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STENOGRAPHER

- . ~ 4V&14 441l4V
We have q vacancy for o really
good stenographer capable of turn
ing out accurate, good-looking work:
who is interested In q permanent
position with many employe adj
vantages and appreciative of Q
good chance to advance. Salary very
good. 5-day week. Replies held in
strict confidence. In resume, give
salary, etc. Personal interviews can
be arranged to suit convenience.
Only those seriously interested in
good opportunity should reply.
Box 3l6.G Star. =l5
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CLERK-BOOKKEEPER

SA414 VIA ONf/xA4AG414 A1AO
For office of local, private commercial
college; other duties are cashiering,
typewriting about 40 w.p.m: and
vantages, exper. in meeting and
working with people, free tuition
for evening business courses and
4 wks. annual vacation. Call MR..
DIXON, Ma. 8-174S for appt. -16
CLERK-TYPIsT for policy dept. q
insurance company. Must be accurate
with figures; 5,day wk;; salary 81
Bldg: I346 Conn. ave. NV. Iii
CLERK-TYPlST. under 80. II YOU
are dependable and would like an in
tereSting position, we would like Il
talk to YOU. tipping speed not i'm
portant:. hours. $50 to 4:45; 5.day
E6; Apple, Rm, 39o; psrSon mel of{1ee
CfitERkk-T1YfP'is1TMFor finance once
Good starting salary and excel
working conditions. Apply 5000 Cen.
n srai ave t Sc; or call MR. NOEL a.
cfERKsTYPisT for insurance once
permanent position, S45 per week Il
start. Apply sos Columbian bldg.
CLERR.TYPIsT - Established firm
desires young lady. good typist. who
is accurate with figures for genera
ONCE Work. Phone MR.. kohl, a.
CLERK -TYPiST-37la mr.. b-day wk
Vacation and sick leave: pleasant
working conditions in downtown all
conditioned once. Mr.. Peterson
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF
D. c.. 1901 H st. NV. -l5
CLERK-TYPIST with some account
ing experience. Downtown once. 5
day week. Salary 50 700 per annum
Write giving full details age, expert
ence. etc Box 304-G. Star. IA
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YOUNG LADIES
g-E UyTEKTv

SIS WEEKLY
Sales exper. helpful. 1928 Conn. ave.
NV. Suite I'll. 10
REFINED LADIES, part time. Il or
more hrs. wkly. Will average you
s. per hr. working in your own
neigborhood. Ma S-7357; 11-3 pm.
EXPERIENCED SALES GIRLS wanted.
Apply in person. 500 st. NV. 10
OPPORTUNITY. full or part time. in
Sales dept, average S15 per eve
ning, if you have 4 evenings and
Sat. available. Call for details. MR..
CAMERON, Otis 4-6963, IL am. to
PART OR FULL TIME, car necessary.
large earnings for good worker:
working in real estate ONCE selling,
telephone eanyassing from own home.
UN. 4-6S29. no. 2-7951. Ill
REFINED WHITE CHECK GIRLS,
part time. Apply Miss Creagen. in
care checkroom. WILLARD HOTEL,
between liz pm. H.
WE WILL ACCEPT written applica-
tions for following Job In auto
leadership. Service cashier, settle-
ment clerk and automotive book
keeper. Major live leadership. north
end Of town. Experienced bondable
applicants only. Replies confidential.
Box 361-G. Star. Ia
LOOKING FOR PART-TIME WORK.
AVON PRODUCTS offers excellent OPP
portunity to earn good income, civ.
ing service to regular customers. RE.
7-S107 -12
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HELP wTp. AGENCIES (cont.
Credit Manager

Man, age $685.. Career opportu-
nifty with Washineton ONCE OF old
line distributing organization. Ex-
cellent salary and other employe
benefits. No registration fee. Per-
sonnet Division.
CoNsULTANTs. INC.
l4O8 G st. NV, NE, S-42S5
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HO. 2-2476

TYPIST CLERK. knowledge Of multi
18th machine or willingness to learn.
$50 per week. Professional organi.
zation: DU. 5.016s. IL
Day work. no Sundays. Apply to
Mr.. Seidel. 1903 BAR & GRILL.
1903 Penna. ave. NV.
eXper. on food and II.
ouor. Excel. earnings Do not ap:
ply unless you have exper; in good
calls. 1905 Rhode Island ave. ne.
white. wanted part
time; night work. Apply 312
X-RAY TECHNICIAN. new modern,
l l2,;,eS .! hSsPital; Apply DR. Law:
mortal Hospital. Suffolk. Va. lie
GIRL. white, between % and 40,
experienced: for dry cleaning store.
Apply 1907 Conn. ave. NV. IL
GIRL, age 22-30; experienced in run
ming small ONCE; accurate typist;
knowledge Of bookkeeping; knowledge
of shorthand. Write salary expected:
marital status. Box 442-G. Star.
-l2
WOMAN. white. knowledge of draft
ing, or commercial art; Alex. area.
WOMEN to do typins at home. Daily
pickup downtown area. Write Box
149-G. Star include phone number.
WOMEN (white). over FL. with car.
to work day or eve; ref. req; perm.
o
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ANTHONY J. SICILIANO, Attorney
1910 Vermont Avenue. NV.

NN0SAAAs.A
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Colombia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. S4510. Ad-
ministration.-This is to Give. Mo-
tice: That the subscribers. OF the
District Of Columbia and the State
Of Iowa. respectively have obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Auxiliary Letters
Of Administration. eta. on the
estate Of Mary E. Sullivan. late Of
the state of Iowa. deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof
Legally authenti Gated to ,h H., sub dir
Of August, AID. 1854; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from
all benefit OF said estate. Given
under our hands this 18th day Of
February. 1854 CLARA GREEN
l647 Lamont St. NV. W. LOUIS
BEECHER. 404 First National Bldg.
waterloo, love: Seal Attest;
wills for the District Of Columbia.
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
fe24.-mh3.10
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ENGINEER-LICEN
White, to work in large downtown
office bldg. Applicants must have
experience in heating. ventilating
and refrigeration plants. and he
able to furnish reference from for
mer EMPLOYERS. Excellent starting
salary. Many employe benefits
Apply
CAFRITZ COMPANY
1920 K st. NV, End Floor
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HElP-MEN Cont,

CIGAR CLERK. experienced; excel
lent salary and hours; refs. EN-
PRE- PHARMACY, 1898 Conn.
ave. NV. LIZ
CLEANER. white. energetic, reliable,
middle-aged man, experience pre-
ferred; hrs, 7:30 am. to 4 pm.
6-day week REGULAR union wages
and company benefits. Apply morn
TON-CARLETON HOTEL. Ill
experienced. for nightwork.
Apply in person, HOFBERG DELL
CATESSEN, 1892 Eastern ave. NV.
CONTRACTORS, to apply roofing and
P fVoi.iS, Bu1 iiSISi' SUPPLY CO.
463 Eye st. NV. III
COOK, short order; colored. night
work. local refs. Call XXI. s-2so5.
CREDIT MANAGER-see ad by Man
agement Consultants under help
architectural and struc-
tural: nearby Va. In reply. state
qualifications. Box 250-G. Star.
CRAFTSMAN. mechanical. to work
with master craftsman. Good work.
ing knowledge OF instruments es-
sential. Permanent position. with
416-G. Star. IL
Drafting Supply Salesman
Young man t21-30 with knowledge
of drafting materials, high school
education; perm. position. salary
and bonus. See Mr.. Copley, GEO.
F. MUTH CO., INC, 1882 N. Y.
ave. NV. -l3
DRIVING INSTRUCTORS. white, 20
80 years; D. c. permit. high school
graduate: full or part time; will
accept applications, college students.
WORK June to Sept. Write full
resume, Box 1876, Star. 10
1st-class men
wanted for steady work. Apply
KOLB ELECTRIC. 3247 Que st. NV.
and eXper. helpers on
old and new work. Cali daily. 4 to
6. pm, 10. $4,000. liz
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SALES MANAGER

cleaning business Contact Mr..
Prlaham a. the laundry. FAIRLING-
TON LAUNDRY. $500 S. Four
Mile Run Drive. Arl, Va. 10
SALES MANAGER
New car department. Top fight man.
35 to as. Compensation open.
MONTGOMERY-STUBBS MOTORS,
Lincoln Mercury Dealer. 1900 East
West hwy. Silver Spring. Nd. -l3
Substantive have an opening in
our new-car sales department fo-
men who are sober willing to work
factory trained experience not nee
essary but. desirable. Excellent COM
mission plan and bonus. See Mr.
Miller at l.. P. Stafford NASH,
S2o1 Colesville I'd, S. g.. Nd: No
sALEsMaN&suBuRBAN pRoPANE
GAS CORP has opening in retail
and builder sales; car furnished:
salary and com: vacation; company
insurance benefits training period
6tySenn, Phone MI Stewart. OIL.
SALESMAN cameras and photo sup
ase sl-35. Apply 'i LuDW1o p CAMBRIA
SHOPS, 210l Wilson blvd. Arl., Va.
between l0-4. --12
sALEsMAN--Excellent opportunity
f9T m married ,asd mar man undeT - With
territory for one OF washington
supply houses. Experience selling
in this, field preferred. Give full in
formation in letter. All replies con-
bonus basis. FLORIDA PRODUCTS
sALEsMAN-Established food route;
NV. Washington and Silver Spring.
Nd; area. Salary. car allowance
aan 1d e S1ndnn.b',r. Write p, o, BOX
SALESMAN-LIQUOR
Willing worker with initiative who
necessary for large retail firm Ad-
vancement commensurate with abil-
Employe benefits. CENTRAL. SIS
ath st NV Do not phone. 10
SALESMAN
- to 45. neat appearance. for special
saleswork; salary. bonus and car
furnished II necessary Dor personal
Interview. cal OIL. 9-S?O3. ~
SALESMES-We need = young men
to sell pianos and organs. Salary
so nd oTs a0s ONE for for our our sys,
Spring store. See Mr.. Dixon. JOR-
DAMS. corner 18th and G SITS
NV mornings bet. 10 and IL.
Statesmen t3l-Research service.
We will take the responsibility for
your earning q minimum of 500
per week after preliminary training;
advance commission. dignified work.
good income while learning Call
personnel dept. RE. r-6911. for
interview Ill
Statesmen, outside. to sell watches
and jewelry on credit; good earnings
JOE fash. 7l9 9TH st. NV.
statesmen
We will train 2 men. experienced or
inexperienced, to earn up 10 $500
per month in q dignif1ed specialized
huGinpSs, rnnd chararter and will.
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

sECY;, girl te IS. Alert.
1910 x St: nv; RE, 7,3I53,
school and ONCE position: 18th
wear. l34l @ ST. NV, RE. 7-3J3S.
ARLINGTON POSITIONS. POTOMAC
EMPL. AGcY. & BUSINESS SCHL.
1894 Wilson blvd. Arl.. ia. 7-0j19.
BkPRs. AND ACCOUNTANTS. We
specialize in these positions. ATLAS.
1920 N Y. ave. NV. RE 7-5767
TWISTS. to $50 wk.; recep. -typist,
S55 wk: typist -dictaphone opr. Need
200 new applicants daily; all well
come. Miss Evans at BOYD'S, cor.
1s s 'f REf 12Ih SsT sSP8gssA4oR. exp.-
rienced: 5 days; S27O. POTOMAC
Va. XII. 9-5055: 1884 Wilson blvd.
MATH. SERVICES SUPERVISOR,
math. college degree, prefer super
visory experience and prefer knowl-
edge OF calculating or IBM ma
chimes: 8 days. S350 up. POTO-
MAC EMPLOYMENT. oil King St.
Alex Va. XII. 9-5055. 1894 Will
son blvd Arl Va, ia I'll 700
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SALESMAN

O11IIO1V1L1N
We will train 2 men. experienced or
inexperienced, to earn up 10 $500
per month in q diGnif1ed specialized
business; good character and will
ingneSs to learn more important
than experience. Car necessary.
Call HE. 4-4640. 10 to L. only.
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Fed L. Williams q Zed L. williams IN.
AuctiOneerS and Appraisers.

led 1. Williams D Fed L. williams jr.
Aucti0neerS and Appraisers.
SPECIAL
AUCTION
125 all new, late style, high
grade ladies dresses.
CONSIGNED FROM
CONNECTICUT AVE. STYLE SHOP
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION
AT
Williams Auction House
91S New York Ave.
THIS SATURDAY MORNING
1890 AM. March 12th)
Public inspection now to sale hour.
Auctioneers ph.: Ma. S-2679.
-. milo.
ADAM A, WESCHLER q SON,
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440 Swami Ave.
At Jefferson Davis HWY
AlnNanSHia Va

IAt JtNersUn DAVIS HWyJ
Alexandria. Va.
FARMER to work on shares or rent
stock farm in Virginia. about 65
miles from WASHINGTON; @64 acres
under cultivation in winter wheat.
oats and rye; permanent hay fields
in red clover. alfalfa, timothy and
LespedeZa Many pastures well
fenced with running water in each.
Large barn and necessary out
buildings. Box GO. Star.
SALESMAN, eXper.. 10
sell in store: perm; good salary and
comm. ATLAS. 92l G ST. NV
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ROUTEMAN

For established laundry and dry
cleaning business Contact Mr.
Pridham al the laundry. FAIRLING.
Mile Run Drive Arl Va IN
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MECHANICAL
ENGINEERS

Degree in mechanical engineering or
equivalent in experience. Excellent
salary and all employe benefits, with
an established engineering firm.
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Raymond Peters and daughter,
Carolyn, Judy and Rebecca, of
Cumberland
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-23
Gainesville

Rev. Kennith Clarke, of Mar
tinsburg, West Virginia, will
spend next week end in Carriers
vile and preach at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning at 1l:15.
and at dsy Greek Baptist
Church at p. m,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Irving
and sons, Of Kingston, N c.. visit
ed Mrs. F D. Irving. during the
Easter holidays
Col Edward c. Snead and fam
lily, Of Georgia, are visiting Dr.
and Mrs N P Snead
Relatives from chburg.
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs Erie Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Harrison and
daughter. Of Newport News, spent
a Part Of The Easter holidays at
their home here and attended a
family Cartersyille reunion at
"Morningside" the home OF MI
and Mrs H H Harrison on Sun
day
Quite a number Of young people
from Gainesville attended the
Sunrise Easter services at Natural
Bridge Sunday at 7 A. M
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Y London
and children returned to their
home in Maryland Sunday after
visit with the Ransones here
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w billiard
spent Wednesday and Thursday
with Dr. and Mrs. Francis Dill
lard in Richmond
Mrs F. T Dabney, Mrs. J Alex
Ransone, Mrs william V London
and Miss Martha Louise Da5ney
were in Richmond Tuesday
Mrs George j. Whitlock and
Mrs w H Peasants spent Tues
day in Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. CHngenpeel
and son Floyd we're guests of MI.
and Mrs. A r Moon, Sunday.
Mrs Ruth Carnage ana Mrs.
H Fl Holman were in Richmond
Monday
Miss Lily Bogert is undergoing
treatment at Johnston Willis
Hospital
Mrs. Ada Robinson. Miss Eliza
beh Robinson ana VIII Robinson
spent Sunday with MI. ana Mrs
Wesley Sheldon in Toana
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Many Friends Attend
Farewell Party For
Ebert WOmack

On Tuesday evening, April 10.
a farewell party sponsored by Miss
Barbara Addlmen, was given in
honor of Ebert r. Womack at
his home Woodville.'
Various games were enjoyed by
the young people.
Among those present were Bus
ter and Miss Margaret Ingle of
Tobaccoville; James A. Addleman.
H. G. Atkinson, Marion Baldwin.
ElVa Brown, John and Lucille
DoWdy, Jackie Newman and Miss
julia Ann Vogel. all of Cumber-
land, Misses Barbara Carnage
and Charlotte Peasants, of Car
tersville: Miss Joyce Oertel. of
Pleasant Valley; Miss Audrey Car
ner. of Stoddert; Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Harrington and children.
Jackie and Dianne and Mrs. A.
J. Smith, Of Guinea Mills There
were about 80 present.
Refreshments consisting of
punch, cookies and minis, we're
served IN colors appropriate to
the Easter season.
Ebert left for the army on
Thursday. April IS
Raymond Peters and daughter,
Carolyn, Judy and Rebecca, Of
Cumberland.
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Cumberland Rt. |

Frank Ownby. who has accept
ed a position as guard at State
Farm, spent the day Saturday
here with his family
Eli " ,McCarter. or Bud. of
Sewer County in Tenn, is now
making his home with Mr.. and
Mrs, F. F. James.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Watson. Of
FaI4nville, were recent guests Of
Mrs Grace Bryan
A large number of friends Of
Kenneth Hudgins, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Hudgins, were en-
tertained Friday night with a
vicente roast.
Jack Keller, who is attending
v P I spent the week end with
his parents here.
Rev King from Kentucky, a
friend of Marshall Englads's pre-
ached two very inspiring sermons
at Hatcher Baptist Church, Sun
day
Mrs. Garrett SpeaS has received
word that her father in Tenn
essee is i'll She plans to visit him
soon
Nj and Mrs Virgil 3. Clabo,
VINO recently purchased a farm
here have moved and started IN
work on the farm. Callers on
them Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Clabo, of Gainesville. Mr..
and Mrs F F. James and Mrs.
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Sunny Side

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morrison.
Of Richmond. were supper guest
Of his parents, MI. and Mrs. A. c..
Morrison on Monday
Mrs NJ A. French. Mrs Blythe
Guthrie, Miss Lillian Guthrie and
Herbert Hindle Goodman attend
ed the Sunrise Service at Center
Church, Easter morning
Seymour Jamerson Jr., of Aber-
deem Proving Grounds. was at
home oyer the week end
This community is deeply CRATE
full for the wonderful rain and
the beautiful Easter following.
Nj. and Mrs. W. K. Carter and
family, Of FarnWill. entertained
his parents, Mr. ana Mrs. G L.
Carter at dinner Sunday in honor
of Mrs Carriers birthday. After
dinner Mr and Mrs. Carter visit
ed his cousin, Mrs. Sally Adams
who was celebrating her 90 birth
day Mrs Adams is the mother Of
Misses Lucy and Irene Adams
Mr. and Nrs. Reginald Carter
ana daughter, Ann Henry, visited
Mr. and Mrs T. Carter Thurs
day and Friday
Mrs B c Garrett and Mrs Her
bert Goodman attended the Mary
Moore Zone Meeting Of the Met
hodist W S c. S.
Mrs Herbert Goodman accom-
panied Mrs Ruth Carnage and
Mrs f F Fleming, of Carterville.
and Mrs Florence Doyle Of Mat
toax to Front Royal Wednesday.
They attended the cattle showing
and sale as well as the program
given by the Experiment Station
Speakers were men prominent in
agriculture and stock raising.
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topic WHO Are tho Gunty?"
Mrs. ] P Stratton gave mis-
s.onary news also read a re-
cent letter from Betty Fairbanks,
oI India
Plans were mode for study
class to be held at Centenary
church one afternoon in May.
a new members MIS- Jack
Allen joined the society, making
IA total Of n members III Tie Gem
tenary group
Thirteen members attended the
meeting
Delicious refreshments of ice
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-23
Centenary WSCS
Holds Meeting
At "HOrs du Monde"

IS On Wednesday afternoon. April
IA. the WSCS of Centenary
Church met at Horse du Monde
the home Of Mrs Lottie Brown
and the Conduit Mathews family
Mrs. Mathews presided at the
meeting Mrs. John Holcomb had
charge Of the program. She was
assisted by seven members. The
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-23
Oak Forest

Mr. and mrs Il E. Pickett
spent the week end vita .hi5
parents at Spout Springs.
Mrs. Ellis Dunkum has return
ed to her home here after spend
ing the winter with the Rev and
Mrs. Rupert Dunkum, Of Meher-
rim
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Simms and
Carolyn Sim IN S. Of Highland
Springs. visited Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Anderson Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-23

The symbol. of the American
Cancer Society the Sword lof
Hope. consists of double-edged
crusaders blade with a hit shaD-
cd from the serpents OF the meoi-
cal caduceus. Twinned 'serpentS
classically represent the healing
Of the sick and the productivity Of
the healthy.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-23

cream and cake. were served,
The society was invited TO meet
with Mrs. r O. Garrett, of Cum
perland IN May
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-23
Guinea

j. w Orders, the pastor.
preached an Inspiring Easter SER
mon at Guinea church Sunday
morning He was accompanied BIZ
his wifi e and daughter.
Mrs. Rn b n Addleman and
daughter Barbara. attended SER
vices at Antioch Church Sunday
and were luncheon guests Of NJ.
and Mrs. A. NJ Blanton.
The william Giles family. Of
Richmond, spent the week end in
the w B Walker home e. The
Leigh Il. Womack family were
Sunday luncheon guests in the
same home
Miss Elaine Walker was a sun
DAY luncheon guest Of VI sgt ana
Mrs David J Matson and J a.
Addleuaan
Visit al Mathews
Mr. and Mrs B B Walker were
recent guests Of her sister Mrs
waiter Gayh and family OF Mat
hews
Matt Brown recently Of Man
Fla has arrived here for a visit
vita relatives.
Or ana MS Wyndham B
Blanton Of Richmond spent some
time recently at their country
home West Hill' and attended
Easter services at Guinea Church
Mr. ana Mrs John Holman
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs George Sanderson.
tMls warren Walkers sitter
Mrs. Charlie Smith. of Walkerton
recently underwent an operation
at ST Luke's Hospital in Rich
nond MIS- walker gent the
PAim sunday week end with her
sister who is conValescent
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THE RALsT0N PURINA COMPANY Proudly Welcomes
This New Purino Dealer the Growing cheekerbood Family

Just as the Checkerboard Trademark
stands for quality products and top feed.
ing results-the Cheokerboard Sign on
this new store in your community stands
also for quality and extra service.
You'll find here the complete line of
Purina Products. You'll find friendly
folks ready to serve you. But you'll find
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Confined to Home


Mrs charles Womack Jr- haS
9een confined to her home by
SICKNESS.
NJ oTt ana Mrs DAVID J Mai
Mrs Warr'n Walker rs enA to
richmond Mohuay April l9-|l'he
latter VISITED her son at dos-
pltaI there
Among the number VINO attend
81 t.3stes services at 9 Y = e a
Mrs william Giles. Of Richmond
W. I. Atkins. oil Jackson of Jack
son Heights: Matt Brown ana
Nj Set ana Mrs David ] Mason
Friends we're de!iahted that Mr.
Nfatson WIN ,yas IN RI. 4oor
time. vas able 10 attend services
HE reached home from the aos-
p.tal On Tneyd9v Apr1 ID
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them ready to do more than just sell you
Purina elbows. At their disposal is the
feeding and management information
we've learned at our famous Purina
Research Farm and Laboratories. They
are ready to helpyou with your poultry
and livestock feeding and management
problems -. large or small
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of the communitys boys. girls.
teenagers and adults. under the
direction of Mrs. A. M. Griggs
and George Watson, supervisors.
Activities include handicrafts.
wood carving, art, games Of all
varieties and athletics.
There IS fun tor persons OF all
ages. and we hope that all those
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here last Sunday after spending
ing a week visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian Anderson in Mullens. S.
&C., and Mrs. and Mrs. James
Brandt in Goldsboro, N c.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Smith at Glen
Allen, Va
Miss Sue Henry Clarke has &C
cepted a position in Richmond.
w. r. Piercy is visiting rela-
tives in West Virginia.
Week end guests at MT. Ida
the w r. Percy home, were Mr.,
and Mrs Maywod Boges and chill
dren, of Fairfax, Mrs. A. P. Grose,
Mrs. William Lipscomb and son
Tim Of Richmond. Mr. and
Mrs. William Grose and children
Mike and Suzanne of Boomer, w
Va
Miss Rebecca Clarke is visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Kent Loving at
Carysbrook
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill, MI
and Mrs Howard Hodges and
children. Of Roanoke. were guests
during the holiday week end OF
Mr. and Mrs. j F Hill and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs N. j. Snyder anc
children of Mclean, have beer
visiting her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. A II Martin.
1 Mrs M j Ford returned t.
her home in Richmond on Tues.
A day after several days visit with
her brother in-law and sister Mr.
and Mrs. c. w Cave.