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sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTlc

COOK, long-experienced colored man,
best refs. part or full time. DE.
ooK. f s days a week:
live out German. Box 26S-D'
GiRL. colored. wishes part-time Job,
gh,ws: Al references. Call DE
NATE 2ic' COOK. HousEKEEPER
woman. colored; 81 years last place
live out; 4 or 5 day week or part
time. LU. 4-71S7. -
WOMAN, colored, wants Job baby
sitting. lisht housework. d. =
WOMAN wishes days work; expert
enced and references. Tu. 2-1730.
WOMAN wants days work or char
woman work: refs. Phone IL; 2
N. CAROLINA WOMAN desires house.
work: live in or out. DU. 7-7271,
I WANT TO recommend my very re-
liable maid She is excellent with
children and a good housekeeper
r SS s coItckED GIRLS desire s child
days; light washing and ironing at
home. AID. 4-3205. 30
GERMAN GIRL desires Job. s.hw..
g days o week. part time or days
Y STTS ri IipSSo o6 $685. desires job
as maid. general houseworker OF
plain cook; refs: live In. LII. 4
ICOLORED GIRL desires days work
on Sat. "a; references. LU. 1922
CoLoRED GIRL desires g.h.w. o,
child care; exper.: refs. Ii. g.
CoIoRED WOMAN wishes 3 or 4
hours work evenings; lunchroom OF
private family; cooking or settinl
dinner parties. Call after 9 pm.
c5odLoREaDS 'S WOMAN will do washins
and ironing for colored people in
own house. IL. 4-1453,
COLORED WOMAN wants part-time
work, child care or light housework
Phone Union 4-6725. 2ls
COLORED NURSEMAID would like
baby sitting, nights. Hudson 3-3270
COLORED LADY, work. Tues. wishes
other days work: work part or al
day. Over 8 yrs. refs. DE. 2-9OS5
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SECRETARY, under So, able to meet
the public: permanent position; g.
day week; pleasant surroundings
Apply JANE. NEW YORK DECORAT-
ING Co. 9l1 18th st. NV. --2l
resident Arlington; GEORGETOWN area
experienced; large organization Of
fers excellent opportunity 5-day
Wk., paid vacation. other benefits
Phone MR.. SWAIN, CO. 6-1O14
SECRETARY for radio lawyer; $40;
rapid, accurate " shorthand; typinr
normal work week. days, 0 Ia
$40, paid overtime; 1-girl once
Phone Ma. S-9320 for Sat. appt
legal; established Law
once; 5.day VIZ; starting salary
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STENOGRAPHER

Not over 35. large real estate AND
mortgage loan firm: days wk.: ex.
cellent working conditions: oppor.
tunity for advancement: substantial
employe benefits. WEAVER BROS.
INC. Wash. Bldg, DI. $4,000. Cal
Mr.. A!lnutt. -25
S1ENOGRAPHER SECRETARY, for
busy engineering and construction
must be fas' and accurate: perm.
position: salary, $40; 5.day week,
9-5: pleasant surroundings. Call for
sTENOGRAPHER. TYPIsT AND
by national publishing flrm. 5-day
wk. modern aforementioned ofiices;
disqualification benefits, paid va
cation. Apply In person. ENCYCLO-
PEDIA. AMERICANA, 1906 East
West hwy. Bethesda, Md. ---21
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FILE CABINETS
FRIDAY AND SAT. ONLY

FRIDAY AND SAT. ONLY!
4-drawer legal. Reconditioned. Two
day. $l3.75 special. D. C. SURPLUS
SALES, 5l1 N. Jersey ave. NV. 30
FIXTURES AND STOCK. complete
grocery store fixtures and stock;
must sell. DI. 7-706N o am: to
FIxITuUREs-Drugstors soda fountain
and display counters. Good as new
seas. priced. us cal M H. X. a sca assf
t Sgsi s e SiiGi soz7e m Maa
SIS; Large sheets 9Oc ID. j.. H
FUR JHckET.o Russian 81 ~ squirrel HiM dark
brown; AL Al condition; SIS. Call
FURNACE AND OIL BURNER, Amer
Jean Ideal No. z hot-water oil
burner, controls; summer, winter
hot water. SS5; good cond.: chang
ing to gas. 1902 N. Frederick. IA.
FURNiTURE-side table drop leaf.
solid cherry. seats 4; $50. Call WO
$500 after 9 pm. -21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. new mod
i ant s Tor studio Sr small 1-bedrm
appreciate. XII. s-s705 after $3.50
FURN. 1URE-Mahog. drop.leaf table,
4 chairs. china cabinet, secretary
studio couch. chest Of drawers
Wis s sss 'sas Ab EN- aG s4i s0i: 3136
FURNITURE - Dining room set
cherry nah; cost $1,000; sacri. fol
$500 Custom-built round table
Formica top. with 8 leather-coverec
Chromium chairs. cost S175; make
offer. Genuine leather sofa anc
half. Nah. kidney shape, leather.
top desk. with glass top. Nah
commode. curved front. Modern
blond bedrm. set. Modern LINED
oak single bed, dresser and chest
OF drawers: Poker table. Set andi-
bras Babys high chair maple 81
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new. bet.
ter-Rrede bedrm.. dining rm.. livine
rm;; from unclaimed freight anc
FURNITURE-Contents arm. apt
90 Homart window fan, vacuum
cleaner. rug 9x12. dinette set. jr
mahog;; excellent bargains. 10
FURS SfTi - Contents Of 5 5-foou
pans etc. Cali JE. s-s923. I'll
FURNITURE-Bedroom and misccl
laneous. 6425 14th ST.. NV. Apt
5oi; Call ewes. after pm. TU
FURNITURE-Cont enc. apt.
| Hollywood bed. console Capehart
| TV. divan. wheat mahog. bridge
set. hemo rug. lamps. etc. Tota
price: 81 30 Call LA. 6-5566. 10
| piano, other miscellaneous items: j
TO pm. Saturday and Sunday
l20S 4th st. NV. 2Is
FURNITURE-l0-p din. rm. suite
tables; all in perfect condition
reasonable. RA. 3-7331. Eli
FURNITURE ROOMS
| For quick sale, all for Sl25 or b,
! the piece. 4310 E st. sc. III
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10. 2-513a. OF. 4-s755
CABINET TOPS, odd sizes, Formica
top. different colors, "a price. ]. L
BATEMAN & SON. 2OO4 r. I. ave
CEMETERY SITE %, Fort Lincoln
across from Acacia Knoll; very
reaS. Call UN. 4-l162. week ends
or after 8 pm. weekdays. -2l
CLOTHING - Ladies; size 42-44
UN. 4-S942. 10
CRIB, mattress. springs. good cond
SIS. S64 Beautyrest twin DO,
spring. never used, S25. ia. 9-S249
DIAMOND RING, lady's. perfect
blue white. 40-point; cost $3.50
sacrifice $3.50. ia. .7-1604. III
lady's IA cts. 1875; slady's IA cts.
pear shape, 1928: lady's IA cts.
5000; lady's 2A cts, emerald cut
$500; mans Az cts. $3.50. LIV.
INGsTON q CO., 1423 H st. NV
Din, RIM. SUITE. bleached oak,
buffet. table, 4 chairs; like new
Best offer. JU. 7-7471. I'll
DINING ROOM SET, golden oak
buffet. china closet. table, siS
chairs $50, RIA. 3.737S o1s
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcons.,
ReflsG nut C1,rn1,,s

BedSGovt. Surplus.
A !,nyy,. bunk H. beds a. g gpitst slsso:
f Hn1,vv madstrsSssa . III 30 complies;
mattress. S21 .96; 36-inch width steel
folding cots. s. .06: 30-inch Wave
folding beds So 49,: 4-drawer solid
maple chests. $40 Dk. N. FRANK a
SONS, Ala 3rd st, NV. EX. 3-807z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19

SALESMAN. to sell Luzianne coffee
We offer q guaranteed salary. plus
commission, transp. furn. and op.
portunity for promotion. To DUAL.
1fy man must be married. between
25 and 35. and willing to work
8 days per wk. $50 bond required
Am. and to g nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19

sITUATIoNs-MEN & WOMEN
ENGLISH COUPLE
will exchange services as caretaker
and gardener of house or farm In
return for accommodations until
June. OIL. g-9563. 81
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BOOKKEEPER

Young woman for position Is book
keeper in large aforementioned apt.
bldg. Must be dependable. pleasant
and able to get along with as
sociates. Good salary to right per-
son Bona flde refers. essential.
Caii MRS. DAVIS for appt., NO
lor the fine ladies apparel
Sno neat, nisisens; cc msf n WitS
fisu Is; perm. excel. salary to start.
CLERK Il; ny for active
person. oUfoLEY's PHARMACY
cSA lsf fns s Hig for finance - com.
pany: quick and accurate with
figures; good opportunity with excel.
working. conditions. Apply 1907
eali Mr. is NOEL. ax np 7e 81; is
CLERK-BOOKKEEPER
For ONCE Of local private CONNER r.
w.p.m. and fiiins. Age 1885 pre-;
ferred. Advantages-experie and
meeting and working with people.
free tuition for evening bust:
ness courses and 4 weeks annual
HhChltUu. Sdll 1tS. 14ASNs va.
s-l74s for Apt. 20
CLERK TYPISr for Insurance ONCE;
permanent position: $45 per week, to
start. Apply SOC Columbian Bldg.
41f 5th st. NV. Pa
for general Office
work: pleasant surroundings; lunch
supplied; 5-day week; experienced
preferred: accurate tipping essential.
Would suit resident River I'd. To-
cality. Write giving full particulars
Miss Welch. CONGRESSIONAL
COUNTRY CLUB. RID. No. 3.
Washington IA. D. c. I'll
CLERK TYPIST = Pleasant l-girl
ofice; hours. 9 to 5. no Salts; NV.
section of city: age. between 20
and 80. knowledge of Bookkeeping
and tipping and general clerical
duties: shorthand preferred but not
necessary. Call ia. 9-2400. 10
CLERK TYPIST. experienced in keep
ing records; between 90 and 35
yrs of age: 5-day wk., pleasant
air-conditioned ONCE. Box 260-G.
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SALESMAN

With knowledge Of Photographic sup
plies and equipment with old and
reputable firm. Good pay. annual
bonus. disqualification. life insurance,
paid vacation and sick leave: 40-hr.
week. Box 96-G. Star 20
sALESMEN, for contractor. to con-
6 tact home owners for additions and
general REPAIRS UN; 4-036S, -19
erably enc already engaged in allied
line (meat or poultrvD. To handle
our merchandise in addition TO
present line. All replies held strict.
. ly confidential. Box S0-H. Star.
statesmen. TOR inside and outside
selling; excellent opportunity for
those I'VE who Qualifv; auto NEG
essary; top-rated benefits. Apply
Personnel once. SEARS, ROEBUCK
& CO., $500 Wis. ave. NV.
eALESMEN-Lge. concern has open
tngs for sgle. aggres. yng. men; can
average 500 per wk. Perm. pcs.
Call RE. 7-1S9S. 4-6 nm. only:
statesmen Washington's Oldest
Chevrolet dealer has openings Tor
2 automobile statesmen; experience
preferred but not necessary. Our
commission plan Is one of the most
liberal in the city: transp. furnished.
Phone or see Mr. Hamilton. BARRY
PATE MOTOR CO.. 100 Conn, ave.
RE. 7-7S7S.
eALESMEN--Lge. expansion program;
all inside selling; salary and comm.
ATLAS FURN.. 81 Q ST. NV.
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BEDROOM

bEiO1tOOM
Don't buy before you visit us,
as we guarantee you posi-
tive savings Of 20% to sou
on new sample closeouts,
Look at these bargains:
Fine maple double bed, chest, double
O% sss Mirror ns m wds osE SsS
double dresser. mirror and chest
was $278.5O. now. $l67 30; finest
quality mahogany double bed, double
dresser. mirror and chest. was 1926
now SOS. so; solid mahogany anc
solid cherry ct lowest prices iT
town. Fine mahogany or maple
beds In all sizes. were 500 so, nov
$3.50. Guaranteed full 30-inct
Hollywood bed. was S69.b0. nov
Many more bargains too numerous tc
mention. Open Thursdays til 8 pm
GREAT RAPIDS FURN CO.
ON 7th CT NJ VIZ NY 9-R7lC
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PlANOS-Used apt. upright. Also
Gulbransen console and few fipor-
duced from original price. Ali arc
fully guaranteed and In Al cond.
( Terms as low as fOG down and 3
S G0 e s1oSp pay; ,cAMPsE55IL 1 MTslc
PIANOS FOR RENT - spinets and
consoles at reasonable rates. Haul
ing extra. II you buy later. money
paid applies on purchase price. but
there is no obligation to buy. JCR-
DAMS. corner 18th and @ SITS. tST.
Silver Spring GU. 5-ii05j. Silver
Spring store open evenings.
PIANO, Emerson. upright, 60-in |;
e 9SGs,, Laying. will sacrifice. Gan
new fun aa a Iaoa
guarantee. Reg. price S475. now
| only $3.50; reg. price $3.50, now only
/ S469; reg. price, SG19: now only
S525 In mahog. and blond finishes.
RsRfsfs 8 R MGsfc TssiToREa 80 q
PPIfA sSS S. NV, hav. . few slightly MIs
used and returned from-rental in
ST $4,000, JoRDANs, corner Of
! Georgia ave. silver Spring. Nd.
{ Silver Spring store open from 12 80
/ to Q pm at night
PIANOS-Small Knabe uprt,. sos:
soEIBART AD zz592s res eaa 5no i.
pTAN Sism $50 UP; spinet.
and apt. upriehts. S295 up grands.
S345 up; nice selections; terms. Open
every eve; and all day sun. Estab..
s se4l A1Hsy; FANG 500 sHo Spy s2sss
Ronifant St, Silver Spring, Ju.
6nish; good tone. eond.; $50. Hrs.
F sn sone or sD .Dss s ldf HnG ass
many great values at KITS, 1890
G st. NV. RE. 7-6"l2. 30
PIANoS-New wurlitser spinet pi.
amos, s435. Rich tone quality quality: A
R e. mos 9o6e,i KITS 1880 G st Mg q;w'
PiANo, small upright, good condi.
ton. fine tone, Sls5. 3431 18th
PIANO PA q w. Conway rrand, 1928, s legs.
rf fsSEt FOR RENr-New spinet
pianos. So mo. on famous RENTAL
PURCHASE plan, KITS, 1880 .
st. NV. RE. T-62l2. 30
PIANO. Stief parlor grand. mahog.
sny, excellent condition: pvt, owner.
S795. OIL. 9-S599. al
PIANO. old style uprisht. excellent
playing condition; 500 or best
offer. 10. 3-5S23. 81
PIANOS-For real values in all kinds
Of used instruments, visit the PIANO
MART at 1918 9TH st. NV. Dust
above the library. Also q COM
plete selection Of new pianos at
used piano prices. Phone ST. $4,000:
PIANOS-We have a fine display of
recond. brands, all fully guaran-
teed. Included in this group are
such famous makes as Steinway.
Kimball. Whitney. Steifi, Howard
and others. Liberal trade-in allow
ance for your piano, Cow, terms.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., HOS g
st. NV. D1. 7-S464 30
PIANO. Baldwin baby grand, ebony.
new cond.; never been moved; spe-
cially selected at factory for excel
lent tone: save over S1.l00 from
present price. EN- @-5e1l. eyes
PIANO-uprisht. KohIer and Camp
bell, good cond., must sell OIL.
o-S121 altar n m VI
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SALESWOMEN
FOR
Shoes or Accessories

FOR HAHN's' NEW SHOE
STORE OPENING IN ALEX
ANDRIA IN THE LATE
SPRING.
Applicants will be employed immedi-
ately in one Of our other stores. B.
dav week. many employe advantages.
APPLY
AT ANY
HAHN SHOE STORES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
CARPENTRY

General Shonie improvements: paint
ing; papering, PHA loans. Ii. 6-s1Oo
CEMENT. brick. fiaestone. retainina
walls, porcheS Of any kind. Exper
white mech. Free estimates. LII
|CIoGGED DRAIN .PIPEs. electTically
razor cleaned or no charge. R(JTO.
RooTER Phone RIA. 6-SsSS any
day any night.
ELECTRICAL WIRING, for cir con-
S s4,n. cos Scnd.a and a 5estdsnts
night UN. 4-I568. 10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of ali kinds
repairs and services. any time
licensed in MARYLAND. EN-. 2-ss14
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS a and
j 3ebs aus ef,s done a s 'ssEysaSs ma!
FENCE. cham .iink .$IlS. II, com.
E Ef'e 4s.os aRs'. JS s.6 a43'n s eT pm
Flagstone and Stone
WORK
Cement driyeways, walks, steps
ANdEt 20 %A tscS5 c1ep'. u. e-17es
FLOORS REFINISHED LIKE NEW -
Free estimates, reduced prices. C. r.
COVER. WA 7-686S any time
FLOOR SANDING, finishing, cleaning
and waxing; reasonable rates; fret
F fsotaTs's sAN 81 sg fiS New e So
Guar o' G. .of 'f aS Ssi srsf s'' sz T95t
FLOOR SANDING. finishing; room.
%Sif 'RGf Gdsf s1S 6 5n ny 4es sEP
FLOORS sANDED and beautifulIy r re-
finished. Work personally done. Fl
FyG Hsi e1 RRPaofsrEF2 S CLEANED n
home. also repairs: all work guar
snteed: reas. LA. $3.50; ewes. Lu
GARAGES BuILT-srtck. wood and
Ssao eioek @sSSaatF!' iii heI"s ON 70
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting. plas-
i PRiNT TszpaIITiinss :,5 ao job too small
GENERAL .REPAiR-Painting. car
nentry and plastering. We do a
good Job. AP. 7-S154. Tu. 2-673l
PAINTING. interior and exterior. and
minor repairs. Lu. 4-lb56. Lu
PAINFTING. INTERIOR and exterior
neat work: reas. prices. ia. s-glS7
PAINTING, int. and ext: 1st-ciass
E YORK 7.aE ESs est MR. THOMPSON !R:;f
r an Y b eisBsi ss''.r assss
xxfsSkTfhys i As6 q EcoR AZ ssndf S
terror and exterior: quality work
and free est. Call any time. .JU
PAINTING-PAPERING
ssff % sRsis%sE. e. e. S SsiC g. K EIs
6-07O3.
Painting-Top Quality!
Cali OIL. 6-6934. RAINBOW DECO
RATORS. "a
PAPER HANGING. $40 per room up
1854 sunfast washable paper: work
P sqaE Now Lows pt 3e IA Al 5 xosf
newest samples; interior painting
PLASTERING, wall scraping and ce.
ment; free estimates; all work guar
anteed. Call after 5 pm, Ii
7-024S or Ii. 4-7439, E. L. YOUNG
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Bath.
rooms, gas boilers and h.-w. heater:
installed. No Job too large or small
Free estimates. JU. 9-1480. -2l
Plumbing and Heating
Remodeling and repairs; hot-watel
heaters. all makes. ia. 9-6124. --2t
REMODELING and repairs; plumbing
and heating; special price on al
RooFiNG, wATER-PRooFING. in,
sulating. paint. plaster. White mech
Work guar. Ii, 7-S209. Low price
ROOFING. all types; cutters. spouts
carpentry and painting. A. D
THOMAS. WA. 7-7352.
ROOF OF average row house. painted
minor repairs material included. al
for SIS. Union 4-0035
SCREENING PORCHES nv speciality
Get them ready for summer Cheaper
now. JU 5-3Q42, ewes MR.. TAYLOR
TILE REPAIRS. new installations. re.
modelling. porcheH, kitchens. baths
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Many More SIS Saving Items
PIPE, BRICK, ELECTRICAL
FIXTURES, MEDICIN E
CABINETS, FIRE EXT1N-
GU1SHERS, ETC.
ABCD CORP.

Job site. 18th and Alabama ave. Sc
bottom Of hill; main yard, 1881
Jefferson Davis hwy, Arl., Va.
10. 2-513q. OF. 4-S75b
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HELP DOMESTIC

lG.H.W..COOK, live In: Sun. and
Thurs. OF: $50 . week; must have
references. CAN after 8: EN-. 3-6711.
IG.H.W.-Refined woman, laundry.
help with cooking; live In; Hh.day
week; $40. Adults. BOZ 470.o. 9taf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19

PIANOs-Are you willing to pay as
little as 500 so to have a new full
keyboard piano delivered IN your
home to start your child in music :?
Campbelrs famous RENTAL-PUR-
YOU to do this. Call or come in for
complete details. CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO. 110S @ 1t. NV. DI. "a "a /.
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HELP-MEN AND WoMEN

|COUPLE-Janitor- chauffeur and maid
for guesthouse. experienced. refer
ences. AID. 2-9206.
NV. apt. house for nice unfurn.
2-rn., kit. and bath apt. Box pa
u. Star. 81
REAL ESTATE
EXper. sales manager and statesmen
to work for well-established, repu-
table concern
For Interview and Further info.
ia. 2-4645 IA. 6-7244
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PAINTING-PAPERING
Satisfied customers for over 25 yrs
Mr.. LAWRENCE. Ii. 6-S100, RIA
R-Ornp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19

PIANOS-Used apt. upright. Also
sample pianos that have been re-
duced from original price. All ars
fully guaranteed and in Al cond.
Terms as low as 10T down and 3
yrs. to pay. CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO.. HOS G st. NV. DI. 7-S4f4.
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sITUATloNS-WoMEN

WINDOW TRIMMER-Ladies' wear
freelance; evenings-Sundays Rea
sonable rates. Tel. La. 6-6lS4. 21s
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-28
Motion Patrol Group
Parades In ID. c.

On Saturday May 8. a group
Of patrol members from Robert r.
Motion High School. Farmville
participated in the National Safe
ty Patrol Parade at Washington
d. c. They were among $4,000
boys and girls from l6 states
marching through the national
capital.
The group left Farmvllle at
5 20 a. m. to board buses at
Richmond When they missed
connections. the trip was contin-
ued to Washington by cars. They
arrived at the capitol grounds
after the parade had started. but
in time to get into the lineup in
proper place just behind Peabody
High, of Petersburg. The march
ers tramped several miles along
the streets.
After the parade. the Farmv,lle
group spent several interesting
hours at the Washington Zoo
chen made the return drive home
stopping en- route at interesting
points and for a call at the home
of Mr. Truman. faculty sponsor
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-28
Josiah Peyton Moss
Rites Held Tuesday

Funeral services for Josiah Pey-
ton Moss, 80. Buckingham county
farmer who died at his home, near
Sprouse's Corner Saturday May
%, were held Tuesday at Dunkum
Funeral Home, Dillwyn. at 2 p. m.
Interment was in the family
cemetery. The Rev J. Ernest
Wrenn, Baptist minister, Off
ciated.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs
Martha Pendelton Moss, and nine
daughters and two sons. Mrs
Maurice Millington. Creenville. S
C., Mrs. L. O. Vermillera. Mrs. A
NJ Thorpe. Mrs b. c. Freddy
Mrs. Carrie Farvell. Mrs w. c
Trimmer and Miss Robbie Moss
all of Richmond. Mrs. Harry
Staughton. Silver Springs, Md
and Mrs. Everett Cubbage, Stan
ley, Va, J. P. Moss, Jr.. Bucking
ham. James H. Moss, and A. S
Moss. both Of Richmond, M. M
Moss, Of Clanton. Pa. and B. c
Moss, Fort Campbell, Ky.
Also surviving are two sisters
Mrs. Julia Gormas, of Arvonia
and Mrs. Ella Banton, Of GuineG
Mills, "a grandchildren and nine
great grandchildren
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-28

This housewife is pleased at the
variety of fresh vegetables she
has to choose from. The farmers
ability to keep production up to
popula ton increases directly af-
fects the nations eating habits.
sects and weeds have gone a long
way in providing increases.
Production figures show that
there were no significant increase
In the per acre yield Of any major
crop, with the one exception Of
potatoes, in all the 10 years before
.947. Since then, the per acre
yield of all major crops has gone
up steadily. The ACP. with its
elected farmer-committees in ev-
cry county and with its direct
financial assistance has provided
means Of getting quick action
by farmers.
The scientist. the ACP, and the
farmer, experts say. will have to
continue increasing per acre yields
II we are to adequately feed an
ever increasing population.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-28
Colored News
Young Farmers Have
Full May Schedule

The Cumberland Young Far
merS Club OF l.. P. Jackson School
has had full schedule of activi-
ties during the past several weeks
in carrying out its detectives of
the year, as follows:
1t Wives and Guest Night. AT
this meeting each Club member
invited his wife and another
couple to be his guest. Following
the business session of the club
refreshments were served by Mes
Sis Howard Scott and Blanch
Miller. both members of the Club.
~ First Banquet the group
sponsored its first banquet in the
home economics department OF
the l.. P Jackson where Mrs.
GlaEds B Holland is instructor
G b. Jeter and w w. Craighead,
both members OF the State Board
of Education, We're guest speakers
for this occasion Joe c, Wash
lngton. president Of the Club,
gave the highlights Of the Clubs
accomplishments during the past
school year r. l.. Scales, yocat-
ional agriculture instructor, ana
Adviser of the group. served as
master Of ceremonies.
The tasty food was prepared
and served under the supervision
Of the home economics instructor
Mrs. layds B Holland, who was
assisted BY Miss Moody, math-
madcs teacher Of the l.. p. Jack
son High School Approximately
( rs persons were present at this
affair and from the favorable
comments heard the banquet wa,
well enjoyed by everyone who at
tended
g Young Farmers Forestry
Judging Contest il Amelia
Three members Of the Club were
represented at the District For
estry judging Contest for vet
Grams and young farmers at tn
Russell Grove High School il
Amelia on May s. The member.
were Harry NJ. Lewis. Charles L
7Watkins and Joe c Washington
In completion with nine othe
cams in the districts contest
Cuaberlands team rank fifth
4o On Wednesday, May IA. tn,
Club held its May meeting in tn
agriculture classroom Of the L. P
Jackson High School at 8 p. N
| A report was read BY M. J Ed
wards on the expenses of tn
! banquet which was adopted a
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-28
Cumberland News

Mafshall Farley, formerly of
Cumberland now of Brooklyn N.
Y. Isl visiting his family here.
Mrs Sadie Venable, of Atlantic
City. N D.. was called home by
the death Of her uncle
Mr.. and Mrs Tucker Johnson
and Mr. and Mrs Boiling Holman
visited the latter's aun4. Mrs. Fan
ME Randolph, last Sunday. who
continues i'll.
Herman Randolph of Baltimore.
Md. was at the bedside of his
mother Mrs Fannie Randolph.
last Ieek Others visiting her were
Nh and Mrs Eddie Miles ard
MIS- Lucy WoodSon.
Robert Farley spent The past
week end with his eousm, David
LEROY Woodson.
MI and Mrs. Paulus Irving
Hatcher announce the birth Of a
daughter
Psulus Irving Hatcher and
Karen Elizabeth Hatcher arc
spending sometime with their
rgrandmother Mrs. Nine Hatch5p
in buckingham
/ Mrs EStellc Allen of Farmyille,
attended the funeral Of Joseph
lacy last week.
Mrs. Ada GugeS. who has been