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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '4S Special de luxe 4-dr.
SEDAN: equipped with +; and h; Good
economical transportation. Priced to
c ssll Sgie5ly st $3 a4d KENRSoNPEG1K
%: IA. 2-SOob. OPEN till $50
PLYMOUTH 1851 Helvedere hard TOP;
2-tone paint. radio and heater, seat
$1.O95. Washington's Oldest and
TREW MOTOR CO. 9th and Fla.
PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de luxe
ike new, radio. heater. seat coVer s,;
$795. Washington's Oldest and Larg-
est Dodge-Plymouth Dealer, TREW
MOTOR Co, 9th and Fla. ave. ne.
PLYMOUTH 81 station wagon Savoy;
aall,mstsl body; s9eS. No. S34eA:
hwy, S. g.. Nd. JU. 5-7s04. Open
evenings till 8.
$5I;S9S; u; s g NO %SNs ssRG goR6
$500 Open evenings till Q.
4 H6.; S SS5s 1925 Conn. ave. NV
PEYMoU T'0 '4s 4-dr.: recent mot motor
LU. 2.3322. 10
PLYMOUTH "a Belvedere 4-dr. Sc
dan; CO. car, Hy-Drive. r. and h.,
other extras; big deal nowi PEAKE
MOTOR CO.. Wis. ave. at Abe
marie st. NV. EN-. $4,000.
PLYMOUTH SO Cranbrook 4-dr. Sc
dan; Immaculate. very low mileage.
! owner; 81 .595. PEAKE MOTOR
co, Wis; ave. at Albemarle st. NV.
EN-. $4,000.
PLYMOUTH '52 Cranbrook club
iight blue finish. Immaculate low
mileage. one owner, worth while
WHEELER, NC, chrysler-plymouth
tEm: 3-47OSl. 1900 Wisconsin ave.
PLYMOUTH 1863 Cranbrook sedan;
CAPfToL cAp1LtAc-oLDsMoBiiLiiE
CO, 1922 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000.
PLYMOUTH So cranbrook 4-door
s ssas sbd mas r. ana h.; Nm mmasHlate
MONROE FORD. 1887 NJ East. GS.Si
hwy: S. S.. Md, JU. 5-7s04. Open
evenings till q.
PONTIAC 1858 station wagon: So. 400;
LETT over; never sold; new warranty.
-4221 Connecticut, WO. 6-84OO.
PONTIAC 1858: must sacrifice, red
convertible. less than 5000 mi.
power steering. T. and h.. windshield
washer. fender skirts. red leather
upholstery: WV. tires. perfect con-
dition: $500. Call MRS. VIII
ewes. ID
PONTIAC 81 sedan 4-dr.: r. and h.,
Hydra Matte. Wv. tires; $3.50.
PONTIAC so sedan 4-dr.; very clean;
$3.50. 1925 Conn. ave. WO. 6-9236.
PONTIAC '52 Chieftain de luxe q
dr.. r. h.. Hydra-Mat Wv. tires;
81; 259. 1926 Conn. ave-. WO.
6-g236 q
PONTIAC 40 Chieftain 2-dr. 8; very
| 6-A236 q
PONTIAC 1854 6-cyl. 2-dr.: S1.74s;
new warranty, never sold immac-
ulate. FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Con-
QPctiCut
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| OFFICES 3 STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE
FARMS

DAIRY FARM. 81 mi. from D. C.
and Baltimore. Just of Ga. ave.
extended Rte. 81 on paved road.
Up-to-date barn with 3-cow milk
ing parlor. level. fertile land.
Large Colonial home with bath.
cleo, owner anxious to sell. Terms
can be arranged SIGLER &; CO.,
Realtors. RA. 3-3431. 10
Mr.. COLESvILLE, MD, z acres. very
productive land; all mod. and newly
recond.; 2-bedrm brick home: beau
tifullv HANDICAPPED: hone firepl,
paneled lir. yrm.. coy din. rm., Ii
brary. rec. rm., oil heat. horse barn.
outdoor stone firepl., sparkling, re-
freshtng spring, under beaut,
weeping willow. all built with stone,
ice-cold running we'll water, beaut
shade and, fruit trees. circle drive
way: quiet surroundings. on Rte. ~.
Priced very low. only $4,000 down.
JOHN BURDOFT. ColeSville. Md.
call evergreen 1886. lis
carroll CO., Sc Beautiful
stock farm. now stocked with hogs.
cattle. poultry, straw, hay. corn,
wheat: has tremendous income
Lovely 100-year-old brick home
hardwood floors, = fireplaces. large
bank barn, hog house, poultry
houses, garage, machine shed, all
other necessary outbuildings Land
very productive, tractor farmed., All
buildings in good repair Large
stream near barn. Price. only
100000. Terms easy. JOHN BUR-
DOFT, Colesville. Nd. Call Ever
green 4-3S46. -l5
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1859 trucks, brand-new; dis
counted up to. 5000; chance OF a
lifetime; limited supply; trades: easy
terms; also yarious models Of used
Oldest Ford Dealer, TIA Vermont
ave. NV. AID. $4,000. .
CHEVROLET 194a la-ton panel
truck; good condition.; can be seen
anytime, 9:30 am. to . pm. week
days; best offer. Dl. 7-594l. %
FORD 1850 FL panel truck; owner:
Phone OIL. 2-6542. 10
DODGE 50 la-ton panel; exception
ally clean; only 5000 actual miles.
A rsSi truck barsain at only Saa3;
k Iis bay sIf t 81 oa slto
Open til $50 pm. ii
DODGE PANEL. a.: motor over,
son. 923 NJ ST. NV. or ST. 3-4a23.
CHEVROLET 80 e-ton stake BODY
truck complete with cab. power con
trolled Garwood cable winch: fair
cond; $685. cash. Ma. S-l536.e
INTERNATIONAL so L-ISn dump
good cond.; sell or trade on property
OWNER. Fulton S-1575 after Il p m.
FORD 81 F-5 stake. II II. A truck
with plenty OF mileage left. Sg9j.
MANDELL CHEVROLET TRUCK
CENTER, 224l Nichols ave. Sc. LU.
4-4400 Ia
FORD 80 F-6 Hi-Stake. IL IT: with
solid sides just passed D. c. inspec-
ton. A solid value, 1895. MANDELL
CHEVROLET TRUCK CENTER, "24I
Nichols ave. Sc. LII. 4-4400. Ia
FORD 50 F-s Institutional. IL It.
van. perfect for meat business: Saa5
MANDELL CHEVROLET TRUCK
CENTER, ?24l Nichols ave. Sc.
LII. 4-440O. --l3
FORD 30 F-6 Chassis and cab for
u IT.; new tires, excellent shape
$685. NJ ELL CHEVROLET
TRUCK CENTER, 2241 Nichols ave.
Sc, LII. 4-44O0. -IJ
FORD 80 F-s EFT. stake with VS.
engine, perfect cond.. S745. MAN
DELL CHEVROLET TRUCK CEN
TER. 224l Nichols ave. Sc. LU A.
400 Ia
DODGE ~ 1-ton canopy. good tires,
excellent mechanical condition S2g5.
Washinftnn's Oldest and Largest
Dodge-Piymouth Dealer. TREW MO-
TOR CO, 9Th and Fla. ave. ne. Ii.
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TRUCK SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTINs. I946. '4S. 40. 80. and 81
S1S9 up. Morris Minor 81 con-
vertible S595. Eight used M.Gs from
$3.50 and several Hillmans. Remem-
Der Jack Pry saves you money
JACK PRY, LTD. I4th and SITS
AUSTIN Isl sport sedan: has heater;
in outstanding condition; S795 No.
l6S-B: MONROE FORD, 1887 East
West hwy. S. s.. Md. JU. 5-7S04
Open evenings till o.
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
1916 Conn. ave.-Ofices available

DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
l246 Conn. ave.-ofices available
Air CoSDiTIoNED. newly renovated
bids. financial distEist. ll29 Yer
CONN: AVE. at Dupont Circle. 0OC
1854 CONN AVE. N.W.-Nicely deco.
rated bright. cheerful once with
I Iss, closet: AID. 2-l5i6 day; woo g.
M fHGf sE''i OFFICE - Modern Gs air
and Monroe SITS. Reception rm.,
consultation rm.. 5 treatment rms.
suitable or z doctors. Call DE.
2-55S3 or RIA. 3-l397 to inspect.
ACROSS FROM sTATLER. zoos 18th
st. n.w.--small compact once. partly
furn. $40. NE. S-33S0. 10
DOWNTOWN-2nd fl. available on
adyertising: 300 So. IT.; very reas.
Gall OIL. 4-0260. p
ea5 F ST. N.W.-ENT1RE End FL,
Is windows: can be divided for ONCE
space. RIA. 6-6321.
CENTRALLY LOCATED downtown
area; suitable for offce-apt comb.
Newly redec.; maid service. Between
., 20 and 8 pn aSI Ne $3.50, -,,
. ifs; newly dec; avail in whole
or in part: reas. Apply $40 F st.
NV, RIM. 10. Ill
DOWNTOWN, F ST. AT 9th-Desir-
able space to meet every require
ment: reas. Apply $40 F st. NV,
CORNER R: 10th AND PA. AvE.Ia4s
pa n IN
location; reas. MA. s-s025. Ill
LARGE. WELL-PLANNED AIR-CON-
DrPIONED SUITE. approx. 5000
50. IT.. consisting OF 10 rooms and
very large centrally situated recep-
ton room. Unusually light and
posure. Desirable 3rd-floor location.
Comprising entire front apex. OF L.
story building, directly overlooking
Dupont Circle. . private entrances
and 9 private toilets. 24-hour ele;;
asphalt tie fioors ss' char service H IN.
GUIDED. Reasonably priced, Available
Nav /. Conveniently located in Du-
pont Circle office building. 1916
Conn ave AD; 4-3290i RANDALL
EvHNs BLDG.. 4ao N Y. ave. NV.
Sinele room. $50. 2-rm. suite, 500.
PENN PROPERTIES. 6l6 Evans
BETHESDA onices for rent next
to 7O-car free paved parking lot
and self-seryice laundry. From $50
to $50. 7s4S Wis. ave. OIL. 2-3927.
BsMT. sToRE-Formerly radio and
Rear. AIS Southern ave. sc. In
end FLOOR OFFICE RM. on Nd.
side Of Bradbury Hts. suitable for
many uses. 4413 Southern ave.
EUsADA REALTY CO., 10. 9-s50O.
VERY REASONABLE RENT-Excep-
tionally, well located office suite.
r, l: ave. mr.. 4th ne: 1000 SO. It,.
With or without 1000 50. IT. bsmt.
Weekdays. 10. 5-44S4.
1913 X ST. NV: Cbet. Conn. and
1sthl-Elev. bldg; single suite;
Avail. now SHANNON & LUcHs
CO.. 1905 H st. NV. Ma. S-2345.
AIR CONDITIONED. large. front. g.
rm. suite in modern. downtown elev.
bldg, all services incl. in rental. l.
I'M. furn. ONCE also avail. Reas.
BERNSTEIN & CO. 14I5 X st. NV "
Me. $4,000.
100: L ST. N.W.-Large . rms. and
all utilities except cleo. To inspect
call NE. S-5400.
UPTOWN, OFF 18th sT.-1st comm
desirable semi-bsmt.; Ice. window,
ground level: newly decor: now oc-
cupied by gift shop; suitable once
or any small retail business; $40
mo OWNER Box 141-G, Star.
OOCT0R'S SUITE-In recently COM
pleted 4S5-unit aforementioned apt.
building. Reception room. private
ONCE, 3 treatment rooms and toilet
CARLTON HOUSE. $500 Wisconsin
aye. NV. EN-. 2-SS00.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
End TRUSTS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

So. 760 SECOND TRUST NOTE, pay
able S27. so month. at 6es; SIS. 200
second trust note. payable $50
HE. 4-3o06. Iii
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$11 PER ACRE

VIZ XIV 3AO4NL
Northern Virginia's most beautiful
mountain range: IL mi long, con-
tanning 1900 acres OF wooded lara
disc. Astounding in springs, scenic
trails; ideal for sportsman club,
average elcv. $500 #. breathtak-
ing scenic view from the lofty
peaks. ONLY 81 mi. from Washing
ton over fast road Exclusive with
SIGLER & CO.. Realtors, RA. B.
3i3l, OIL. i-2439. 10
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
DO YOU HAVE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL or commercial lot
10000 So. it., centrally located $40
r. l. ave. ne: SIPS per mo. Week
days. 10. 5-44S4.
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TRAILERs

SPARTAN MOBILE HOMES. new
and used. See them OF AMERICAN
Baltimore blvd. "a miles north
Of MARYLAND University Phone
New MOON presents the LUCY
branch. AMERICAN TRAILER Co,
INC Route /. Richmond hwy. 5
miles south Of Alexandria. phone
SO 5-67S9
FOR EASY TRAVEL
Camping. fishing or hunting. come in
today and see an outstanding selec-
tion of ,reconditioned house trailers
designed especially for light travel.
Finance If you like.
loft. Alma ----S 695
left. Homemade - 500
22-ft. Detroiter " 800
eft. Travelo 2--- 1.090
I23-ft. Liberty --A---- 1 .395
19-ft Schult " ABA
loft. Va-Ka -Shanett $500 1.495
22-ft. Richardson .--- 1,G5U
24-ft. General 1,795
American Trailer Co., Inc.
4030 Wisconsin Ave. Phi. wo. 6-3231
Ia
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ssMY
BUTLER. i,
= BONDED
CARS .
! MAKE GOOD
| Or DO" :
. Beautiful. cIeon, Reconditioned
n Cars Sold with q 3-doy triol and
the Fomous ButIer-Bond
'53 STUDEBAKER Champion d.
. luxe club sedan; overariye. radio
ana unoerseat heater, beautiful
oiack cherry finish This car has
all OF Studeoakers famed ensi-
neering and modern deSign. But
ieF-sonded. Sl,695
n ~ btlCk Super convertible,
Green paint like new. radio, heat
er, DynahoW, electric WINDOWS.
excellent top ana in top condi-
ton both inside and out. But.
ier-Bonded. $685.
80 STUDEBAKER Champion
Regal 4-dr. sedan; excellent paint,
llreS and mechanical condition.
Many extras including overdrtve,
unoerSeat heater and radio. A
real Champion. Butler Bonded.
$645
81 NASH Statesman 2-dr. sedan;
radio and heater. reclining seats.
beautiful blue. A one-oWner. very
clean car. WIN give miles OF de-
pendable service at very low cost.
Butier-Bonded. S795
=? STUDEBAkER Champion do
luxe I'D r. sedan; blue finish like
new, underseat heater; very clean.
Driven by local doctor since new.
0Sl.oe5
iS CADILLAC Model sc sedan
cite; radio. heater and Hydra
Matte drive. beautiful baby hlle
hnlSh, white tires. other extras,
~ superb car for the money.
$685.
40 STUDEBAKER Champion Do
luxe 4.dr. sedan; grey, fully
EQUIPPED Including radio, heater
Is an economical car Of beautiful
lines. Butler-Bonded. S5e5
'52 TRIUMPH Mayfiower Cdr,
3 sedan: grey finish like new. leath-
er upholstery, heater. directional
n signals. Here is a very economi-
cal and easy to handle car at q
bargain. $845
AZ sTUDEBAKER Champion do
luxe 4-dr. sedan; economical
=. overdrive and heater; very good
tan I'M finish: Here IS a smart, at
sutler-Bonded. $445
40 FORD Custom Tudor sedan:
good grey paint. has both radio
n and heater Here is a one-owner
car in top condition that will
give miles OF dependable trans
portation. Butler Bonded. S5oS
IN AkUAlN GUUNIEk
III SIS DOWN
. Good, dependable ears that
you can drivs with pride
'48 NASH $295
A-dr. sedan "eOO", black. heater.
'4s FORD --------s24s
Club coupe "s", green, heater.
80 STUDEBAKER $49Y
Convertibley overdrivs. heater.
~ STUDEBAKER SIG
Champion sedan, blue. ?. and h.
AT STUDEBAKER S2e5
2-dr. sedan; heater. overdrive.
B'4t CHEVROLET Sl45
n 2-dr. sedan; black. heater.
D. BUTLER
INCORPORATED
1921 2lst St. NV.
Dl. LOLA
n"Washinston's Largest and
Oldsst Studebaksr Dealer"
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DOWNTOWN. 18th and p SITS. NV
Open lot; 24-hr. privilege; SIS and
SIS mo.
14th and Col. rd. nw.-Double ga
rage avail. now; SO mo-; single.
$17.50
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
l5O5 II ST. NV MA. &-o345
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

] OR ACRES close to WASHINGTON.
Maryland preferred Adjacent to
railroad, suitable for contractor S
yard Call JU 9-0S03 Ia
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FOR EASY TRAVEL
GARAGES

Parking SPACE for ! car. only s. I
1905 N. H. ave. Phone DE. 2-l5S5.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
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BARRISTER BLDG,
SECURITIES BLDG
$500 CONNECTICUT AVE.

Very desirable three room ONCE suite
in well maintained ofiice building
Rental $3.50 monthly. Call J H.
Thos. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
S3S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6S3O
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

MR.. BUILDER-n you plan to build
this spring, you must buy your lots
immediately have 4S rambler
size lots now ready with sewer, wat
er. gas, etc. on edge OF Falls Church
Excel. terms. OWNER, ia 2-5515.
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'25 F ST. N.W.-ENTIRE End FL,
Is windows; can be divided for ONCE
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CHEVROLET .53 "oI0" 4-door sedan
smart shale green body with con-
traStinE glade green top, equip. with
r. and h. custom made seat covers;
Sl,645. KLOPPER MOTORS. INC.
Lincoln Mercury. Safe Buy Cars,
Fairfax Circle. Fairfax. Va. Crescent
T.lOnn
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CHEVROLET SO Bel Air hardtop
coupe; 2-tone finish: Powerglide:
?. and h. Wv. tires; this Is l.
owner, low mi, beauty is in show
room cond.; 81 .945. BLASS- CLARK.
/ Florida ave. ne. AID. 4-9SS2.
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DISTRICT NATL. BLDG.

I4UO q ST. NV.
Most desirable. 3-rm. suite. front OF
bldg. Also, large single rms, rang
ing from $46.50 UP per month. This
space Is extremely we'll located.
with excellent natural light. Owner
N,{lI AAnnrofo
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G4fB LOMn. AVe. NV. EN-, 3-SIUU
EOLORED-DOCTOR's OFFICE with
equipment included At cost price. 1st
atsIA.e. Rent, $50. Now avail Ap-
piy Guy Timer, 1923 18th 81. NV
no. S.z007.
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Sunny Side

Bobbie Proffitt. who recently
returned from Southside Hospi
tai, is making satisfactory re-
covery at home. Bobbie has been
suffering with a severe throat in
lection
Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Carter were
recent visitors with Mr.. and Mrs
Alden Carrutfaers, in Buckingham
Mr.. CarrutherS has BEEN in fail
ing health for sometime but at
their visit was feeling somewhat
improved.
Dinner guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Maynard French were
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Blanton. Of
Ballsville, Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Blanton, of Cumberland. and Mr..
and Mrs. w. ". French and fam
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-15
children visited MIR. and Mrs. c. T
Forbes, Tuesday night.

children visited MIR. and Mrs. e. Il.
Forbes, Tuesday night.
jim Ownby. Of Cumberland,
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. r c. Bersch
Callers on Mrs. WI n Morris.
Fridey afternoon were MI. and
MIS- Fred Cole and Mrs, r. L.
Morgan Of Andersonville and
Mrs. II r Harris
Mrs. 7. N saul is IN Richmond
where she can be near her hus-
band Capt. Saul, who remains a
patient at Mcclure Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs E D. Senger and
sons spent Sunday with her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. o. l.. Pope.
near Jetersville.
Called to Richmond
Mrs, w H Beasley was called
to Richmond to the bedside Of
e. brother. Earl Dunkum, last
week. His condition is unsatisfac-
tory
Ny and Mrs Kenneth Allen.
Of Falnville. and William Kidd
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Bersch
Sunday.
Miss Carolyn Jones was a sup
per guest OF Miss Ann Cook. Fiji
day night.
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Recent visitors Of Mr. and Mrs
T. r. Senger were Rev. and Mrs
j r. Leitner. Of Vera; Rev and
Mrs. Barnes. Of BUCKINGHAM.
Mr.. and MIS-. Georg G Cox: Mrs.
w. r Cock. Mr.. ana Mrs. c. r.
Forbes. Mrs. J. n Garter, Of
Farmviile, Mrs. William Kidd
Mrs. C. Il. Jones and LeGrand
H F Harris and P T Harris
spent Friday in Brldgewatey
Mr. and Mrs. James Woodall
and family. Of Lynchburg, and
Latham Falls and children, Of
Farmville. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
J c. Bersch. Saturday night
Among the Guests
Nh. and Mrs. William Garter.
of Farmvllle, visited Mr. and Mrs
w 7 Cook. Sunday afternoon,
and were supper guests in the
same home
Mrs. Louie Foster and Patsy,
bf Farmyille visited MI and Mrs.
w. N. MOTHS, Sunday afternoon
Mrs. J. H Chernault, Miss Eth
Fl Chernault and Walter Cher
naalt, Of Vera, visited Nh and
Mrs. r. L, Harris, Sunday after
noon
Mr.. and Mrs. II r. Harris and
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Rice

Mr.. and MIS-. Jimmy Courier
and baby and Mrs. Rosa Courier,
Of Amelia. and MI and Mrs. r
NJ Bradshaw were dinner guests
Of Nh and Mrs. Julian Bradshaw
Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs. J L. Jones and
Billy of Blackstone, spent Sunday
With her parents MI. and Mrs.
D. H Hodnett Mrs Hodnett
and Mrs. Jones and Dottie and
Billy spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs F. A Kroner in Lynchburg
Week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs Claud Weaver were Mr.. and
Mrs James Jenkins and children,
Of Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Buchanan and Bobby of
Lynchburg Mrs. Albert Finchum
and Lee Berry. of Falmville visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Weaver, Friday.
Sunday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bass and
family spent Sunday with Mr.
and MIS- Gates Bass. Mss Elinor
Bass. who has been spending the
Christmas holidays at home, re-
turned to Maryville College, Mon
day.
Clyde BradhaW, Of Norfolk, and
Clarence Bradshaw, of Durham
n C. visited Mrs. H L. Bradshaw
during the week end,
Mrs Garland Stafford and
Cay ana Mo- Jinmy Tavis and
children. of Richmond, visited
tHeir parents. MI and MIS-. II. B
Walthall Friday Mr. and Mrs.
Walthall were dinner guests of
MI and Mrs. Bruce Gates, Sun
day.
Visits Niece
Mrs. W. ID Mason spent We'd
nesday with her niece, Mrs. Jane
Neal. IN Roanoke.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. MarcuSon
and children visited her mother
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Trenholm socioI News
Missionary From Japan Relates
Experiences To Muddy Creek WMU

The Rev. and Mrs, p L. Pal
more. missionaries to Japan and
now ~ this state on furlough.
have been guests in the home Of
MIR. and Mrs. Nelson Palmore.
Woman's Missionary Society Of
Muddy Creek Baptist Church felt
themselves fortunate in securing
Mrs. Palmore to teach a mission
study class, which was held Fri
day Jan. in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. jones Mrs. Pal
more. having Travelled extensively,
not. only IN the Orient but in
South and Central America. the
Holy Land and many countries OF
the Near East. gave a most in
ter2sting account Of first hand
knowledge and experiences The
meeting here opened at II a m
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Green Bay ri.
E!don Austin Home, Possessions, Car
DESTROYED in Disastrous Night Fire

Thanks to
de- j. B Wall for this enjoyable
sIrnve BY fre Last MeekA
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and luncheon was served at 1890
The class continued until about
3 p. m.
Mrs r. B. Swami has returned
home from a visit with relatives.
in South Carolina.
J. B Jones spent the week end
in the home Of his daughter and
son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs S. P.
Wall, Jr. Mrs. Jones and children,
who had spent two weeks with the
Walls in Aiken, S. c.. returned
home with him Sunday.
The JANUARY meeting of the
WINS of Muddy Creek Church met
in the home of Mr. and Mrs r. j.
Willis. Tuesday, Jan. II with
good attendance considering the
weather. Real winter with snow
and slet set in Sunday night
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The home Of Nj and Mrs. FL
don Austin was completely de-
stroyed by fire last week All their
possessions including the family
car, parked near the house, were
destroyed. Mn and Mrs. Austin
and two children barely escaped
in their night clothes. They have
the deepest sympathy Of the en-
tire community.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis McGinnis
Of Chesterfield county visited
their parents here recently.
Mr. and MIS-, Luther Lewis and
. daughter. Betty Lew visited
friends and relatives IN Dinw d.
die during the Christmas hoi-
days.
Allen Pulley. OF Richmond was
htnting with bis brother. W
Pulley. here last week
Richmond Visit
Mrs. Clyde Nevil spent several
DAYS recently With her daughter
III Richmond
- Mrs N wton Robertson
and children, of Burkev.lle. were
10 ent guests Of bis parenst Mr.
and MIS-. Geofse Robertson
NM and ags II. = Sheffield
Of WASHINGTON D. G. visited her
fs.arptc Mr. 4nd NIrS n NfcC1a1-
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FarmvilIc Guests

The Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Stew
ems Of FarmviIle, We're dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.
Vaughan, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman jenkins
and Tommy, Jerry and jimmy
were dinner guests of MI. and
Mrs. w S. Weaver, Tuesday eve
ming. in honor of Mrs. jenkins
birthday.
TIE Rev. and MIS-. Ray jenkins
Of Amelia. were dinnerg guests Of
Mn and Mrs II H Hubbard, on
Sunday
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Chestnut Gro We

j B. WAN. pubII sher of tie
FartnWlIe Heyald was banqu i
host at Lonewood House for tile
Herald family Of correspondents
Saturday evening" This GORE :
pondent was present TO enjoy tie
dinner and the visstations with
fellow correspondents
Carol Jeanne Morris Is out
again after having her ton$ils eX
tracted last week
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COTTON PRICE SUPPORTS

Cotton farmers in twenty states
turned out 100000 strong and
voted l6-to-l, in favor OF limit
ing production of the 1854 cotton
crop, BY approving controls,
growers are assured that the
Government next year Will con-
tinue to support these crops at
ninety per cent of parity.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Harris and
children. Miss Ruby MANS and
Joe and Pete Harris visited Mr.
and Mrs. r l. Morgan near An
Jacksonville. last Wednesday night.
B. B. Harris. OF Richmond.
spent three days last week in the
community with relatives.
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lily M. A. French is now able to
be In the store all day.

Herbert Hindle Goodman at
tended the Executive Committee
meeting Of the Conference M. Y.
F., in Richmond, Saturday and
Sunday. His mother visited Mr.
and Mrs. Howard H. Gordon and
family at the same time.
Mr.. and Mrs John Young. OF
Richmond, visited Mrs. S. N.
Shepard recently.
Farmers are having difficulty
in getting tobacco in order for
sale. Considering the quality OF
the product, prices are extremely
high. Quality is inferior and
poundage low due TO last sum-
mer's drought