davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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S18,500

Large brick rambler, 4 yrs. old. O
few blks. from Northwestern High:
picture window. liv. rm.. firepl.. din.
rm., iully equipped kit. 3 twtn-size
bedrms., full recr. rm.-type bsn1t.,
large 25xl6 screened porch; farm
rail fence; owned by medical doctor
transcribed to Alabama.
BURCH REALTY co.
s136 BALTIC. blvd, College. Park. TO.
9-5992 till 8 pm. After 6 pm, WA.
7-564l, HA. 2-S052. HA. 2-9079.
GP 9-2O12 1T
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POTOMAC, MARYLAND
RAMBLER, ON l ACRE
Custom-built rambler on beautiful
wooded corner lot; soft. living
dining room with paneled fireplace
wall; 3 bedrms., 2 baths; screened
UEL E. BOGLEY, INC. Potomac
ONCE, OIL 4-6333. -
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AIJ.BRICK RAMBLER

81 appraised. $4,000: 3 bedrms.
full bsmt.: lovely kit. complete with
dishwasher, garbage disposal: mr..
schoois. transp. and shop; can be
purchased By GI with no down pay
inent, This ia o semidet. rambler.
in perfect condition.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN, A-1lee. WA. 7-eo5S At
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New Split-Level Rambler

All modern equipment; j bedrms..
iv. rm., din. rm., kit. "a baths,
all-electric equipment including 10
cu.-ft. refgr. and Laundromat. Low
people. Call MRS. COATES. LII.
6.25T2.
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S13.475

Brick Cape God. bedrms; z up.
large cor. lot. lovely neighborhood;
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CLUB-S34, $50
ENSINGTON HEIGHTS
LOCUST HILLS

home of brick and
stone with center hall. attractive
living room. dining room. library,
powder room, glaSs-inclosed room
with fireplace: 3 lovely bedrooms, 2
baths, sundeck and storage over ga
rage; recreation room, maids room
and bath. Ewes, call Mrs. Crutcher,
NO, 7-454l.
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COLORED
5319 CENTRAL AVE. Sc.
Veterans Bargain-$8,500
DOWN, S425: MO. PYMT.. S44.9O
Terrific value; 5 rms, full bsmt.,
modern kitchen; decorate to your
choice.
SEVERAL OTHER CT HOUSES
TO CHOOSE FROM
LU. 4-3342, Ma S-a797.
Ewes. CO. 5-6S3l
CAPITAL HILL REALTY co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BETHESDA
RAMBLER DE LUXE

BETHESDA
RAMBLER DE LUKE
Very large level lot, with trees; new
brick home. in a preferred area Of
fine homes: 3 large bedrooms, 2
baths; fun bsmt.. sep. dining room,
beautiful kitchen with the finest
equipment and ample breakfast
". sTei B. @RlaHr. SfleSfEr EN- lssee5eoo III 3
BRADLEY HILLS
e-appeaiing red brick Colonial. on
q homesite OF over $4,000 IT., with
wide frontage: den and powder rn.,
large modern kitchen with paneled
breakfast alcoye; q twin-sized bed
rms. and baths upstairs. Stairs
to storage attic; 2-car garagei storm
windows and many other extras
w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. 3-5600 I'll y.
CARROLL KNOLLS
4-bedrm., 2-bath brick Cape Cod;
screened porch: bsmt.; corner lot
SlS,950, GI or other terms.
CHEVY CHASE
4 -bedrm.. 2-bath Colonial: bsmt.,
h.-w.h.; settled neighborhood; Make
an offer. Asking S19,90u.. Will FLA.
GARRETT PARK
4 4-bedrm., 31z.bath brick Colonial;
screened porch: recr. rm.; garage;
81. 900 below VA appraisal: S23.a50.
CLAUDE WOOD, JU. 8-120O
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UNIVERSITY PARK
BRICK CAPE COD

4 bedrms., den. ga baths:
Just 3 years old; very con:
yentent to schools; garage and
cement driveway. Askins
S24 900. LILLARD REAL
ESTATE. UN. 4-3052.
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C0LORED-I3l 18th ST. s.E.-Large
row brick, q lovely big rooms, full
basement. Price. S12.50Q. Owner
4-0S94. THOS. j. FISHER Il CO.,
VACANT-ANACOS
S495 DOWN
Detached: g rms, bath: gas h.-w.h.;
biz. rooms; large lot: SIS mo-: move
right in.
Corner, modern brick: s rms. and
COMP completeIs t1u redec; % Ss5 mo. Move Move
right in. Ewes, RA, 6-2527.
PRESS REALTY CORP. ST. 3-g316
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SMART TOWN HOUSE

Entrance foyer, cloak room and pow
der room on first floor. Second floor:
wide hall. living room. dining room
pantry and kitchen. Third floor;
four bedrooms and sun porch.
baths. Top floor: 2 guest rooms and
Elevator from garage to third floor
House In excellent condition. To in.
spect call Mrs. Mark. DE. 2-t1Ol
or MA. 7-331s.
FRANCES POWELL FILL
Exclusive Agent
1908 goth st. NV. DE. "a l0l
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S14,9950'

of New Hamp. ave. and East-West
hwy; large liv. rm., sep. din. rnr..
equipped kit, twin-size bedrrfls..
large screened porch. storm win.
dOWs. fenced lot; vets SO down.
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Chevy Chase, $23, $50
2-BATH RAMBLER

$4,000 DOWN, Sl42 MO. FOR GI
First showing Of attractive brick
rambler with entrance foyer, un-
usually large liv. rm. 25xl5 with
fireplace; 8 bedrooms, one makes an
ideal den. tile baths, modern
kitchen, large utility rm.; glass
inclosed porch and built-in garage.
Available Immediately: Call Oh
6-676g tonight. SAMUEL E. BOG
LEY, INC. OIL. 6-7S00.
HUNT CLUB-$34, $50
Spacious custom-built brick and stone,
4-bedroom rambler on gently rolling
wooded acre. English-type basement
roughed-in rec. room with picture
windows; 2-car garage; screened
porch, Too many fine features TO
detail. For further information
CROSS g. PERRY, INC.
OIL. 2-009S open . to .
KENSINGTON HEIGHTS
OPEN SAT.-SUN.,. 2-6
rambler. basement, level lot; only
Sl4.750. Also 2-bedrm., all.brick
rambler, lovely trees; S13.500: nc
cash; GI; many others. See or call
BURTON, JU. g-7059. -27
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S14,5O0

'-bedrm. brick rambler, 3 yrs. old;
lot inclosed by stone wall; patio:
dozen of rosebushes; full bsmt. with
cedar paneled recr. rm.: Gl or
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(Cortinued on next psse)
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w. C.. & A, N. MILLER
POTOMAC. MARYLAND

DEVELOPMENT CO.
1850 Mass. Ave. NV, EN-. 2-4464
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BRADLEY HILLS
CARROLL KNOLLS
OAVNL4 ! I "S

i-bedrm., 2-bath ColoniaI; bsmt
h.-w.h.; settled neighborhood:, Max
an offer. Asking SI9,a50.. will FLA
GARRETT PARK
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.ARGE RAMBLER, of Mass. ave,
S%l .50O-One of the most beauti-
FULLY built homes to be found. plus
being one of the largest 3-bedroom
ramblers We have seen for this
money; massive stone -and-brick con-
struction with immense full base
ment: absolutely perfect condition; !;
delightful woodland setting, on a
large lot. near Sumner and Wood
Acres. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, OIL.
d-1QSQ. eyeS HI d-11SD
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corner house. 3 rooms. kit.
bath, LIST floor: Q rms, kit. bath.
sns md o1r 1sSs finished s. b,sn saiie OF s.rsss nsst
Phone NO. 7-7527. --2T
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

SILVER SPRING, MD.-want q 2s-
#. living room with wood d-burning
Toom SedSSns ssd corner doa6s sasb
lot? This home is FHA valued at
$4,000. For details call ROBERT
E. LOHR, Realtor. HE. $4,000. til
r. n m nv pa R.gR0O
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TAKOMA PARK, $4,000, 5cS down
GI-Nr. Montgomery Jr. College
Spacious 10-rm., 2-bath, corner det.
storm windows. de luxe KIT: ideal
home and income. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE, JU. 9-l103; ewes. RIA. T.
The echo., 1955-04-01

Deer Secretary:
This comes to thank you for the
'eautiful prize awarded to me in
he March Board My heart bubbl-
d over with joy when my vice
resident, Mrs. M. E. Peters, present
ID the prize to me. My mind ran
ba * to 1880 when l felt like a
little minnow in a great big pond
with only 13 members to represent,
however, we felt that Cod was with
US.
TO. Mr. A. J. Barnett. MIR. Mamie
Fage and Mr. VIM Kiasl7w. BOYS.
WY don't you get in the race?
Cr-wd me sometime. so I can feel
,--~5 am running
Mr.. Aaron "Kingfish" Trotter
Lodge No. 373
The echo., 1955-04-01
II. B. "A. Pledge
Campaign Gaining
Momentum
Dear Presidents:

Dear Presidents:
In checking over our Campaign
file we find that some of you have
not as yet made pledge and some
who have made a pledge have not
added single member on sald
pledge.
If each president were to add at
least one member on his pledge this
would make us know they were try
ing to get the number of members
pledged.
Some of the presidents pledged a
certain number of members and
they have gone beyond the pledge
made. Some have gone more than
halfway in getting their number
Some have almost doubled their
pledge: What have you done?
The Convention is not TOO far a
Wav and in this annual meeting
everybody will know who IS who
Will you be in the lineup oe ono #
those presidents who has for7ot'nH
his pledge or as one w-o fell by the
wayslde?
Some of the presidents realize the
fact that there will - SONS prosi-
dents VITO VIII not cone up wi,h
their pledge; Therefore, they arc get
ting their pleas. ard tree some. in
ocdr to help prirg UP TIE delinquent
presidents,
1t does seen that 1 president win
be able to add at least ONE mcmber
and yet. ara afraic we have irse
numher who VIII not he able to do
so. shall nol call their Names hut
they VII. iet you h~.ow who ;ae .-e
wlles. Ire ssnsrSi ps.. = Sss4..
The echo., 1955-04-01
Parcel-Post Rates Should Pay Costs g

With President Eisenhower asking 5eSS TO increase
postage rates up to third provide with which to
grant wage government employees II may be OF
general interest outline present parcel post syGem
Here is statement from A. L. Hammell president of Rail
way Express Inc admittedly hard hit by government
competition which subsidized part by funds taken from the
taxpayer
1T is staggering consider he said that for every dollar the
shipper sen parcel post during 947 1851 almost AZ had
be added by the general taxpayer make the difference be-
what the ShPpa pad what cost 70 provide parcel post
transportation
The dehc for thar hvecF rod amounted 70 20 million
SAID The deficit Includes 200 million dollars OF
paid tor by other
Government departnrrN
Our free eoepls gong be IN real trouble Mr
T,nm,u SAID III sll putting Government uther 'nen
o, ness Who knows whe are $ SPECIAL i.Ylepe will
uoi ~ geung Uncle lu so SOMEONE
sense
Y. tan e 10 24rcr' pc hold be suhsea
/ . pay
The echo., 1955-04-01
Soul Stirrers Set For
outhern Jaunt

~,t-. TIL --..-....1-. c-.,7
Stirrers, one Of Americas great Cos
pei singing groups, opened their an
nuaI spring tour OF the South the
early part of March. Their itinerary
arranged by Herald Attractions, Inc
4O56ia South Central Avenue, Los
Angeles, California includes engage
ments IN Texas, Louisiana Alabama
The echo., 1955-04-01
BaSsfield News
Dear SecrefarN

Dear Secretary:
This comes to let you and the
many Echo readers know that lodge
No. 81 has lost one of its faithful
members, in the person of Bro. Viii
liam Mickle, who departed this life
March II, 1855 We shall miss him,
but we hope our loss is Heavens
gain.
N. H. Barnes, President
The echo., 1955-04-01
Visits in Office

Mrs. Mary McShepard, president
# II. B. A. No 451 of DeKalb and
lrs Matilda Neeley, visited in the
ffice Of the H B. A last week, on
business pertaining to the lodge.
Evening star., 1955-04-14

Sove " and more on beautiful spring dresses in
one ond two-pece styles, including some en-
sembles. Sheer royon erepes, slip pole. silk
shontunes; broken sizes 10 to II in the group
Lansburghs-BETTER DRESSES
Second Floor
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so Prs. Orig. 7.ss and s.ss
TEENS SHOES
~

Red leather straps. oxfords in beige, also soddIe
leather slippers. Broken sizes 4 to 9.
Lansburoh's- SHoES-Second Floor
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MEMS sPoRTsWEAR

80 Mems Docron" Hose. Argyle,
ankle length with elostc tops.
Quiek-dry. Broken sizes $50
Is Mems Poiomos of famous make.
Strooht from stock, cotton flonneIs
that ore Sonforized not to shrink
more than %. Soed Broken 5e5 to
sizes --------L--------- 500
S. Mems Docron@ Shirts in oil white.
Pque weave. Easy wosh, quick dry
nosno ironing. Soft slotted collars,
reoulor cuffs Broken sizes 3oo
sDu Fonts Polyester Fiber
Lansburgh,s ,s-MENS FURNISHINGS-Street
Evening star., 1955-04-14

AlI-woo plush. suede. boucle and other fine
fobrcs in fitted and boxy styles, nnony exclusives
and nationally advertised styles!. Grey. wine,
rose black wonens holf sizes in the group.
Lansburgh's-WOMENS COATS
Second Floor
Evening star., 1955-04-14

Fomous- name psticks in sealed plostie coses
New, populor colors to choose from.
'Plus 1GS Federal Tar
-COSMETICS-Stfeet Floor
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STATIONERY

HANDkERCHIEFS
Orig. NOW
20 Mems Linen Hond<erchiefs- 80 4se
so Mems and Women.s Hondketchiefs,
linen and eottons, mony one-of-o- SECT
kind --------- 100 2se
Lansbu,phs HANDKERCHrEFS-Sreet Floor
Evening star., 1955-04-14
Special Purchase! 1,44O Cakes of
BULK SOAP
Is cake. 81

Choice of pine, cold creom. floro scented Or Iono-
lin soaps in this group, now sole priced.
Lansburghs- -CoSMETICS-StreetF Floor
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-04
Harry w. Cakes, 53,
County Native,
Dies at Chicago

Funeral services for Harry w
Cakes. 50. a native OF Prince Ed
ward County who died Tuesday.
Dec 81. at Chicago after a brief
Illness. will be held Tuesday al
Collins Funeral Home here at
2 p. M Interment Will be IN the
family cemetery. near Pamplin.
Mr.. Cakes. who was born in the
county near Pamplin. had been
employed by the New York Cen
trail Railroad. and was a member
OF the brotherhood Of railway
men
He is survived BY Two sons
Harry lyle and Walter Woodson
Cakes. Of Chicago. his father
John Cakes. of Pamplin: bro
ther. S. w. Oakes. Of Norfolk. a
sister. Mrs. c. P Woodall d
Pamplin. and two grandchildren
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-04
Pamrpliin

DR.. Charles Scott. Of Burkeyllle
and c. w. Palmer spent Friday
hunting with friends at Darling
ton Heights
r. w. Jones. of Roanoke. vts.t-
ed his brother. r. H. Jones
Thursday
Mrs W. /. Shipp and sons were
overnight guests Tuesday Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. Reid
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ravens
and sons. spent several days last
week with Mr. and Mrs T v
Owen.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. L Ramsey Of
Lynehburg. eturning from
Greensboro. N. C.. where they
! spent the Christmas. and Mrs
Erneasa Whit. were dinner
guests Thursday OF Mfr and Mrs
q. w. Palmer
| Mrs. Walter Bowman was 4
/ Thursday dinner guest Of Mr.. anc
| Mrs. John craddock.
Little Robby Wilson has beer
sick for several days, but is nov
/ improving.
| Dinner guests Friday evening O.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c T. Redo and Mr.
and Mrs. r. T Redd were Mr.
and Mrs, Charles Owen, Miss Lo
DiShmayl and r. v Owen. jrts
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-04

i MIS-. R6@GttE bGGGF
R0e ift Bruce Jr VINO has
bten spend!ne the holidays pi1lr
hS parents expects .1 return l-
s sshod SUNDAY
J ~ Thompson b pa 4e0.
"a t5s Retreat geE lhe SHk Hos-
agaj Richmond M urH-
1olI rrt..asla fet a.l+.Jn
II IL ntt raataH4 WA Iia- AZ 4
have I'D hate an operation
VISITOR dursne jl2e holiday ot
Mr. end Mrs J 3 Wood 0ege
MI aua Mrs Bruce Spencer Of
FarmyIl-e Miss sa4a Corou. If
CurleslaId AIr and Alr 3 Nd
AyieS % Richmond They also
were visitors ia the hcfne ID Mrs
Park.e wood and Misses Minnie
ard Est5l Wood and MI and
Mrs Dud Coleman
Rev and Mrs Carroll Freeman
ana dauehtefs are guests tof fhe
holidays of Nr and MrS f II.
Forbes
MR. CLYDE Moss ana Miss Ciara
Moss of Norfolk are spending .Nc
Christmas holidays IN tne home
Of Alr and Mrs James Dunna-
yant
Aiiss Appln Moss VIII return
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-04

A recent squirt in sales by the
nations chain and mail order
stores has brought their volume
near the high levels of 1853
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-04
Mrs. Ida Andrews Honored With Life
Membership in Women Church Group

Mrs Ida Andrews. OF Prospect.
Who has served the Presbyterian
Church in womens work since
1888 has been honored with 81
life membership IA the Women
Of The Church, Presbyterian
Church U S
Her associate in women's work
at Davis Memorial Presbyterian
Church. Pros peel. conferred this
honor in recognition Of Mrs And
rews loyalty and active partlci-
patton for many years in women s
affairs Of her local and South
ern Church
Mrs Andrews joined Davis
Church. at Prospect, in 1927 but
that was only continuation Of
an active church life from ear
ller days IN Charlotte ana Buck
ingham counties
Ii began when she Joined with
her husband. the late Richard
r. Andrews, IN membership at
Rough Greek Presbyterian Church
Charlotte county, IN 1893 Later
she was one OF the charter mem
hers Of Oak View Presbyterian
Church also in Charlotte county.
She shared church activity
with her husband before his
death in 1926. since he served as
an elder at both New Store Pres
By.erian Church and al Oak
Grove Church
Mrs Andrews now makes her
home with her daughter and SON
n-law, Mr. and Mrs j F Glenn.
at Prospect. one Of her greatest
Joys is sharing In the lives Of
six living children and 10 70 more
whom she Is grandma" and to l6
youngsters more 10 whom she IS
grgat~grandma
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-04
WorIey w. Brown, Y,
Dies In Henrico

Funeral services we're held Sat
urady morning TOR W0rley Wythe
Brown. u. who died. Thursday
December 30. at# his home Oh
Gary town Road. Henrico Coun-
ty Intermeut was in RiveTeleW
cemetery
Mr. Brown was born IN Rural
Retreat. Va. son Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Brown He en-
terested the cattle business and
for the past 20 years has been
farming in this cetion He moved
TO Henrico from IPoWhalan coun-
IT, about three years ago
He is survived by a son, Wythe
Walden Brown, Of Richmond two
sisters. Mrs. Or4ilIe Repass. Of
Pulaski. and Mrs. r o Jones. Of
Farmville, four grandchildren
and a number Of nieces and
nephews
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-04
Warminster

The Rev r T. WIthers. Jr,. Of
FarmWile held Christmas services
at Grace Church. Maneto, Sun
day morning Dec. %. With the
communion service
r r. Moon continues sick at
his home Travellers Res
Frank Critz. of Stuart iii Pat
rick county. spent Christmas
with his brother and sister In
law Mr. and Mrs Robert Critz
w G Horsley and y c Hors-
ley also Harry Wyland MI and
Mrs. w. Gill Riggs ana little Pat
ty Riggs, Of Richmond spent the
Christmas week end with Mrs
w @ Horsley and MRS Harry
Wyland
Miss Mary < Glover and
Chapman Glover were dinner
guests Sunday Dec rs OF the
Rev and Mrs. r r WLthers, Jr
In FarmvilIe
MIS- w @ Dolan Mrs G O
Dolan and daughters. Of Nor
wood. spent the day Monday with
MI and Mrs w r Branch and
had supper Monday night With
MI, and Mrs T. @ Adcock
Haltwel Caben of EdgeWood
celebrated hiH 81 birthday Christ
mas Eve AT Ills home with fam
ily dinner party Hale and hearty
he says he does NO. expect To
celebrate more than ten more
birthdays
Mr.. and Mrs r. ] Martin and
daughter Suf.e. Of King port.
Tenn. Miss tAary Patteson 81
Mary Washington College Jack
Paueson. Of University Of North
Carolina, and Mrs. Mary Lyons
we're Chris mas week end guests
Of MI and Mrs James NJ. Pat
teson at Manteo
Miss Mary n Glover spent
several days III Norfolk With MIR.
and Mrs. II. + VIccellio
Mr.. and Mrs. 7 @ Adcock and
daughter, Joyce. spent Christ
mas Eve and Christmas Day with
Mr. and Mrs. w S Walker at
Crewe. and them two Rrahds0ns,
Tommy and Bobby, returned ulth
them for a few days visit
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-04
Ct. MBtRI AND LEGION PARTY

The 6rst annual combiuatiosl
Christmas and New years party
Va& held ,a& week 1T tht post
home yn Sunny Side
Approximately 100 persons II
tended The b(liiet style dinner and
dance mehain Fourth District
Commander NV Holland and
Mrs Hpuand wno is president Of
,ho Fourth District Auxiliary
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-04
Green Bay

Mr4. l. n Lyon and Mrs W
G Dudley we're joint POSSESSES al
d Ilneheon Friday afternoon THEN
guests included. Mrs Roy La
cudo Mrs Clara Dunton. Mrs
T. 7! Moran. Mrs. J M Inge
Mrs j M Cobp. Mrs. r. Fl. Luz
kin. Mrs. Cal tr. Mrs. Edward
Wilson. Mrs. r. n Cunningham
Mrs b n Anderson Mrs. G ID
Canada Miss Matte 1Lorton.
Miss Whsle Thornton. Mrs M
FlneVHTl and Mrs Robert Sears
Of Charlotte Court House. Mrs
Randall Irwin u Philadelphia,
and Afrs Henry Pack Of Apo
nlattox
Mr.. and Mrs. George Abbitt
Terry have returned 10 Washing
ton after q visit here with Mr.
Terrys mother. Mrs. H r Terry
MISE Ernestine Southall spent
The Christmas holidays With her
mother. Mrs, l. M Southall
Winchester Guests
Mr.. ard Mrs. j Earl Wood re-
turned To Winchester this week
end after 4 va$it here with Mrs
woods mother Mrs H f Clark
MisB Della Hughes. OF Balti-
more Miss Martha Hughes, OF
Durham. n G.. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Hughes ana son. Of Rich
mond spent Christmas with Mrs
II G Hughes
MlsB Kate Franklin is visiting
relatives IN Richmond
Mrs Edith w Trower. Of Nor
folk. spent last week end here
With Miss Flora Belle Williams.
Mr. and MRS Billy Lyon and
family Of Winchester. and Mr..
and Mrs Jimmy Lyon and fam
ily Of Raleigh N c. and f. New
ton Lyon, II Of Louisville. Ky.
spent Christmas with Mrs Leslie
~ IAgon
visit I.ynchburg
Mrs, w b Ford and Mrs. II
NJ Marshall are visiting relatives
in Lynchburg.
Mi and MIS- Kenneth Fairar
and daughter Norma Katherine.
have returned to Pearlsburg af-
ten visit with Mr. Farrar's par
ents MI and Mrs y E. Farrar
Marion Duling Of Mineral and
spent the seek end
here.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-04
BUILDS II BUSINESS

Romtrrd England In order -
bpild 10 q business Of his OWL.
Alan Motsan 26 year-old under
taEcr. admitted In court that be
had stolen headstones and u
marble angel from a cemetery
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-04
Buckingham

ssilt hEIlo liam
=
,ss1 + r..-,9,-
,f tas a-n.v 81 GSsarss ADOBE
as Cdl. 81 p kF-
81. aa lie C94
III -4 naf
.fre i nm kaaDy ,and f4.n4f,
II H9. ~arlnss III. al.0 y.sa.ee
4 III. ,n,e IL 3B. i).c..g,1t,=
n Ii D -eueWr 81 T9ev t33t
Mrs McKeaays s.gtef Mildred
sack vita th-a1 h.. a ,ls.e bt fore
aar re.urn t1 Minnesota
MI ana Mrs Ai O aaalaF ata
Chris tmas dinnef III Parnrlle
With A and Mr s p Glover
Nj and Mrs " c Canda, and
Mi and Mrs } Kempeg Bltler
On the evsnina of December n
Mr. and MI sadlel rad the
.fEee FarmFlllf couples as thelF
N pncl-5ng,.ars
Iur and >Tr. y NH .nab
III or4 s,n Yant s.sra -7ssts
s,,n4a,. ri a44 ana A4rs p4dsa
ehe,bers
~ ard Mrs Frank we,b ana
aauehtpr enant Sunday w5ta Mi
ana Mrs Kr3< Jones III Raw
mas They mad ~ their guests
Chr.stnas Dav Mrs We3bs, par
ents Nj and Mrs d II Harris.
Of Pro- Dect
Mrs Mamie G Powell. Of Jack
sonvlle. Fla. il spending this weak
With Mr. and Mrs. Charles M
Spencer and also visiting friends
III Farmyille
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Guinea

Mrs Frank II Brown and son
Bernard We're recent guests OF
Mrs j p Stfatton
Mr. and Mrs Donald Keith and
children. Roy and Gail Of Gath
ersbufp, Md, were Christmas day
guests Of MI. and Mrs Charles
Fridley and family Of West Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Snelson and
children. Linda and Billy of Rich
mond were Sunday guests in the
same home