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HOUSES FURNISHED

SPLIT-LEyEL LIVING IN va, ofI
Shirley hwy; is min. from Wash.
1-year-old. flne, brick house; 3 bed.
rms. sep. din. rm.. firepl.. 2 full
baths, attic and above-ground bsmt
Disposal, lge. frost-free refgr., dish
washer. Sudsaver washing machine
Avail. about Dec: 10; $I75 mo, Also
rent unfurn.; $3.50. XII. e-2Ob3;
viii rent Intil May |. si5o mo. cor cor
msnts. 2sf7 KEY Key Blvd. "a. s.si55
HlLLANDALE. MD.--4-acre estate
tiini gnr. rPUa houss senRii bsths. pSs 6sd.
rms. beautifully furnished: al
oriental rugs: $3.50 month. RA. g.
3 BEDRMs., fun bsmt., oil heat: furn
or unfurn.: S95. La 6-3043. Boa
cRsSs1s9Ts RlsSsnsSgTs Ta e. ne; ns;sS;rAvn-n;llfS.d
residence and I furnished cottages:
you can rent for income; chicken
ton to buy. Can JE. 4-8433. III
RIGGS, / mile n. Univ. lane: 3 bed
rooms. Ia baths, aall-elec. kit.
freezer fenced lot: 5 min. 2. q
Nd. mol; days phone. Jg, 9-353S
AsnnNGPoS saa saS sves bedrooms; 1 osGze eas heat;
furnished; z blocks from shcppinf
BETHKSDA--NeW brick. 4 bedrms.,
baths; nr. transp,. public and
parochial schools, available Nov. 1:
$3.50 Oh. 2-16S3; eyes,. OIL. p
AisI.. vA.-3-bedrm.. 2-bath house;
completely furnished: fun basement;
auto: oil heat. garage: $3.50 mo
Sin AND i SITS. N.E-7-rm. 70 row
S1O0. Vacant. JOHN Z. sFzELTpN'
3 BEDRhlSe BSMT., wheaton area
sl25 mo. Wtll take short-terrn lease.
e. Z HsERisoN.l DIsfgs M Nc - RkaEToRs' hTsiS5aHs
SHIRLEY hwy, Glebe rd. area
! 2 bedrms, both with twin beds:
semidetached: completely Grntshed
except linens and silver. u I23
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ATTENTTONII

C0LORED-4-RM. BUNGALOW In
Fairfax, Va, nr. new high school;
heat; gas; elec. IA. 7-5406. Id
C0L0RED-50O4 NYE ST. N.E.@6
rms bath; excel. cond. S65 wloptiop
to buy. Ewes. wk. ends, SP. 3-S1ks.
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITlEs

WANTED-Partner. active or mac
and egg route that operates on Sat.
only. A. fine Investment for the
person who will furnish the above
amount in hurry. Please do-lfut
answer this ad unless you are ain-
tsrested in a definite income frum
the investment; I 90 not wish
are not interested. cail II. S-sSi4.
RESTAURANT MAN WANTED for
Garry Out Barbecue Pit on busy
D.. c. street. Small capital re-
quired. win put up building at
reasonable rent. Write Box 4l2EE.
LATEDERETTE. drawing over 500
DINER, modern. stainless steel;s in
way. Apply SAMUEL FL N N. zARRAs,
DRY Sla E cLEsNiNGe sSs g. pISS7 PA 7o4oa o40ts,;. ~.
good NV. location: one Of the VIII.
known plants in washington: does
over 100000 yr.; good prices: books
show very profitable net;. 2 trucks;
present manager Will possibly remain
gdith inexperieneed buyer, Price.
VI. T. THRIFT. hr DS Exci1siye. esia ia1d d'Fa "a.
sUPER MARKET with Iuncheonette.
soda fountain. located in nearby
Prince Georges Co.: very best equip
ment; Inexperienced owner did
1871 Srias Ess only gHataS sfs5Co GI nc iis ssn M
down DOWN. incl siocs stock. r~ w. E'P8 T2RffT. fsss
Exclusive, 1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma.
RiEssTAa11iRANT.soDA is FOUNTAIN, Ga.
from $40 am. TO 8 p.my closed
Sundays. Owner quotes $500 wk.
sales; books open for inspection.
dosn w. Z. THRIFT. Exclusive,
l4l1 Pa. ave. NV. MA. s-9743.
GROCERY, self-serviee; nice eauip-
rd.;. mixed trade. Total price, only
$500 incl. stock; terms. 81, 500
cash down incl. stock w. z. THRIFT.
Exelusives ys;, NA; a.sgs743. SO -t6
sFin. ona itss1onsEY ssp T sfsoo ssRs for sale in
TARIAL SERVICE for sale 10.
IeNSssfxsI,IsaEHkb s1SSls sEfsi, M S-g4z eEq s6FSfY.
ware store on main srterial high.
way in northwest. Boz 130-E. star.
MOTEL. 4 cottages hnd sepssste
furnished residence: chicken house.
tion TO buy. Can JE. 4-6f33. -17
TAVERNS, nearby Prince Georges
Co.--Liauor and beer. on and Oh,
all doing business. Cash required.
$4,000 and up. Balance easy terms.
WATiFlE AZ lI9sfHIoor sSfHoor with = rms, . baths
above; VIII seat so; has soda foun-
tain; price, $1,000, o bargain.
OWENS REALTY. NE. e-04s6.
MUST HAVE CAFETERIA or NEW8-
STAND, or small business with short
hours for client with cash. Cali
Lane Pastor, Elk. 3-2555
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Meurilee Arms Acts.
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,-S THE EVENING 1 STAR
Washington. %. C.
Az, NOvEMBER I6, 1854

APIS. URFURN.D. {. ,coas.l ]
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK -bedrm. apt. In
new. ns :. moasrn, ssIItss units Ss$ $500 80 nclua
APTs. AvAiIABsLE Sili.i1s Al Ar G;0Sa C3BnR TFR.'
Nd Next schools nd and shoopins hophnsUSas. een.
| ter; bus stop at door WA 7-276S.
TAKOMA PARK--Attrac.. = rms; Ice.
closets. PVT; entr. and bath. Close to
coRRL sasRi aaH afLPs Iss Ar 'n g. sSsfz {: fsEar.
den apts.; bedrms:. 500: ) bedTms..
,aoG Sloo; utils. ) ins,; ena. Near school. bus,
TAX. PK.-s. S. AREA-Bedrm., liv.
rn,.. din: rm. kit., bath. Lge. pvt.
pets: $67 80. Lo. 5-4694. III
bedrm.. hv. Em.. dinette, kit. and
bath newly dec; $3.50 mo-, utils.
incl. JU 9-3490; eyes,, Lo. 5-4800.
YOU'LL AGREE when you see these III
apt. homes at Elmar Gardens. THE
BIGGEST ROOM SIZES IN THE
AREA, plus the comfort and conven-
tence OF an attractive garden prot
ect. Cheerful one and two bedroom
apis. newly DECORATED. at S7S and
sf 9ess5s 7ssss ~ 54oo as5itlfs HsmsSn hss msr ST.
between Defense hwy. and Hyetts-
vile. on Edmonston I'd. SHANNON &
LUCHS CO.. 724 18th st. NV. MA.
THREE.APT. HOUSE. 1st A.; 8 lge.
rooms and pvt. bath; newly decor. ::
all utils. furn 700a Poplar ave.
Mf. Ffk0Rs RarsfEK-s sfEf; rooms, bath; in
closed porch; yard; separate en-
trance: $75 mo-. incl. utils. WA.
SILVER SPRING TAKoMA PK.
AREA--A number Of efic. and g
bedrm Apts.: all new bldgs; $65 to
$95 mo-, incls. utils. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE, JU. 9-1103 till 8.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.---Spacious nv.
rm.. dininr area. kitchen. tile bath
and shower, bedrm., $3.50; 2
bedrms., S92 so. utilities included;
near schools. bus, shopping center.
JU. 5-2I50, JU. 9-3739: ,i7
FALLS CHURCH tPimmitt Hillsl -
Vacant, clean, 3-bedroom rambler,
wooded lot, sos mo. ia. 4-0550.
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CIOSE-TN ARLINGTON
SS5 MONTH
Two bedrms., tiled bath. living room,
dining alcoFe. equipped Kitchen.
II. r. REYNOLDS q CO.
ALL AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
BELOW CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
Semidet. 3 bedrm-, IA baths, rec.
rrl.. double garage. $140.
CONN. AND NEBRASKA
Semidet 3 bedrms., baths, den on
LIST a.. de lure kits rec. rrl.s garage.
S105.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
New semidet. brick, 3 hedrms. liz
baths. Dc luxe Kit, $l65.
IN. 2-7400 b022 Conn Ave. Nv.
=
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CoLoRED-GA. AVE. Mr.. FAfR-
MONT N,WV:-6 rms, gas heat;
clean; sssrs.I Sl99; ,G call call v D. JOHNSTON E!l
coLoRED-2soo BLOCK vIRGiSfA
AVE, EW;74.rm. yJDo brick; $3.50.
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APTs. UkFURNIsHED-vA.

ARL. ! I, ..R9ssLYN 9ss n. = Lovely 1-bedrm.
| .5-727Q. 1900 N. Oak st. --19
ARLINGTON, Columbia pike at Fred
erick st.. Magnolia Gardens-Avail
now. beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination. 2 large
bedrooms; latest in kitchen, equip
binds pass exposares nSais asiis fura gsne!ss sss
q mo-. l bedroom, $500. For info,
PREsibENTiIa2IIo faEs HA NaTI2Io GARDENS has . few
] and 2 bedroom units available,
priced from $40; sit. IN cow. Alex,
Phone TIE. 6-44O0 or come to the
office in Adams Bldg. cor. Mt. ver-
non ave and Russell I'd.
$50. 15-Beurm. liv rm., kit. bath:
heat and hot water incl; 1ir. Arl.
and Wash; Hda blvd. EN-. 3-567s. days;
NEAR hAi gSgiYfi KY sRTDGE-1s you work ls in
2. c.. you will enjoy our modern
parking. shopping; no children; "a.
ARL. Close enc. and 3 bed
rms rims q.es sb3,dgan I3sgnoorhood he i bus shop
Wilson blvd. left on Oak ST., right
TO 1884 18th rd.. N. MRS. FAND-
ASE.. Fl. MYER AREA-1 aT DedTm
apt. apt S75 mel. 19as. VII. 1900 N. Pie55ce
apsrtmet Souss with shower n iossIs bsth
| refrigerator. hotplate and 3 closets;
laundry and private parking facil-
| tiles convenient to shopping center
| and buslines: also, convenient to
Pentagon. Navy annex, and down
town washington; $50 mo-. utilities
FIELD MANOR, INC. 1915 N. Court
| house rd., Arlington. Call ia. g.
1900 from 8 to 8, Monday through
ARL.. 1a1o N. Quinn 1-bedrm.
| apts., newly dec, corner: $3.50 al
utils; Incl. MGR. ia. 5-69Ss., -16
iiv rn se nsMS sitchen oecSressd Sresse ap1 p
and bath; sos mo-. incl. ali utils.
Avail. immed. ia. 5-919s or JA.
one sofai BEDROOM, bath, kitchen NV with
screened porch: hv. rm. din. rm
comb, "a #. long, with picture win.
| n: 10th I'd. Phone IA. 10000: 9-5.
ARL.; S75--One-bedrm. apt. mod,
fireproof apt. bldg; cony. loc., /
| block stores and bus. McCLAINE
PPRoPERsTJEES, "a. 2-3300; --22
| ka8Vu, Eurb M9cIs J. UiOck puSs SHOP.
| Cheerful convenient. yellow-blue, l.
| bedrm. apt; washer dryer facilities,
MODERN BUiLDING--Two bedrooms,
| living room, dinette. kitchen and
bath; available now; $3.50. Call
resident manager, ia. 7-5121. --l9
NORTH QUINN 81. T.-One bedrm.. liv.
rm., KIT. and bath; available now.
Call res. mgr. ia. S-4137. --19
BEVERLY PLAZA SECTION, Alex
| One bedroom, newly redecorated;
| $40. Call resident manager, OV.
| 3-6106 or DI. 7-774O. --19
ARLINGTON--Newly decorated, q
bedroom apartment. in modern bldg.
| Near Hecht's and Kanns. of f-street
parking, near schools and transpor-
| tation; 500 per month. IA. 5-6540.
| kI. S-1320. --1S
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

THIS MONTH ONLY, truck and 4
men, SS per hour. We also move
by Job. AID. 4-7526. 22s
|EDELIN,S MOVING AND TRANSFER
SERVICE, reasonable rates, orders
taken up to 10 p m. Call Ii. 3-5047.
W. II. JACKs0N's MovING-No Job
too small, no job too big. For safe,
reliable, reasonable service, call AID.
10000. -~17
..LCONN moves local. long dis; L
edrm. apt, $25; 2 hedrms., $50;
ms, $40; new van. TU. 2-7272.
COOKS MOVING AND TRANsFER--
Local and long distance. 24-hr.
service; all work guaranteed. Phone
PO. 2-4606 for free estimate. I'll
MOVING AND GENERAL HAULING,
any time: reasonable rates and
guarantee. AID. 2-0743. --16
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
beaches speciality S. l.. MORRIS.
Tu 2-11b0 or Ii 6-2SS9.
MOVING ACROSS THE. STREET er
across the country. safe storage in
SEPARATE rooms expert packing.
Phone NO. 7.01O4. UNION SToR.
AGE CO.. INC Established 1905
MOVE BY HILIs--Home or bus: short
or long notices: extra services: any
EDELnfAN MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage.
lee
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

AIR FORCE COLONEL. with 2 eaii-
dren: 3 bedrm. unfurn. house, IN
NEED 4 fhs NICELY ELY H1HRsi f1RNisHED HotsE
in good NV. section. Client will pay
Up. to $500 per mo. Has excellent
references. Call Mrs. Dixon. ST. 3.
700. JAMES L. DIXON & CO. -:.-v
III
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CoLoRED-MODERN BUILDING
apt. with large living rm.. modern
equipped kitchen: conv. to every
thing. Rent, SS5 mo. Call MR..
nJJVALI,. DI. 7-64O0, I'D
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LARGE GARDEN APIS. ana . bed.
rooms. ST.. so and $3.50 up. Ont
block to shopping center, schools
newly redec.: fast, direct transp
downtown D. c.: 53rd pl. and De-
Tense hwy, Bladensburg. Nd. Res
Mgr. WA. 7-3T2I.
MniIrilnn ArY1S Ante
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COLORED
DUPLEX APTS

O4 A41x4 414 i NJ
521 seth ST. NE bedrms.. liy
$75 per mo. INSPECT. call co. s.
Evening star., 1954-11-15

respected tobacco craftsmen, have created wonder
nearly 200 year tobacco heritage. Old Gold Filter
Kings give you true tobacco taste in every single puff
On sale now along with the other members Of the Old
Gold Family Old Gold regular and Old Gold king
size new Old Gold Filter Kings sell at populaf
filter price Whichever kind Of cigarette you prefer,
just make sure it's one Of the family Americas
First Family Of Cigarettes Old Gold.
L15uzga/9uhauu
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06
Mrs. Hornung, SO,
Wytheyille Native,
Dies In Hawaii

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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06
s. Guests Attend
Hamlet Reunion

The C. S Hamlet annual
homecoming was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C O. Ham
lett, on Sunday, July IS 1854
About sixty five members of the
family were present.
A basket dinner was spread on
the beautiful oak tree lawn for
the guests. Mrs. K. B Hamlet, of
Richmond Virginia and Miss
Anne Hamlet, of Rocky Mount.
N c.. acted as the committee Tor
arrangements After prayer by
Rev c. O. Hamlet the family en-
joyed a most delicious picnic din
ner. John c. Hamlet, of PoWha-
tan, oldest living member of the
family delivered an inspiring ad-
dress, followed by a brief talk on
Little Things Mean A Lot, by
Percy L. Hamlet, of Knoxville
Tennessee He also eulogized the
lives Of the late Samuel Hamlet
and Emmett HAMLET There We're
also brief remarks made by Harry
Hamlet, Of Blackstone. Virginia
and Mrs Alice Hamlet Quarles,
OF West Point, Va. and other
members Of the family
Coleman Hamlet, of Black
stone Va. invited the homecom-
ing at his home for the year 1855
All members present agreed to ac-
cept the invitation.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06

Clements. youth class and the
adult teacher Will be selected by
the adult group Billy Goodman is
/ secretary of the Sunday school.
The Rev. +. j Nottingham. III.
viii conduct a revival here begin
ming October 3
Robert J Main, Jr.. Of Wash
ington. who is an assistant geol-
ogiSt at the Smithsonian Insti-
tute. is on a two month trip to
Texas and other western states
with DR.. Cooper and Dr. Whit
tingt0n of the Smithsonian In
stitute He is a son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert j. Main who live on
their farm here in Buckinaham
County
George Lodge No. 80. AF&AM
Will celebrate the annual ] b
Wells night and Watermelon
Feast at the meeting here Satur-
day August IA at 1870 p m The
Grand Master Of Masons in Viz
ginia will make an official visit to
this lodge at this meeting
Mrs Garland BuYcher and son.
Jimmy Of AppomattoX, are expect
ed this week end to visit Mr. and
Mrs. w L. Burcher for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Isler are
travelling abroad and have sent
their sister, Mrs Robert J. Main,
a number Of interesting pictures.
Mrs. Isler was before her mar
riage Miss Esther Averill
Mrs w r Putney and Ned Call
laway have been visiting Miss
Edmonia Gilmer for several
weeks.
George Ripley and Franklin
Branch left Monday to spend a
few days this week with friends
and relatives at Greenlee and Ma
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06
Sidney H. Allen
Dies In Tennessee

Sidney H Allen. SO. Il native Of
Prince Edward and widely con
nected died at his home in Peters
burg. Tenn. Thursday, July IS
Funeral services were held Sat
urday with interment il Old Or
chard Cemetery III Petersburg
Mr.. Allen. son of the late w j.
and Alice Hamlet Allen was
born in Prince Edward county,
and went as a young man to
Petersburg Tenn to open a hard
ware business He operated the
business until about IA years ago.
when he was named manager of
the Lincoln County Hospital, at
Fayetteville, Tenn. a post he held
until he retired last January.
He was an elder in the Presby-
terrain Church for the past so
years and was a member Of the
Lincoln county court for many
years
llt W 40 d iANA t4tAAN fAntNCl fhlAS4
dean Of the Allen family in Prince
Edward county and widely con-
nected with other families
Surviving are his wife, Mrs
Julia Joplin Allen; a son Louis
J. Allen. of Nashville a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Claude Greer Union
City. Tenn, two brothers. Tom
Allen. of Oakland City Ind. and
Simms A. Allen. of Goldsboro. N
c. a sister Mrs. H K. Bush. OF
Richmond Va; two half brothers
Walter Allen, of Farmyille and
Berkeley Allen. OF Blanch, N c.:
half-sister MIS- Katherine
Smith. of Blanch. N. G.. and s
GRANDDAUGHTER Julia Joplin
Greer, of Union City Tenn
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06

Mrs II. T. Griffin and SON re
turned to their home in Norfolk
on Monday after spending sew
eral days with her mother. Mrs.
j. S. Carter
Mrs. j. David Crute is spending
this week at the Eddins cabin in
AppomattoX
Edwin Stuart Walker, ", son
of the Rev and Mrs Edwin S.
Walker, III. OF Lexington. who
was born on June 10. was a re-
cent guest of his grandmother.
Mrs E S Walker, Jr.. Of SOB
Beech Street.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06
Bugs Walk off With Honors
AtRecreaHon HobbyContesi

Bugs won over space equipment,
ticket stubbs. miniature shoes.
painting, and bottle tops to win
the display Of hobbies held last
Friday afternoon at the Grove
Avenue Recreation Park.
Collectors Tom Brooks and Ann
Morton DeMuth caught up With
twenty bugs of varied hues
and terocity to make a display
that was interesting. educational
and Weil-presented
For the past two or three weeks,
they had been bug conscious,
seeking the little pests in likely
and unlikely places One rare find
was a red and black insect known
as a Cow Killer"
The collection caught the
imagination Of the entire group
at the parE. Supervisors Patsy
Sanford and Jean Pearce say.
We had quite a time AS soon as
anything flew by all the chill
dren would jump up and start
chasing it,
The hobby show was part of the
craft exhibit in which finger
painting and knick-knack boxes
We're also on display Ellen Hogan
won first in the finger painting,
with Tom Brooks and Nancy
Brooks placing second and third
respectively
Shannon Francis won first for
her box Nancy Brooks was sec
ond and Bruce Hogan placed
third
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06
Funeral Rite S For
Mrs. Booker, "a,
Held at New Store

Mrs. Annie Rosen Booker. IA
died Unexpectedly at her home
near Willis Mountain in Buck :
ingham county on Thursday even
ing, July %.
A native of Buckingham county
She was the daughter Of the late
William r and Laura Spencer
Rosen, and was married 10 And
erson w Booker, who survives
her.
She is also survived by one son,
Lacy A. Booker. Of Downey. Calf
two daughters. Mrs Mildred
stanton, OF Denblgh, Va, and
Mrs Elizabeth Vaughan, Of Ma
naSSas, two brothers. Tom NJ
RoSen Of Richmond. and Har-
mon Rosen, Of Buckingham. one
sister. Mrs. Lucy Hunter OF De-
caturA ILL.,; and two grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services were held Sum
day al 3 p. m at the New Store
Presbyterian Chulch with burial
following in the church cemetery
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06
Plan Lawn Party
AT IIowardsyiile

Plans have been made for
lawn party to be held here Sat
urday afternoon, August 7 spon-
sored by the Howardsville Meth
odist Church to help defray ex-
penses of the FIVE young people
who have registered to attend the
District Methodist Youth Confer
ence to be held at Holiday Lake
August 9 to IA
Sunday school at the Towards
Vile Church has been re-organ-
lied and is held following the
early morning service at 9:45 a
m. teachers are, June Wells. the
childrens class: Mrs. Hilda Good
man, junior class; Mrs. c. E
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06

Jr.. have announced the birth OF
a daughter. Janice Marie. born in
University of Virginia Hospital.
Mrs. Frances Nicholas is VISIT
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
o. White and also with Miss
Annie Nicholas before leaving the
last of this week to visit her SON
in-law and daughter IN Balti-
more
Misses Katherine and Lila
Hancock will leave the first Of
the week for a visit to friends in
Paramount, w va.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06

Mrs ", II. Glenn
Mrs. Ida Andrews returned
h1.ra Monday after two weeks
,Js. With relatices in Charlotte
County.
Fl sv. and Mrs. Donald Carson
Of Rocky Mount. N. c. visited his
father. Ernest Carson
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06
Prospect

Mrs Jesse Mustoe and Billy
Glenn Must5e, o'aHot sprin1 ana
Mrs. Louise Osborne. Of Ridge
way left Monday after a weeks
visit With their parents Mr.. and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06

tural Bridge
spent the week end With MI and
Mrs. w +. Burcher and their son
Lee returned home to Newport
News with them.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-06

Russian aircraft plants have
promised to turn out next year
100000 streamlined chrome plat.
ed baby carriages.
Evening star., 1954-09-05
Life in the Country
New Pond IS Waiting for the Rains;
Do Animals Eat Too-Pure Food?
By jones Bnchfield q !

kinds Of rocks in all kinds Of
weather. We always think we
know better than the animals
what is good for them
There are so many pointers
that suggest that we may be
going too far and too fast In
this matter Of purity. The Bel
gians. who believe in all kinds of
muck. have long held that half
our teeth troubles come from
eating food which is grown on
artificially manured land.
I'VE all know how over-cleaned
rice produced beri-beri. There
are big kennels that learned
what it meant to deprive dogs OF
raw flesh and offal, In an era
when biscuit was regarded as the
be-all and end-al1.
Certain weeds, which we are
doing our best to abolish from
our pastures. may have q very
powerful effect on the internal
parasites which affect sheep and
other animals.
Sometimes I wish that our
laboratory scientists could get
the chance to study wild animals
at q salt lick. Any big salt lick
is. by q food specialists stand
ards, a most unhygienic place,
and yet you can watch every wild
beat and bird. all irresistibly
drawn to what seems and smells
little more than a hidden, and
all living wild. unhampered
lives"
Evening star., 1954-09-05
Children S Section
AT DuhIiu Show

The children,s section at the
1858 dahlia show was such q
success that this years show
the theme Carnival Time" will
enlarge that section, according
to DR.. Henry G. Parker, publicity
chairman. The children are
making posters for their corner
Of the huge dahlia display which
will be held September 25-2e
at the Botanic Garden.
The section will feature seven
classes with prize for each, also
a sweepstakes prize of Liberty
Bell piggie bank, and mystery
prizes for best blooms exhibited
Entries for these and all classes
Of the show must be received
by IL noon of September rs. The
public may view the show from
$3.50 pm. to 10 pm. September
Is and from 8 am. to 8 pm
September 26.
Evening star., 1954-09-05
Some Wise Don IS
h Training Dogs;
Keep Your Temper
By Peter Booes

Some time ago I repeated
some wise advice from "Our
Animals as to the way children
should treat dogs. ! quote more
Of 1t. for it is useful to read and
to remember:
Don't tie a dog to his kennel.
II you must confipe him. use q
trolley on-a-wire system.
Don't accept the idea that
some dogs (Boston terriers, bull
dogs. etc.) should have their ears
cropped. It Is wholly unneces-
saIv.
Don't fail to give your dog
bone occasionally-a big bone
he can exercise his teeth and
gums and Jaws on; never q poul-
try bone or other small bones.
Don't believe that meat In
the diet makes q dog vicious.
It does not. Dogs are carnivor-
ous and their constitutions re-
Quire meat.
Don't forget to put cotton In
your dogs ears before washing
him.
Don't forget to dry your dog
thoroughly after . bath. and
keep him on the move for q
while and out Of draughts. This
is to stimulate his circulation
and to keep him from catching
cold.
Don't exercise puppies in
places where they can pick up
foreign substances such as mar
bles. nails. fishhooks. glass. ETC."