SS.
Ice. WELL LIGHTED BSMT.-
Suitable for shop. about 20x70 with
rear entr. and parking. incl. ga
w. w. S Se5 g. Key ts1s At w store: ave
225 st. Me-. store and 2 rooms.
zoe cgJRTo REALTY. aa6 H st. ne.
1905 G 81. NV; available Feb. i:
1875 IT., best location in the
street; ga CARL G, RosINsKI Co.
HOS r ST. NV. first a. and bsmt.;
newly dec; suitable for tailor or valet
shop. pawnbrokers exchange. paint
and hdwe. store; excel. loc.. thickly
populated right on buSline: rent
kS iGS %0' s-S GsH MR. RiCH ss.
WISCONSIN AVE. between Woodward
d. Lothrop and Sears g. Roebuck;
q go #. deep store with full day
hsht basement; parking; may be
rented or WITHOUT nie s-ss Basement EN-
GROCERY STORE. BDRM. APT.
$500 New Hampshire ave. NV.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA.
SILVER. sPRING-Desirable store in
est. shop. center; l6x60; ample
saHInEins; avSd' IT, immed; THO 0aP
Eahns Shoes. Peck & Peek. Jellefi 8,
W xSsi immed d r. poWb En- En- s g.
1909 EYE ST. NV, in heart, OF
florist. valet shop. etc. Call MR..
18th AND you SITS. N.w.-30x6O;
excel. fer restaurant. bakery. cloth.
ing. etc. Rent reas. DU. 10000.
1922 PENNA. AVE. NV. - Active
business oiCck. show window: suit
abe for restaurant. dry goods; or
AND NORRIS. Realtor. 723 goth St,
n ", RE S-H5S6 IA
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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG, $40 18th st. NV mr..
Conn. and Knew mod. attractive
desk space for those who want the
pest Receptionist switchboard mail
and telephone answering service
available Cali ST 3-3456.
MODERN ELEVATOR OFFICE BLDG.
AttractiveiY furnished: Secretariai
services. hourly basis; telephone il
desired: reasonable. NE. S-37lS
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area: telephone
answering, mail service and public
Stenographer available. Call DE.
$4,000.
WILL SHARE downtown real estate
once. LIST floor. nT. Courthouse. with
public stenogrRpher. accountant.
notary public or attorney or builder.
Cal RE. 1924 or RA. $500. IL
ATTRAC. DESK SPACE and telephone
secretarlal service at 18th and H
SITS. NV. Call Elk. 3-5050. -26
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NONE LEFT

BUT we have land to construct one
more 3-family and one more 4-fam-
lily home and income properties.
We will commence construction Of
these beautiful bldgs. within a
month. In the meantime we can
show you the other completed 8. 4.
8 and 2 unit bldgs. in our now &C.
cupied subdivision.
The properties adjoin and overlook
q beautiful county park and con-
sist of three 2-bedrm. apis. boast
ing 20-ft. hv. rm.. separate din.
rms, 7x15 kits. with full-siZe equip
ment and built-in pantry. LIST floor
has real talousie door to rear stoop.
All have built-in TV antennas. AIR
CONDITIONING wiring and private
AS little as $1,000 for the 3-unit
and $4,000 for the Aunt will
Others have chosen these safe, de
luxe. worry-free properties for their
homes--HOW ABOUT your RALPH
J. DUFFIE. Reaitor- Builder. Jus p
l724.
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WHOLESALE. RETAIL. OR BOTH
Centrally located approx. 5000 So
IT,. in 3-story bldg. Heavily popu-
lated area In center Of bus and
800 IT. by 20 it.; alley in rear: lRe.
garage attached to bldg. Avail. at
moderate rental to responsible org
Box Joe. Star. -28
SILVER SPRING
Entire End n. Of building mr.. post
sponsible tenant Excellent for Of
fices or doctor. $3.50 monthly.
Three rooms, end H.. in MONTGOMERY
Hills shopping area. viii rent or
2 rms. separately. S125 mo. total
Cav JAMES C. CONLEY q CO.. JU.
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GLOVER PARK
Just sold 1896 Benton st. We. have
immed. need for other homes in this
area. Ewes, call OIL, 4-2S0f. Kicks
REALTY CO.. Realtors, HO. 2-677S.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, "a blk. of
Conn.-1st commercial. 25-ft. wide
4-story and bsmt. brick bldg. with
SCAR parking. Mr., Manuel. EN-,
CORP. DI. 7-445O.
APPROx. 1000 SO. FIT, close-in
NV. location; u commercial, bal
ance residential; 249-ft. frontage
on principal trafic artery. Only
small portion improved; producing
fsrins pries ss75 ooo: terms masea 70 T 81.
sponsible purchaser. Call Mr.. Moran
with FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI
7-14ll: evenings EN-. 3-4015..
$4,000 so. TT, or any part. Green
Valley; Arlington County. Write
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

and 2nd commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A. M. ROTH. RE 7.7330
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1901 CONN. AVE.

OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED
APPROXIMATELY Is5 so. FT.. I'M
furn.. wanted in new. modern once
bldg. Sublet preferred, but rental
price must be realistic. EN-. 2-2026.
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Q UNITs--44sc NET
Upper 14th st. n.w.-6-unit brick, Q
baths; furniture incl. Fully rented;
income $4.960 yearly. Priced low
with $4,000 down. JAMES CARR,
Elk. 3-74O0, WC. 6.9OSO. "a
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A-A q 81, NV.
Only SIS mo-. incl. heat; good down.
town location, suitable service busi-
CO. Ills 18th st. NV, ia. 9-I702.
LIST 8 STORES OF 18-STORE
PING CTR. CON-
PLETED. SERVEL AIR
CONDITIONED, SUITABLE
ANY BUSINESS. LOCATED
HEATON TRIANGLE
JU. 9-5852 OR 10. 5-0539.
Valuable Corner For Rent
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APARTMENT LAND


A block Of land that will subdiyide
into l apartment sites, each l05-
feet front and about 81 feet deep,
at 9TH and Chesapeake SITS. sc.
Streets improved with water and
sewer all ready for construction.
Each site will accommodate IL one
and two bedroom apartments in two
story and basement buildings, or 15
apartments In three-story buildings.
Total price. 100000; active renting
section. Let US show you plans and
plats. BEALL. TURNER a. CO.. 1lO6
Vermont ave-, MA. S-613l, EN-. 81
Fine lot 81 feet wide. paved side and
rear alleys on paved street, adjoins
house. 1915 Fort Davis st.. . blocks
east OF Penna. ave. Sc. and block
south Of Alabama ave Must be sold.
Asking price, $1.650. Lot 40, square
1919.
Bargains in building site. 5oxe7, to
alley on M st. Sc, 1855 feet west OF
Branch ave, two blocks south Of
Minnesota ave; Lots 81 and SO in
gain: any terms.
ATLANTIC ST, Sc, lots II and. IL
IN square 6153, fronting 116 feet
on Atlantic ST. opposite 3rd ST., Just
south new apartment buildings. Tri-
angular shaped site. all improve.
ments. Houses or apartments. BEALL.
TURNER & CO.. 1l05 Vermont ave-.
MA. SOL 81: evenings, EN-, 3.l l76
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20

Following young women of the
local Farm Credit Office attended
a clerical conference IN the Lee
Room at the John Marshall Hotel
this week Mrs. Gladys M Car
ter. Catherine Jenkins. Marie
Turpin. and Doris Brown.
Delegates to the Firemen's
Convention, which was held last
week in Danville, were MI and
MIS-. L. J. Mann MI and Mrs
John Noel and O B Blair They
were accompanied by Mr. and
MIS-. Phillip Gay and Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Covington.
Miss Nancy Striplin returned
Saturday from Camp PocahontaS
Richmond, where She had served
as counselor the past two months.
Mrs. Margaret ID Brace is a
patient in the Kings Daughters
Hospital, Staunton, where she is
recuperating from an operation
which she underwent Wednesday
morning She was taken i'll while
serving as q counselor at the Girl
Scout Camp near Staunton. and
Will probably be in the hospital
another ten days
Mr. and Mrs S. A Dunevant
had as their week end guests, Mr.
and Mrs. T P. Hobbs. and daugh-
ter Miss Arlene Hobbs. OF Wash
ington d c.
Leslie b Gillian. who has serv-
ed as an English instructor in the
U S Army for the past 10
months, has received his dis
charge. and has Joined his fam.
lily here in the home OF his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. = c. Gillian
His wife and small son have been
spending some time here
Mr. and Mrs William S. Hamil-
ton spent the past week end at
AXE Cahoon Va. with Mrs.
Hamilton's sister. Mrs E. b Shelf
field Their daughter Faye, went
with them and remained for The
week that followed
Master Potter Henderson Jr5
who has been spending the SUM
mer with his grandparents, MI
and Mrs George VI Price. re-
turned to his home in Parksley
with his parents, and sister. Mr.
and Mrs n P Henderson and
Hannah Price who had been
guests in the same home for the
past week
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20

Mrs. Anne Faulkner and her
mother Mrs A. 3. Mason Nere
dinner guests OF MI and Mrs
Thomas Mason in Lynchburg
last Wednesday night
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Young and
children Michael and Nancy left
Tuesday for their home III Akron.
Ohio. after spending two weeks
vacation with Mrs. Young
mother Mrs Elto S Schroeder
While here. they also visited Mrs.
Young's sister. Mrs Tulane
Throckmorton and family Of
Chatham
Mrs. Walter Cunningham and
son, Robbie Of Pampliu are
spending this week with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Jones
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20

Miss Josephine Towler n d
brothers, Eugene nd Walter
I Ter, had as their guests
their sister. Belle, and her hus-
band Tom Snead, Of West Vir-
g!nia. and brothers. Willie Tow
ler and Wife, OF Baltimore. Md.
Ernest fowler, his wife and
daughter. Carey Walton of Rich
mond and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
ToNler. Of WASHINGTON ID G. Also
Mr. and Mrs Ebert fowler and
daughter Ann All left for their
homes on Wednesday
Miss Eyic May Morng Of
Charlotte. N G. IS the guest Of
her cousin. Mrs w. Frank Fall
well and other relatives in Farm
vile
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Tommy Layne III, Of Il lice. is
spending this week with Johnny
Cooper, OF Blacksburg
Mrs. William A Foster and
son, John Beckham. and MRS. w
L. Il roa q dus and daughter
Elizabeth. are visiting iii the
nome OF their father on High
lJ44De1. N +. w Beckham
Mr. and Mrs Boyd Coyner left
Thursday for a visit in Ta1ewell
Mrs. Molly Irby left Friday for
her home IN Blackstone after d
two weeks stay III the SouthSide
Community Hospital and q week
with her son and daughter-In-
law, MI and Mrs. Arthur Irby
The Rev. and Mrs. George G
Henley returned to their home on
the Eastern Shore on Monday
after spending a few days with
her mother. Mrs. Garland HaneS
OF Hampden- Sydney Before com
ing down here Rev and Mrs
Henley spent twelve days va
catlon touring parts OF Canada
and the New England States
-
~ WI . W. - sIiiH w"'Hti4s Ie4ui lito
a-o'ie " eo'ies''ay aver 9pqi'uiiiB
'eS'' a. ''SS a. .''.i io''e9' il'e
~. H., -,
- WIN leaVe SUNDAY Iof wash
lngton, d, 9. to be gone until
FRIDAY. lhey VIII be guests 1T the
9horeham Hotel and Mi Layne
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20

Mrs. Z. j.. Andrews. Mrs j. H.
Hurt and son, Jimmy and Mrs.
] T. Rogers spent several days
recently with Mrs. Andrews
daughter and son-in-laW Mr.. "oi
Mrs. Richard T. Jones. in Green's
boro, N. c.
Miss Sally Evans. Of Lynch
burg, spent last week With her
cousin. Miss Ann Page Jones.
Mrs. FRANK Jones anG daugh-
ter, Ann Page. and Nancy Thur
mond are spending several days
this week with Mrs Jones sister.
Mrs. J r. CardWeu, in Concord.
MIS- James Elliott and Mrs.
Watson Elliott have left for 4
visit with Mrs Watson Elliott's
daughter and son-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. A. w McCulloch Of Alex
andria
MI. and Mrs. Thomas Mason
and children. Lynn and Wayne
Of Lynchburg. are spending sew
eral days this week with his
mother. Mrs A B Mason
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Asal and
daughter. Alice ana Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Asal and daughter.
Sylvia Ann. VISITED Mrs Ernest
Asals brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs George Robbins. OF
Richmond. Sunday, and also
visited Percy Wade and sister
Mrs. Bessie Powell, Of Richmond.
Misses Edith and Sarah Orange
have returned from visiting
friends and relatives in Richmond
and Roanoke
Mrs. J c. ReVeley returned
Monday from d weeks visit TO her
son. j q Reveley, j.. and fam
ily. Of Snlithfield. and also
week s visit with another son, II.
K. Reyeley and family, Of Natural
Bridge Station.
Mrs. S. W Putney, Mrs. r. L,
Jones. both Of Farmyille. and
Mrs. Jack Jones, Of Prospect. at
tended the fall planning meeting
of the Business and Professional
Woman's Club. which was held
at Natural Bridge August IA and
Is. Mrs. Jones who is second
vice president, represented Miss
Minnie Rodgers president. who
was in New York on the Herald
tour
Mrs. r M Anderson has re-
turned after visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. T h. Woodward and
family, of Suffolk. and her son.
r. NJ. Anderson. Of Norfolk
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20

Mrs. r M. Anderson has re-
turned after visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. T H. Woodward and
family of Suffolk. and her son.
r. NJ Anderson. of Norfolk
Evening star., 1954-04-18
How DeIinquents Get Thut Way

am 13 years old and am writing
in defense. Of lot of teen-agers my
age.
People wonder why there is so much
juvenile delinquency. Well, I'm plan
ming to give you part of the answer.
The: other day some of the kids in
our neighborhood were bouncing q
ball up against neighbor's house
The man who lives there came out
and. told us to stop it, We obliged
him and didn't do~ it any more.
Then we tried playing ball another
place. The other neighbors yelled at
us and told us not to play there. we
would break up their flowers and
shrubbery. We obliged them also. =
They say to play in the playground.
Well, the nearest playground is six
blocks away and there are always so
many bigger boys and men there that
we don't ever have chance to get
ball field.
Maybe if people didn't yell at kids
about playing sthis place. that place
and the other place, they wouldn't
roam the streets and rob stores.
Carolyn Culp.