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Evening star., 1954-11-11
Prime Minister
Host at Dinner

Chief Of Protocol and Mrs.
John F. Simmons, the presi-
dent Of the International Bank
and Mrs. Eugene r. Black.
Mr.. John M. Allison, United
States Ambassador to Japan;
former United States Ambas-
sador to Japan Joseph c.
Grew, the director Of Central
Intelligence Agency and Mrs.
Allen w. Dulles. the president
Of the Board Of District Com
missioners and Mrs. Samuel
Spencer and the Deputy Assist
ant Secretary of State for
Far Eastern Affairs and Mrs.
William j. Sebald.
Ambassador Arrives
The japanese Ambassador
and Mrs. Iguchi with their
daughter, Miss Tatsuko Igu-
chi, the Japanese Minister and
Mrs. Shima, the Second Sec
retary. Mr.. Fumihiko Suzuki;
and the Financial Minister,
Mr.. Takeshi Watanabe, were
also there as well as members
Of the Prime Minister'S party
who accompanied him on his
visit here.
They included Mr.. Kiichi
Aichi, Minister of Interna-
tional Trade and Industry;
Mr.. Eisaku Sato. member of
the House Of Representatives;
Mr.. Ryuji Takeuchi and Mr..
Koichiro Asakai, ENJOYS ex-
traordinary and ministers
plenipotentiary; Mr.. Takaki-
chi Aso. member Of the House
Of Representatives; Mr.. Kiichi
Miyazawa, m m ber of the
House Of Councillors; Mr.. Fu-
wazo Tanaka, deputy chief
secretary Of the cabinet; Mr..
Shiro Tobata, vice minister of
agriculture and forestry, and
MIR. Akira Matsui, deputy vice
minister for foreign affairs.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
CircIing the Countryside
Montpelier Races Draw
Crowds From All Over
BY Dolores Phillips

The Montpelier Races. run
of at Mrs. Marion du Pont
Scott's estate down near
Orange. Va, on Saturday,
drew an intrepid crowd Of
horse devotees. who, after last
weeks International at Laurel,
the Pennsylvania National
Horse Show, the National
Horse Show in New York and
a binfull of opening hunts.
should have been worn out.
To the contrary, they ran over
the Montpelier course like a
bunch of yearlings, where to
see all of the jumps meant
hoof1ng it from one side to
the other.
Mrs. Scott gave her annual
luncheon before the races at
her home, across from the
course, where the lockwood
grows up to the second-story
windows and the white pillars
go up to the third, and enter
tanned again after the races
at a tea. The buffet luncheon,
a reunion each year for a
number of du Points as well as
for race-meet followers across
the country, was over by /
o'clock when the first brush
race was called.
Mr.. and Mrs. William du
Pont, down from Wilmington;
the Thomas Atkinsons from
Warrenton with their guest,
Mrs. George Burke, who is over
from Ireland for the hunting
season; the George Ohstroms
from the Orange County Hunt;
Carroll Bassett. well-known
former amateur race rider; the
Melville Churches, jr., and their
daughter Margaret; the Alec
MacKay-Smiths. and Tim
Vigors, Irish correspondent for
the Morning Telegraph, were
among the guests at Mrs.
SCOTS luncheon.
Winifred Maddux and Janet
Newton drove down from
Evening star., 1954-11-11

Yesterday was q big day
for the Marines beginning
with the dedication Of the
Marine Corps Two Jima Me-
mortal in Arlington and wind
ing up with the gala ball In
the Naval Gun Factory Sail
Loft to celebrate the corps
179th birthday anniversary.
Highlight Of the birthday
ball was a pageant Of uni
forms depicting the history Of
the Corps from its Continental
Army beginnings through the
Korean conflict.
Maj. Ted Curtis was narra-
tor for the program which
came to q climax with the
entrance Of an honor guard
composed Of two officers from
every rank from warrant off,
Ger to colonel.
As they stood with swords
drawn and the relocated
Marine Band played ''Ruffles
and Flourishes," the Marine
Corps commandant, Gen.
Lemuel c. Shepherd, jr., Sec
retary of Defense Wilson. Un-
dersecretary of the Navy
Thomas F. Gates, jr., and
Chief Of Naval Operations,
Admiral Robert B. Carney,
marched front and center"
to receive the honors.
Then, a huge birthday cake,
lighted with 179 candles and
surmounted with a replica of
the Two Jimo Memorial, was
wheeled in. While the band
played "Auld Lang Syne," the
Evening star., 1954-11-11

Prime Minister Shigeru Yo-
shida Of Japan climaxed his
four-day official visit to Wash
ington last night with a gala
dinner at the Maytlower Hotel.
Vice President and Mrs.
Nixon headed the list of guests
from top officialdom who in
cluded the Chief Justice and
Mrs. Earl Warren, the Dean of
the Diplomatic Corps and Mrs.
Munthe de Morgenstierne,
Secretary of State and Mrs.
John Foster Dulles and other
members Of the cabinet and
their wives.
The Prime Minister and his
daughter, Mrs. Takakichi Aso,
who Is his official hostess. re-
ceived the more than so Of
f1cials and their wives and
members Of his party at a
short reception in the Chinese
Room preceding the dinner,
which was held In the grand
ballroom.
Amono the Guests
Among the dinner guests
were the Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Humphrey,
the Attorney General and Mrs.
Brownell, jr., the Postmaster
General and Mrs. Summerfield,
the Director of the Foreign
Operations Administration and
Mrs. Stassen, the Senate Ma
jority Leader and Mrs. William
r. Knowland. the Chairman of
the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee and Mrs. Alexan-
der Wiley, Senator and Mrs.
H. Alexander Smith, Senator
and Mrs. ]. william Fulbright
and Senator and Mrs. John
]. Sparkman.
Still others were the Army
Chief Of Staff, and Mrs. Mat
thew B. Ridgway. the Deputy
Undersecretary Of State and
Mrs. Robert Murphy, the
Evening star., 1954-11-11

She did it midst eating Vir-
ginia yams. Virginia ham and
spoonbread, and looking like
she was loving every minute
Of it. She even ate with q big
dinner napkin tied under her
chin like a bib after the Gus
tom of 18th century eaters.
She is the best Of sports.
A few hours after a sea Of
upturned faces with waving
Union Jacks confronted her
majesty from the south por-
tico Of the State Capitol in
Richmond, the royal party
drove into Williamsburg and
crossed the portals Of two
centuries ago.
Awoit Arrival
The crowd Of local citizenry
and visitors who thronged the
driveway and front entrance
Of the famed Williamsburg
Inn had waited two or three
hours for the Rolls Royce
bearing the royal standard to
appear. They weren't the
"IIello, Queen" type, such as
her majesty encountered in
the informality Of some OF
the jostling New York and
Washington crowds. They
were the better behaved, quiet
er, non-pushy type who some
how gave the impression it
was natural for o queen to
be down here.
Perhaps it was. This is a
restored crown capital. But
her visit marks the first time
q member of the British royal
family has been here. # she
had come two centuries ago
there's no telling what might
have happened to our history.
Despite the Richmond tour
on spiked heels and the drive
down from Washington, she
looked as fresh as always
when she stepped from her
car here at $50 wearing an
ashes of roses wool ensemble,
matching feather hat, pink
cheeks and with a hugh bou-
quet Of red roses in her arm.
Three hours later in q gilt
tering evening gown OF aqua
lace shot with silver, her dia-
monds sparkling in the moon
light about her white fox stole,
she swept out to walk the halls
so stepped in American Revo-
lutionary history.
Two Mortinis
She had cocktails-two mar
tinis-in the Raleigh Tavern
In the very same candlelit
room where Thomas Jefferson
danced with "the fair Belinda"
(Rebecca BurwelD and where
the House Of Burgesses con-
vened to boycott British goods.
She dined across the street
at the Kings Arms Tavern
where Gen. George Washing
ton frequently stayed and
wheHe she was elegantly waited
upon by William g. Mary Col
lege boys in the proper costume
of the year 1850. They had on
long tan waistcoast trimmed
with brown, high collars, ruff
fled shirt fronts, full sleeves,
knee breeches and buckled
shoes.
Then she toured-on foot,
up and down stairs-the red
brick Capitol where Patrick
Henry protested the Stamp
Act in his famous HQrI,tI1Sss
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Exclusively Yours
Exclusively Yours
Queen Mother Tours
Colonial CopitoI
Puts on q Bib During Dinner,
In Eighteenth Century Fashion
By Betty BeoIe

speech, where Virginia's bin
of rights was passed and where
portraits of the first Queen
Elizabeth, Queen Anne and the
British coat.of arms look down
from paneled walls. All by
the light Of candles In mag
lslf1cent, cleaning brass chan
deliers. It looked like q bit
of old England the Queen re-
marked to her costumed-
hostess-guide, Mrs. Virginia
Holmes.
Winthrop Rockefeller, chair
man Of the Boards Of Colo
nial Williamsburg, met her
majesty in Richmond and
drove to Williamsburg in her
Rolls Royce with her. They
were greeted here by the presi-
dent of the boards and Mrs.
Kenneth Chorley. the Mayor
and Mrs. Henry M. Stryker
and the executive vice presi-
dent, Carlisle II. Humelsine,
well known to Washington as
Deputy Undersecretary Of
State.
Mr.. Rockefeller Host
It was the handsome MIR.
Rockefeller who was host at
last evenings dinner and who
was first to tie one Of the
huge dinner napkins under
his chin. The good-natured
Queen then decided to follow
suit and, hiding her beautiful
gown and pearls behind the
square yard Of linen. she had
one Of the student walters
tie the ends together around
her neck. He turned out to
be q British lad by the name
Of Donald Wright, who's at
William and Mary on o Full
bright scholarship.
The Queen kept her bib"
on during part Of the dinner.
which is more than Queen
Frederika did on her visit.
The young Greek Queen
wouldn't put it on at all.
The Queen sat at q table for
four, the rest Of the company
at small tables scattered in
two rooms of the Kings Arms.
Dinner guests included British
Ambassador and Lady Makins
and Her Majesty's encourage
except for Lady Jean Rankin
who had hurt her back and
skipped all of yesterdays fes-
tivities. British Counselor and
Mrs. John Carter, Press OH
Ger and Mrs. Charles Campbell,
Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Livingston Merchant,
Mr.. and Mrs. Humelsine and
Williamsburg trustees = Mr..
and Mrs. ArYnistead Boothe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace M. Al
bright, DR.. and Mrs. Harvie
Branscomb. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis r. Powell. jr.:: Mr.. Web
ster Rhoads and others.
Two Bedrooms
It was close to IL o'clock,
an hour later than expected,
when she returned to her sim
ply furnished suite In the
Williamsburg Inn. It consists
of two bedrooms-one occu-
pied by her senior dresser
and q sitting room. Narrow
twin beds covered with rose
bedspreads and lowered chintz
curtains are in the Queens
bedroom. The British asked
that her suite be left un-
changed for her majesty.
The Queen Mother paused
to, study both the famous
Houdon statue Of George
Washington-which he him
self saw and approved-and
the statue Of Robert z. Lee
in the State capitol Of Rich
mond.
The tour Of the central
building Of the capitol, which
was designed by Thomas JET
ferson, followed the welcoming
Of the British Queen by Gov.
Thomas B. Stanley Of Vir-
ginia. She arrived here at
1:10, later than anticipated
because Of the crowds Of little
school children gathered at
functions along the Wash
ington-Richmond highway to
~r1;,,or.n 1ony ~ a iaefv
Evening star., 1954-11-11

d q y. A n d
right after
wards she
took Colo
nial w IL
lianasb u r 6
W 18th the
same Q q s e
and straight
from tn e
ghosts Of
the Ameri-
can Revolu-
tionary he
roe S W h o
m q de 1t
great.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. -
Grant didn't take Richmond,
the Queen Mother of England
took it and she did 1t yester-
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Mr. and Mrs. A L. Francis
spent sunday with ms mother at
Capron
Nh and Mrs L A Love visited
Luther and LINN Baird AT Gas
burg Sunday
Mrs James Glascock and chill
dfen spent Thanksgiving and the
week end with her sister Ill Rich
mond
MI and Mrs O c Kaufman
VISITED Nh and MIS- w l. Wool
drld-e and Mrs H p Kaufman
at AppomattoX Sunday
Dr Palmer Shelburne Mrs q
J Shelburne. Miss Pearle Shell
burnc MISS Florence Shelbuinc
and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hodnett.
of Greensboro N q attended
the burial of r b Wilson Jr.
last Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shinault were
dinner guests Sunday of THEN
Mrs Charlie Dowdy.
M and MI Dowdy at Fmmvllr
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undiscovered. narrow Sl0O,
wide SIPS. Also buttons and but
tonholes. Mail orders promptly
filled Mrs. Virginia Hairless. 100
N. VIRGINIA street. phone 340M
ll-26-2p FL
BABY SITTERS- Mesdames w.
B. Bruce, ST., l50M, Ben Smith
1853; L, r. French 325W. S. A.
Overton 378W, Earl Simmons
69lJ. l2-3-1t
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LEGAL NOTICES

~~>~~ . - - - ~-~- - - '--~-~ s~~ -
VIRGINIA.:
In the Clerks Office OF the Cir
cult Court of Buckingham
County on this 23rd Day Of
November 1854:
Board Of Public Welfare Of Buck
ingham County. Virginia
Plaintiff
against
Viola Hall Annie Anderson and
persons who may be interested IN
the subject to b disposed Of
whose names are unknown who
are made defendants by the gen
eral description Of Parties I'm
known ................. Defendants
Order nj Publication
The object Of this suit is to sub
Ject the real and personal proper
w which Mary Mason. a cOlored
woman who was before her last
marriage Mary MoSeley. owned al
the time of her death. and par
ticularly a tract of land of ten
acres, more or less, in Marshall
District. Buckingham County.
Virginia, which was devised to
her under the viii of her former
husband William f. MoSeley. to
the debt OF sl059.00 Of the plain
tiff set up in the bill
And an affidavit having been
duly made and filed that Viola
Hall and Annie Anderson are not
residents Of the State of Virginia.
and that their post office addresses
are unknown and that there may
be persons Interested in the sub
,ect to be disposed of whose
names are unknown. which per-
sons, if any. are made defendants
by the gen fral description of Par
ties Unknown: it is ordered that
said non resident defendants and
said Parties Unknown do appear
before said court within ten days
after due publication hereof and
do what may be necessary to pro-
tee sbeu interests in this suit
JOHN c. SPENCER Clerk
q NJ ROGERS. p q.
Buckingham, Virginia 1926 At
VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court Of Buckine
| ham County:
HAZEL RUSH VAN PELT
| V. ~ Order of Publication
ALFRED WALTERS VAN PELI
The object Of this suit is TO OBJ
/ tain a divorce from bed and board
by the plaintiff from the defend
ant Of the grounds Of willful de-
sertion 10 merge the same into 2
! divorce from the bond of matri.
mony
And All affidavit filed accOrdinf
to law stating that the defend
ants whereabouts are unknown
and that due diligence has beer
used by or on behalf of the plant
of said defendant. without effect
| 1T to ascertain the whereaobut
having been made. it is there
fore ordered that the said de
PENDANT appear here within tel
days after due publica ton of thl
order and do what is necessary t
protect her interest in this sui
And it is further ordered that thi
order be published once a wee
for four successive weeks in tn
Farmville Herald a newspape
, published in Farmyille. Virgini;
JOHN c. SPENCER
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of
Buckingham County Virginia
J. r. SNODDY. p. q.
Attorney at Law
} Dillwyn. Virginia ll-26-l
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MeIlerriin

John II. Daniel. member Of the
Hous Of Delsea.es. spoke at the
Nah alrin Ruriton club meeting
last " adneedlv evening His sub
iect was Taxation.
James Olney DLnkum o. Rich
rnond spen, THANKSGIVING With
his brother and siSter-in- law. the
Rev and Mrs r f. Dunkum, OF
Meherrln Mr.. and Mrs. r e.
Dunkum. Jr Of Maherrln ana
Misses Polly and Bette Borum.
Of Burkeyille Within the last few
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SERVICES

~-~- ~~~~~--
TERMITE-F'ree inspection for
/ termites. Don't let termites des-
troy your house. Call lis for free
Inspection, no obligation. Farm
Vile Mfg. Co, Farmyille. Phone
IL. 6-l5-tf
/ DITCHING let us dig your
bitches, septic tanks. etc. by ma
chine. especially designed for that
purpose Rural work solicited
/ Putney Plumbing and Heating
Phone 483. Farmville, Va. 4-2l-tf
SEEDING LAWNS Building
Driveways. Flowing and Preparing
Land. Crushed stone. top soil and
fill in dirt for sale w. w. Dick
erson. phone 3o35J. Farmville.
va. 10-l-tf
DAY SITTER - Young mother
Will keep children Of working
mothers during Christmas
season at her home, Csc an hour.
Mrs. N. S. Rothe. phone 676W !
ll-l6-tf
SPENCER individually designed.
supports for men. women and
children. Contact Mrs. Annie v.
u ney. registered corsetiere.
Farmville phone 468. ll-30-lOp
- VIII auction
anything. anywhere. any time. I
furnish loudspeaker. Call or see
w. w. Dickerson. Farmville. !
PnCne 3035J. l-22-tf(F)
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HELP WANTED

- - - - -
FARM HELP-good man to work
on dairy farm Must furnish good
references Charlie Gates. Rice.
ll-l9-4p
ATTENTION WOMEN in Buck
ingham county. Excellent Avon
territories open now, Car neces-
sary. Write Mr.. A. Jordan. 220l
jefferson Ave, Richmond %, Va
ll-23-4tp
WOMEN WANTED. Start now
and earn your Christmas needs
in just a few open territories in
this area. Our modern training
methods will enable you to start
earning Immediately. For person.
al interview. write Miss Beall, $50
Church St. Lynchbug 12-3-3t
MAN WANT - TO work on dairy
farm. with help to work %
acres Of dark tobacco. Write Box
S Care Farmvillt Herald. 12-3-lp
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"If you're looking for q buyer
for your house why not coll
London G. Atkins insurance
and Reel Estote Co"

Res. near Fatmville High School
Seven rooms. 2 baths. rooms III
basement. Oil heat. Large lot
Price $4,000. Terms $4,000 down
bal. by mo No phone information
please
- acres. with new rm. dwelling
on good state road Q miles from
Farmville in Cumberland Co.
Good we'll. and electricity. Only
$4,000
Res at lis S. Va, st. 6 rooms and
bath. large lot with 1870 # 'front.'
age. $1,000. Terms.
FARMS. 25 good farms, large and
small. Located in Prince Edward
Co, Cumberland. Appomattox,
Amelia. Charlotte and Bucking-
ham Cos.
40 acres with long frontage on
Hwy As. Cumberland Co, with
good 4 rm. dwelling and good
store or service station bldg
Dwelling rents for $50 mo. Price
/ $4,000 Terms $1,000 down bal $50
per mo
Lots In the Davidson sub division.
water and sewage
Farm, 238 A., 8 mi. from Farm
Vile, on school bus, mail, milk TT
rs A. high state of cultivation
I5la A. tobacco base. Beautiful 7
nm. res. Necessary outbuildings
Reduced to $4,000. Terms: $4,000
down. bal, by yr.
FOR RENT
Res. 500 First Ave Immediate
possession, reasonable.
| Duplex three room apis. each
with bath. one mile from hwy
viii rent all or part
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VI FnO0e
Burkeviile 1850
FOR RENT
OFFICE SPACE, two adjoining
offices at lit A west Third st
Apply to w. ]. Bloomfield and
son, Farmville. Phone 1893. 8-l7-ti
FLOOR SANDERS - Make you1
old floors look like new. You can
easily do the resurfacing work
yourself. We rent floor sanders
and edgers and supply materials
Also, electric floor polishers will
save you work and make your
floors CLEAN Ask us about our
rentals. Farmville Mfg Co, phone
II, rarmvllie, Va. 2-19-tf
HOUSES or 4 bedrooms. ~
miles Of Farmville, all modern
convenlences. automatic oil hot
water heat. S. Waverley Putney.
Jf" Fhone 483 or 608. 9-3-tf
THREE ROOM apartment. l05
High st. Phone 9l3M. Mrs. J. It.
Doyne. 1-1o-tf
-~-~~~- 49,
APARTMENT Mrs. A. B. Arm
strong, 202 First Ave. Phone 80
ll-l9-5p
HOUSE FOR RENT lot High
Street. The Old Homestead. 8
rooms, can be use as single home
apartments. or tourist home
Apply Jack Pearlove. phone 1856.
ll-B-4p
APARTMENTS room unfurn-
ished apartment. sos So. Main St.
phone 396W. ll-26-tf
--~~~
HOUSE house on Hidden
Lake farm Contact Mrs, r. J
Jones. Prospect. Va. ll-26-tf
- 49, ~~~~~~~~
RESTAURANT completely equip
ped with new fixtures on u. S
Highway. Seats 80 people. Priv
ate dining rooms, two cottages,
large wooded grounds for trailer
court. VIII rent with or without
equipment Landon Ct Atkins In
surance and Real Estate Co.
farm*ille, Va. ll-26-4p
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HOUSE-6 rooms modern. Tele-
phone 475M. ll-3O-2p
APARTMENT -unfurnished. heat
and hot water furnished. Private
entrance. Immediate possession.
Mrs. c. f. Moring, Call Farmville
387 or PIT. ll-l9-4
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4 ROOM APARTMENT: lower
floor. unfinished. apply Edward
Carter, day phone 81l. night
phone 546-J. l2-3-t
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HOUSE, roms, oil heat. no OBJ
lection to one or two children
Reasonable rent j f Trice
Farmville phone 495J or 495R.
l2-3-2t
APARTMENT nice rooms.
practically new house. water and
heat furnished, located on Third
avenue Apply C j Cox. Farm
Vile Motor Co. l2-3-t
~~-~~~~~~
APARTMENT furnished two
rooms and kitchentte. 403 South
Main. l2-3-ltr
NEWLY PAINTED completely
furnished bedroom and Kitchen
cite Rent reasonable. Immediate
possession. A V Wade, 36J
l2-3-2E
APAR MENT - first floor,
rooms, furnished and heater. Mis-,
Martha Blanton. 80l High st.
i2-3-4r
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ROOM AND BOARD: for TIVE
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FOR SALE


HAY Any quantity. all types
and grades For prices write r
J Simms, Round Hill. Va. ll-26-7t
~~~~~~~~~~-
Anew BRICK HOMES bed
rooms. two baths. living room
dining room. kitchen. On Fourth
Avenue extended Call $50 or l54
8-27-tf
WHY WORRY about troublesome
skin infection Try V-J-O. Grays
Drugs. 12-4-tfp
~~~~~~~~ ~~---- - ~--~~~ 49,
DECENTRALIZATION and all lines
of insurance. contact Annie V.
'Putney. Farmville 468 1880 Top
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PIGS Purebred Poland China
2 weeks old O II Sanderson. r
]. Farmville. l1-262p F.
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STOVE WOOD - dried kindling
blocks oak slabs. Buffalo Shook
Co FarmVllle. Phone AZ
ll-12-tf-F
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES taking
Christmas orders MS. w +
BROKER. RI. / Vinton. dial Roa
noke 2-8967. ll-12-4p f.
BABY CHICKS We are now
booking orders for chicks for
1858. We will have the New
Hampshire and White Rocks A
limited number Of day old chicks
available each week now; also
started chicks. Let us know your
needs Locust Hill Farm Hatch
cry. Phone Rural 4F040 Willie
Welchlin. ll-l9-4p f.
BULL year old registered horn
I'd hereford. gentle. price $l75.
A. j Thompson 6 miles north OF
Farmyllle State Rt AS
ll-26-3 80 F.
HAY $1,000 ton w B Clark,
New Canton. Va l2-3-8p
ELECTRIC TRAIN Transformer.
like new. reasonable Phone 1872.
l2-3-2t
SALVOX piano attachment for
organ effect l. F Cockerill. r. !,
Farmyille. call Farmville 3032M.
ll-26-3p