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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
HOUSES sALE-Mp. tcon..D

ON AN ACRE - Near
Manor Club. Lovely view. White
board fence. garage recreation
Bid Bridee aNI 20. s:eo osi0i' eyes, M''
A LITTLE PAINT and paper would
put this brick Cape Goa home, in
top condition; in Northwood Park,
Sill. Sprg.: has 8 rooms and bath,
stairs to large attic, full bsmt.,
woven-wire fenced yard. mighty nice
shade trees; $15,59o. RIPLEY &
NEAR Observation-Disclosures I'd.
cellent financing; detached brick
bedrms. and 2 baths. located near
shopping. schools and transporta-
ton; living room with fireplace, din
ing room and modern electric kitch-
en-; lovely lot, nicely shrubbed. Your
time well spent inspecting this
JU. S-3606, with JoLLES & SEN
NEAR NH AND BETHESDA HOSPI-
TAL-Freshly decorated. 3-bedroom
brick Colonial, textra-large fenced
lot; Assume 4gs trust, Modest Nod down I,,yI
%6. sn4ss ftS WsLs XII MFi DuN ss
INC. Realtors. Uptown ONCE, EN-.
DoGiWoioD TREES AND AzALEAs
will soon be in bloom on this quiet
street, Pre-war. 2-bedroom Colonial,
garage; wooded lot adjoining park.
Excellent condition. Immediate pos
session; ;si 4; J. KEss1NGER & Co.
SUPREME-Country style.
beautiful new brick home on y acre
with IA hQfhS large hpIr00mc
Gift. living room, separate dining
room; full basement with fireplace;
custom neignborhood, A. J. KES-
SINGER 4 Sc a CO. sI, ~ 9-4 !; L. ...,
Hills. mr.. the new grade school;
Al condition throughout: 7O-ft. lot.
cash CAL WA: $4,000 til pm.
VIZ iG Have He NH UMBER Of Ma. and D.
bedrm. homes. some with Easements
or expandable attics; $9.950 up;
down payments. $3.50 up, or trade
your old home. Want TO buy 81?
c c6X for c6 partIS N 4H Mss o PpH
BEAGTIFUL e-BEDRM. BRICK. with
expandable attic, spac. liv. rm... all
e!eG can ait a pix A seHt s at S sSEn
CT IL $500 a'1 D5owN: WEST HYATPs-
VILE BUNGALOWS spac. bed
rms, in new cond., lge. screened
porch provides comfort, lge. yard
1891, WA. 7-1594. -15
BUNGALOW. 2 bedrms.. high fence,
patio, outdoor fireplace, driveway;
$4,000; 4es loan; sale by owner.
1911 Edgewood I'd. Kensington, Md.
S.. - $50 ao dlenmont-e-bedrm. bu aSs
mr.. school, 4fo loan. BOGLEY'S.
10. 5-3434, LO. 5-0313. %-13
APPROX. I5-acre lot; excel. 3-bedrm
brick Colonial; spacious liv. rm. and
fireplace, sep. din. rm.. beautiful
modern kitchen, side porch. full
Price. $15,950. WOOD CO., ll15s
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, 10. 4
ZOO It'll q pm
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CAPE COD BRICK
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ALEXANDRIA SPECIAL-3-bedroo
rambler; Anchor fenced corner lot
near school. Equipped kitchen with
disposal and Bendix; Only S12 800.
c cfsz serR RRoKkkkF;s.s -s2@7' Asso-
brick Colonial: available Immediately;
sale. SIG. 500, or rent. $135 per
month; ia. 7-1177. F. J. Nc
ARL.-$17.75O-Naval ofdcer trans
ferred; brk; Cape Cod; 8 bedrms. :.
rec. rm.. bsmt.; level lot. fenced
rear yard; public and parochial
schools scno blks. Ideal for children;
son. mr.. Hecht's. Is
CLAREMONT-Cape Cod or Colonial
near new schools, Z Minis. Penta :
gon: low payment CT basis. FOX
REALTY & ms. OIL. 6-7SS4: IA.
LORCOM LANE-4-bedrm.. 2-bath,
white brick Cape Cod, in this excel.
n. All. area. Only few minutes to
y: e. or Pentagon. without a traffic
ot Only 81 Sd with aft e1cs t.E sysl
81 contract accepted. To inspect
Open 9 till Q. la
ST. AIMS. 1 BLOCK.-e-rm. brick
Cape Cod with full bsmt., built in
sarage. barbecue in rear yard. I'm
mac hle cong; Trees. fenced, yard. !
shop, S14.S5o.. MANN MASNAs s'f RGAL AZ
2116 Wilson blvd, Arl. ia. S-27S3.
LARGE STONE COLONIAL block
to trsnSp.: 5 bedrms;. 2 baths. incl.
liv.. rm. and in rec. rm.; maids rm'
and bath in bSmt. Excel terms
*: 2Sos s.I lSth rd'. North. saS; 800.
LOVELY WOODED AREA-1mmac.' .
y sf7 4ao. S sSd1ai,n brick rambler
REC. PRIVILEGES AVAILABLE: iiv.
rm. with fireplace and lge. picture
window, sep. din. area, breakfast
aq o IN a!l-slec, kit, full bsmt
Va VIZ orrT lew 5A Sal S7575 Ht Eli Pm
SCREENED PORCH for summer com
fort is one of the extras in this )
bedrm. bungalow, liv rm. with fire.
place. separate dining rm.. equipped
Kitchen; a-acre lot; $1,650 down;
k H. II loan 4 can ag b assumed LYNN
BE WISE. BUY LOCATION, excel. N.
Arlington area-AcceSs. to stores.
bus; schools and churches: top value
IN this all-brick. 3-bedrm.. 1h-bath
SEioot. NV III. WIN lovely nre-
picture window, fully equip. kit. !;
bsmt.; lge. screened porch; fenced
METz1ERNva. d5fance, JAS ia. $3.50 Gan
S1Oi950-Two-bedrm. brick semidet.
LiV. rm., din. rm., kit. bsmt.,
Bendix. fenced yard; $1,000 cash.
SS3 per month
$13. 500-Four- bedrm. brick. Liv. nm.
with firepl.. din. rm., kit. "a
s ss eob lot; fenced yard. barbecue;
$15.750-Three-bed brick Colo
NAL. Liv. rm:. with ,firepl,. din
acre lot: terms or will CT.
$l5,950-Fiye-bedrm.. 2-bath Cape
Cod. Full bsmt., liv. rm., din,
nm. kit. bkfst. rm.; conv.. close
in Arl.
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP.
ia. 7-444S
Sun. and Ewes. JE. 3-724s. JE. 2-1O7O
CT APPROVED-S17,OOO
NORTH ARLINGTON
Attractive 3-bedroom brick rambler:
near Jamestown Elementary School.
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JIM BRITT

$12,750-NEW HOME
This is one time you'll get your
moneys worth: 3 bedrms.. full
bsrnt. unusual kit. Ice. level lot
$1,000 to $4,000 down. UN. 4-053f /;
ewes. RE. 5-7739. SUN REALTY.
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SPLIT Level.
TauXemount on the Potomac

$1S,75O
Towering trees and q lovely
setting for this white brE.
rambler, with, 3 bedrms. and
Tile bath: The Ice. liv. rm,
mas fireplace with Heatilator.
tifully equip. kit, utility rim.
and pvt. patio. This home II
vacant. May rent with option
to buy. Call XII. $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
GI-S68O DOWN
By Gene

Spacious brick ramb. Sep. dining rm..
lge. kit. auto. washer: twin sized
bedrm. Screend side porch. Cali Mrs.
Hurt WA. 7-6l2S. COX & CO.. UN.
4-l526 ii
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5000 DOWN-$62 MO.
INCL. TAXES AND ms. TO CT
2-bedrm. home on Ice.
level lot; only = yrs. old; separate
din. fm.. equipped KIT; full price
only $4,000. Today's best buyl
The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. 7-45oo TIL 8 Pm,
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CALIFORNIA RAMBLER

But low cash will handle.
Mod. well kept, 3 bedrms, and
full .bsmt.,. Ice. liv. rm. with
nrepl. and picture windows,
family din. rm.. well-planned
XII. Included is q Dish
master, disposal, washer and
DRYER, Owner Is transferred.
ms home can be bought for
$4,000 down and monthly
payments Of Sis. Call XII.
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Routh Robbins Features
Today's Best BUYS
Under $4,000
HIGH ON A HILL

$1,000 DOWN
Large 3-bedrm. duplex with
LulI bsmt., master bedrm. and
pain on 3rd H.; 2 more bed
rms: ana bath on End H.: LIST
n. mas NV. rm.. separate din,
nm, equip. kit. Fenced rear
yaro. Assume Q Ice. CT trust
With lew monthly payments.
me KEYS are in the once.
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CUTE AS A BUTTON

Roomy as can be. Imarinei
3 Ice. bedrms., tile bath az.
IL. NV. din. rm., beautifully
equip. kit. fenced yd.. full
bsmt. with outside entr., 1 Blk.
70 nus and schools, 3 blks. "a
shopping. This Is q real value
on today's market. Gail HI.
$4,000.
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VETERANS
HOME AND GARDEN

,-room home with full basement and
expansible attic, located on beauti-
d fe1y ,l ia1adseaped a ere Of sG ns gar
play and the. dog to run; VA ap-
proval for S11 800. Phone now. LO.
1922 or LO 1887. once open
until n m for vour convenience
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KENSINGTON-Early American on
lge. lot; front and rear porches'
entrance hall with winding. circular
lge. din. rm. with firepl.; dbl. liv;
rm. with firepl.: 4 bedrms. on 2nd
f.: bsmt.: oil INV. heat; $50. 800;
terms arranged. 10. $4,000 TIL
o pm. HIGGINS g. HARRISON.
INC
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RILYER SFKING-SIT,N 0U. 3-beu-
rm. brick rambler; liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit. with disposal, breakfast bar. de
luxe refgr, storage attic. tile bath,
rec. rm. with u bath. driveway,
carport. Near schools and bus.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC, JU.
n-hhhH I'll @ u m IL
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Sun. and Ewes, JE. 3-724s. JE. 2-1O7O
CT APPROVED-S17, 900
NORTH ARLINGTON
Attractive 3-bedroom brick rambler.
near Jamestown Elementary School
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SILVER sPRING-3-bedrm

Colonial, side-halI plan, 2I-It. Nv.
nm. with fireplace. lge. separate din.
rm., kit. with breakfast space. 90
It. master bedrm with walk-!n
closet. Full tile basement. with z
bath, Price. S17.500; terms ROBIN
SON REAL ESTATE. JU. I'll II.
evnS III 5-.SS4 -lB
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SILVER SPRING, BY owner-Br1ck
rambler, rs mos old 8 bedrms., u
baths, lge. liv. rm.. full-size separate
dishwasher DISPOSAL Beautycraft
cabinets. brkfst. space; huge bsmt.,
outside entr.; s4-ton air conditioner.
Wonderful location. cow. to schools,
shops, transp. 1850. 10. 4-6OSS.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD-S1s95O

brick Colonial Groom residence,
well financed with over $4,000 LIST
trust at 4eS. We believe this prop
erty will sell immediately Call WO.
$4,000 I'LL =. FDW. H. JONES &
CO., INC. Chevy Chase. D. c.
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SILVER SPRING-Lovely 3-bedrm.
brick: excel neighborhood Walking
distance public, parochial schools.
JU. $3.50. --l5
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Observation-Disclosures small estate,
custom built by builder. for his own
home. Den and powder rm. on LIST
A.. plus delightful liv. rn. opening
onto Boxwood lined patio and
screened porch; 4 bedrms. and ,
baths on End A. Price, $50. 500.
THOMAS l. PHILLIPS. WO. 6-79U0
'til O n m
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LEWISDALE AREA-3-bedrm. brick
rambler with full basement, level
fenced lot. outdoor barbecue; i'm
macuiate throughout. Today's best
buy at S14.5OO. 59S DIN. to vet or
FILA: terms Call WA. 1900 til
s pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS & GO.
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HILLENDALE-New 3-bedrm brick
and stone rambler; liv. rm.. flrepl.,
din. rm., lge. kit. vanette bath,
full bsmt., lge. wooded lot Cony,
to school CALL WOODMOOR
AGENCY. INC, JU. 9-5555 It'll 9
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SILVER SPRING Woodside Park
2i2 baths, rec rm.: out-of-town
owner wants quick sale: low cash
payment will handle. This is an
excellent property and can be
bought right. c H E s T f r H.
KELLER. JU. 5-1lOO, IA. 9-1315 D,
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA. MD.-Close to the Edge
moor Club. Attractive brick resi-
dence with large living room, din
ing room. kitchen. powder room
and screened porch on LIST floor: 3
slate roof and many other extras.
Be sure to see this property soon.
Priced in the low S20.G00s. Call
WO 6-230O till 9. EDW. H. JONES
L. CO.. INC, Chevy Chase. D. G.
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SILVER SPRING-Brick Colonial; q
years old off. New Hampshire ave.
& spac. rms. firepl.. screened porch !;
Anchor fence and awnings; 81 ,950;
Lee. an loan can be assumed. Call
HE. 4-6400. PECK CO.
Evening star., 1954-10-20
IA U. 5. and Swiss
Watch Firms Face
Anti Trust Charges
BY the A.soeiassd Press

NEW YORK. Oct. 20.-The
Justice Department has charged
18 American concerns and 6
Swiss organizations with violat-
ing the Sherman Anti Trust Act
In the jeweled watch trade.
A civil action, filed In Federal
District Court here yesterday
charges violations In the manu-
facture. sale, import and export
Of jeweled watches and compo-
nent and repair parts.
The department also alleged
violation of the Wilson Tariff
Act. which forbids conspiracies
relating to imports and exports.
Large Watch Firms.
The Governments suit cited
practically all the large watch
companies in the United States
which assemble SwiSs-made
parts. These include Bulova,
Benrus. Gruen and Longines-
Wittnauer.
The complaint alleged agree
ments to:
/. Refrain from establishing
watch manufacturing facilities
in the United States.
2. Restrict the manufacture Of
watches and watch parts in the
United States.
8. Refrain from extending aid
to watch manufacturers situated
in countries other than Switzer-
land.
4. Fix the prices and terms
and conditions of sale for Swiss
watches imported into the
United States.
S. Blacklist, boycott or fine
Evening star., 1954-10-20
Civil Engineers Elect
virQinian as President

william Roy Glidden, assist
ant chief engineer of the vir-
ginia Department Of Highways,
was named president Of the
American Society Of Civil En-
gineers at the society's conven-
ton in New York.
Frank Lloyd Weaver, former
Mayor Of Garrett Park, Md, was
named vice president of Zone
Two of the society. which in
cludes Washington, Maryland
and parts of Virginia. Mr..
Weaver is currently on leave
from the Federal Power Com
mission on special assignment
with the Hoover Commission.
Three area members of the
society were given awards for
outstanding technical papers.
They are: the late Thomas A.
Middlebrooks Of Alexandria, who
had been with the Corps Of En-
gineers; Mai. Gen. Claude H.
Chorpening Of the Corps of En-
gineers and Mai. Gen. Samuel
?. Sturgis. jr.. Army Chief of
Engineers.
Evening star., 1954-10-20

He added: "The Swiss watch In
dustry for some time has been
carrying on discussions to as
certain how the economic and
legal requirements of both ma
tions may be satisfied. and it is
hoped that an early solution Of
the problems thereby may be
arrived at"
A Justice Department official
said the defendants will have
an opportunity s.. to negotiate
settlement with the Department
Of Justice If they so desire. It
is the hope Of the United States
Government that the issues in
volved can be satisfactorily re-.
solved without adversely affect
ing the traditionally close and
friendly relations between the
two countries"
The suit said IS per cent of
jeweled watches and parts used
in this country come from
Switzerland. Few jeweled
watches are exported from the
United States.
In addition to Gruen, Benrus,
Bulova, Longines. Wittnauer,
Watchmakers of Switzerland In
formation Center, Inc. and the
American Watch Association,
the American defendants are:
Foote. Cone & Belding, Concord
Watch Co., Eterna Watch Co. of
America, Diethela g. Keller Ltd !
American Rolex Watch Corp,
Rodana Watch Co., Inc, Movado
Watch Agency, Inc. Norman M.
Morris Corp. Henri Stern Watch
Agency. Inc. Cyma Watch Co.,
Inc. and Wyler Watch Agency.
Inc.
Evening star., 1954-10-20

American watch companies that
did not adhere to these alleged
agreements.
6. Prevent expectation 10
Switzerland and other countries
from the United States of Amer
ican-produced watch parts and
watch cases.
Other Charges.
The Government also charged
that defendant importers and
manufacturers Of Swiss brand-
name watches executed con-
tracts to import watches in
specified amounts, to refrain
from handling competitive
brands and to limit the re-
export Of Swiss watches to des-
ignated countries in the Western
Hemisphere.
The court was asked to issue
orders canceling the a1legedly
unlawful agreements and en-
joining their revival in the fu-
ture.
The president Of the Gruen
Watch, Co.. Morris Edwards. said
in Cincinnati the case arose out
Of a variance Of Swiss and United
States laws. He added that
American companies which do
business in Switzerland such as
Gruen-have to comply with
Swiss laws as well as laws Of
the United States.
Mr.. Edwards told a reporter:
"Since 1884 the entire Swiss
watch industry has been subject
to regulations established by
that industry and relating, for
the most part, to conduct Of that
industry in Switzerland. These
regulations are approved by the
Swiss government and have the
force of law"
Hope for Early Solution.
Mr.. Edwards said the Justice
Department has been aware of
the effects of these regulations
and agreements under them" but
has never before attacked them.
Evening star., 1954-10-20
Come Clean, Now!

MONROVIA, Calf. (P. - A
report of terrible screams COM
ing from a home here sent po-
lice racing to the scene. They
found: A 14-year-old girl was
having her hair washed.
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afternoon.
Sunday visitors in the S a m G
home We're Mrs. Dykes, of Dill
lWyn, and j G. htWater
Death of Brother
Mrs. StinSon received the sad
message Friday night, April 2
that her brother, Henry Stinson
Of Hampton, vas dead and would
be buried Monday afternoon IN
Roanoke, where he has a home
and family burying ground She
has been feeling bad for sometime
and was unable to so up there
Earl Phaup, J. J. Stinson f. M.
Stinson and son, Gerald, Mrs
Linda Sheffield and Linda Gal
Mr. and Mrs. W r Cox. Mn and
Mrs. Junior Cox and son, Ken
meth Walter, went to Roanoke to
the funeral
Mrs Dyches said her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mds. c. S.
Norvell were not we'll and could
not go
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Nuckols

Rev Edgar Patton pastor Of
Buckingham church is at a hos
o.tal in Richmond recuperatine
rom an operation We hope he
IAN soon be home again in good
health.
Mrs. w D Walker is visiting
relatives and friends in Jones'
joro and Kingsport Tenn
Mr. and Mrs. + p. Mcmillan
and Linda, were dinner guests Of
E.r and Mrs. Springer ana Mrs.
Davidson Friday evening
Mr. ana Mrs W. p Walker.
1ere dinner guests. Of Mt. and
Mrs. Jesse Mcmillan Friday night
nd luncheon guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Herman Springer Suday
Nh Joe Mcmillan is improving
after having injured an ankle this
week He is under the doctors
care
Many here expected to attend
the senior play at Marshall High
School Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs Herman Springer
visited his parents at Buckingham
and found them improv-
ing. Ivanhoe Morgan also Is
Mrs. Herman Springer and Mrs.
W F. Davidson were Farmyiue
visitors Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. {. r Davidson. u
are the expected guests
If Mrs w F Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs {. j. Atkinson
\ ere callers At Cherry Hill Fri
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THE FARMvIuE Cva) HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1854

days last week IN Richmond, visit
ing her brother-in -law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs John Newton
The community is distressed at
the illness. Of Rev. E. l.. Patton,
who has lately been operated on.
Mrs. Holland Wilkerson, the
sweet singer over the radio, Will
be at Oak Grove Chapel next
Sunday afternoon, April II, with
a program.
George Rhodes is at home from
She hospital and is convalesing
satisfactorily
Callers in the NJ K DAVIS home
last week We're Bernie Snoddy
and Mrs. Willie Tatum.
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Howardsviue

Mr. and Mrs. M j, Mclean and
Mrs Mary Fenwick were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs w l..
Burcher, Tuesday hight.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Agee and
family spent Sunda y evening
With Mr. and Mrs George Brown.
Mrs. Margaret McFadden and
Mrs Lottie Londeree visited in
Scottsv.lle
Mrs Emma Catlett. who has
been living in Charlottesville. is
spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs w T Ripley. near here.
Mrs. A L. Thacker of Warren,
spent Saturday evening with her
sister, Mrs. j. T Hurt.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Thompson
and son. Melvin Thompson, Jr.,
and Miss Barbara Thompson. also
Calvin Ripley. of Alexandria. were
Sunday guests in the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Ripley.
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DilIwyn Rt.3

Mrs. j G. Atwater. came home
from r ich m on d Sunday. Her
daughter Mrs Tommie Moore
has come from the hospital and
is getting on nicely.
William AtWater, Of Richmond,
was at home for the week end.
and also Mr. and Mrs. Groser
Woodson ana little son. and Mr..
and Mrs Tommie Nixon and
We were Sorry to hear last week
Of Miss Mamie DAVIS breaking
her knee. She is in Southside
Community Hospital. and is get
ting on very we'll Her many
friends wish for her a speedy re-
eoVery.
MIR and Mrs. Georee w. stin-
son and baby son, Ray Wilkin, Of
PoWhatan, visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs J J Stinson. Saturday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-09
School Board To
Appoint New Member

A meeting Of the Buckingham
county School Trustee Electoral
Board, has been called for Thurs
day. April IS, at 7:30 p. m, at the
School Board office to appoint a
member to the school board from
Marshall District to fill the unex-
PRED term Of the late T. Stanley
Jeffrey who died March 81.
His term on the board would
have expired in 1856. Members
of the Electoral Board are F. r.
Moon. chairman, W. B. Davidson
ana J N Carter.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-09

| Herbert Anderson's crutch slip
ped and the screen door hit him
and caused him TO get fall that
knocked him senSeless for a few
minutes. He hurt himself right
much but there were no bones
broken. He is IN bed unable to
walk
Callers in his home Sunday,
were Mrs, r B. Anderson and
Gail, Miss Virginia Morse. Mr.
ana Mrs. F. Childress and baby,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. K. Davis and
Fay. Mrs George Hudgins, Mr..
and Mrs. Page. Misses Mary and
Louise Anderson
Also Sick
Miss Louise Anderson is not
very we'll She had a fall but week.
and also has a case OF poison oak
Callers in this home were Mrs.
George Hudgins, Mr. and Mrs
Page of Goochland, Carlton Boat
NlISllL.
Mary Anderson went to Char
lcttesville to visit Mrs. G.. c, Boat
who is i'll in the hospital there
Marie Putney. Of Richmond
spent the week end with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Put
ney.
Word has been received that
Mrs. Lem ApperSon is worse than
she has been She has been sick
for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeTenbacker
and little sons. and Mr. and Mrs.
NJ K Davis were callers on the
deBettencourt last week.
Mrs. Willie Tatum SDent several
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-09

Joe Adcock, manager of Bon Air
Farms. at Warminster, has q
white face Hereford COW that GA
birth TO twins the summer of 1852.
Bile calf III 1858 and this spring
Ne has ju5t given birth to twins
again RE also has another that
mad twins in March, so two cows
gave him four calves last month.