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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED tcon,.

HILLcREsT HEIGHTS, MD.-3 bed
rms: full bsmt.; semidet,; conv, to
school. shopping ctr, busline: S125.
10. s-5140. 2506 Iverson st. Sc.
3rd AND oGLETHoRPE ST. NV
3-bath semidet. brick: 8 rms. plus
bsmt. apt. lge, ward. OIL. 4-0S76.
BARNEY CIRCLE, 1897 X st. s.e.-
Lovely home; 5 rooms; fenced yard;
"a blk. to bus: 500. OIL. 4-7922.
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$685. DOWN
9th AND r SITS. NE.

NEW-HOUSE CONDITION
investment that will
pay for itself. This house has been
completely redeeorated from the
portunity to rent an outstandine
complete apt. in the basement with
a private front entrance. Complete
ly new hardware. light fixtures and
Venetian blinds throughout. Floors
reflnished. Oil h.-w. heat. This is a
home the owner can take over with
no additional outlay Of money for
-mediately. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated. To see call Mr.. Kaiser.
KAISER REALTY CO.
TRADES ACCEPTED-CO. 5-22ao
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OPEN SUNDAY. 2-DARK

OPEN SUNDAY, Z-DAHh
Near New Providence Hospital, 1924
Faraday place ne. 3-bedrm. brick,
Powder rm. 1st a.. S14,950. Assume
large GI loan, present payments.
S66,44 monthly plus taxes. LA. g.
3026: KRETSINGER REALTY. LA,
COLORED-NO DOWN PAYMENT,
1853 11th st.-consisting of : baths.
new gas automatic heat. and . apts.;
owner leaving Wash. shortly. MR..
HOLLANDER, HE. 4-8617, ewes: or
EX.- 3-340s until $40. 23
COLoRED - NO DOWN PAYMENT,
500, Florence st., Oath and Nd
ave.)-6 rms, auto. heat. and avail.
immed. $3.50. MR., HoLLANDER.,
HE, HE 1-ss17 Ia eveS'; or Elk Sa 3-saos
CooLoREDws50O DowN-woodridee;
lovely 6-rm. det. home; full bsmt:;
extra.lge. lot S99.50 mo. ME.
CoLORED-IF YOU ARE ONLY 2.
why not 3-family apt. unit? Live
in one and make 1t easy with the
rent from the other two. Liv. .rm..
bedrm., kit. and modern tiled bath
in each apt. Hardwood floors, sas
h.w.h. Apis. now renting for S15
per month each. No vacancies. DE.
2-5420. "a
COLoREp-BY EASTERN HIGH
6 RMS. 2 ENCLOSED PORCHES
Arranged for apts.. ca. with private
trent and amt rear sntf entrances; frao orfh 1ql
very clean 1-owner properly. Cali
Mrs. Cox. LU, 2-Si36 or ST. 3-736s.
ATLAS REALTY co IA
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HUNT coUNTRY-charm-
ing rambler. S32 50O:., on acre and
place, din, rm.. modern kitchen.
3 bedrms., 2 baths. full bsmt, 2.
car garage. Act quickly herei
S22 22.950-Fieldstone and frame ram.
bier. approx. Ia acre Of ground.
kitchcen, 8 bedrms.. bath and half.
breezcWay and garage. -
RAMBLER WITH A V1EW-S24 $50,
Features. large living dining comb,
completely. tiled Thermador kitchen,
3 large bedrms., 2la baths. full bsmt..
rec. rm., 2-car carDort: $4,000 cash.
ARDMORE REALTY CO., OIL. 2-f135
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SLOT MACHINES
LIQUOR

AAey SSAS
On and of liquor; 1-day license.
Lexington Park, Md. Hot bed Of
monthly and more. 90eo bar. about
$4,000 yearly profit, plus take
from 10 slot machines; priced for
quick sale, $4,000, about "a crsh.
LANE PASTOR, Ex. s-2555
IA ROOMS, 3 BATHS
Rent. $I37. Inc. quoted, $3.50. Auto.
heat Long lease Elab. furn. Park
rd. A real buy. $4,000. Wants $500
8 L.H.K.-RENT, S110
Mass. ave. Inc. quoted, $500. Long
lease. OIL heat. Large rear yard.
Only Loo. Wants $500 down.
LIQUOR-RESTAURANT
Seats 200. Rent, $3.50. Inc. quoted,
$4,000 mthly. No entertainment
Same owner 10 yrs. Shows big net
profit. Exclusive clientele. Wants
$1,000 down.
SNACK BAR
Downtown ONCE bldg. Inc. quoted
mod. equitA $1,000 down.
G. ]. Xkung, ST. 3-1500
lo2o vsrg ; Ave. NV. Suite sos
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$a3 3950-RAMBLER; not quite an
ishcd; buy now and choose your
decorations; beautiful; BIG bed
spacious bsmt. with firepl; la-acre
level lot: carport: conv. Silver Spring
loc
Evening star., 1955-02-23

WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Chevy Chase, most convenient loca-
tion;. older home, approx, h-acre
MALoRA r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
1906 Wis. Ave. NV. WO 6-2923
-2S
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
1871 Delaheld pl. n.e.-Modern B.
bedroom semidetached house with
separate dining room. kitchen equip.
with electric dishwasher and gar
bage disposal, recreation room in
basement; Sll0 mo. SIDNEY 2.
MENSH & CO.. MA. S-6440. "a
3 BEDRMS.. Rockville ---- SIlb
3 BEDRMS.. Chevy Ch. ----S Sl76
3 BEDRMS., Rock Greek $500
THOS. L. PHILLIPS WO. $1,000
581l 18th st. NV
3-Story and Bsmt., Det. Home
10 rms. . baths, oil heat
EX. 3-5707 RA. 3-2456
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Columbia pike at Fred
erick St. Magnolia Gardens--Ayail
nov. beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination. 2 large
bedrooms latest in kitchen equip
ment. parquet floors, Venetian blinds,
3 exposures, utils. furn.; 500 mo
One bedroom $50 SO. For info. call
IA. 5000
new. Walk-in closets. parquet oak
floors. picture windows, parking.
shopping. quiet wooded area. No
children. SS2.50 and sos. Out Will
son blvd, left on Oak St. right to
1884 18th rd N. Apt. g. L2S
bedroom apt. all
utils.; convenient to bus; re-
deeora.ed I'm Immediate possession
ffkI A Rii2soo o a-bedrm.. SIS: /.
bedrm., S74 50: lovely environment
at bus. 922 S. Washington st. PA
rm., din. area. bed
rm.. kit. and bath; cony. to shop
ping and bus: rents, S6S and $50.
ARIEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP.
253a Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va. ia
duplex home apt:
;;,,iue hedrmS; IL req I'm. s clcse-in cSnv''
IA. 5-727O, 1900 N. Oak st. -S5
s59. 50-One-b apt. nr. Wash
and Lee shopping center: no utilS
EN-. 3-567S. DAYS; EN-. 3-920S. ewes
ARL.. s79.50-2-bedrm. apt: mod
ern bldg; conv. loc.; no children:
restricted McCLAINE PROPER
TIES, 2iO0 Wilson blvd. IA. 2-3300,
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LUXURY CUsToM-BUILT, in choice
Silver Spring area; = yrs. old: NOV.
ing to Florida. Liv. rm., din. rnl.,
In $4,000 class. See iti
E. F. BLANCHARD, Ritz, JU. $4,000
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


GROCERY, self-service; meats; To-
Gated in rapidly growing suburbs;
Is Minis. from Union Market; gross,
$50, 900 last year. Dollar for dollar
stock; Balance and rent reasonable.
Call UN. 4-9S97. Pr
ROPE WALK MARKET, 5431 Annap-
oils rd.-We can offer terms on this
nice grocery and meat business; :
IDEAL for man and wife. The price
stock. This is a splendid oppor-
SMILEY. INC, UN. 4-S260. ga
RESTAURANT, located on main thor
oughfare in Alexandria; seats around
100 people in main dining room,
with private banquet room; A.B.C.
on and of license; conditioned;
rel. Only SI2,500 Easy terms. AL
SMITH REALTY. K1. S-6652. Ewes,
TAvERN@ABc on and off sale: :' To-
Gated on main highway In Va, 20
Minis. from d. c.; rent only S125
ters; seats approx. As; $500 On:
$4,000 total. Call OWNER. Crescent
BAR And GRILL. doing good b1si-
ness: busy location in s.e. Wo.
pSHiEI's AZ GHci PARK-Fast-srowing COM
munity. existing business prosper
and laundramat. viii build to
suit tenant. Location suitable for
barber shop. drugstore, beauty salon,
RsAaeasonstae, Ia SsSd6 ,aster sts; RA' $4,000 y T.
C.P.A. will purchase accounting prac-
tics or individual accounts. LA; e.
AfTENrIoN fiHs BUSINESSMEN, -I1 nice
street floor store, one OF the best
ave. Ideal for any type business.
Will consider option to buy bldg.
v. Star. Us
SAW MILL, complete with 4s and
So inch blade. edger. firewood saw
planer, CUTOFF saw, tractors and
truck, For appointment, call RE
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET
Priced for Quick sale. partners have
other interests. 6-day week. good
hours. Open 9. to 1880. Call LU,
chiNeaiiLhss. alsasai iissr ss6g: pj%. 3 males, 8
females; sshs resistered' Phone Dy; DSyS;. g
INVESTMENT SS2si OPPORTUNITY in
eiectronic eauipment. aiaSsufins INQUIRIES ins
yestoEs. Write PRESIDENT, Box
rv REPAIR BUSINESS. in growing
Fairfax County: excl. franchise in
Culmore shopping ctr. Call DE. q
\ SSSs oSa,Nc ST RA; hr,s1Nsss s1s2sS 2s dasn
10 rooms, baths, garage, oil heat;
900. block Of 10th ST. NV; has 4
kitchens; nr. @. w. University. Ed
WIN 1. ELLIS, Broker, RE. 7-5l40.
HOTEL STYLE
20 rooms not far from 18th and K
SITS. NV. (really clean place.; in
come quoted, $500 mo-: rent now
$3.50 mo-; lease. EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont ave. RE. 7-5l40.
COFFEE SHOP
For lease in hIgh-type apt hotel.
new equipment, very attractively
furnished. room for expansion; suit
able for man and wife. can be
leased on reasonable basis: refer to
experience and capital. Box 3gS-V.
Star. "a
SLOT MACHINES
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CoLoRED-yAcANT

WOODBRIDGE NE. SECTION
For only S995 down you can get
q detached home. As pretty as q
picture. A homUsthat has been newly
redecorated outside and inside. A
purchaser. II you have good job
call Immediately till pm.
MURRAY LEVINE-AD. 4-3737
COLORED-MICHIGAN PARK
$3.50 down, 2la-yr.-old modern brick.
8 bedrms., powder rm. on 1st floor.
mod. kit. with disposal and dish
washer. Full bsmt. Assume large
TOR. MA. S-502O IA
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WOODM0OR, q most unique home.
all brick, & rms. baths. 25-ft.
screened porch, paneled-recreation
rm. Complete wall-to-wall carpeting.
Diversified built in garage. VACANT.
POSSESSION WITH DEPOSIT. Ewes.
OIL. 4-1S5", daily til q pm. EN-. o
7400. METZLER, REALTOR, 5022
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R5EIP,gGED 5I,gs ,,,lg lggoR QUICK sAtE.
9SMTHdE eSTfos MSsT NoK p5cFos Se4t pHA ssfi a. u.
AVE, s. g.. MD. MODERN, DET.
BRICK. S23.950. o RMS. Ia
BATHS GARAGE. LOUIS RuD-
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ARL. bright. cheerful l-bed-
rm. apt. Garden project. Ldry. fac.
min. Pentagon, D. c. SIS. incl.
utils. IA. S-5593. ia. 2-5Gd0. "a
s69-One -bedrm. apt. mr.. Wash. and.
Arl. blvds.. Pentagon, Ft. Mver.
3-567s days; EN-. 3-920S. cves. -
1901 N. oUINN-One bedroom. liv.
rm., dinette, kit. and bath; avail.
Mar. /. Call res. mgr, IA. S-4l37.
ADJACENT FIT. MYER-Clean, mod
ern apt; bedrm.. S64.50, plus
utils. Avail. immed. ia. 7-S427 be-
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GROCERY, self-service: meats; To-
Gated in rapidly growing suburbs;
Is Minis. from Union Market; gross,
$50 900 last year. Dollar for dollar
stock. Balance and rent reasonable.
Coll I'm A-nSur
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Realtors, Uptown once. EN-. 2-671I
Evening star., 1955-02-23
COFFEE SHOP

For lease in hIgh-type apt. hotel.
new equipment, very attractively
furnished: room for expansion; suit
able for man and wife: can be
leased on reasonable basis: refer to
experience and capital. Box 3gS-V.
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CHEVY CHASE

tcontinued on next paesl
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1909 Kennedy st
rms, gas heat. rec rm.: garage:
Al shape; only Sl25 mo. MR.
NEUMANN. MA S-2321 ~
BETHESDA-Beaut.. 2 rms. mr.. NH,
Navy Hosp: fenced yrd..- servants
rm.. bath. ldry. bsmt. OIL. 2-7541'
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HOTEL STYLE

HOlEL . I 7 LIZ
20 rooms not far from 18th and K
SITS. NV. (really clean place.; in
come quoted, $500 mo-. rent now
$3.50 mo-; lease. EDWIN L, ELLIS,
1910 Vermont ave-, RE. T-5l40.
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3s14 East Capitol ST.; semidet., Co.
tSha saths bst snlfn sss STiGk ae heat sm' priced
S13.25O; conv. terms. FREDERICK
A. BLUMER CO., 617 Pa. ave. Sc.
IL 7-ln&R "a
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WHEATON-Non-GI. Bargain $500
cash. 3-bedrm. brick rambler, fun
bsmt.; lge. level, Anchor-fenced yd. !:
storm sash. Owner sacrificing equity.
Payts., S109 per mo. Immaculate
conditicn. Immediate possession,
GIDEON c. JOHNSON, LO. 4-7Ol7.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19

istt
Mis- Ala DanEley has return
H t0 her home tn Powhatan af-
TN visit ID her daughter Mrs
wilbur Brown Of Bansville
Hurricane Connie was an IN
welcome visitor III this comnunl-
ty on Friday she blew many
limbs from trees. and there was
no phone service at Birdland
Farm until Sunday Vet All Or
us had much To l>e thankful for
as She aid not do any serious
damage
Mrs Francis Dobbins, of Val
dosta Ga IS visiting Mr. and
Mrs H Fl Dobblns. OF PoVhatan
Mrs Jane Clarke Ciarnett. OF
Alexandria arrived on Thursday
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ WhItlock. OF Macon. She re-
turned home on Sunday Other
guests IN the same home were
Mr. and Mrs Hudson. Of Rich
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19
Trenholm

Nj and Mrs Sidney A Stokes
1islIed his parents Mr. and Mrs.
" Stokes Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Lucado, Of
Pampl.n VISITED her parents Mr..
and Mrs W II Smith Sunday.
MI and Mrs. Bell Raymond.
u FarmWlle. spent Sunday with
his daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les DeNoon
Mr. and Mrs. 9 3 Cosby, Jr..
and children and Mrs. Grace
Cosby left Friday to spend some
time with Mrs Cosby sister, Mrs
Rufus Iill and Mr.. Hill in Ash
boro n G
Mr. and Mrs. Il. J Willis and
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Hutchings
pent Friday III Roanoke.
Henry Hatcher. spent Sunday
u Richmond with his mother,
Mrs Lucy Ella Hatcher.
Curtis Wilburn. Of Richmond.
VISITED his mother. Mrs. Alma
Wilburn. this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Childress
and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Houchins and son, of
Richmond visited Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Palmore Sunday.
Mrs Effie Hatcher and Msrs.r.
Eva Stokes attended the county
planning board meeting of the
Home Demonstration Clubs. at
Powhatan Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Hutchings
Betty Jane Willis and Ruth +
Stokes visited Nancy Lee Nichols
at Macon Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Carey DeNoon
Of Michaux visited Mr.. and Mrs
J / DeNoon Sunday
Mr. and MIS- Charlie Duke and
children Of Richmond, visited
her parents Mr. and Mrs Il w
Wilburn and her sister. Mr.. and
Mrs r II hatcher. Sunday.
MIR and Mrs Carl Dederick.
If Hampton. spent the week end
with Mr. and MIS- J | DcNoon
Mrs. Cecil DeNoon returned with
Them to Hampton TO spend sew
cral DAYS and viii visit also Mr.
and Mrs Carlton Steger while
there
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19

Melton and Miss Margaret wish
on social worke. from Ports
mouth and n Clapp Of the
Indiana State Boys school
Wednesday. Augusta 10, seven
high school English students
we're taken to williamsburg To
see the pageant. The Common
Glory Mr. Hayes and Mfr Yates
accompanied them Mr. Hayes
was formerly a member OF The
cast o. The Common Glory.
Coach Bill Wills Of WRVA
Radio Station and Earl Kelly a
member Of our wrestling team
are attending the Lehigh Uni
yers.tv Wrestling clinic at Beth
lehem Pa this week One boy
from the school is selected for
this trip each war
Iutra mural wrestling bouts at
the school VIII begih in MD Sep
tember With Mr. willis coaching
the teams Football practice has
already started with Bill BaIson
coaching
Boys Given Party
Mrs Sullivan Mrs. Stanley and
Mrs Pennington OF May Me-
moral Baptist Church, Po&ha-
tan entertained the boys Of II
cottage recently DIT a party given
at Beaumont Many games we're
played With prizes gwen the YIN
ners. some Of tf1e boys contr-
buted music and singing. and
nice refreshments were served
These parties are held about
every three months BY the ladies
circles Of the Mag Memorial Bap-
list Church VINO also send gifts
at Chustmaa and letters ana
gifts to boys who receive 40 mail
from home This contribution BY
the ladies Of the church brings Il
lot Of cheer INTO the lives Of tile
bows at Beaumont
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19
oWhatan All-Stars
Richmond Baptists

Softbau and good food viii be
featured Saturday night. August
~ At 3 90 III when the ALL
Stars o. the PoHhatan Church
League play Central Baptist
Church currently leading one Of
The South Richmond Church
Leagues The Ail-Stafs will be
composed Of three members from
ZACH of SIX teams May Memorial
GfaceIand. Piedmont. Ped Lane.
Mt Morah- and Old Powhatan.
Co-Starred viii be food sale
and soft drinks.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19
Belona

The RoY Wilson Stitt brought
q most inspiring message to the
congregation at Emmanuel Epis-
copaI Church Oh Sunday at ii
a n The attendance was quite
good considering the rain pour
ed down
Nj and Mrs Aiert Bowles and
Two children and Mrs. g NJ
Rlldd Of Richmond. visited Mr.
and Mrs { NJ Bell on Saturday
Mrs w J. Hubbard accompa-
MED her son. Guy. to his home
IN Richmond on Sunday for
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19

Mrs Carlton Stegcr. Of Hamp-
ton. and daughter. Mrs F. W
Butler, Of Memphis, Tenn her
mother Mrs Asburn. Of Hampton
visited Mr. and Mrs J l. De-
Noon Thursday.
Mrs. Eulia cambridge. Of Rich
mond. spent last week with her
son. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Pal
more, Mrs Mae DcNoon and Mrs
Celeste Jones spent Monday in
Richmond.
The hurricane Connie" did a
lot Of damage in this community
to corn. tobacco, and uprooted
trees. Lights, were out, phone
lines down and the rain fell in
torrents
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19

moud Who we're dinner yisitots
there on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs William Temple
man Of Newport News were
e4ests Oh Miss Birdie Baugh On
sunday afternoon
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19

Nh and Mrs Harry Nelson CAT
ner. Of this city
Garner was also an active mem :
ocr in Co g" Farmville National
Guard unit.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19

~ Identification program
New members Of the club are
Mrs Jim y oyer, Mrs. Milton
Reid Mrs John Vaughan. Jr..
Mrs John Wood. and Mrs. q. 3
Lush.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19
Beaumont

Beaumont. like most places in
this section. is busy hopping up
after Hurricane Comics wind
and rains We are thankful 10
report that no one was Injured
during the storm ard no great
damage done The, school has
been without electric power for
three days, due 10 many broken
power lines, and some damage
was done TO the corn crops and
garden, In the pine grove sur
rounding the home Of II A Iayne
and Stacey Clements, more than
forty large pine trees were up
rooted and blown down. and a
number Of other large trees
about the place were also up
rooted The staff and students
at the school deserve TO be COM
mended for their cagmness and
cooperation during this emergen-
cy.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Weakly and
Betty Joan. cut short
their vacation at Buckroe Beach
and returned 10 Beaumont.
Mr. and Mrs Aleshlre and
children are vacationing IN
Tom Mills IS hospitaIized at
Medical College Of Virginia fol-
lowing an automobile accident
near the school on. Thursday.
August H.
Hospital Patient
Ned Nelson is a patient at a
Richmond hospital where he viii /
undergo an operation
Visitors to the school during
inc past week were Miss Nancy
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19
kascttisingl
DON'T SCRATCH
ThAI lTChi

lTCH -NE->OT when applied for tn. itch
Of eczema. rinx~orm. athletes foct in
sect bites and other surface rsshe. or ssnr
i0c back at am drug store. TO-DAY at
GRAY : DKt G. STORE.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19

Spl!uterS OF glass may be picked
up safely with cotton ball
dampencd with water.
Smyrna times., 1955-09-01

COME ONE. COME ALL and help yourselves this desert
Apple Sauce Buffet is simple belongs in the why didn't
think of this before" category And it's good tasting
everyone will enjoy it.
Just fill big deep bowl the brm with your favore brand
of apple we'll chilled Around set smaller
bowls each containing different topping Guests help themselves
and have fun selecting the various delicious oppng for the
You'll find they will combine two three toppng
and then back for second hepngs to taste the Others
The toppng suggested here coconut peanuts whipped
and crumbed peppermint candies You might offer ans
canded chopped ginger crunched brittle marshmaow
maraschno cherries mixed ctron fruits svered
almonds The canned apple with its ught consistency
and lively tang takes glory with oppngs like these
APPLE SAUCE BUFFET
cups canned apple sauce. l cup shredded
chilled I cur ed peanuts
Va pint heavy cream whipped cup crushed peppermint
Serve apple bowl Put whipped cream coconut
peanuts and crushed peppermint candy small Place
small bowls around large bowl of apple Let your
fix their combination of apple Yields $40 servings
Smyrna times., 1955-09-01
ChesWOld

Cheswold Methodist Church, the
Rev. G. H. Squires pastor, an
nounces the following services for
Sunday: Sunday School, 10 am;
Mr.. Bennie Shockley, superintend-
ent; Morning worship hour, IL
am. Choir practice on Thursday
evening at s pm. at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Lafferty
and family of Milford were Sun
day guests of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. ]. Lafferty.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bamberger
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mayer and son, of Easton,
Md.s spent Sunday at Ocean City,
Maryland.
Mrs. Esther Hynson and child
rem spent the weekend at Fen
wick Island. r
Mrs, Marie Stauffer and daugh-
ter, Miss Elsie Fretz, of Whining
ton spent last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Barcus.
Mrs. Laura B. Harrington was
given a surprise birthday party
on Saturday evening, August 20,
in honor of her S0th birthday. She
was greeted by friends, neighbors
and relatives, also received a num-
ber of cards, gifts, flowers and
best wishes from all her friends
who attended. Congratulations to
our friend and neighbor on her
birthday.
Mrs. Ida Emory has returned
home after spending the past
week with Mrs. Minnie Camper at
Bowers Beach.
Mrs. Lille Cooper accompanied
Mrs. Margaret Hairgrove and Mrs.
Mary Hinsley of Camden to Cam
bridge, Md, last Friday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Knotts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellbridge Masten,
Mr.. Louis Masten accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Burger and
Mrs. Elwood Sipple of Dover to
Riverview Beach last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chippie are
receiving congratulations on the
arrival of a baby boy last week
at Kent General Hospital.
Smyrna times., 1955-09-01

boat that is loaded beyond its
passenger capacity. 2. Wear an
approved-type preserver when go
ing in a canoe, rowboat or other
small boat if you are not an ex-
perienced swimmer. 3. Be ex-
tremely cautious with matches
and smoking materials while in a
boat, especially a gasoline power
boat. Ingiting gasoline fumes
cause many tragic fires and ex-
plosions.
Holiday SPORTS Mr.. DUPONT
said, "can be healthful and enjoy
able, but the careless person can
make them dangerous. Aid in re-
ducing unnecessary loss of life.
Practice care and caution ana
make your holiday safe!"
Smyrna times., 1955-09-01
LeipsIc

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Downs of
Philadelphia spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Cloth
ier.
Mr.. Redding is visiting the
Halls.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoffecker
attended their granddaughter's
wedding in Dover on Saturday.
She is the dacghter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Hoffecker.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ennis of
Smyrna and Mr.. William Rawley
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Fox on Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward S. Will
son, Jr. are the proud parents of
a baby boy. The new one has been
named Jeffrey Pratt Wilson. he
is the grandson of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward S. Wilson, Sr.
Mrs. William Knotts, Mrs. Arth-
ur Short, Mrs. George Wilson,
Mrs. William Wilson, Mrs. Ben
iamin Burrows, Mrs. William
Handsberry, Mrs. William Hof-
fecker, Mrs. Blanche Coleman,
Mrs. Dorothy Spangler, Mrs. Wal
ter Handsberry, Mrs. Elizabeth
Busch, Mrs. Homer Moor, Mrs.
Ethel Wood and Mrs. John Moor
were the members of the Leipsic
Homemakers Club that went to
Hershey, Pa. on Friday.