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1901 wyoming Ave. NV.

BLK. BAeT or CONN. AVE.
oPIN SUNDAY. 2 I'll, s
o sssa,d rs a. e HI T r i se b "a.
Ymy dinette oE dan, Modern kitchen
and bath; 3 lee. closets for &l0s-
800, including window air condl-
tonine unit. Reasonable terms; z
:ss5s oa sds s:.s sssps .sTs ss'l ssIssR
same hidg., . most attractive, 2
bedfn. apt. with wood -bnfning IRE
place In Ire. iiy. rni.s mod. Kitchen
and Ia baths, with other nttrae-
tive features. See aketlt IN Feeep-
ton room.
4 BARGAIN PRICED EFFICIENCY;
CoEv. clone-in NV. location. splen.
did bldg, with elevator SERVICE and
receptienint. For fs.rther infofuih-
ton and appointment to see any
Of above npts,, call
]. BUXTON AIKEN En-. 3-3694
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CHIILUM, MD.
722 Sheridan Street

IS. Vie sEs 81
porch 1 lsr ena ia s,f fac sis" I s,os
neighhorhocd convenient 10 large
shopping center and schools.
Thomas II Fisher r. RI
7ss 18th 81. NV. pr. 1850
TAI or TsE1T TTSSTTOTTT
LIN 0LGEiE I f1OLliNJW
Large, niceiy-furnished, 3.bedrm.,
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OTHER LIsTrNos

4 ID 90
UNIQUE DUPLEX, 2 bed
burning fireplace and balcony.
extraordinarily beautiful mod.
i7oa su1n6rT PLACE NV.
KIT -dipeste apt homes u
water bldg. Vie. 18th and
utils. Incl. n low Enain-
tenanes.
RUTLAND COURTS, I72S
18th ut. Eiev.. $wtehhd.
ing distance u midtown.
IN a6solntely perfee. eond
4. eiicisncs. only $4,000.
THr AvonDALn i1s4 Z
ii. n.W.-Besuf. and 3
bsdrn. apt. homes n ineEntf-
lcenf BLDG. biks from
tionsiis vondSrfni cond.
$4,000 TOTAL PRICE:
monthly mainf.. 9ib.S2---
Toyef, ] hedfrn.. Nv. rrs..
bath. KIT. with new refkra
good stove and white metal
cabinet sink. Cent doEntown
NV. loo.
ANOTHER TRUE BAR
GAIN 1870 Wyomins ave.
n.W.--Foyer. Nv. rnr din.
rm.. pantry. kit. 2 bedrnls,a
porch, bath with tub and
shower: Sic 900. fF SOLD
THIS WEEK END. xlev.-
sVitchbd. BLDG.
HOUSE SIZE. THE MKN.
DOTA, 2220 Goth 1t, n.w.--
Foyer, lty. ym.. din. fins
paiitfy. mod. kit, 3 bedfns..
brand-neW mod. bath. , az
posnfes. view Of Potomac
Many other equally dssif.
exclusively with this cfacs.
inspect. eaii MAJ66 ozisVET
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West Hyattsville, Md.

New brick rambler nicely furnished.
with open fireplace. fhrss bedrooms
and bath. FULLY equipped kitchen
automatic washing machine and
drier. Rent. Sits.
Thomas ]. Fisher 81 Co.
73s l5th ct. NV. NJ. 5-asa0
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3O20 Porter 81. NV.
Il s ssesiisn. co. eondi nS@s IN sis
most desirable location. one
has l bedroom and the ether
& bedrooms; new oil hot
water heating system and
hfavy electric current avail
lle for air-eonditioning. Ask
OF Mr.. FIELDING. IN Apt.
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THE ONTARIO

yHs5.3 Qut8KIo 10. M
hisf e csiiinssd ait. homes
from / Is s bedrooms and
Unusually commodious closets.
80 " si7, boo: quiet, rsstiul
and homelike with on.street
parking available. Az ior
HI. OWNS 81 ONTARIO
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ana.FLo0R DUrEExs ~. rm.i din.
FH,. Kitchen. 2 bedLmss: q vicinity
d Htcht,s PARKING ton. nlcHAAp-
soy q Y, HA ld5. nc; e, 5.elQe.
1-be0rm. apt, mod: awnings, sor.
rear porch; quiet street. ,tIansp.
and shops cbnv.s $3.50. Oh p
with Nv. rm.. dinette, mod kit.
lee closet space: wired for air
conditioner Ldry. and nafkine
lines within blk. just few
minutes from downtown Washing
ton, Pentagon. Navy Annex. Avail,
iinincd. and Nov, Is. $40 and
Z Ssz incl. al utile. WAKEkIELp
MANOR ApTe,, 1al5 n. Court
house I'd. IA. $1,000. from 10
An. 10 3 pm. Mon. through PIT:
ewes. sat- and SUM X. e-eaal,
! BEDROOM ----------------s4b
Iaiao south end ST. Art. LILY.
rIn.. kitchenetts. bath cas- heat.
Aes = SAUL co.
AaE FIkk ~ ~ MI MA D.0Inn
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arnnAv noF0nrn a. ,ass
serD.., $500 =. -.
sso,,Sr< 1i11r,,eN .e.-,,l y
- :. 49,.
49, -.-,--- - :. 8, :. : : -
49, 1ANL1H u. NsN-,5 psasms1
". fnl-s ain. TN. k,Lx sstsense
RoLsles. " paths fll. es 51g ~
s s;isini; he: =. $3.50 =
NEA 4 tvsL MAShls94vHss E.,.s
f. cm, h: gsssst. rsdg ssSs
rms. 9 baths. cOmbina.ioa ~ y; IN:
s Si9 month"; ssS VI e dlrsetion. caii
SSsnalNly,S,sz; nv, htfb. haetthsN zl1tiAs
!; ~ sg.k ~ Z. 10
81 uhCm--.-pe9tm. f.aDasf
On h.,93eEe Hopee4 ~ hn9se.
~ sss iyy m0' hAhNAs III
fnlLs ChghCn A1AA--S-PSateo
mediately: 500 per mo. ". 2-eeeb.
-. $1,000, 8. 10
AfgS nzn .s ~. N.M.5-pstosl.
esnteI hal: large reception tn,a
~ tnl.. nin. I'm. L1ns.s SkltT tIIgsnt ANe
renr pofenssi, 2ne al ri s ~ Pea
keoms patnsi nnis1e1 org De-
SIS mo- No. MlkcsHXkr WASH &
v 49,. ,,vpv .... IL ~
. s11-s5Pacious ~, ela - as IN,
-. ~,
n. &c. petns. oht1ll, ,a,l ~, e
churehes; si tIss mo- y ro 1oH z.iizb 81
!. - b-hvygs Ky; 49,.
$500 kfktNtsJ- 2eaIm, p..c1
Sss g.S{nsnl VIZ ,l1A NJ. = III
N u 9 Nsinor : 49, .,,Y.s. n,sc ae
bedrsas.: S 81. po 5h re. rns.. "a sas:
s s1ssitaee s eplss n, no pets; NJ eyeFy-
p slnV7nk S1tyH2. ~: S-oesS. .--n
R Ris e Ss,S n sovS ~ e &. s SpaD
s1os. ~. $1,000 q. s.S5s7G
"a ~ 49, ts S,SS y ~ ,s 1c
Sssit hi = :, q, y .3aSs0is
S6arpT 1iIf I1 j, ~ INC .agS
ItTfkFf. m. A. xnfsis so.:is "a -.
a heTrtse nsrtiv tsrs, 49,
COW. cE 3.Ss6f. 8 Is 3. I'D
W r.,sr., Hx1AILsksLLk ., e queens
rms and den: Sis. j J $500.
Ayan,Arrr o. ,e.,,,.,., a.-,l lS
nsish6orhood. Al white: close q
nus ana school: 5-EooLl houss
R Reoroomss dssg ises sss snd NasHer.
FAIRFAX CIRCLE, VAGINA VIC, -
ms. on .neat sfenes. enfaen
e y. y sp PIE. w ~; o-y1.inp
~. n ~ tn,EsOA NAy $3.50
IamDieI, ise iensed yald. Wesa
80 laselse p 3ael. swinss snss
s .hnsrs nox' l ~ s 81 sa5asnsp. ane
sf f.SRSsA aSPf III "a s;soa teed.r 4
Nice Del. home, Nv. Tin;. din. nm.
klgys peurms., pafn; p1n1i. Win
enilt-in gar; and bath very eonT.
70 shops. Acnocla and churches. ~.
kAuk HANNAH. Jdz l1tn o.. ncu-s
y - ~ nTalVO .1.,, s5h.,,. 1 sis
r. AlIA..--t-pe qtm- z-9Ayn A4klsn
ss as . n s,,,s sp y
ts.nc. % Ind d; 3 bsdfms. and
natn down; bedrms. and bath
W: lge,. rec. rm. with nrenl. ettfae-
slrsiy la9ne@zcspea ri e sxcel nelsns
III, + ,5EsOiT. =. s-ssa7 g p.
SILVER SPRING AREA, exclusive
rambler. tiled 6smt.. sxDsndibls az
&c screened porch, drtyeyey,
Anchor fence, IN 1isht Of Catholic
and public schools. blocks from
tronic controlled heat: WIN Tedecp-
4 rI nEs W gs59Se; 90 ,..,....
ful 2-bedrm. brick rambler, rec.
rnis extra bedfm. also u tsznt.:
cor, lot Apply 1854 stella ct. or
al Sil y hAr 4. RAJ al. ksFAIk. ~.
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FLYNN co-oPs.
OPEN, 2 TIL S
THR nRoADN|ooR

THE BRQADMOQh
Conn. Ave. " Porter 81. NV.
homes 1 from saas s Z ssS50s e ss sB.
900, some htr-conaitloneq
and completely modernizea
with the last word IN kitehen
equipment tgafbnge dispo9AL
dishNashet. &c; AZ iof
MAloR aARvKY ct BROAD
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PRICE REDUCED
5ii2 Connecticut Ave. NV,

OPEN SUNDAY : TIL g
Screened porch. oufsof-town owner
will sell for elU.J6U. Fully fur
nished Or unfnfn. for less. Reason
able down payment and operating
cost. Excellent clientele and man
sAgeneEit. Also an excellent 2-bed-
f Fn .i AT VIZ n,. solse ss Mis- sEs
Ii lobby Or cali her eyes,. IN.
2.11ens y. s.
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Seven rooms and bath in good con-
dition, four bedrooms. oil heat.
convenient e sheppins and trans
Thomas j. Fisher Il Co.
7ss 18th q. NV. DI. s-ssso
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OVERLOOKING the Potomac River
size house Ia 3-acfe Hoodsy set-
ting. Large Hy. rrn., kit. sun deck,
hedrms. and bath on ground leyeL
30, 1855. Gail Mrs. Gray. DE. g
4iQ1 once hrs. RI. 3-lg34 ewes.
ny FRANCIS FRANCIS POWELL HILL
DE-. 2-4I0I 1905 goth 81. NV.
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co-op. ApTs. EoR SALE
eoniiaueil
A WHOLE NEW
/ LIFE
AWAITS YOU.

part,eriarly cIds a eoupIss. enio,
gEact0us living IN your own nttls
home IN q cooperative, nFeproof.
all-briek anartment bqildins. Near
bus and shopping. Modern and
luxurious living 81 . minimum .oi
expense Phone ns and Sc fer
yourself. ia 1eOd71 or "A: &
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WESfEY HET9HTS

WESLEY HEIGHTS
From owner. = bsdrmss 9 baths.
library, Nv. nm. with fireplace, din.
rrn.. electric kitchen, Ige. screened
porch and sleepins porch rscr;
garAge. IKE. T-0203.
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SILVER NERtN0--T a1tefuily furn.
home IN The heart Of Silver Spring.
bdrms.s III baths, Nv, I'm. With
nfepL. fun din. rfll.. rec, rm. with
par and drenl.: outside entrance 70
sidsiIER j co.
70. 4-ssss 10. s-4lss
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THE AR0NDALM 1I34
st. n.Ws-Beaut. / and 2
bsdrm. apt. homes II ineEnif-
lcent BLDG. ~ biks. from
tlonsiis S sasSsssi eond.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-13

~ serves people in the area of
Tabor City, Loris, Bayboro. and
Green Sea. Doctors who serve
LoriS Hospital patients are DIR.
r. c. HARRISON, DR.. w. II. John
son, DIR. Nj. I. Lewis. DIR. w. X.
Rogers, DR.. J. ID. Thomas, Sr.,
and Or. j. ID. Thomas, Jr. Har-
rclSun and Lewis reside in Tabor
City while the remainder live
III LorlS.
one doctor is on call at all
times To insure patients of at
tendance IN emergency cases.
Only one factor tends to up
set tins smooth system and that
IS the difficulty with which
phone calls are placed to the
Tabor City doctors. Although
Mir. HuCkS declined comment on
hc situation it is common know
edge that phone calls are often
liI.tlcUll TO complete between
LoriS and Tabor City located six
miles away.
Babies are an important part
.oi the Hospital operation. Last
year 5i3 Youngsters made their
initial shout at The world in the
local delivery room.
Those who profess knowledge
.ul hospital administration work
.orus,c a bright future for Hucks
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-13
Efficiency Is Keynote Of Success
In Operation CG Community Hospital

uration work with MIR. Laycock.
"A discussion with his is one
Of the best learning methods a
man in this business could
have" asserted Hucks.
While his duties as idminis-
traitor We're a night and day pro-
position at the very bcginning.
now finds them running nor
nal hours except for unusual
occurrences that ncCcSSitate his
citing Up during the small
ours OF the night.
Probably the most unusual
all I've had thus far came on,
morning about 2:30 O'Clock
when q nurse on duty needed
some milk for Il baby" nc said
with a smile. He solved III.
problem by going 10 the hospital
and opening the kitchen His
acceptance uf the problems that
50 along with responsibility is
4 factor that plays an important
role I'm making him q success as
an administrator.
Visiting. patients is one of the
many items ON his long list o.
"musrs Although time WoI;''
permit him 10 visit every patti
ent. he manages TO visit a few
of them NJ least twice every
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-13
! the work ne has chosen.

in the work he has chosen.
At the moment the young ad-
ministrator isn't predicting any
thing for himself but confesses
that he thoroughly enjoys the
work.
Its a pleasure to feel that
something has been accomplish
ed regardless of the nature of
ones work." said Mr.. Hucks in
the only statement that would
come close to acknowledging the
job he has done in helping to
keep the Loris Hospital on il:
path of progress.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
Prospect

n number OF the Prospect N.SCG
ladies' attended the Mary Moore
Zone meeting. at Salem Church in
Buckingham. Saturday.
Mrs. r. A. Johnson Is patient
at Souths.de Hospital We wish
iler q speedy recovery.
Mrs. Jess Mustoe visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w X.
Glenn, during the week end
Mrs. d s. Glenn left Monday
to spend The week with her daugh-
Ter, Mrs. Mary Glenn Taylor at
Virginia Beach.
e. M Price. Jr., Of Raleigh. n.
C., and Miss Cary Blanton Price.
Of Richmond. spent the week end
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
& NJ Price.
Returns TO Ohio
Mrs Danny Shaver left Sunday
FOR Warren. Ohio. after spending
the week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Emery Chick. Mr.. and
Mrs. j b Carter and son, OF
Orange. Mr.. and Mrs. Max Pat
terson and daughter and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Vaughan and son,
Of Danville, spent the week end in
the home.
Buddy Carson. OF Lynchburg
College, spent the week end with
MS parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Carson
Mrs. Ida Andrews is visiting her
son and daughter In law. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Andrews, in Washing
ton.
Mrs. r. b. Wilson. OF Green
Bay, and Miss Nancy Taylor. Of
LongWood. visited Mrs. Eta Glenn
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Joyce Brisentine attended
the dances at University Of Viz
ginia the past week end
Mrs Grinstead. Of Richmond.
spent the week end with her SIS
ter Mrs Marshall
Lynchburg Visitors
Mrs c. b Carson is in Lynch
burg with her husband who is
recuperating at the home Of
friends
Mr. and Mrs 0 p Farrar we're
in Charlottesville Sunday
Mrs. and Mrs. r. f. Paulette are
spending this week with their
daughter. Mrs. c. f. Moring, in
Farmyillc
Mrs Alice Lewis has returned
from visit with her children in
Wisconsin,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Garden.
Jr, and children. Of Kepbridge
visited Mr. and Mrs c. A Garden
Saturday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
Veterans Hospital WorkroOms Begin
TO Buzz With Preparation of Poppies

Peoples by The millions are be-
Ing made in Veterans hospitals
and norkrooms Throughout the
United states IN preparation for
the annual Observance u Poppy
Day in May, Mrs Grace {. Cor
don. Poppy Chairman u the Jack
Garland Unit Of the American
Legion Auxiliary. mas reported
Disabled veterans Of three vars
are being given employment oy
the Auxiliary IN nation wide
poppy industry which wi. produce
Is 900 900 Of The little red me
moral flowers before Poppy Day.
This Is the nigh point u the
poppy making season. sad Mrs.
Gordon The veterans are work
ing 10 fill orders for peoples sent
III by the huxiIiary's u 900 local
units. whose members VIII dis
tribute them throughout the ma
ton on Poppy Day 70 be worn In
honor Of the var dead
The Nork IA very popular
among the ho8p.talized veterans
II gives them something interest
ing 70 do " help pass the long
hospital hours and provide an OPP
portunity u earn money for
themselves and families. IL is also
Valuables occupatlonal therapy
helping veterans get well by cz-
ercislnQ muscles and occupying
minds. Mrs Gordon said
The peoples are made In re-
plica Of the famous Flanders
Fields poppy the little Wild flower
which grew and bloomed IN World
War battle censeteries IN France
and Belgium providing the only
floral tribute I'd the heroic dead
Ever since W0rld War !, this pop
~ has been the memorial flower
0f The American Legion and Of
the British Legion as well, poppy
contributions Of those VINO wear
the flower prOyde the major flnan-
cial support tot the rehabilita-
ton and child welfare actiqitles Of
the American Legion Auxiliary
The peoples which We VIII DIS
tribute here IN May on Poppy
Day were made under the direc-
ton Of the Virginia Department
Of the Auxiliary IN Salem We
hope that everyone VIII Honor
the Dead and Nd the Disabled
by wearing one ON Poppy Day.
The local leader concluded,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29

Bradshaw IN Richmond.
Miss Virginia Bass was over
night guest b! Miss Ma-jor!e
Ann GARNET. Sunday
MI AMI Mrs. Clyde Taylor. of
FREDERICKSBURG. announced tn g
birth Of daughter Nancy Wal
ton. April %
Mr. and Mrs. Z. T Bandurant.
Mrs. H p Bradshaw M and
Mrs VI S. Weaver. visited Mrs
Frank Wood n Richmond. sun
day
Mr. and Mrs. J r KeI.ey. W
Hurt. va. were luncheon guests
81 Mr. and Mrs Fielder Hubbard.
Saturday They attended the Up
shaw Garter wedding In Powha :
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
Sandy River

Mr. and MS c l. Jones. Jr,
and son spent Sunday visiting
relatives IN Petersburg and Well
vile.
Charles Wilson. Of Atlanta. Ga.
visited Mr. and Mrs DreWfy Gates
and family
Dinner guests Sunday evening
Of MI and MIS- Bruce Gates were
Rev and Mrs. Arthur Stevens
and daughter Of Farmyllle. Rev
Charles Herman. OF Richmond
and MI and Mrs r b Walthall
MIS- II w Padgett. OF Am
herst, is spending some time with
Mi and Mrs ElWood Gaines
The people Of the community
&teRret the Oldham S leaving the
s1eiehborhood They Will move
Stnis week 10 make their home in
Rice.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
Hixburg

Mesdan1es Pod Martin and Ed
win Fore and Miss Resale Fore
represented Olive Branch Metho-
dist Church. at the Mary Moore
Zone Meeting OF the W5CS. on
April % at Salem Church, IN
Buckingham.
Annie LouelIa, and Kinckle
Martin attended the birthday
party Of Euoise Rosser Saturday
night.
John 3 Abraham, OF Alexan-
dria. was the week end guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harwood.
Pfc watkins Nc Phillips expects
Ia leave Germany on May %. and
be discharged abou. June
Harwood Hix. OF Norfolk. spent
the week end at the home Of his
father. Wilson Hix.
Pfc Marvin Is spending several
weeks at home On May he Will
90 on his next assignment TO the
Aleutian Islands
Mr. Slough and family have
moved from the Drinkard place 10
the John Tweedy farm near APP
pomattox We shall miss them IN
this neighborhood
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
T'uggle

Herman Dowdy viii preach
N Appomattox Church next sun
day night at 8 O'Clock
Friends and relatives here wish
a speedy recovery for Mrs. Lucy
McQuarry who is patient at
Southside Hospital
Howard Hudson. OF Richmond.
The last week end with his par
cnts. Nj and Mrs. y. l.. Hudson
here
Mrs NJ A. Paulson and son.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29

Friday at 8 D N. o'clock
T Metcalf has returned home
from Souths!de Community Hos
p.tal and is showing steady i'm
provement HIS daughter. who
gent most Of last week here.
have returned aome HIS mother.
from Marshall y. c.. visited him
Sunday
s p Bailey and Sonny and
Anne Bailey visited relatives in
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29

Richmond Sunday. Mrs. Bailey
who has been visiting her daugn-
ter Mrs. Charles Fox. in Airing
ION. returned here with them.
Mr. Margaret Watson and Hun
ter and Brett Watson spent Sat
urday shopping in Richmond.
Miss Elizabeth Singleton en-
1ertained the Darlington Heights
bridge CLUB last Friday evening
Miss Ruth Harris WAS special
guest for the occasion
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29

tan IL the afternoon
sfijs Ethel SIMS. nf Alexandria,
spent the week end .R.ta her par
ents. NJ and Mrs F 3 SIMS
Nh and Mrs J. II Ban.on. of
Cartd rsViile spent Friday night
With MI and Mrs Gene Banton
Mrt c. NJ Daniel ANA dauEa-
Ter. s asan, Of Dany4!le. are spend
ing dals week with hey parents
Mr And Mrs. 5 NJ McNutt
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
ItIcc

Mrs. E c. Andrews and Miss
Betty Andrews were week en1
guests Of Mr. and Mrs " NJ
Andrews IN Kensngton Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Faar. Misses
Arm and Myrtle Scott, Of Rich
mond. nsited Mr. and Mrs. Thorn
as Iayne. Sunday
Clarence Bradshaw and Her
bert. 81 Durham Y G spent
Saturday wlth Mrs. II L. Brad
shaw
Mrs G. Bradshaw vas the
week end guest OF Nj and Mrs
Alan Chenery and Miss Claudia
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29

John. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Paulson OF Worsham
Mr.. and Mrs. c II Howe. also
Mrs. J. H. King and son, Joe.
visited In this home in the after
noon.
Mrs Mary Mann is spending
some time with her son-in law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ.
Oliver. near here.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
D arlington Hsts.

MIi = Virginia Afaloney VIII. feat
ure her pupils IN a recital at Oar
llnEl4n Heights School tonight
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MECHANIC

Experienced on trucks. Gas and
diesel tractors Riest repair and
pital Insurance.; salary open. II.
4-13S4. --zb
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ogElelAL NoflcH

BEVERAGE CONTROL
BOARD. wash. D. c.. oct. 10
los 6--Notice q hereby given that
the 1ollowinE persons have applied
for licenses under TIA D.c.A-B.cs
Erantins Of sneh licenses and that
hearinss viii Be. hsa upon such
1875, ct 1000 An, Room No.
226, Dist Bldg. 18th and z SITS,
Inc, TIA Florida Liquors, Ret.
"a 239e2 18th ST.. NV, No.
3605. Thomas Jayalas and George
a. Lambas, TIA Ohio Restaurant,
Ret, s'D,,. 1880 Il g.. NE. No.
TIA OttS Restaurant. Ret. ~,
1920 List st., NE No. 1881. Con-
stantine George Banos. TIA COR.
NV. No. 7azS. John Michael Bar.
hanoyiek. Ret. d. 1890 It'll
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1H0s. J. oHEn . soN, Asstissesr'
BRICK DWELLING BLING KNOWN
AS PREAIaEs NuA9HKR Oh
MEgTAnNsTHR sTREkL NORTH
Sul E1ls Ieso q Il Liner ri NJ. LOU
Polio 52e e SCI. q TIE lsnd sss.
and & fhe request Of thu part,
secured thereby. the undersienef
trustees Will sell. 1t public auction
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d,cInocxl s s.h.. As S. ioilSSiSs.ds.
scribed land and preraise1, SITUATE
10 the District Of Columbia, and
desiennted e. and being Lot leb II
Schneider.s Subdivision Of lots u
SQUARE 362. o. per plat recorded
the District Of Columbia in Libel
terms: sold subject 70 prior fbuild-
Ing association) deed Of trust fol
particniars Of which win be IN
nouneed 1t time Of sale; the pgr'
chase price above said trust % ,,
paid in eBsh. A deposit 81 Sb0o. Oe
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men msnts made q q dsss q all
Terms 70 Be complied With within
thirty days. othefWise deposit for
feited and the property may b,
advertised and Feeold Ct the dis,
erection Of the trueteea.
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