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AUroMosILEs FOR SALE
Z AUTOMOBILES FOR SAIL

PLYMOUTH 'ss SAVOY: new: $40
miles. Naval ofncer wants 70 sell
now. LU. 4-4024. -22
PLYMOUTH SUBURBAN STATION
WAGONS-'52 Suburban. dove gray,
7. and h.. 2-tone blue. leather In
terror. dir; hehts; very low mileage;
Nile green. 2-tone green, leather IN
terror. 7. and h.. dir. lights, E-z Eye
Glass. positively immae.; guaran-
teed, SI.3e5. WOLFE MOTORS.
1891 Wis. ave. NV, EN-. 3-0l42
PLYMOUTH SO cranbrook Cdr: r.
o. best Oifer. Mr.. coRSEs. 10 OF z.
300. Ext. 704. ga
PLYMOUTH as Special de luxe Sc
dan; brand-nev condition: sacrifce,
terms, $40 down. SIS week. "RO-
PER-" 18th and R. ]. ave. ne.
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OLDSMOBILE SO

-ErAy finish. Offset by harmonizinR
: q tone interior: super-range Hydra
Matte dr.. de luxe T. and h, turn
sisnais, GIN power steertng, and q
host Of other accessories. Safety
tested and guaranteed. Reg. price.
Sl.a95. Sale priced at 81 .7A5.
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AUToMosILEs FOR SALE

PACKARD-The areas largest selee.
ton Of guaranteed Packards. AL
years. all models. from the carib-
bean on Down At prices you can
exchange plan" Many sold with
new-car guarantee Inspection BY
you and your mechanics invited
Open till $3.50 evenings. The areas
largest Packard dealer. CONVICTION
MOTOR CO.. 1901 Wis. ave, Be-
thesda Haif 0T 9-0000
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PACKARD 80

l.
900" 4-dr, sedan; striking 2.tone
tailor-made seat covers, eompl.
equipped Incl. T. and h., Ultra
Matte; l4,7O3 actual miles; must be
seen and driven 10 apprec.; safety
tested and guar; reg. price. Sl..95;
OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO.
Virginia's Largest olds Dealer
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. ia G-S400
PACKARD AS Continental convert.
coupe; +. h.. oVerdrive.. electromatic
clutch. fog light. signal lights. new
top, clock: just like q new car in
side and out; driven by diplomat;
orig. cost, $500: stored in garage.
1870 Wilson blvd. -22
PACKARD 1850; S435. Private party.
In perfect cond 500 below market
price. Very clean. 532 goth st. NV.
RE. 7-0461. Ext els. IA
PACKARD 1858 hard top: 2-tone. l
owner: radio, 2 speakers, heater,
back-up lights, windshield washer,
glass. Wv. tires Actual mi. 1890.
PACKARD k1Ei D. 81 iV club sedan: 2-tone
black and gray finish: radio. heater,
Ultramatic drive. new tailored seat
covers; practieally-nT aNs tires Tres low
Ike new. S1.2g5. LOGAN tFord),
800 l4th st, NV. tn. 2-410e.
PACKARD 1852. Patrician; fully
equip. auto. drive; radio, b: low
owner car. Butler Bonded and spe-
cially priced, S1,695: LEE D. BUT
LER, INC, Corner Conn. and Fla,
ayes. NV. AID. $1,000.
PACKARD 1851 1000 4-dr. sedan:
turquoise blue; every extra including
auto. drive. r, h., white tires; one
owner; very clean and many care
Bonded. 1895 LEE D. BUTLER,
INC. corner Conn. and Fla. ayes.
nv Ap 41o2OQ.; Coon. ..a..
beautiful jade green; auto. drive. r.,
h., white tires. nylon seat covers
since new; immaculate condition:
p S@nssS pans nes on EE ee5e R1rT Tn1sst
INC, corner Conn. and Fla. ayes,
NV, AID. 10000.
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PLYMourH SO cranbrook 4-dr.
radio. heater and Hy-driye: 2-tonI
gresn; only $l;oaS. SOUTHEAST
4-6200. -22
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

'4s tedan: passed D. C.
WILLIAMS BUICK. 10th ana r. /
ave. ne. AID. 4-s344. Open 9 til o.
81 4-dr. sedan: r. h.,
beaut. gray finish, special at 81 .295,
only S295 down.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
chrysler-Plymouth-
400 Ga. Ave. IA $4,000
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AUTOS. FOR SALE tconi.I

NASH 1889 4-dr.; beautiful black:
6 Soul i.Jss sSsgII ggg eossss ' si sfsS
ave; Sc; In $500. -2s
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Conneetl-
OLDsMOBILE '55 Holiday; 1000
miles; fully equipped; save $1,000.
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PLYMOUTH 81 Suburban: with radio
and heater; all-leather interior; IN
perfect cond. throughout. Today's
bargain. $685.. FRANK SMALL JR.,
INC. 1885 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LII
1-9647. %
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AuroMoslLEs FOR SALE

0LDs '53 "ss- 4-door: heater. Hydra-
Matte. Wv tires. orig; Ereen 1nish
n e.. DU. 7-S300. -22
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PLYMOUTH so

monizing taiIor-made seat covers:
r and h. and good tires. Safe, de-
pendable. loW-cost transp. Reg.
price, $685.. Sale priced at only
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-12-16
Cut Bunk Boarding senooi More.


Pupils al the boarding St"oO.
are BUSH working On their
Chrlstmas programs. The emil
oren IN the first SIN grades will
ptesen' then program next
thursday Afternoon
The Cut Bank Boarding School
VIII coordinate their Christmas
vacation with the Browning Pub
lie Schools. Those children who
tan go nome will be excused at
noon Thursday, December %,
isoo They will be expected to
rstarn to school not later than
sunday evening, January !. 1856.
regular classes will begin on
monday, January 2.
ihe boys are eXcitedly looking
inward 10 the arrival Of new
ossket ball suits. We understand
mai the Tribal Council has of
sfed to furnish the suits. Our
hanks are rendered to the
nsackfeet Tribal Council for
her present.
report cards will be sent with
pupils when they go home
- the holidays. Parents should
ga and be sure their children
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MONEY AND BUFFALO kER-
GOING OUT TO iNDiAkS

Member O. In b.a,kc"
tribe started IeceNIu. ..,.
twenty-oo4ar CnIIstua. Ir. "a,
tia payments a. the IT4Uo. W..
Gil offices early IAursQa. A.Jl
ing, and til, p4a,, Id 49,, -".
1 scene OF busy aCtNI! DIAN, ....
time
A. cnecka 10: Ia. A.o. 90,
1000 memUeIs q. tuc liz NC.
completed De4UI, Ia, 10,
promised IuUo, Invite Ouls.-
the Reservation ~. -rtr.' IL,
cIIeCKs LII uugn -, lIa-
At III, saHl, ,.!-' ... 49,
DutIUI. OF Ii, G4lO....,
1aiU uIea, Safe &. ..., $1,000.
. AeaQquaTleI -, .t> ~,
the mta., 4UH4.v.. %. ...-.
by the uat4Oua. 1a1' &c..
rived lIUm IeliO" son, p" a.
TAurs4ay nIgh. q: ID Nc,
OF III, Isl Jui.~ a..-.'
4 tins Iesc!,dt.u
ing iunc.. pIO6. 49,. ",- OF.
meat. anG IuO~ ,.. 80. &C.,,
Indians al !l,,I... .n......"~
allotment
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of that office the first Of the
year
New Building Considered
The problem Of jail facilities
has not been solved, and the
possibilities Of erecting new
building to house the town jail,
fire department, garage for the
fire equipment and water de.
partment and meeting place
for the Town council was dis
Cussed II vas stated that d
suitable building could he erect
ed at cost of possibly s.xty to
seventy five thousand dollars
No general en.cnt was
reached a. To- how tins cnpcndi.
ture coulG be- financed and the
problem was carried over o. un
finished business
Cooperative Plan Stalled
Earlier in tie year an cilui'
was made by tie Town ouncI
The Tribal Council and The Black
feet Agency 10 adop' d cooper
aI,e plan Of law ,ntorccmcu,
on nc rcseTY atiol and for the
town If Browning Tie present
jan turIliues formerly used by
C. town aud the Indian SCI
'. e and owned by he lat',I. aIv
admittedly Inadequate Plans
for tine ENHANCEMENT .,.r ,.Dar.
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INDIANS WIN FAST
GAME WITH OIlMOkT

The Browning Indians VA
Hoped the Oilmont Trojans here
Friday by score Of &c 10 u
After a close first quarter the
Indians pulled away from On
mont scoring 20 points in the
second quarter 10 LEAD al half.
time 80 to 16.
In the third period Browning
cooled off and only scored 9
points but increased their lead
by holding Oiimont 10 3 points
to the end Of the quarter and
led IS 10 20. The Indians began
hitting again II the fourth period
and pumped 1T 20 more points
Browning was led by Kelly Id
Plante. Tom WhItford JACK
Corkins, and Howard Pepper.
each with 10 points Olmont
Gary Anderson collected u
points toy the losing TruJans
In q thrilier the Z team won
from the Oiimon' Z team IN an
overtime AZ 10 a.
The lead changed hands MANY
times and Browning TIED /, up
with just few second remain
ing.
Matzdorf LED the scoring with
10 points and GaSpere melted 10
for tine Oiimont B team
Russel Cali Rope ano Lloyd
Wippert each go; - point, Tor
the winners
Browning VS.. ksiispell &
Although tired by the long TIP
across the mountains, the blow
ing Indians easily oumper ln..
Flathead reserves Dy SCOT Of
81 10 %
In the first quarLeC blow mug
got off to d quick star anC was
never headed, leading IS it, d,
tine END OF tine militia. per4U'
The second quaTtc oaw
Browning hitting Dtt.. anc
gradually increasing the .sd6
26 to II a. the ma
In the second nal UUdcl Nd.
teson substituted 1reely. Will Ia.
Indians never III DANCE Of 4Os
ing their lead
Pete DeshOSIeT Va nIg.. s-n!
cr for the game VII" l. po.a.,
Next was Jack CorkIua VII. -
Fiatnead reserve lOr"aT' Uay
Dage, collected II L. 4Os!ug
cause
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early Thursday morning 70
learn that Joseph L. Sher-
burne. prominent business
man, banker and civic leader,
had died during the night Of
heart attack.
Mr. Sherburne was stricken
while attending a meeting of the
Browning Lions club early in the
evening. DR.. King, who was AT
tending the meeting, admins
tered first aid and the patient
was taken to his home. A heart
specialist was summoned from
Grea, Falls, but death occurred
before MS arrival.
Deceased was one OF the most
uromlnent and best known citi-
zens o! Glacier county, and had
spen, most Of his life time in
Browning For many years ne
had taken a leading par IL the
business affairs OF the commun-
itv was q great influence IN the
development OF Browning from
the founding of the town to the
time o. mis- death He was a
membe- and Past Master OF
Glacier Lodge No l47. A. F. &
A n. Past Patron OF the Order
Of Eastern Star Chapter OF
Browning. a member of the Scot.
tist Rite bodies OF Masonry IN
Grea Falls, and a member OF
Algeria Shrine, Of Helena He
was also an active member of the
Browning Methodist church. and
present member of the board
Of trustees of that church He
was always active in every civic
movement for the betterment OF
Browning and the entire com.
munIty was president OF the
Frs, National Bank Of Brown.
ms. and owner of the Sherburne
Mercantile Company, and con,
Quoted an extensive real estate
and insurance business. He was
also interested III oil develop,
men OF the county he mad
served as mayor OF Browning
ano was always interested in
ever movement for the better.
men o. the community.
Snerpurne was born II
Ponc, City, Indian Territory
tnoW Oklahoma Nov. %, 1883
He came with MS family to the
Biackteei reservation III 1896
and nae resided II Browning
continuously since that time
He wa Just plain Joe" Sher
burne 10 wide circle OF friends
anc acquaintance on the reser
Walton and throughout the whole
Statc His entire life and all OF
MS activities were devoted 10 MS
iamlly and a sincere desire tC
better the lot of his fellow men
lie ma served as mayo OF
browning Tor three terms, as al
alderman for many years, was (
memDer Of the high school board
whe. the Browning high SchUo,
was established He was also 6
memDer of the organization tina,
SECURED the first commercial OF
well on the reservation which
eventually opened the vast rich
es O. oil TO the members of the
BiacEteel tribe
The people OF this community
nave los, IN MS passing . Lru,
and KInCIy friend, and ms NAME
'Wll always occupy d prominent
place IN the history OF the Black
Aleet reservation. Glacier county
and the town of Browning.
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Chalk Butte Road
Seems Assured

At the regular meeting of
the Board Of County Commits
sioners held in Cut Bank last
week. consider ration Of the
most important road problem
in recent years was considered,
when delegation from the
Cut Bank Chamber of Com
melce and d few interested
CITIZENS spPe d red before the
board and requisite approval
Of the Chalk BUtte road 10 the
radar station, south Of Del
Bonita, leading 10 d come ction
with the improved highway
norfh Of Cut Bank.
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routine natul, were ,,uS...rLc
by a., COun,... mah4ug d lengths
and important Session
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il. Sherburne
Dies Suddenly
This community was shocked

This community was shocked
early Thursday morning 70
learn that Joseph L. Sher-
burne. prominent business
man, banker and civic leader,
had died during the night Of
, heart attack.
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Sandy River

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. Clark
Of Richmond. spent the week end
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. w.
Hughes.
Mrs. H. O. Davidson, OF Kings
port, Tenn, is a guest In the
hope OF Mrs. w. B. Gates.
George F.. Murdoch, OF Rich
mond. spent Friday IN the home
Of w B. Bass.
. Mr. and Mrs Billy Bass return
I'd Tuesday after a visit with Mr..
and Mrs c. M. Bass at their
cottage on the Rappahannock
River
Johnny and Tommy Howell OF
Richmond. are visiting Mr.. and
spent Thursday In Scottsville
Mrs Jim Price.
MI and Mrs j w Hughes
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Will
hanson
Mr. and Mrs Drewry Gates
and Donnie returned Friday after
spending vacation at Virginia
Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Parker and
family were guests Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs Robert jenkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gates
spent Sunday night with Mr.. and
Mrs Garland Stafford IN Rich
mond and went TO Virginia Beach
Monday for a few days.
Those visiting In the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Clark Garrett dur
ing the week end were Mr.. and
Mrs Warmer Miller. Of Rich
mond, and Mr. and Mrs. f. C..
Garnet. Jr. and family Of Black
stone Sandra and David Garrett
remained with their grandparents
for the week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. l. Jones. Jr.,
and son and Mr. and Mrs. Char
lie Gates attended the Borum
family reunion at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. F.. j. Borum in
NottoWay County on Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22

VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court Of Prince
Edward County. June II. 1855
Elizabeth Woodson Delaney -.
Complainant
vs. III Chancery
Sinclair Delaney - Defendant
Order Of Publication
The object Of this suit Is TO OBJ
tain fCr the Complainant from
the defendant a divorce from the
bond Of matrimony on the
grounds Of desertion for a period
Of more than one year.
An affidavi. having been made
and filed that the defendant, Sim
clair Dabney, is not q resident OF
the State Of Virginia. 1t is order
ed that he do appear within ten
days after due publication Of this
order and do what may be neces-
sary to protect his interest in this
suit.
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
ANNIE MORING FALLWELL.
p. q. S-27-4t
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Darlington Hgts.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Merritt and
Mrs. Luther Ssruggs. Of Dayton.
Ohio were reeens guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. 3. Cooke
Mrs. Ed Bellos: and daughter.
Charlotte. OF Washington. D c.
are spending some time with Mr.
and Mrs. n ! Shorter
Fay and Gay, infant twin
daughters OF Mfr. and Mrs. Anvil
West, have moved from Southside
Community Hospital, and have taken
up permanent restdence with their
parents in Darlington Heights.
Buddy and Sue Jones have re-
turned home In Richmond after
visiting MIR ana Mrs. Robert
Scruggs, Mrs. Fraiices Jones came
for them and spent the week end
with her parents,
Fran Maloney is visiting her
grandparents III zhis Community
while her mother recoyers from
an att1ck OF pneumonia.
Announce Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert .Driskill
announce the birth OF son. Rob
ert Dalton, Thursday, July IA, At
Southside Community Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs H. ! Shorter
spent Tuesday III Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Dillon, Jr..
and Mr.. and Mrs Tom Dillon
spent part of last week vacation
ing at Ocean View
Mrs. Dick Shorter IS III at the
time of this writing
This community was saddened
by the death Of Frazier William
Moore, l4year-old son, OF MI
and Mrs. George w Moore.
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Rice

Little Miss Sally Ann watkins.
OF Farmville, is visiting her grand
parents. Rev and Mrs. H N.
Soyars. Mrs. NJ q. Grizzard and
Kathy, Of Martinsburg, w Va,
are also visiting Rev and Mrs.
Soyars.
Misses Rena Berry and Mar
garet Sheppard visited Mr. and
Mrs. Webster Fa@ney in Low
Vile. N. Y, last week
Week end guests OF Mrs {. }
Bradshaw were Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Chenery and Leu Gay, Of Rich
mond, and Ray Msador, Of Black
stone. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Banton en-
tertained ia picnic supper Tues
day evening Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. F., G.. Walton MRS.
M "A. Ayres and children ana MI.
and Mrs. Digger and children
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motion Of the personal represel-
tat!ves, 1t is ORDERED that the
creditors Of. and all other per-
sons Interested IN. the estate show
cause on the LIST day Of August.
1855. before this Court against
the payment and delivery Of the
estate TO the legatees without re-
curing refunding bonds.
1t IS further ORDERED that =
copy Of the foregoing portion Of
this order be published once a
week for four successive weeks in
The Farmyille Herald, news
paper published in Farmvilie. VT
ginia. with general circulation in
Buckingham County. Virginia.
Attest John C Spencer. Clerk
7-l-4T
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VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office of nucking
ham County. Monday. June q,
1865, In Recess Of the Court.
Show Cause Order

Re: Estate OF Owen r Jeffrey,
Deceased
II appearing thas a report OF the
accounts OF First and Merchants
National Bank Of Richmond and
Charles E W1ngo. III, Executors
Of the estate Of Owen r Jeffery,
deceased, and Of the debts and
demands against the estate has
been filed In the 'Clerks's Office,
and that more than six months
has elapsed since the qualifica-
tons of. the Executors. on the
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khC Nodit w
land County:
Newman Chevrolet Sales Com
pany
VS..
E H Justice and Velma B Justice
Order Of Publication
July 8, 1855
The object of the above styled
cause Is 10 appoint j B Wall
Jr.. substitute trustee IN place
and stead of William w Carson.
Jr., who has resigned and moved
to New York State. IN a certain
deed Of trust recorded in the
Clerks Office OF Cumberland
County in Deed Book "a page 495
And it appearing by affidavit filed
according to law that E. II Jus
tice and Velma B. Justice are NO
longer residents Of Cumberland
County. Virginia, and that their
Whereabouts can not be ascertain
ed. 1t is therefore ordered that the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22

E. c. Oarneas attended the
Crowder family reunion in Rich
mond Sunday.
Betty 10 Gates has been re-
cent guest Of her cousin. Emily
Ann Yancey, Iii Kernp6ville
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LEGAL NOTICE

~~~ -
VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court of Buckingham
County. on this 10th day OF
July, 1855:
To Joe Miller and William MIL
Ter. heirs at law Of Robert Mil
Ter and Eliza Mailer both d.
ceased: /
Order of Publication
Each of you hre hereby notl-
fed that a tract OF land OF forty
seven acres, situated in James
River District. Buckingham Coun-
ty. Virginia. listed on the com
missioner's land books for SAID
district in the names OF Ropert
Miller and Eliza Miller, colored
sheet as being off from Route
663 six miles southeast from
Wlngina, and abutting and lying
on the western side of Highway
No. Sc. was sold on the 12th DAY
of April l94s for delinquent
taxes, levies. interest and costs TO
the Commonwealth Of Virginia.
and that an application for the
purchase thereof has been filed
in this office,
And it appearing from the rec
ords in this office that you are IN
terested in said hands, you are
further notified to appear in this
Office In four months from the
date OF this notice and do what
may be necessary 10 protect your
interests.
And an affidavit having been
made and fled In this office that
each of you are not residents OF
the Commonwealth Of Virginia. 1t
is ordered that this notice be pub
lished once a week for four sue
cessive weeks in the Farmville
Herald. a newspaper published in
Farmville. Virginia. having gen
eral circulation in the said Coun-
ty Of Buckingham. Virginia
JOHN c. SPENCER
Clerk of said Court
q. M ROGERS. p. q.
Buckingham, Virginia 7-22-4
~>~~~~~~~~-~~
VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward County, July Is. 1855.
E Irene Johns so Complainant
V. In Chancery
Charles David Johns Defendant
Order Of Publication
The object of this suit is TO
obtain. for the Complainant from
the Defendant a divorce from the
bond of matrimony on the ground
Of wilful desertion for a period OF
more than one year. and also to
determine the property rights OF
| the parties hereto
An affidavit havilg been made
and filed that tie defendant.
Charles David Jorns. is not a
resident of the State OF Virginia.
it is ordered that he do appear
within ten days after due publ
cation OF this orce~ and do what
may be necessary 70 protec. his
/ interest in this suit
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
GEORGE ABBIT-r, JR., p q.
T-12-At
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Mrs. Perry Brown. of South
Boston. Is the CUES. OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed McPh.llips. Henry But
Ter. Of Richmond, and Miss Bee
Goodman, Of South Boston, we're
week end guests IN the same
aone
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T'ussggle

2ey Prank Bel vii coilduct the
tessal meeting at Dag.s Mem
e FL Charctf beginning. sunday
issnng AZ q O'Clock
Preaching enFgi1es Rlll ~ held
In Appom4isoz cfiufeh Sunday
tnofniag 81 u 0cloek oefducies,
- tne pastor Rey Arthur
t.yens
a LARGE CROWD attended tn
funeral 0f r Kelsey at Agp3mat-
ipx Ch0fch laa Monoag after
boon Friends htfe exfesld the.r
iga Datay 10 The family,
uope.elI Visitors
RfeeAt aett 81 Mr and Mrs
tad ToFNend Nfse Mr and MIS-
ff9AIald LanlgAnan Of Iio4eaelh
ard Mls Thomas harold
E1a children ~ Richmond. WeFe
, cert guests os W and MIA T.
II Woolfidae here
/ Mis- Mary prince a a1|e 10 b.
haek at BoGk after being sick.
PA NJ a F4u son i9blY m~
! ~sy.na aftei being confined %
nome for oinetne, also
tfl hd and itstyes here @Iah
4 @edy feoEefg 10 Mt r O..
| tlliag gro patent at
4u ag ID lfy p.tal CharIottes-
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said Z. II. Justice and Velma b
Justice do appear within ten
days after due publication of this
order. in the Clerks Office OF our
said Circuit Court. and do what
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Mr. and Mrs. Harwood Hlx. Of
Norfolk acre dinner guests Of
NJ and Mrs. William Hlx. III. or.
Frldag evening
Mr. ard Mrs Mcclure, Blair
Wilson u Glasgow. and Mr.. and
Mrs Lester sears, OF Farmyiile.
@efe recent visitors in the home
u Mr. and Mrs w, ID Hix Jr
Hunter Coin accompanied by
Earl Pankey and PAU Hips, Of
Panplln, vent 10 Greenfield
Tenn for week end
Dewitt Coin. who has been Ill
for SIX months surprised his many
friends by attending church SER
wees On the evening Of July 8. He
remained IN hts car near an open
window
Buddy Carson and James Far
mer LyrcfTblrQ College students.
spent the week end at the home
81 jim Carson
A picnic Vas given at Holiday
Lake On Wednesday IN honor Of
Mrs " + Berry, Of Cleveland
ONO Mrs Berry returned to her
home on Thursday after having
pant souetime visiting her sister.
Mrs jim Carson
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is necessary TO protect their in
terests In this cause
X. H BLANTON Clerk
BARRYE WALL JR.. y. q
F'armville. Virginia T-i5-4t
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Lyl and John. are spending this
week With Mrs. NJ A PauLson,
while Rev Douglas Paulson at
tends 5ynoG meeting at Massa-
Meta
Howard Simpson is attending
synod this week Wrom Appomat-
t0X
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FOR SALE muskrat parka size
1914. Only 3 mo. weap. Phone
Black 159 after $50 pm. s