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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
HOUSES FOR sAlE--N.w

AMER. q. PARK-New, Diet. Colo
mails; center hall, 3 lge. bedrms..
IN baths. rec. space In bsmt. Open
A Sun; I x & 81 pLR 2less; :,,, s
som Ssfffn 9saov. $780, EM pss5ssssssss
AMER. UNIV. PK.-Mod. 2 b.r.: two
IL. two GIFT. windows; lovely gar
A Ssn sTlSo iNi RI SG9 We es sss
500 = Custom-built. brick Colonial;
liv. rm. with fireplace. .lge. din. rm..
den and equipped kitchen; End fir.
has 3 large bedrooms. baths and
incloSed sleeping porch; finished 3rd
FIR; rec. rn1. with bar In bsmt.; dm-
E HaSsSIsIf ei EsHEr a CO. eSnd I'M sla
AMERICAN 2ESRsif ! Il SGNIy. PARKS bedrms.
Ia baths: mr.. all schools, churches
shopping and transp. Conv. terms
Low $4,000. Open sun. Out Wis
eye e e A npsn s:n left Il AsGa 81
AMERICAN HEiaIC an USivlERssfTTNYr Park =
1897 Western ave. NV. Open Sum
day from /. Custom-bu rambler
on. level lot. Transp. direct to town
8 large bedrooms. 2 baths. .l.r. with
BBsstsu WINDOW E1f With fu bre aPlas RIM
Bsmt and 2-car garage. To in,
spect ct other times call Mrs. paw.
son, WO 6-4162.. MARSHALL J
WAPI,E CO. 1924 14th st. NV.
AMER. q. YRSaRK-s1s. $50. superbly.
built home within 2 blocks Of st
AIMS, immaculate, Janney; charm,
ing white brk. Colonial with heav,
slate roof: tile powder room on Is
basement with Law: porch; garage
gas heat: beautiful street In . flnl
convenient neiehborhood: $500
down may buy or may 50 OF will
much less cash. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 7-14i1; eyes,. EN-. $500
|BRIARcLIFF-s4s.soo. New listinl
fractive center-haii plan: iibrsr,
with freplace on LIST moor; 3 twin
size bedsms. 2 baths on End floor
hnss dormisory Sssd irr on ST Srd moor o,n
servants rm. and bath: 2-ear at.
taehed garage, Built By Frank, 9
Phillips. FRANK 3. PHILLIPS. DI
7-14Ii: eyes,. NO. 6-4764. -S
BRIGHTWOOD, nr. 9TH and ouack'
enbos TIL Q p.m--.Aftrac.
porcss. I a.. Ismt T. sarsSe; asi Tito
terms Cali ia. s-s770 today. pi
1900 veekdays. ERIGHTWooI
lBIRIEfTH, near oeorgetown--6-rm
row brick, .Eas heat. level deep lot
this area: $4,000. Cali OWNER
CAPITOL HIIL-Most popular pee
ton, $4,000, sacrificing at hal
price, $500. for quick sale TO iirs
Responsible purchaser. Attentt9I
| SPECTATORS. investors. Broom brick
| den. Suitable magntficent single fam
| iiy, duplex plus one ant. or thre
| large anita, or NrBt commercial d
| new thronahWGy. Permanent cpel
view; h..v. heat. completely wfree
- 80 src s' own 8. 7.sSSt. 8
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EXCLUSIVE AREA

West of Conn: ave-, bet.
Cathedral ave. and Klingle rd..
at 2913 29th st. NV. A charm
ing, det., 3-bedrm., 2-bath
home. Spacious liv. rrl., for
NAL din. rm. and kit. Maids
rm. and bath in bsmt. Cedar
lined closets; S165 mo-, 2-yr.
lease pref. Will dec. to suit.
Home will be open today by
owner. SHANNON & LUCHS
Co. 1905 H st. NV, Ma.
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COLORED
5000 18th ST. NV.

SUUS lltu 81. INV.
Q rms. and bath; completely redeco.
rated S110 mo
272 HILLSIDE PL. NE.
Near b6th and Blaine sts.-Semi.
detached brick home. 2 bedrms.. SIC
1904 N. CAPITOL ST.
9 rms. and bath; auto. heat ST.
4lS T ST. NV.
De luxe 6-rm. home in Leproi
Park $12l
4Sl4 POLK ST. NE,
Sust west Of Kenilworth ave.-semi
detached brick home. bedrms. So
1907 S ST. NV.
0-rm home in heart Of town Sill,
CALL
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
Weekdays. $500. DU. 7-o70i
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GOOD SELECTION

Markets. groceries. cleanins-pressing
restaurants. gifts. infants, wear. etc
All prices. al sections. Mrs. Vas
Binder, evenings, EN-. 2-S243.
18th ST. NV. 0ROCERY-MARKEI
Has always been q gold mine. Apt.
upstairs. Mrs. De Paolfs, Tower
LuNCHE0NKTTR-DEL.
Price $1,000. Another just on I4th
81. above Park I'd. MT. Spriggs. CO.
SMALL ESTATE
8 rms. 2 baths; recently refnoiieled:
Eoekyilie pife. Mont. County. Ho.
BEAUTY SALONS
All sections D. G., nearby Nd. and Va;
That's our speciality. Also colored
shop TO lease. with option TO buy.
New listings daily. HO. 2-7910.
RESTAURANT
With LIQUOR license. Price .S23, 600.
Others for your selection. Mr..
To Buy or sen Contact
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
Licensed p. CT, Nd. and Va.
1917 h0n0 Hl0R. MK. A-hhA1
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DELICAT. SANDWICHES, groceries;
excel. Loo, near Govt. bldg; doing
$3.50 10 $700 week; ideal place for
couple. Price. $500; terms.
Restaurant. beer-wine. beaut. equipt.:
Ice. seating capacity; colored trade:
money.making proposition. See to
appreciate, Worth $50. 900. Price.
$4,000; half cash required,
A. 9. ECONOMoN. Ju. 7-9429. AD.
OWNERS 4 BUYKRs ATTENTION.
ness for 20 Yrs. ! Know what you You
have to sell and what you like to
buy; can save everybody time and
money and unnecessary headaches
II you will give me the privilege to
buy or sell Tor you. Deals made In
the strictest confidence. Consulta-
ton without obligation. Please drop
n Al u STERN Sssl BUSINESS BROKER
904 10th st., NV.
BOOK AND TRADE BINDKRY
Fully equipped; excel oppor. for right
people; owners wish 70 leave and
viii sacrifice. BOX 461-T, star.
PERFECT OPPORTUNITY for young
pharmacist to start his career In .
small drug store with NO compett-
ti0n. Low rent and steady neigh
horhood trade make this q real buy.
SECURITY REAL ESTATE
RI. 7-e4oS 10. s-TSzs
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Sci ECTED HOMES

Aurora Hills bedrms.. ga baths,
recreation room; $500.
Immediate occupancy; $3.50.
Falls Church--3-bedrm. Colonial;
large screened porch; $3.50.
Several others to choose from.
J. F. Cunningham, OF. 4-8715
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cHEyY CHASE g ., I
5532 Both PL.
CRESTWOOD
1724 nth ST NV

TO SETTLE EsTATE-centsr han,
ell brick and stone, English style.
l T0s Se Sess.st;o1 Ssh ISI.Ssr
huge rear screened porch. 2-car Ra-
rage. Approach from Blagden ave,
one of the finer homes. excellent
condition. Open Sunday 2-6, week.
days call RA. 3-3440, for inspection
by appointment, -S
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IdROCERY With deiicatessen meats
n store estabiished over 20 yEs.
Low total price and down payment
Excel. buy for right person.
SECURITY REAL E41A1p
N. 4-o7eS 10. s-1xss
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DUPONT CIRCLE NV.
S19050

OPEN SUN. l-6. Wonderful place for
who want to live like royalty with
q minimum OF effort. House remod-
eled from top to bottom in chic
high style manner. All the features
OF Georgetown living In downtown
washington, Close to everything
iiv. rm., wIdining area; modern cleo
trio kit: Q beautiful rms, wholly
wood tile bath. Fenced-in yard with
patio and formal garden. See this
masterpiece todayI 14l9 Hopkins
pl. NV, Just l block on Dupont
Circle ct p and Goth SITS.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. ME. $4,000
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
&319 Center ST., in excellent residen.
tial area. Six-room brick, 3 bed.
rooms and Q baths. 1st-f1oor pow
der room and large screened porch
Fenced rear yard and attached ga.
rage. Call Mr.. Lanham.
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
T3S 18th Street NV. DI. 7-6s3C
2 BATHS, 3 BEDRMS.
bo3s 9Th st. ne. mr.. C. u. Carol
High School, Priory. Gas heat: excel
g. DUNE, HO. 2-0700.
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$3.50 MONTH
7 RM-CLEAN

WV W. ~ As-- ~ - - - -
Z RM.-CLEAN
Lovely 7-room brick house in con-
venient Lincoln Park section: re-
duced to rent quickly. Come to ONCE
for key. Other houses and apart
ments available.
1ST NATL. REALTY
Thomas Circle NV. RE. 1854
2726 SO. TROY ST.
ARLINGTON, VA.
Completely redecorated. Liv. rm.. din.
bath on I'd floor. Full bsmt., fenced
rear yard, gas forced-air heat: semi
Diet. brk. Rent, S95 per mo. Call H.
g. SMTTHY CO., 81 18th st. NV.
ST. $4,000.
KENSINGTON, MD.
A detached brick Offering first-noor
bedroom and bath Two large bed
rooms on second floor. Two blocks
to shopping. Evenings. call RIA. g.
Kinks REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO 2-f77S a
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RENT
MICHIGAN PARK

18th ST. N.W.-3547
porches. garage; $3.50 mo. NO
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RIGGS MANOR,

RIGGS MANOR,
WEST EVANSVILLE
Handsome brick home. combining pri-
vacy with city proximity. Six
rooms. three bedrooms and one
bath. All-electric kitchen with Ben
dix washer. Convenient to schools
and SHOPPING. 1884 23d place.
Key next door.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
93S 18th Street NV. DI. 7-6S3O
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
1853 P ST. NV.


Well-built brick home, wide entrance
hall. living room. library, dining
room, kitchenette and screened
bedrooms and bath; third floor, 2
bedrooms and bath: fireplace in
each room and 2 in basement.
The basement has rooms and
bath, two of the rooms being nicely
finished in pine paneling. This could
be used rs q separate apartment.
OWNER HAS PURCHASED ANOTHER
HOUSE AND IS ANXIOUS TO SELL
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
HERMAN E. GASCH & SON
Sat. and Sun. call JE. 2-7S79
|ELLICOTT AT WIS. AVE.
HOME WITH INCOME
ONLY $15,75O
Beaut., New England-style home; lse.
liy. rm. and din. rm., big kit, Q
big bedrms.; plus bedrm dinette
and kit. upstairs; full bsmt. with
lavatory.; oil h.-w.h. Owner leav-
ing town, must sacrifice. Call Mr..
iciAMHANELLA q CO,
ELK. 3-4113 Ewes. Ii. 1887
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s owNfRla Nhs5aAsg l Az. nv.
7-rm.. a,.-bas 4pf 6Ticf home: gas h.
VIII: gsrage: many extras. 81
s-osO0r iMSa kkzIfY e..
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OUTSTANDING
VALUES

e100-S17 Fort dr.. Alexandria. Va
hedrms. semidetached; full
bsmt.: front porch, fenced
yard; equipped kitchen will
garbage disposal and electric
8136-Poplsr Heights, Fall Church
3-bedlm. rambler. all-elec
GE kitchen with garbage
disposal. dishwasher ant
Bsndix washer: large PIG.
minutes to Pentagon.
S16o-Columbia Pines Beautifu
subdivisions; 3-bedrm. bricl
rambler with full daylight
bsmt.. all-electric GE kitchen
storage attic.
LARCHMONT REALTY
JE. $4,000 Ewes, JE. 4-0972
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2 NEW STORES

Ideal location for children's shop,
beauty shop, luncheonette or ready
to-wear store In modern, new
shopping center in tfickly populated
Sc. D. C.. area. Lease to suit
tenant. Low rental. For lease call
10. 2-37e3
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1855 IRVING ST. NV. facing Rock
Creek Park-open sun, Q to q.
Luxurious center-hall corner brick,
suitable for embassy attache, private
school. fraternity house or other
ORGANIZATIONS; IA rms. baths: inn
maculate throughout. GATEWOOD
8. BENNETT, Realtor, Ma. S-6341'
HOME CH 0 And rNcoME-Not a con-
apt. BLDG: highly convenient loo.
near North Capitol and Gallatin.
First.fioor apt contains I big big rms rms:
apt. contains 8 rms. and bath. Gas
very exceptional quality and the
apis. are beautiful. Priced ct $16;-
s S2G yiPs f 81 s.ii4ii e eEss "a
siHx.sR0a6M BRTCK: built-in garase;
landlord leaving town; quick sale;
house in good eond. RA. 3-s3s4.
Ss11 18th NV bedrms.. 8 baths.
2 inclosed porehes, MOD. Kit 2.caI
parochial schools; aII-type transp.
Excel: terms Open Sat. and SUM-.
Jusaf WHEsT 81 T. CONN. AvE-EM-
s se lor eee q
chancery. Exclusive with JAMES L.
DIXON 4 co. ST: $1,000. IS
good NV location; exesptioH1ssll l
world" rec. rm.: gas heat. Call RA,
6-Sgz3 for appointment. -
6-UNIT APT. house. unit block OF
r, ]. ave.--Wnl bring good income;
COOP BUY-Idesi. Open 1877 OF
by appt. 1901 0allatin st., mr.. 18th;
det., IL rms. 8 b.; on " D.: lge,
rec; swim. pool: cow transp.,
churches. RA. 3-1122
|BEAUT. SHEPHERD PARK. 112t
Fern st.---Open. Lovely home fea-
turing entr; han. lse Nv. rIn.. IRE IRE
kit. 4 bedrHls.. Q baths. fun bsmt..
eas heat. Garage. Priced $16 $3.50
for d quick sale. ALLEN REAL
ESTATE, IA. 9-6141.
oWNKR LEAyINQ CITY
AUT4AA AWE NJ
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= PARTNERSHIP

In q WELL established thriving hard.
ware store in excel. suburban loc.;
more than. quarter Of q million
dollars last year: all retail. Price
includes bldg. and all assets.
SECURITY REAL ESTATE
RE. 7-5763 JU. 9-732:
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FOR THE LARGE FAMILY

3I9 MADISON STREET
LARGE corner brick. spacious
rooms, 2Ha baths. Excellent condi-
tion throughout. New modern tiled
all-electric kitchen. Garage for your
car. Convenient shopping and
houses In trade. Terms arranged.
Call Mr.. Clark, RA. 3-9011.
MARSHALL ]. MAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
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SILVER SPRING
Unusual opportunity to locate your
business In Silver Spring. We have
q large lot, ia acres, Soned COM
merciai. This lot ID improved with
. beautiful old home, 3 bedrooms.
baths. in excel. living condition
This property would be specially
attractive to some general con-
tractor who requires commercial
zoning for his business and wants
Q nice home to live In. Price. In.
GLIDING home II 429,b00, which Il
Q sacrifice.
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OPEN sun. 30
1907. LIST st. ne, at Longfellow. Cozy,
quaint rms, 2 baths. Detached,
Al cond. Price SIC. $50, cash SIS. 900
down, Owner finances bal. LIST trust:
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VA. RENTALS
| We need good houses for tenants
| coming into our area. Kindly list
-FOUR property By phoning KI
Al BAKER d SON. INC.
XII. 1904 TIE. 6-7343
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COLORED OR WHITE-2-BEDROOM
.house, new condition, all modern
conveniences. Located in MARYLAND,
TA 2-2467.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19

there be peace and quiet, and his
large suction cup Of a mouth
goes to work. He's all over the
tank, sucking in algae and excess
food, and generally tidying up has
watery residence. For this reason.
and because his real name is I'M
possible, the children refer to him
rs the vacuum cleaner"
Young Collectors
When advising youngsters who
are starting their own collections,
Armand suggests that they begin
IL small way 1t costs too much
TO obtain all the equipment he
has, and very often it will all be
wasted through lack of experience
Oh the owners part. GuppieS and
the more common variety Of gold
fish are good for the beginner.
and as he gains in experience and
equipment, he is able to expert
ment with the more tempera-
mental species
Margaret thinks Armand 5 hob
by Is tlue She doesn't mind the
tanks even Il they DO take Up halt
the house. She ENJOYS the fish
Witch She finds are god com
pany. and no objection 10 helping
Armand She feels that he profits
from having such a hobby
As To the future. Armand says.
IN probably go on adding more
fish, though ! don't plan to cx-
pand too much
To which Margaret hastily re-
Plies, Il should hope not. not III
this house, She knows from
past experience he means his fish
SsLEES
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19

Miss Elna Ann Wnscn sophie
more at Randolph Macon Wo-
man S College III Lynchburg. has
been elected chairman Of the
Campus Chest for l954-55 by the
student body.
She has also accepted two bids
to The Eta Honor Society ana the
Am Sans, both OF which re-
cognize character and school
spirit
Miss Wilson. the daughter Of
MI and Mrs. c. F. Wilson. of
Farmville, was assistant rush
chairman of Alpha Delta Pi. social
sorority this year
In addition to Miss Wilson.
other new officers for the coming
year include five Virginia girls.
Elizabeth Collins, of LJnchburg,
was elected president Of Main
Hall, Bruce Goolaee. or Norfolk,
assistant chairman Of oriental
ton. Ellen McMahan. Of Airing
ton president of East Hall, Anne
Bryant, Of Portsmouth president
of the Junior class. and Martha
Robe ON. Of Newport News, sccre-
tarY Of the Y w G A.
New officers assume tn lr duties
during the last halt Of tlbc second
semester
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19
First In Series Of
Student Recitals
To Begin March 10

A recital of songs will be pre-
sented by Miss Doris Rea Horne.
of Smithfield. a senior music ma
jor at Longwood College. in Jar
man Auditorium at 8 p. m. March
10
This is the first of a series Of
recitals TO be presented by stu
dent in the Longwood College
Music department this Spring
The public is invited to attend
and there is no charge for admis-
sion.
Miss Horne. who expects TO
teach in an elementary school
next year. will be accompanied by
Miss Lura Beavers, of Indian. She
is studlng voice with Charles At
Tx. of the Longwood music de-
partment
The recital will include songs
from many lands. From Italy come
three beautifully melodic pieces
by early composers of opera;
N'onteverde. Bencini and Peri
From Frances comes the famous
Jewel Song from Gounod S
"Faust" and a chanson by Debus-
sy Well known songs by Schu-
mann, Schubert. and Strauss will
i've representation to Germany
and Austria. and several ballads
by American COMPOSERS VIII COM
plete the program.
Individual recitals are designed
to serve dual purpose: to enable
music students to prove their abil-
ity as performers and also to pro-
vide a source OF music for the
Farmville area.
Other student recitals are sche-
duled for April 25, May 8 and 8.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19
Mrs. Putney Heads
Nora Lancaster Club
For Coming Year

The Nora Lancaster Garden
club held its annual business
meeting, Tuesday, March l6. in
the home of Mrs. w. H. Young.
Officers elected for the COM
ing year were president. Mrs.
Waverly Putney. Jr; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Thomas Billings. secre-
tary Mrs, John Hickman, treas
urer, Mrs. Rudy Young.
Exhibits for the day were
a symmetrical triangular arrange
ments. Blue ribbons went to Mrs.
Bruce Spencer and Mrs Cecil
Patteson; the red ribbon was won
by Mrs. Tucker Doyne. Jr., and
Mrs. H c. Kayton, Jr., won the
white ribbon
Mrs Bruce Snancar Was QUO 81
ed IS certificate for having the
greatest number OF ex4n.4ti41g
points during the past year.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19
Bert Hamburg Feted
On 8th Birthday

Bert Hamburg. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. B. Hamburg, celebrated his
eighth birthday with a theater
party on Tuesday. Refreshments
and decorations carried out the
St. Patrick Day theme
Guests were Sam Putney, Chuck
PatteSon, Jimmy Putncy. Billy
ellis. Ricky Laws, Harry Jones,
Betty Booker Smith, Martha Lea
Hubbard
Also, Ann Vickers Bruce. Pat
ricia Morton. Sally c. Watkins,
Lucy Lancaster. Celia Carter,
Mary Baldwin Newman. and
Martha Sue HammerSly.
Mrs. Hamburg was assisted by
Miss Lila London.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19
Club Gale dar

Weyanoke Garden Club, Friday
March 10, at $3.50 p m. with Mrs.
Wilson Taylor. Mrs. H c. Kayton
will speak on line arrangements.
Exhibits white forced blooms in
black container.
Slate Hill ID. A. r., Friday,
March 10, at 8 p M, with Mrs
Clyde Laws. Mrs Thomas Snyder.
co-hostess. Speaker Mrs. Francis
B. Slmkins.
Judith Randolph Chapter, d. A.
r.. Thursday. March IS, at p.
m. Business meeting at Long
wood House. with Mrs. r. Z.
Withers, hostess.
Circles of w. M L. Farmville
Baptist Church. Monday, March
%. Hazel Moon, 3 p. m, at
church Following circles meet at
8 p. m, Frances Bagby with Mrs.
Leroy Chapman, Mrs. Fralin, CO.
hostess, Edith Bradshaw with
Mrs Maude Missiner, Elizabeth
Hale with Mrs. William Kennedy;
Frances Hudgins with Mrs. Jack
Bruce, Ruth kerSey with Mrs
Hazel Brite, Mrs. Herman Rag
land, co-hostess; Cornelia Leavell
with Mrs S. H. Ferguson, Ann
Snyder Petit with Mrs Earl Sim
mons, Eva Saunders with Mrs
Franklin Bruce.
Longwood Garden Club, Mon
day, March %, at $3.50 p m,
Longwood House. Mrs. F. S. Blan-
ton. Hostess.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19
Study Of Tropical Fish
Ndh.es Interesting Hobby
By JACKIE All.

They have tp be careful. too,
about giving plants IN The tanks
enough artificial light so they can
grow. When cleaning the tanks,
they must be careful 10 keep
oxygen out Of the water, as too
much air viii Kill the fish They
must never operleod the fish, the
thlng so many amateurs arc apt
10 do out Of sheer klndlineSS And.
lucky fish moFe fortunate than
humans, are fed twice day on
dried shrimp and roe
Many Varieties
Armand Is delighted With tho
different Mahit3 and appearances
OF his tlSh. He owns all sorts of
varieties. and each ones life is
4 story within itself There are
tho beautiful angel fish. who live
for 10 or Is years. and who. when
paired off with a life-mate. cost
around $50 or $35. There is the
strange Kissing gourdinl, d most
atfectionate type with members OF
his own species. but whose kiss
ing behavior is as vet uncXplain-
cd.
There are the fire mouths, tho
elollte>, the black butterfly Tetrs
the head II lander winch has never
heen hrfo ~ captivity and the
pencil lGh Tie t,lane.e FIGHTING
tHl1 * used IN the Orient lust
! Ike ! lighting cock The Moons
j popular ID rietv, arc covered
with pigment that makes then
look like a noon sign. a long spear
/ lutS from the mouths of Swords
The many children that yisi
Armand'S aqllariumS have takel
/ a particular liking to a repulSive
bat useful fish with long. IN.
pronouncablc name This palticu,
lar species plays poSSlm whcl
strangers - --0.-I. Ut e
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19

After d short wedding trip. the
couple viii make their home in
Farmville.
The groom has served for the
past four years in the u. S. Navy
aboard the U. S. S Shenandoah.
Mrs. Nelson is the daughter Of
the late Mrs. Wolfe.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19
Seen and HcGrd

JhcreS Que thtne about Ar
mand Rlcc when he tells a fish
story. he's dead earnest, and every
bit Of it is the truth He's not any
fly by might angler He made
study Of fish, and keeps a whole
paSSel OF them in tanks around
the house.
one should hastcn TO explain
that Armand $ pets Arc not the
kind that populate he haunts Of
local fishermen His interest lies
strictly IN tropical fish, hobby
lac finds fascinating, beautiful,
and sometimes hazardous
hrnand'S interest," was first
aroused when he W8h tecnaeer.
Like many boys, he kept a couple
Of goldfish in an outdoor pond,
and then invested III a few more
tropical to keep lh the house
The hobby waned as he grew
older until ten yearS ago when
he got married and settled down.
Now he and his wife, Margaret,
cater fondly to the Vhims OF their
myrlad pets. and, in a way. the
routine Of The house on Beech
Street rcvolveS around the ten
or more tankluls ri silent lnhahl
ttrtS
Ttrorcur+itnns
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19
Southside Shriners
Meet In Burkeville

The Southside Shrine Club met
last Thursday night at Walker S
Restaurant, in Burkeville. with
two Richmond officers. Leonard
Baber Potentate of ACCA Tenn
pie. and Mr.. Cockerill, recorder,
present
Those attending from Farm
vile we're Rudy Young. Emmett
Webster Jimmy Fretwell, f. O.
Jones, Franklin Bruce, Walter
Bruce. Hubert Birdwell joel Wat
knS, Jr.. Dr.. A. M DeMuth, Dr..
w. j. Sydnor, r j. Martin. ST..
c. l. Johnson. DR.. J Z. Walms-
ley. and Z. r. Booker.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19
Miss Edna Smith
WedS Percy DOlen

Miss Edna Mae Smith. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Annie Smith and the
late John Smith, and Percy Pal
mer Dolen. son of Mrs Lula Nj.
Dolen, OF Warmlnster. and the
late William Q. Dolen, were mar
ried Saturday. March -. at the
home Of the Rev II. " Shenton,
pastor Of the Methodist Church
at Lovlngston. who performed the
ceremony.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-19
Lon gWood Officers
Are Announced

Miss Dorothy Walden, of Dan
vile, has been elected president
Of the Student Government ASso-
citation at Longwood College for
the year 1886.
Miss Jean Carol Parker, of EN-
polia, has been elected president
Of the Y. w c. A Miss Jackie
White, OF Norfolk, and Miss Helen
Waitman, Of Charles City, have
been chosen president of House
Council and the Athletic Associa-
ton respectively.