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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-16
Knows Preferences

Head of the art department at
LongWood College, Miss Bedford
knows the design, style and color
she prefers I have always want
ed a one-floor house and was
always looking at plans. l needed
adequate space for myself and my
mother. with two bedrooms But
I especially wanted a big living
room. because a little house looks
so small if YOU don't have d large
living room
Il like the texture and surface
Of natural woods, and l didn't
want it painted, 50 l had natural
redwood put on the exterior l
tried to get as much natural APP
pearance as possible on the inside
an outside. and Miss Bedford
pointed to the light fir wood that
Shone all over the house.
4 finally found a floor plan
that had all the features I want
ed except that we enlarged the
length Of it 1t was a house de-
signed for a Southern Arizona
climate which did not need a
very elborate heating system Our
radiant heating system. with water
pipes in the concrete floor, per-
meates everything in the house
and maintains an even tempera-
ture throuahout'
She added utility room between
the bath and the kitchen by cut
tins OF part of n ki~thcn lcnoth
Five eet were added to the liv-
inc room, a porch was Joined on
to the Kitchen. which serves as
an Outdoor living room IN good
weather. and double window
was installed overlooking the gar
age. AS the house contained no
basement nor attic, the rear Of
the garage was partoned of and
made into storage rooms.
i knew what I wanted" says
Miss Bedford. But I had to Get
/ the construction man tell me if all
of its was possible With his am
liable cooperation all turned out
Well
Color Theory
( Il have a theory that when you
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-16
Seen and Heard
Dime Size Ranch House Is
Art Teachers Pet Project
By JACKIE WALL.

Nestled among the tall white
frame houses and the sturdy red
brick structures on Second Az
enue stands a dime sized ranch
styles home Fashioned with nat
ural redwood and frightened here
and there with blue green trim,
it easily catches ones eyes.
The interior Of the home is dec
grated in the modern style-color-
full and comfortable Several fea-
lures make it quite different from
many Farmville residences.
But perhaps the most unusual
and outstanding feature of the en-
tire structure is that it is home
by Miss Virginia Bedford. for Miss
Bedford, and to Miss Bedford 1t
is what She wants in home, and
she thought about it and worked
on it until She cot what She want
cd
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-16

mrs A + Holmes celebIatcd
the seventh birthday OF her
dauehier Anne with a parry ON
Wednesday afternoon April II.
The guests Verc Bcttcy Bennett
TAYLOR Beth Laws. June Ian
caster Alice Beyue jimmy Han
bury Kay Whitfield. Linda WelIs.
Penny BAN Rehccca Kennedy
Dorothy Hanes Lancaster Ann
Melinda Riley Ann BIRD Andrews.
10 Anne Stubs.
Also Mary Molnar Betty Book
q Smith Sherry Baeaant. 10 Ann
KGnCdle Tru6e Newman. Betty
Jean Crenshaw Maiy CatAcrIne
Lancaster Judy Gns. KITTY Ber-
ne Ann Vickers Bruce and Mary
Jane Wiley
Traditional birthday refresh
mcnts were served and games
were PLAYED in the gardeu
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-16
Miss Phelps Is Engaged TO
Sci. Hunter Rogers Neudor

MI and Mrs LOUIS Watson
Phelps announce the engagement
and approaching marriage OF their
daughter Barbara Ann. TO Sgt.
Hunter Rogers Meadol United
States Ain Force son Of Nh and
Mrs Marion HartWeIl Meador OF
Cumberland
Miss Phelps is employed as
Prince Edward County Extension
secretary by the Virginia Agricul-
tural Extension Service Of Vim
gina Polytechnic Institute
Sgt Meador is stationed at
Sheppard All Force Base Texas.
The Wedding viii take place In
June
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-16

The annual Easter eng hunt for
Tire sunday School oh ldren Of
Johns Mem arial Episcopal Church
VIII be held on Monday Aprl 10.
at 3 p m at The Parish House
All children of tie Church
School are invited to attend
Arr2hecmerts are being made
by tine teachers. and a prize viii
be awarded in each class.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-16

On and Mrs l.. &. Wade and
Va VIM be- 1 tbe week We o' apd e,os w
# Dr Wades brother and sister
Archio Y Wade and Mrs w n
peftiarew
N C. and CAPT ana Mrs Wllb,n
d Han3In Of Fl Rraoo N q mn
spend he Easter week end WIN
A1rs q Y Ciroear
ATjss Ann Eennr'dv a,,+vod "a
Thursday from Aary BALDWIN
Ceneoe ia snend the holiday Win
her parents Rev and Ms r
A'hneF
Miss Carojre ArcrIvasno of
Queens COLLEGE IN C1arlotte n
c viii snend Faster Win her mar
ents Arr Ind Mrs. r ! Afc1l-
"al'ie.
Mrs John Harw,od viii enter
tain lie Tbrrsdav niabt b,idge
club
Miss Marian 1le, ~ Nav- Val
Ctv VAL tbe recent o,iest ~ bor
MI. MA Olvo H.,
NTtg NAH fz4-rfTf41
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Susan and Margaret, of Peters
burg, arrived Wednesday to spend
the Easter vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Garland
CabanisS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Pritchard
and small daughter, Genna, left
last week end to spend a ten-day
vacation at his home in Augusta,
Ga.
Miss Betty Bondurant. of
/ Hampton, is the expected guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C.
Bondurant, for the Easter holt
days
Mrs Perkins Hazelgrove left
Thursday for her home in Cum
berland after spending>a few DAYS
here with Mrs. J. w. Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs. V w. Graft, of
Knox. Pa, were the week end
guests Of their son and daughter
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Graft
Mr., and Mrs. w. K. Whidden,
and daughter, Dolly. of Richmond.
will arrive soon to spend the
Easter holiday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Huntington.
MS James Carpenter and small
daughter, Kathy of Annapolis.
are spending three weeks with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Bond
urant. while Mr. Carpenter parti-
cipates in a scientific cruise in the
Caribbean.
Mrs b T Henderson, Of Knox
vile, Tenn. is the guest of her
sister, Mrs w. H. Moore, Jr., at
Hotel Prince Edward.
EDWARD A. Carter returned from
st. Petersburg, Fla where he at
tended the 1854 Leaders Club
Convention April through T.
sponsored by the State Farm In
surance Companies. This trip
carried with it considerable dis
tinction, since it is an award be-
slowed by the three Farm Com
panies to honor those agents who
have been unusually successful
during the year of 1858.
Miss Minnie Rodgers spent the
past week end IN Washington, d.
G. with her sister, Mrs. r. II.
Ware and Mr. Ware
Miss Elizabeth Burger is home
from Columbia University, in New
York for the Easter holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. / M. Fitzgerald
and children recently moved to
then new home on Longwood
Avenue.
Mrs. Douglas Blanton and son.
David Carter Blanton. of Front
Royal expect to arrive next
Tuesday TO be the guests for sew
eral days Of her mother. Mrs. E.
E Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs .. S. Hudson. Of
South Hill were the week end
guests Of Mrs Hudson's aunt. Mrs.
j a Armistead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Timberlake
spent the past week end in Hen
derson. N c.. where they visited
her mother, Mrs Walker Noel.
who IS still patient in the Maria
Parham Hospital there.
T. J. McIlwaine is attending the
annual convention of County
supervisors in Roanoke.
Mrs j. W Trssyi,or and daugh-
ter Mrs Helen Mcdowell. visit
ed Mrs Traylor's daughter and
son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
Maeri of Richmond, during the
past week end
Miss Emile Holiday. Of Ports
mouth is the expected Easter
guest Of her mother, Mrs w. M.
Holiday
j H Wamsley and his aunt
Miss Winnie Hiner. will spend
Easter with his sister, Mrs. S. A.
Hinson, in Washington. D. c.
Miss Georgia Norris. of Column
bia S c.. who was supervisor at
the Training School here for
twenty years spent Monday night
at the Weyanoke Hotel. and was
visited by friends.
Don Foard is spending the
Easter vacation at his home in
Arlington.
Miss Helen Draper is spending
the Easter holidays in Gatlen-
burg Tenn.
4 To nnE Nc,,,.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-16
Daughter Is Born
TO Mrs. Burger I

Mr. and MIS- Spencer Bureer
announce the birth OF a dallehter.
Mary katherine. on Tuesday.
April IS IN the Obici General
Hospital IL suffolk
Kodiak mirror., 1954-03-13
Little Green Mes et ven',s ercuf I'd

Have you seen any ffyng saucers lately?
 If so, contact Dr. Donald H Menzel, director of the liar ward Observatory and author of the book Flying Saucers". and he'll probably convince you that you saw an airplane reflection. weather balloon, milkweed pod, spider web or the northern lights.
 Dr. MenzeI took time out during his visit to the Uni versity of Alaska Geophyscial Institute this week (Tuesday) to tell an overflow audience in the EieIson Memorial Building that there's not a shred of evidence that saucers exist.
 Dr. Menzel holds many scientific awards and has writ ten several books besides Fly ing Saucers". He was on ac- tive duty with the U. s. Navy during World War II and has served as a leader of many scientific expeditions. These include heading a joint liar yard Massachusetts Institute of Technology eclipse expedi- tion into the U. S. s. R, in 1886. He said he has tracked down hundreds of reports on flying saucers.
 There is no evidence to support the popular idea flying
Kodiak mirror., 1954-03-13

unidentified, tsok his mothers c.r withsIt hr perMission. then smashed the auto into a p p4rke car, police said.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-03-13

The boys reason for the crack-up- he took his eyes off the road Ito look at two good joking girls"
Kodiak mirror., 1954-03-13
'~ .sAsA. NAsplAH &lKss,;l.h, s;.

Il IJT EiSNLcI optds itN 'n iU evidence they are missiles sent ,ver the United States by a foreign power. Both ideas are nonsence." 6rsa
 The scientist said the so-
 jailed flying saucers fall into l more than 100 classes. These Include reflections of the sun lupon distant airplanes, wealth CT balloons, milkweed pods or feathers floating a few feet from the viewers face, spider webs between the viewer and the sun. varying air currents causing mirages, shooting stars and the northern lights. He explained he has used many of the above objects to convince people they actually were seeing flying saucers. In addition, his investigations have proved people saw the above objects and called them fIvino Sa1lcars aHI eeH
 "The flying saucer scare started in Jund of 1S47 when a Seattle businessman flying near Mount Rainier saw some mysterious objects in the sky" Dr. Menzel explained. They finally disappeared and he re. ported what he saw when he reached his destination. It was a dull day for the newspapers; they picked up his story and flying saucers were born" /"
 The scientist said the Se- attIe businessman probably saw sun dogs, caused by re- fections of light on ice crys-
 tals in the sky. He added it is l the U. s. Air Forces responsi- bi}ity to investigate any re- 1 ports of unusual flying ob- 1 iects. The Airforce generally was secretive about it's in- vestigations and this frighten- ed people because they be- l lieved the probers were cover ing up reports on real flying saucers.
 Even so, interest in flying saucers almost was gone by the end of 1947," pr. Menzel
 said. Then in 1948 an Air
 Force pilot wrecked his plane
 and lost his life while chasing
 an object which resembled an ice cream cone. This, of course revived interest in the saul
 eers ? Dr. Menzel said he be- lieyes this pilot was chasing a
 sun dog.
 Many pilots see sun dogs . and report saucers," he ex- l plained. He illustrated his talk with slides and pointed to
 a picture of a cone-shaped sun dog. The scientist said people
 are continuing to report flying. saueers all over the nation.
 ''The popular belief now is
 that they are little ships fy-
 ing through the air at speeds ! exceeding 1.O00 miles ner
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sis o ..,
 sra have suspect. = l" .'se ,f s-4@:stn ,biie a. tt >.we, esns',qnsf here by | ,ssas,si b 7 The youth.
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|6-Wanted To Rent
8-Male Help Wanted

BUS BOYS at the Casa Marina
Hotel. Good pay. Live in or out.
Apply dining room, Casa Marina.
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23rd Child Born
To 4O-Year.OId
Farm Woman

TIvERToN, RI. R-For the
23rd time In her Is years Of mar,
rage, Mrs. Irene DeMelIo, wife
Of an unemployed farmer, has
become q mother.
The 23rd child, q girl. arrived
yesterday In st. Anne's Hospital,
Fan River. The infant was the
eighth girl In succession and il
one Of IL surviving DeMello chill.
dren, the eldest q.
All the children were born sep
srately to the 40-year-old Mrs.
DeMello. The first born lived only
until 2 years old and five others
died at birth.
Twelve Of the children live In
Q six-room farmhouse.
Charles DeMello, the Si.year-
old father, gave up farming about
eight months ago because Ct lack
Of funds and help. He said he sold
his two cows and Is looking for
other work.
The family subsists on q weekly
SIS welfare cheek from the town,
plus what DeMeIlo can make by
salvaging automobile parts from q
nearby dump.
DeMello said his weekly food
bill Is -.
OF the farmhouse, he told news.
men with q grin: "We've got sir
rooms, al bedrooms.
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Fellow Students
Cheer Patient

CHICAGO R-Casimir Gladys. a
De Paul University student who
has been hospitalized ior a year
suffering from critical, burns after
= chemistry laboratory accident
got q happy birthday message
today from fellow students.
The students told Gladys, who
observed his 18th birthday TODAY
In Alexian Brothers Hospital, they
VIII stage q jar concert benefit
March l. Earlier they turned over
to him the proceeds of a benefit
dance. They also have given 40
pints Of blood for Gladys, who viii
be hospitaliEed for another 6 to 10
months. He has undergone three
skin-grafting operations.
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Chief Promoted
On USS Cilnlroe

Chief Optician Henry b. Stin.
ebiser q the submarine terder
USS Howard w. Gilmore (ASl6),
was promoted to the warrant Of
fcer rank Of Mschinist recently BY
Capt. r. =. Nichols, commanding
officer Of the Gilmore.
Stinebiser has been serving
aboard the Gilmore for Q months,
He II the husband Of the former
Miss Lorraine Koelsch Of 20 Wash.
ingtcn 81. San Rafael, California
They have three boys.
While In Key West, the Stinebis.
ers are residing at 1872 Poincians
Place.
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and
Store Equipment

4 SHOWCASE refrigerated, 10
case dry coca cola box, refri.
gerated, 10 case wet coca cola box,
refrigerated, 10 case ice coca cola
box, refrigerated, l coolerator re.
frigerator, 1 Amer. slicing machine,
l National cash register, potato
french fry cutter, 1 30 Bette for
soda fountain, 1 steamro hot dog
machine, 50 cup coffee maker,
2 ceiling fans, 1 silver bullet pin
bali machine, / popcorn machine,
= lot Of pots and pans including
steam table pots, silver ware, rest.
dishes, 1 Slick and l Cory coffee
makers, also numerous other
small equipment. AL litter, 1909
Petronia st. febl9-3tx
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GARAGES and store room In bust.
ness SECTION. Cab 2-3931 between
~ and Z. feb1-tf
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seasonal rental for q couple. On
the ocean, private sand beach.
Phone 2-2S5S or 2-5023. teb19-A
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2 WHITE mattresses for scrambled
hours and one colored cook. Ap.
ply Overseas Hotel Snack Bar, Mrs.
Scott. feb16-ti
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH CIRCUIT OF FLOR
IDA, IN AND FOR MONROE
COUNTY. IN CHANCERY.
Ne. 1889
JOSEPH ANDERSON,
THEoDoslA NEELY and SAMUEL
c. NEELY. her husband: IDA ROB
ERTs and WILLIAM ROBERTS. hel
husband, OF al,
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO: THEODoSIA NEELY
Bluff Eleuthera
Bahama Islands, B.WL
Unknown heirs, devisees or
other unknown claimants
claiming by, through or un-
der CHARLES H. NEELY.
Deceased, claiming an inter-
est In and to the following
described real property, TO
wit:
Commencing at q point on the
West line OF Section "a. Town
ship 81 South, Range 30 East.
where said westerly line OF
Section % intersects the high
water mark Of the Atlantic
Ocean: thence North on the
West line Of Section 81 TO q
point on the west line of Sec
ton 81 646 feet South Of the
Northwest corner OF said Sec.
tion 81: thence Easterly along e
fine parallel to and 645 feet
south OF the North line OF Sec.
ton 81 to the Atlantic Ocean:
thence in q Southwesterly de
rection meandering along the
high water mark OF the Allan
tic Ocean to the point OF Begin
ming.
You AND EACH OF YoU ar
hereby required to serve q copy. Q
| your answer or pleading TO tn
| complaint In the above-describe
| cause on the attorneys for IN
| plaintiff. FOGLE q FoRDHAM. ~
| Biscayne Building. Miami 81, FloI
| IDA. and TO file the original answe
or pleading 10 the office or IN
| Clerk OF the Circuit Court on Q
before the 10th dav OF March, Al
1854; and II you and each or 70
| fair TO do so. the said complain
vii he taken as confessed by yor
The Complaint filed herein 10 70
tha uuruose Of suuieting the It'll
"a the above. described property.
WITNESS my hand and seal 9
this Court on the 3rd day or Fen
FSSM2il EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida.
by: (sd) Florence p. Sawyer,
febs-1s-ls-3s.1s54
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CITIZEN WANT ADS PAY OFF
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L Pays To ADVERTISE In The
Siuzen-Use lis Columns TxsslYl
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WAITRESS. Apply Ponce's Lunch.
eonette, 701 Simonton St.
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5A--For Rent
Miscellaneous

CABINS and rooms. Beer, restau-
rant. Free swimming pool and
picnic grounds. Friedins Perky
Lodge (10 miles north of Boca
Chica). febS-24tx
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PART time job available as clerk.
RoSecrest Motel, 1923 Simonton
st. No phone calls, Apply in per.
son. febl9-tf
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READ THE CITIZEN DAILY
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BEAUTIFUL Z BEDROOM
cas- HOUSE

officer has orders and viii
sacrifice this lovely home. Many
extras including 2 tile baths with
adjoining tile vanities. Large kit
chen with tile kitchen unit. Utility
room. Large hving-dining room.
Carport. On large Handicapped lot.
House Z months old. In most de-
sirable residential section. 1912 18th
Terrace. Phone 2-3S6S or 2-6O95.
feb17-15tx
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SNo CAP BLEACH is safe o.
10O% pure nylon fabrics. Try
a bottle from your grocer. feb1-ti
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Il BEDROOM Sunshine. Fun jaiou-
sled, ivably furnished, $500 90
down, .$6S. per month. Phone 2.
$3.50. jan2S-f
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BEST residential section, facing
beach. Beautiful view. always
q breeze. 3 bedrooms, 2 tile baths,
beamed ceilings LR & DIR: kitch-
en-, utility room, heaters in LR
and bath; terrazzo floors; jalousie
windows, furnished. 2 years old,
handicapped. $4,000 Phone 2-7s15.
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INEXPERIENCED girls TO learn
to be bar maids. Good pay while
learning. Brown Derby Bar.
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|26A-For Sale or Trade

ELECTRIC Stove, SIS. or viii ex-
change for electric water pump
with motor in good condition. 1881
ISsdenberg Ave. febls-3tx
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NEAR Boca Cslica airfield. Couple
only. No pets. Phone 2-6eS2.
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FOR sale, q city block OF land.
between North Beach Rd. Pine
st., Pearl and Petronia. For infor.
nation. Cali at us No. Beach Rd.
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NOTICE UNDER FICTTTIorx
NAME Law

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ,ha,
the undersigned. desiring 10 enra@s
In business under the f,ctit;o.s
name OF "Puco Enterprises Az
Duvai Street. Key West. Florida.
Intend TO register said name with
Monroe County, Florida Va
PHILIP VINCENT proc
feb. s-ta-Is.3s. 1854 's o""er'
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LEGAL NOTICES
: NOTICE UNDER . p FICTITIOUS

. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
tns undersigned, desiring to engage
IN business under the fictitious
name Of Keys Enterprises" PO'
BOZ Abt. lsiamorada, Florida. IN.
sends to register said name with
the Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
Monroe County, Florida.
Dated January Is, 1854.
B. CONNER,
]. A. BUSCH,
Sole Owners.
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18-Special Services

CESSPOOLS pumped and clean.
ed. Reasonable and good ser.
vice. Phone 2-S241, ask for Sam.
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CASHIER - Bag salesgiri wanted.
Apply Buffers Shoe Store. 51S
Duval St. feb1s-2tx
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MATTRESSES day or night. Must
be experienced. Raul'S Rest.
Phone 2-5251 for interview. feb17-tf
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COOK, apply in person, Ponce's
Luncheonette, 7O1 Simonton St.
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l2-Baby Sitters

BABY sitting done by the hour,
day, or week. Phone 2-7862.
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COWBOY AND SON
LANDScAPING, tree removal and
surgery, roof painting, cement
walks, and porches, also lot clean
ing. eaH for free estimate. John
d. Watson, Phone 2-65z.
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10 LOTS On Big Pine Key, near
Big Pine Inn and ocean, price
reasonable, johnson and johnson.
Phone 2-283l, 419 Duval st.
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THE America of Jose Marti' now
available at the Book Shop, 5S4I
Fleming St. feb15-tfl
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WOULD like to take care of chill
dren days in my home. Tel. 2.
s4S3. febls-12tx
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WAITER or waitress, active eat.
ing place, night work. Apply
Blvd. Drive-In. Roosevelt Blvd.
and LIST st. febi7-ti
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Talianassee. Florida
February lat. 1884

February lst. 1854.
u o TT @ 10
NOTICE y hereby given that the
trustees 81 the Internal Improve
ment rune OF the state OF Florida,
pursuant 20 Law, will offer for sale'
Tor objections only. in Tallahassee
Florida, at 100 o'clock An. March
18th, 1854, the following desrrihSd
land In MONROE COUNTY, Flor.
ida, to-wtt:
4 parcel OF submerged land In
the Bav OF Florida lying NORTH
sasIerly OF ana adjacent to the
Eastsriy ons-half Of Lot II,
Block 4b, OF George L McDon.
AIDS Map IS recorded In Pr /.
Page b5,. Public Records 81
Monroe County. Florida. con.
tanning 0.23 acres, more or less.
lying and being in Section az
Township 81 South. Range 2S
East. Monroe County, Florida.
Land 20 be used for public pur-
poses only. Correct legal de-
deed.
The Purchaser Is required 70 nav
the advertising cost and documen-
eary stamps.
The Sale, Il ana when made,
shall be subject TO the Trustees re-
serving unto themselves 7Sg 81 the
phosphate, minerals and metals and
500 OF the petroleum thereon or
Hereunder. "
The Trustees OF Internal Improve.
ment Fund reserve the right 70 re-
sect the sale.
By ORDER OF the Trustees OF the
Internal Improvement Fund ot AN
state OF Florida.
CHARLEY e. JOHNS
Attest r. c. ELLIOT. Secrstsrv A0'
Trustees I. I. Fund
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