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SPECIAL NOTICES

other than those contracted for 81
myself. PEGG1E A.. MCLAUGHLIN,
(nse 5urgesD. 1901 L'Enfant "a. Sc.
CERAMIC CLAssEs-besinnins sept.
II, 1854. Glasses Tues. afternoons.
piete course. 1855 Carroll ave-. TAX.
PIX. Nd, 10. 9-4099.
] WILL NOT b responsible for debts
contrsctsd hZ any one other than
Cooks lane, Laurel, Nd. g
THE NATIONAL BANK OF VASE
NGTi i.--shareholders Meeting
Notice u hereby given that pur.
:s nss. Sa 81 ts IL
The National Bank Of washington
will be held at Its banking house a.
Seventh Street ct Pennsylvania Ave
nus. NV, IN the City Of Washing.
ton ton, Pi.sEiss Of ccluT sas on Tpss
O'clock Noon for the purpose Of con.
whether an agreement to consoli-
N sss s.d R s.nE and the aamsSn
Ts,sainsssn .. C.; under y. .s the ,I pro;
states. shsn be ratiiied and con.
nrmsd; and for the purpose Of vot-
Ing upon any other matters Incl
dental % the proposed eonsolida.
ton Of the two banks. 4 COPY Of
the Aforesaid agreement, executed
By @ majority OF the directors OF
each OF the two banks. providing
for the consolidation. IL On nls d
the bank and may b tnspectec
durins bultness hours. EUTHER.
e e0e.sIRS,S = oooLxY Executive Vice
aAMnIQN NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHMGT0N.-ehareholders Meet
ing.-Notics 10 hereby given that
pursuant 70 can Of its directors, |
special meeting Of the shareholder
Of Hamilton National Bank Of Wash
aouss Il s,s : ls es'o street. T. Nv w
the City Of Washinston. District o
IL. 1854. at 1890 O'Clock Noon 10
the purpose Of considering and de
termining By vote whether an agree
ment to consolidate said Bank ant
The National Bank Of Washington
wsshington, D. c., under the pro
visions Of the laws Of the Unite
States. shall be ratified and con
nrmed; and for the purpose Q
voting upon any other mstters Incl
dental 70 the proposed consolidatiol
& the two banks. A copy Of tn
aforeeaid agreement, executed b
Q majority o. the directors Of eac
Of the two banks. providing for IN
consolidation, 10 on file ct the ban
and may be inspected during bust
ness houra BARNUM L. COTTON
President sells
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APPLIANCE
SALESMAN

Leading Washington distributor,
opportunity in Virginia territory to
the. right man with the right ex-
perience to sell one of the world
best-known washing machines. Sal
ary. expenses and liberal COM
mission. Must have car and be free
flcations to Box 213-Y. Star. %
ARCHITECT, permanent position in
charge Of small drafting room for
experienced man. Reply, stating
fuu particulars. Box 1887, Star
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HELP WANTED-AGENcIEs
eKKPRs AND ACCOUNTANTs-v

BKKPRs. AND ACCOUNTANTs-we
specialize in these positions. ATLAS,
1920 n. Y. ave: NV. RE. 7-5767
America, Europe. To $4,000. Travel
paid. Write only Employment Info.
Center. Room 724. 316 Stuart st.
sALARIED POSITIONS tmenI. ST. OOG
| to $35.O00. If you want position
| In any area other than Washington
| D c. our letter campaign service
viii be Of interest to you Our ex.
has neen developed over a period Of
A years procedure OF nigh. stand.
..rds; Identity covered; Ask tol
p az s1ls5sr. 3 s,oa si gISsY NG
TEACHERS AGENCY. 516 N. Charlie,
ST.. Baltic Md. Mulberry 5-6S5O.
COsl ACCT, $500 up, exper., perm
B ss,CtS a 81 Types; typinGl
c 81 Al AcG STs0e s45o mo-; exper.: mr.
/ D. c. Auto Accts.. exper.. SIS wk
! Mr.. Ford, BOYD'S, cor. @ and 18th
NV. (sT. 3-3664J. Ofices positions
sales; DR.. assts.; accts. -bookkeepers
sECRETARIEs to $4,000 I'D, Typist.
to 500 wk. Cashiers bookkeepers
clerks, office trainees: all ages are
placed. Inquire ST. 3-3666. BOYD'S
ESTIMATOR SALESMAN, Storage
moving exper.; SIS wk. plus. Miss
Morgan, with PERSONNEL SERV-
ICE. 1911 G st. NV. Ma. SPIN.
CRAFTSMAN, inexper., white. GRACE
DUNN, 1911 G st. NV. RE. 7-.lSoS
TWISTS to $50 wk. Recep. -typists
tel. nprs. with tipping, DR.. asst. Visit
today, Miss Evans at BOYDS, cor
| g and 18th. MA. S-2340.
TYPIST, young. fast, sccur. Excel
future. DOT REED. 1911 q st. NV
MA 2.R024
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TEACHERS

TEACHERS
Last minute positions in English
French, Social Studies. Art, Math
Music, Librarian, Phis. Ed. (Male
and elementary. See US Immediately
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 1341
G st. NV. RE. 1898.
ADMIN. SECRETARY S3.6OO-S4, SOC
Secy., real estate, Georgetown = So
Jr. steno, relief PIX $50
GOOD typist, engineering Arm S27.
Interviewer typist, young S24s
Asst. bookkeeper -typist --- $50
Payroll clerk, exper. $3.50
PIX typists - - S55-S6(
RECEIPT typists, Govt. clearance $3.50
ALLEN-OBRIEN Personnel Service
I1404 N. Y. Ave. RE. 7-72Sf
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Classified Ads
HELP-MEN tcont. }

AUTO SALESMAN - Experienced
man to sell new. .Fords and used
cars. Demo. furnished. ample floor
time, pay plan set to insure capa-
BILE man OF fine income. Apply In
person. Mr.. Cocherhan. LOGAN
Ford: Ill 18th 8: nv. ,-5.
are willing to work and get good
on new cars, 1O% on accessories
with $50 minimum. Sc money diff
ference on used cars with $25 min
imum: new-cAr demonstrator fur.
nished; disqualification plan. would
like to hire laundry, bread. milk
cleaner. etc. Routemen who have
served in Silver Spring area Con
WILLIAMS CHEVROLET CO. %
SHOP FOREMAN
Chrysler products exper. preferred
Salary and commission. Other bene
fs RI sfs e f saIs M F ne A Soa
Sc. Dodse-Plymouth Dealer, LU
AUTo' SHOP FOREMAN Mechanics
familiar with analyizing. billing ant
routing mechanical work. A goot
proposition for an experienced fore
man. Cali Mr., Doughten. Ii. 3-SS0O
AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC. 1871
Bladensburg Rd. ne. -
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OVERSEAS

OVERSEAS
United States Citizens Only
$4,000 PLUS BONUS AND ExPEN
2 to Agar Contract
Construction auditors, with heavy
overseas construction auditing exp
Ability to check take-oR. ETC.; under
so years old.
$4,000
18-Month Contract
Graduate civil engineer under 80 yrs
old; at least 8 yrs. design exp. anc
yrs. inspection exp. on roads
hwys. and air bases.
TO $500 PLUS
1S-Month Contract
Survey party chief, Q years Of coll
engineering desirable - half Of iot
= doing mathematical computations
% to ~ years old: pref. sgle. man
TO $11,730 PLUS
1S-Month Contract
Construction supers with heavy con.
struction background, roads, hwys.
apt. houses. etc. Pref. sgle. men ir
good physical condition, 80 to sc
years old.
Consecutive, good. steady work refs
required on oil overseas Jobs. Also
please bring or send to this ONCE
two detailed resumes Of work back
Hos 10th Ut. NV. Elk. s-727t
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KINDERGARTEN
ENROLL YOUR CHILD NOW
EUCLID NURSERY SCHOOL
CO. 5-S256
Barrie Peter Pan
SCHOOLS

Nursery to Junior high school. Boys
and Girls. Special emphasis on
reading and other basic skills.
French, dancing, tennis. horseback
riding. Transportation, hot lunch.
22nd year. Excellent star and
equipment. Phone RIA. $1,000 for
information.
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Analogue Computor
Engineers

ERGO policies are set UP to assure
maximum utilization of engineering
talent without unnecessary delays.
No promise of advancement or chal-
longing technical problems is needed
the work and compensation is
readily available for qualified, am
bilious, imaginative senior computor
engineers.
us at your earliest convent
epce to. arrange an interview for
one Of our remaining computor de-
sign positions. We will be pleased
to show you that the level of re-
sponsihility assigned, the variety OF
technical duties, and the rewards
for technical accomplishment are
limited only by the individuals
initiative and skill.
Requirements: A degree and a mimi
mum of three years of design ex-
perience with analogue computors
or related devices.
AL inquiries will be handled promptly
and In confidence.
Proof Of citizenship Is required.
ERGO
Engineering and Research Corp.
Riverdale, Md. WA. 7-4444. Ext. 106
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CREDIT MANAGER
Credits and Collection Mgr
,Jewelrv Store

and anticipated expansion
program makes this opportunity
available now to an experienced
handling once, passing on credits
and maintaining collections for
unit OF Baltimore jewelry chain.
Jewelry experience preferred but not
essential Excellent starting sal
airy with an opportunity for ad-
vancement to credit supervisor. Thia
Is q permanent position with ma
ing full resume to Box 93-Z. Star.
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AREA SUPERVISOR

AREA SUPERVISOR
Young man with good education to
learn warehousinR. Will work in
receiving and stock controls while
being trained IS supervisor. Apply
employment once.
THE HEIGHT co.
Service Bldg. 1401 N. Y. Ave. NE.
ASSISTANT CONSTRUCTION sU.
PERINTENDENT to work for gen
srai contractor; Must be expert;
split-level house Conjunction, can
ST, 3.1940 for aupointment. 4
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ELIZABETH PINKSTON
Personnel CounSeling
Services

1925 Conn. Ave. NV, Room 2I5
DI. 7-4150
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ELECTRONICS'
1905 G St. NV.
14oe O ct. NV.

GLCO I 1NNJ1N1N0
A wide variety Of positions in various
locations with national organization
top salaries. Partial listing of fields
represented are. Electro-mech.. De-
sign, Computer, Vacuum Tubes,
Radar. Amplifier, Instrumentation,
etc. Salaries to $4,000
NO EMPLOYMENT FEE
SECRETARIES
A listing Of top secretarial positions
in various locations at excellent sal
aries.
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, 612 Wash. Bldg.
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV. ST. 3-9442
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SALESMAN
S6,OOO-$8,OOO

Age $685.. Nationally-known
organization with headquarters
in washington, D. c., wants
man with some sales expert
ence. Career opportunity. Ap-
plicants must be willing to
get along on salary of $3.50
during short training period.
Car necessary.
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Shop eauipment-12-in. Delta Multi
plex saw, 10-in. Delta Unissw, 6-in
Atlas Joiner. lain. bandsaw, Jig
saw. shaper. belt sanders, dril
press, bench Grinder, cut awi, com
pressors. 3-in. hand belt sander
oscillating sander. 40-ft extension
ladder. 90 extension ladder, stel
ladders. (2) "a" ladders, Drive-i
gun, spray guns and hoses. hard
ware.
Art supplies and equipment-Paints
brushes. drafting tables, show card
papers. display materials.
Furniture and fixtures-Desks, chairs
shop tables, benches. cabinets, file,
drawer sections. shelving.
Electrical supplieS--Wire, pin socket.
synchronous motors. bulbs. lamp,
panels, boxes, flashers, timerl
blowers, fixtures, display devices.
Once equip. - UPRIGHT typewriter
portable typewriter, adding machine
Convention and booth show equip
ment-1 In. aluminium pipe. gal,
pipe. misc. MURAL aluminium al
tings. aqua and gray side and bac
Grapes In trunk, birch bentwoo
chairs, plywood folding tables, car
vas aluminium foldine deck chair
show cases. broadfelt rugs, 4xS-f
panels, single and double fac'
Masonite. compo. and peghoar
covered: mis-. props. lattice section
decoration materials
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PERSONALS Cont
WEDDING INVITATIONS
Samples: prices mailed on request
NORTH WASHINGTON PRESS. INC
IA. g-3932. RA. 6-96S3
A LOT OF MONEY

Is invested IN your drapes and slip
covers, In your laces-nets--velvets
-whites-knitteds-
dines-tsffetas.
YOU WILL BENEFIT
II you let EXQUISITE CLEANERS,
300 Georgia ave. NV, clean and
preserve the fashion of your clothes.
We handle mostly exquisite things
and we do exquisite work. We re-
eOfe ehs D1t So sn s peFSSPsSn
HAND FINISHING
is OUR POWER
We, hand-finish all ladies' clothes.
HAND CLEANING
is OUR MIGHT
We hand-clean particular clothes,
fragile tapestry, laces, nets. hand
bags. ladies hats.
rx, Come IN and see our work;
EXQUISITE CLEANERS
The Dye Work Specialist
DRIVE IN; s Sa' s cs9EEia Ave. NV.
an address booklet free.
ROAD SCHOOL
Formerly Naylor Rd. Nursery SCHOOL,
New offering in addition to Nursery
and Kindergarten.
FIRST GRADE
Besinning Sept. 1854, with a cur
riculum to meet the needs OF the
individual child French, music APP
probation; full educational program.
WINNIFRED & STEBBING, Directress
2403 NAYLOR RID. Sc.
1905 r ST. Sc.
PHONE LII. 4-5114
Affiliated with
Anacostia Nursery School and
Kindergarten
1924 You, st. Sc. LII. 4-5757
LIMITED TRANSPORTATION
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AUCTION

This firm is retiring from
business and will dispose
OF all of it's physical as
sets by public sale on
Saturday, Sept. II, 1890
am.
Items for sale individually
and by lot will be available
for examination any day be-
tween 900 am. and $50
pm.
Over 100000 worth OF
equipment, supplies and
materials.
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TNAYIOR ROAD SCHOOL

ROAD SCHOOL
tFormerly Naylor Rd Nursery SCHOOL,
Now offering in addition to Nursery
and Kindergarten.
FIRST GRADE
BEGINNING Sept, 1854. with cur
riculum to meet the needs of the
Individual child. French. music ap-
probation; full educational program:
24O3 MAYOR RID. Sc
pHoNE LU. 4-6li4
Afiiliated with
Anacostia Nursery School ana
Kindergarten
1894 You st. Sc, 80. A.056T
LIMITED TRANSPORTATION
EUCLID NURSERY SCHOOL
Hours. 8 am. to $50 pm. Are. Q
years through flrst trade: Dtrec,
tors. MR.. AND MRS. FOSTER. Call
CO. 5-S256 for further details.
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BRICKLAYERS WANTED. Apply at
Poindexter and Old GEORGETOWN I'd
BUS DRIVING AND CUSTODIAN DO.
sition open at TRINITY LUTHERAN
SCHOOL: refs. req. Call WA. 7-03S3
for appt. bet. q am. and 4 pm. -5
BUTCHER, white; experienced; must
have references; good salary. Phone
HO. 2-33SO. %
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corrosion consultant tmetalluf SH;fs

Welding engr. (porosityl, sc
iBM or Univac programmer Una tn
physics deg.) sc
Electro-mech. computer.designer (exp
analogue computers, aircraft simula.
tors, Industrial controls, flre-contro
systemS). NO FEE sc
Electronic design engr. (experi. speed.
back amplifyers, instr. servo design
magnetic amplifyer design. NO FEE
Mgr. repres. (from N. 2. to WASH
electronic and aviation eapt. = sc
Sales engrs. ZEE deg0. design ane
DEVELOPMENT; expert. radar, missile
control, airborne commu., mobile
.commu.. auto radio $1,000 W
Asst. to plant mntnce. engr. tsimilal
expert. nec.) $4,000
Math- physics teachers Constructors
asst. >profs.. assoc. profs. and full
Wire men (radio ham pref.), familiar
with. electronic components. to SIS
Security repairmen (3O-5O yrs. old)
electronic wiring expert. nee, $7t
plus.
Eiectronic techs. Experimental mode
Shop exDert %7k mr.
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NATIONAL

ENGINEERING-SC
Communications engrs. for research
design and development (BS, MS,
andIor Ph.D), no fee, .S6-S1 1000
Nuclear engrs. and scientists .tguided
missiles, rocket and supersonic
fields), design expert, $6-S12, 900
Physicist (noise and acoustics).
trouble shooting, redesign SO
Sales engr. grad engr.l, Installation
eqpt. to prime and sub-contractors.
c cGaSsr; adm n1a and T r. Dgef Up
Govt. contracts, expert. nee. $4,000
lEvaluator- ANALYST (BSEE pref.), guild
ed missiles. electronic test eqpt.,
ground and airborne ordnance,
$4,000
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PEACHES AND APPLIES

! ldIll11C1O Va Cl1dl OO
Dir: rloute ! 81, miles from Glen.
MOORE. Sandy SprinS. Md. Fulton
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ATTENTION, WOMEN
MANY INTERESTING JOBS

NATIONAL EMPL. SERVICE
HOS 10th NV. Al /. Tx. 3-727o.
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High School B sketball Squad, Cheer
Leaders Entertained In Spencer Home

Mrs. Fannie Darrell returned
home on Sunday after having
been. on a visit to MI. and Mrs.
Stuart Barrel. IN Staunton. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis were
business visitors in Farmville, on
Monday
Mrs John b Boatwright spent
several days in Richmond last
week
/ Mr., and Mrs. Charles M. Spen-
Ger left last Saturday TO spend
several days in Charleston, S. c..
and in Florida
Friends Will be glad TO knew
that Miss Leila S. Lambeth. Of
Richmond. who has been in John
stonW Willis Hospital for several
weeks. is improving and Will go
/ to her home this week
! Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Wright and
children visited her mother, Mrs.
/ Lee Station, near Scottsville. on
/ Sunday
/ DR. and Mrs J E. HayneSworth
and sons. of I4ynchburg, visited
friends in the village on Sunday
Mrs Georgia Burgess and Miss
/ Ann Shepherd. Of Charlottesville.
were guests OF Mr. and Mrs. John
/ Crute over the week end.
Boy Scouts Meet
The Boy Scouts met on Mon
day night at the VFW building
Refreshments We're served them
/ by Mrs. Henry 4. Davis and Mrs.
/ Herbert Adams
Friends are sorry to know that
MI and Mrs. Charlie Kidd lost
their home by fire on Sunday
night They we're in Richmond at
the time
World Day of Prayer" was held
at the Methodist Church on FIJI
day, March 5 at $3.50 r. m. There
was fine program and a good
I attendance Mrs, R0Wlett Bruce
was leader
Oscar Spencer, Of Lynchburg.
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Parrack
Forbes on Monday morning.
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here Monday night. Those who
took part IL the one act play were
Beatrice StlnSon Fred Cronk.
Carol Jean Duncan. Garland Fer
neyhough Virginia O'Brien. Bar
bara Kidd and Nancy Gianniny.
The Rev. WebSters SimonS. Jr.,
viii preach and have the COM
mQnion service at st. John s
Church here Sunday morning at
Has a m Sunday School viii be
held at 1890 a. m
The Scottsville Brownie Scout
Troop No. A attended the Scots
vile Methodist Church in body
at services, Sunday morning. ac-
companied by Mrs. David Philpot,
in observance of the birthday Of
the Girls Scouts Of America.
The Mt Zion Methodist Church
Woman S Society of Christian Ser
vice met Wednesday night in the
home of Mrs. Ralph ISkidmore at
ESmont William Malone is chair
nand OF the Official board, which
also met Wednesday night at the
Skldmore home
Education Day
Next Sunday. March IA, Will be
observed in the Charlottesville
District as Education Day" A
student from Ferrum College will
be a guest speaker al the Scots
vile Methodist Church. at the II
a. m. service
Services Will be held at St
John 5 Episcopal Church. Scots
vile every Friday evening at 8
0 clock during Lent The subject
this Friday March IL, will be
/ The Truths Discovered IN Bible
Reading.
George + Omohundro, Jr.,
Charles A. Stone and +. r. Moon,
IT., attended zion meeting for
District 24C at the WayncSboro
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Sc0ttsUifie NeAs
ScottsUWe News
County HID Sgent Makes Suggestions
For Planning Spring Gardening Work

Mrs. Roy Howard Will be host
eSS TO the March meeting Of the
Carriers Bridge Hcme DemonStra :
ton Club, Thursday March ii at
80 p. m The demonstration will
be meal Planning for the Family.
demonstrated by Mrs. Henry Bat
ten and Mrs Frances Clark. Mrs.
Ruth BurruSs Huff County Home
Demonstration Agent, sent out
February Garden Suggestions"
with the notice Of the meeting
which works. with planning your
spring work. preparation of the
Il, growing plants and painting
She says the motto for the home
garedn should be PLANT on time
harvest on time, quick freeze on
time. and can on time
Roy Burnett. Jr.. ministerial
student at the University Of Rich
mond, was guest speaker at the
Sunday night meeting Of the BTU
at the Scottsvllle Baptist Church
He was introduced by Bobbie
Spencer with whom he Was spend
ing the week end. also a minis
terial student at The University
His subject was The Riddle OF
Life
The ScottSvllle Boy Scout troop
and Kent Store Boy Scout troop
With Alvin Smith, BuSl Garden
and Haden Anderson vent with
their scouts to Charlotte yille Sat
urday night to see the boxing
matches at the University of Viz
ginia, Special rates Wefe secured
and there we're over 3 IN the
crowd that vent.
High School Play
"WildcaSt Willie Gets the Brain
Fever was presented by the Ora
matte Club Of ScottSIille High
School at the regular meeting OF
tho school P-TA III the auditorium
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Buckingham, Nelcs

Seaman Harold @. Garrett, as
signed to the u. S. S. Des Moines.
sailed from Norfolk Wednesday on
a cruise TO Cuba. Seaman Garrett
returned TO the States recently
from a four and one-halt month
rotation of duty in the Medlter-
ranean area.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Garnet
and son were recent visitors at
Wilson. N. c., as guests of Mr.
and Mrs, w. N Hackney
Mrs Tina Garrett and Mrs L
p. Gillian, of DillWyn, we're shop
ping in Lynchburg. Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Peyton Moss. Of
Arlington, spent the week end at
their home here recently.
Mrs Howard Mann and sons
Steve and Bill. Of Gretna. were
guests Of Mr.. and ms Harold
SWartz last week end
New York Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stephens. of
Irving. N. Y, were recent week
end guests of Mrs. Resale Stew
ems.
Emmett Crews. who has been
sick the past two weeks is I'M
proving
Mrs Arthur Barnes, Of PennSyl-
vania, who with her daughter and
SON law. Mr.. and Mis- Bruce
Knapp, has returned to her home
Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer en-
tertained the girls and boys baS-
ketball teams and cheer leaders at
their home last Wednesday eve
ming.
MI. and Mrs Ciarencq Dollivcr
entertained with a buffat supper
for the boys basketball team last
Sunday evening at their home.
Arthur Springer. Jr.. 6of Rich
mond. visited his parents here for
the week end
Jennings Springer. of Richmond
was the week end guest OF his
parents, MI and Mrs Herman
Springer
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Well Water

Mr.. and Mrs. John Self with
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth
Self invited their aunt, Mrs. w.
G. LeStourgeon in Cumberland.
who is sick They also called to
see Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Simpson
and Mrs Katie Blanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Banton and
son. of Farmville. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Banton over the
week end
Those visiting Mrs. N. @. Davis
last week were Mrs. Virginia Boil
ling and Mr.. and Mrs. Burger, of
Gold Hill, Mr.. and Mrs Francis
Harris. Of Glenmore. Mrs Joe
Steger and children. Mr.. and Mrs
F. 0. Webster and Mrs. Lee Ban
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. T A. Huntley, Jr
and daughter, of Sanderson, visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B
w. Banton, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Sinclair and
little son. also Mr.. Sinclair S
mother, and Miss Lizzie Steger, oe
Gloucester were week end visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Steger. On
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Steger, and daughter, Dianne. OF
Hatton; Mr. and Mrs. w. c
Winkler and son. OF Charlottes-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12

family and M. L. Cook visited Mr.
and Mrs, G. T Forbes Sunday
night.
Lynchburg Guests
Mr. and Mrs II Routon and
Mss Ruth Routon, of Lynchburg.
called on Mr. and Mrs. w N Nor
ris. Sunday afternoon. j E o.
Brien. Misses Connie and Frances
O'Brien and Ann Cook called in
the same home Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Chernault
and Debra, of Appomattox, visited
Mr.. and Mrs j. l.. Harris Satur-
day night
Mrs. ] C. Bersch and Jim Own
by were Sunday dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Latham Falls in
Farmville,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Repass and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Repass and
Joan Carol spent Sunday in
ScottSWlle visiting relatives.
Mrs K NJ. BeaSley and Miss
Mamie Beasley visited Mrs E. r
Senger Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs r. c. Moore. Jr
and children. of Richmond. spent
the week end with her parents
Capt. and Mrs. T. N. Saul
Leaves For Army
Jack Simpson left Oh Thurs
day for induction into the Army
Mr. and Mrs. FLOYD Edwards
and Annette Of Budd, W. Va.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Cher