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thres-man crew, all from Miami.
was aboard the plane. and that
IN were safe. The pilot was
Capt. william j. McDougAli and
the cc-pilot was Fred Hail. The
third man was James Adams.
steward.
The Boston woman and her
three children were also saved.
but wepe injured. The woman's
husband. also aboard, was re-
ported missing
Mrs. Virginia McG Grath, 20, Of
Boston was headed East with her
husband Edward. 20. and their
children, Richard, 8: Thomas.
S. and Ellen. 4. Mr.. McGrath
was going to q new job at
Miami, Fla. He was q pilot for
the Flying Tigers Airlines in
Oakland. Calf. and resigned to
take 9 job with Continental in,
Florida.
At Harborview Hospital IN
Seattle, Mrs. McGrath and the
children were reported in good
condition.
Soldiers Arrived Yesterday
The soldiers were among the
1855 who arrived here yester-
day on the transport Gen. r. L.
Howe from the Far East.
They were loaded aboard nom
scheduled airlines planes oper-
ated by commercial airlines
which are not certificated by the
Civil Aeronautics Board for
scheduled flight chartered by
the Government for speedy re-
turn to their homes. Twenty two
such transports took OF from
Boeing Field at intervals yester-i
day and last night, carrying
1000 Of the servicemen. One
was the Peninsular transport.
Because Of the hour. 1902
am. and the inclement weather,
few persons could be found who
witnessed the takeon and crash.
Plane Much toe Low
One Of these was Herbert
Gardner. a Boeing Airplane Co.
einploye. who said one Of the
four engines sounded nat" and
there was no exhaust visible
from one other engine.
He said one engine which
seemed to be operating, picked
up, then died. The plane was
not more than $50 feet on the
ground when I saw it. It was
much too low, considering the
distance It had Travelled from the
field"
E. j. Rice, . resident near the
crash scene. said he was stand
ing on the road q few hundred
feet away when the plane came,
its engines popping and ap-t
parently losing altitude.
Mr.. Rice said one wing clipped
. big tree, tipping the plane.
The lower wing struck some tool
sheds and q garage, wiping them
out. and the plane slowed around
into . poplar tree, breaking up
as 1t struck.
Children Ii House Asleep
Mrs. Colin Dearine, 81, was III
the house with her fiye children
when parts Of the plane struck
the back porch with "a terrific
roar" Four Of the older children
were asleep upstairs and the
baby. Ann. nine months old
Was sleeping at the rear Of the.
house on the main floor not far
from the point of impact.
Mrs. Dearing rounded up her
brood ana rushen them out the
front door.
Among those at the crash
scene was Joseph r. Adams Of
washington. D. C.. vice chair
man Of the Civil AeronauticsI
Board.
MI. Adams came to Seattle
from Denver At the invitation of
the Boeing Airplane CO. for 81
guest fight In Boeing,s 7O7|
prototype Jet airliner. He had
just finished q CAB hearing
iii Denver on the crash Of 81
United Air Lines DC6B In wy
oming the Nations worst COM
mercial airline disaster in which
all 66 aboard died.
T4a ~aaA - 80 es..ss<l ~ =
Evening star., 1955-11-18
Seattle AirIiner Crosh
Kills n Injuries 46

Iwreckage strewn over a hundred
yards or more. that he visited
THE crash here In an unofficial
capacity. The CAB viii not
lenter the case until CAA investi-
gators have reported their
| findings.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
District AAA Signs TO
Its lO0, ,0OOth Member

Motoring Carnival. !" viii be held
from II am. to $50 pm. IN
AAA headquarters. 17i2 @ street
NV. In addition. Mr.. Gason
and his wife win be guests Of
the club ct q luncheon In the
MayfioWer Hotel.
william Ullman, arst manager
Of the District Division Of AAA,
win be guest speaker. and RUS
sell E. Singer. executive vice
president. wiz present Mr.. Ca
gon with his automobile card.
Tho club. begun IN 1915 with
1000 members, has gained stead
ily. The District Division today
includes Is Northern Virginia
counties, Prince Georges. Mont-
gomery and half Of Charles
County, Nd.
Evening star., 1955-10-26

The District Division Of the
American Automobile Association
announced today It has enrolled
its 100. .o0oth member. with the
subscription Of Daniel h. Gagon.
Navy intelligence specialist. Of
$40 Rucker place. Alexandria. Va.
To mark the event. AAA de-
clared It win hold an open house
on November 10. In conjunction
with the open house. the associa-
tion wiz have displays Of every
phase o. motoring. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gaeon win Be guests Of
honor.
The affair. to Be known as .
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Princess Royal m
|Lecves Cunudu

| MONTREAL oct. 2s n, The
Princess Royal today ended
l27-day visit to Canada.
She boarded the Empress Of
France shortly before the sched-
luled sailing time and said fare
lwell to government and civic
lofiiclals.
"A 2l-gun salute doomed out
lover the harbcr as the shir
moved out into the st. Lawrencs
River Channel.
The Princess, aunt Of Queen
Evening star., 1955-10-26
lstunbuI Census Up

IsTANBUL. Oct. 26 R1-Is-
tanbul's population has reached
the is million mark up 500 .ooo
in i've years. That's among the
facts emerging from q nation
wide census taken Saturday.
Evening star., 1955-10-26

tour Of American embassies and
|consulates IN South America.
In the group were Representa-
|tiyes Hardy. Democrat Of viz
|einia Reuss. Democrat Of WIS
|consin; Brooks. Democrat soi
Texas: Meader. Republican Of
Michigan. and Knox. Republican
|of Michigan.
The group 4 flying in q United
States Air Force plane.
Evening star., 1955-10-26

Elizabeth u arrived n ouebet
CITY September 50 for . tour that
took her 70 Kingston. Ottawa,
Niagara Falls, Toronto. Win
|nipeg. Vancouver and Victoria.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Five U. S. Legislators
| Arrive in Ecuador

QUITO. Ecuador, oct. 2s tP).
"A group Of I'VE United States
members Of Congress arrived
here today on an inspection
Evening star., 1955-10-26

This board is scusfom mode" for every heshita shosf
~ in-between-wish adjustments fos ironing standins
es sitting doxa, Is Or 34h-ia. high Has 6o ventilated
top for foste cooler ironing, full l54 inehss
Folds Hat 70 stose eompocib
AoasspAres Dspf. ssass ! stOrss
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Boy Freed on Bond
Pending Appeal

The Municipal Court of Ap-
peals yesterday granted a mo-
ton in behalf of a 15-year -old
child permitting him to be freed
under bond pending an appeal
Of Juvenile Court decision COM
mitting him to the Welfare De-
partment last fall.
Attorney James j. Laughlin
told the appellate court the boy
should be released so that he can
return to his sophomore high
school classes rather than return
to the Districts Children's Cen
ter.
The court of appeals, over the
objections of Assistant Corpora
tion Counsel Richard w. Barton.
set bond at $500. It was promptly
met.
The boy was comitted to the
Welfare Department last fall,
after he acknowledged he was in
volved in a case of unauthorized
use of an auto. At the time, he
was already on probation for
similar case.
Last week, Mr.. Laughlin moved
in Juvenile Court to set aside the
commitment. In that appear
ance before Judge Edith H.
Cockrill, he declared the COM
mitment was illegal because the
judge had not informed the boy
and his family in court of the
right to obtain counsel.
Evening star., 1955-02-08

Mahogany Drop Leaf Table, 36"x2O"
Extends to 4s" $42.5o $3.50
Mahogany Extension Table - 6250 4e so
Mahogany Duncan Phyfe Side Chair 1915 l275
Mahogany Duncan Phyfe Arm Chair 20.50 1878
Mahogany Side Chair -.....--~. 1850 9,95
Mahogany Arm Chair - 1900 1898
French Provincial China, fruitwood
finish finish SO. wide - .-.,..- l22Oo 1880
finish "a" wide $3.50 1850
French Provincial Oval Extension
Table. fruitwood finish 40"x60" 1880 1880
French Provincial Drop-Leaf Exten-
sion Table, fruitwood finish, extends
to 80", x30'x66" 1O75O 70 50
Mahogany Corner China 80" wide $500 74.50
Mahogany Buffet, Sc" wide - 22400 1873 so
Mahogany China, So" wide --------- 106.5O 1880
Mahogany Corner China $500 74.5o
Mahogany China Cabinet, 36" wide 1880 50 so
Mahogany Straightfront Corner China $3.50 50 so
Mahogany Oval Extension Table, SAX
4O", one leaf $3.50 1880
Mahogany Duncan Phyfe Extension
Table 40"x60" takes one leaf . 1895 $3.50
Pine Buffet, 60" -.----- -. 10000 l2e so
Pine Corner China 10000 $3.50
Pine Extension Table, Duncan Phyfe
Base --- 10000 lzs. so
Ladder Back Side Chair 5000 24.5o
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Five Pharmacies Sue
To Recover Taxes
Paid on Vitamin Sales

Five pharmacies yesterday filed
suit in the District Tax Court to
cancel tax assessments on vita
min preparations and to obtain
refunds Of the tax, interest and
penalties.
The suits represent another
step in the battle over whether
vitamin concoctions should be
considered medicines or oods
for tax purposes. Assessor James
L. Martin holds that vitamin
pills are foods. The Food and
Drug administration has backed
him up.
Most pharmacists, however
maintain vitamin pills are medi-
cines and, therefore. should he
exempt from taxation,
The five pharmacies who filed
yesterday are Hood Rexall Drug
Co., 443 Seventh street NV !;
Albany Pharmacy. 1889 H street
NV; Kinner and Membert,
Third and Kennedy streets NV
z. D. Gilman, Inc, 627 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. and Service
Pharmacy. Inc, 826 Seventeenth
street NV.
All five paid taxes on vitamins
sold between last August 20 and
August II. ranging from SO cents
to $5.27. They are represented by
John Laskey, attorney for the
Pharmaceutical Association. who
said a total of eight pharmacies
paid the tax in question under
protest for that period. The fig-
ures include penalties and in
tereSt.
Recently the District Commits
sioners ordered Mr.. Martin to
crack down on the pharmacists.
The tax went into effect last
August /.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Celebrities Pictures
Featured in Exhibit

Photographs Of Washington
celebrities are featured in the
Miller of Washington Collec-
ton of Notables. now being pre-
sented at the Library of Con-
gress.
A highlight of the exhibit, pre-
sented to the Library by DR..
Albert R. Miller, is a collection
OF inaugural portraits of former
President Harry S. Truman,
taken by DR. Miller at his studio.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
oan Company EmpIoye Fined on Assault Charge

Twelfth street NE, was accused
by the woman of making i'm
proper advances in the loan
company Office. County States
Attorney Blair H. Smith said the
original charge was abandoned
on the recommendation of in
vestigating officers and on re-
quest Of the complaining wit
ness, a 49-year-old Andrews Air
Force Base secretary
Evening star., 1955-02-08

Kenneth r. Wright, 81. .
Maryland loan company employe
who had been charged with at
tempted rape of a prospective
customer on New Years eve, yes
terday was fined SITS in Prince
Georges County Circuit Court
after he pleaded guilty to a
lesser charge of assault.
Wright, of the 37OO block Of
Evening star., 1955-02-08
LIVING ROOM


Lawson 3-Cushion Sofa, covered in
brown reinforced plastic, from
Model Home s275oo sIss.so
Lawson Chair, covered in oxblood
reinforced plastic. From Model
Home 1880 $3.50
Large Contemporary Sofa, covered in
pumpkin nubby textured fabric,
with loose pillow back. A real bar
gain from Model Home - $4,000 299 so
Traditional Lounge Chair. covered in
a green matelasse foam rubber cushion 1850 $3.50
Modern Curve Center Section, by
Beachey covered in toast fabric,
foam rubber cushion 10000 l29 so
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Points for Parents 8, ss,.A rson.. .w.''oe.

Mother-I am trying to learn
whether Jim's behavior is to be
expected at his age. If it is not,
then We should hunt for its
cause.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
BETHESDA STORE ONLY
LIVING ROOM

Beachley Lawson Sofa, uphol-
stored in lovely brown and beige
hubby decorators fabric SGT!
Gold Lounge Chair in ny
lon boucle cover. Foam rubber
cushioning and kick pleat II
Early American Wing Chair,
solid maple, red cotton print
cover with box pleat skirt ..--
Evening star., 1955-02-08

Of furnishings
ENDS
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Rotory Club to Meet

Daniel w. Bell. president of
the National Capital Area Boy
Scout Council. will address the
Washington Rotary Club at 1915
pm. tomorrow in the Mayf1ower
Hotel.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
BEDROOM
Washington Store ONLY!

Modern Frosted Mahogany. Triple
Dresser and Mirror, Double Bookcase
Bed, and two Night Stands. From
Model Home
Modern Amber Mahogany. Double
Dresser and Mirror, Night Table and
Double Panel Bed
Modern SAND, Chest-on- Chest, two
Night Stand, and Double Panel Bed
Modern Taffey Mahogany, Double
Dresser and Mirror, Chest, Night
Table and Double Bookcase Bed
Modern Bedroom, Apiece Suite, con-
structed of all Mahogany and finished
in Riff-Sand, Double Dresser, Chest,
Bookcase Bed and Night Stand
Modern Shantung Mahogany 5-Pc.
bedroom suite with plastic tops.
Double Dresser. Chest, Bookcase Bed
and 2 Night Tables
Evening star., 1955-02-08
BEDDING
Washington Store Only

FIoos SuWPfeS DSCo1Unue0 -
Englander Double and Single Size
Mattresses
Simmons Double Size Mattress and
Box Spring Set, not matched sets
Serta Single Size Mattress and Box
Spring Set
U. S. Double and Single Size Foam
Rubber Mattresses and Box Spring
Sets
Sealy Single Size Foam Rubber or
Innerspring Mattresses and Box
Springs
Mattresses and Box Springs. Double
ana Single Size. mot Matched Sets
1850 ant
Foldaway Cots, 30" Size
Englander Bunk Bed Complete with
Springs and Mattresses
Studios, Wrought Iron Base
Kroehler Sofa Bed, green --.--------
Simmons Hide-a-Bed, Nylon Cover,
brown or red
Sealy Sleepers Foam Rubber Cushions,
Evening star., 1955-02-08
LIVING ROOM

Modern Left Section, of a 2-pc. Sec
tional sofa, in a red modern cover.
Somebody only wanted one section. so
you can save plenty on this half
Tradition Sofa and Chair from
Fischer's Golden Treasure" group in
beige, grey, green and red
Modern Desk or Occasional Chairs,
finished in black with white webb seat
and back. Brass caps on the legs
Modern Occasional Chair in a modern
toast colored fabric, foam rubber seat,
hlood finish
Evening star., 1955-02-08
DINING ROOM

Topaz Blond Mahogany Console Ex-
tension Table :. $3.50 $3.50
Lined Oak Oval Extension Table,
56"x40"x68" $3.50 4o 50
Yellow Symphony, yellow and chrome
5-piece Dinette Set 1880 $3.50
Walnut and Bronze, 5-piece, Formica
Top Dinette Set 1880 $3.50
Mahogany Server with one drawer
and cabinet space, "a" wide $500 a. 50
Mahogany Buffet, with Drawers and
cabinet space. So" wide $500 81 so
Mahogany China Closet with a
Drawer and two doors. SO" wide - 10650 IS. so
Mahogany Buffet, so" wide --. 1880 SO 50
Evening star., 1955-02-08

DINING ROOM SUITE
Modern 9-pece "SAND-TONE" dining room
suite from Model Home consisting Of So
Buffet. 38" China, 34"x50" Extension Table, S
side and / arm chair &0a0 sn
Regularly $4,000 ~ZzZ'SV
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-04

Friends ATE gery much dis-ress-
ed Al hearing Of Mrs. J. L. Jones
acc.dent Sunday. IN which she
FIJI and broke ner arm.
Mr. and Mrs Emmett Dunkuin
and Miss Wilson called on Miss
Eiza White ard Mrs, Kate Carter.
of Gold Hill. last week.
Ir. Williams. who haa been
Spending some time with his
daughter ana family Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll Griffith. returned 70
his home IN Ellzanethvllle Tenn
last week
All those attending the New
Year, Dinner at the Hotel Vega
uoke Saturday evening. rendered
by TIE Herald, had a most en-
ioyaDie time and we are wishing
for the sick correspondents in the
hospitals. q quick recovery
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-04
CurlsyilIe.

The Mems Club Of smyrna
VI f. Church met Tuesday .ayen-
'nP at the Church
Rev }. c. Weaver filled his
morning appointment at sI5yrna
Sunday. on account Ct sickness
mad the cold weather. not .taany
persons were present
The two WeCS circ.e, Of
Smyrna VIII meet Feb 2 WI tn
Mrs. Halle Ba!dridge and Mrs.
Finch at p m
Recent visitors of the Allied
Harris family were Rev ard Mrs.
Bernard LcSueur. and daughter.
Nj and Mrs. Billy Lesaeul Mr.
md Mrs. Elmo Poe and Nj. and
Mrs John Harris
Mi. and Mrs Jim Marks and
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Smith call
d on Mr.. and Mrs walter g.
Marks recently
MISS Elizabeth Harris was home
on the week end
Mrs Wesley Dunkum and Janet
visited Mrs Walter Duncaa sun
day afternoon
Mrs. Lucy Bersch has returned
home after visiting hef DAUGHTER
ln-IaW and son MFR and Mrs
Frank Befsch. 81 ChIst.Aasong.
Va foi the past week or ~
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-04
Chestnut Grove

Rev and Mars P Leltner. Of
Vera ard Miss Laura Thornhiil
~ Gladstone. sated af1 ana
Mrs w T. Cook On Thursday
4 man ard Mrs Preston Cook
and DAUGHTER. u All Force base
ID ono. VISITED G 4 COOK Thurs
day night.
Supper guests Of M ana Mrs
z d Singer thursday night
were Earl Morris. Mr. and Mrs
Claude Harris and Claude Jr
Mr. and Mrs. william Kidd and
children MI. and Mrs. 4 r
carglIe and Robert ard Mr. and
Mrs r X senger
Mrs. J c. Bersch and q friend
81 Trents Mil. visited NJ and
Mrs william Kidd or Monday
Mrs r l. Harris ana Pete and
Aun visited Nh and Mrs J II
Chernault dc Prospect Sunday
&fr aud Mrs D Whorley
spent last week WItn MI ana
Mrs sam W1lorIey AZ Bnckins~
han
NJ E7d Mrs " n Cook and
boys ard ~ II Beasley spent
Saturday III Lyt4elIourP
Mr. ard Mrs Mcl Weaver Of
Pafmelle yiait'-d M and Mrs
II f Harris FRIDAY ] II. Wi
liams OF Farmv.ue visited in the
same home Friday njeht and
Wen. 10 1he Panplin Buckingham
Central Games at Buckingham
visitors oi Nh and Mrs L.
Harris on Sunday were Mrs d. A.
sfanis ana Green. r VI MANS
and Miss Elizabeth Seneer ~
shepparis
s e M0l1ls Is staY4ng some
inle @ith Y b Weob AZ Holiday
Luxe White Mrs Wrbb ana Mrs
l. u FLICK and DAUGHTER ar4
eDenl1 come time WtA Mr. and
Mes Holeapole IN Florida Last
"Wednesday mpft MIR Webb and
MI hfotrl Visited in tic Morris
eofDe here
MIss II,2el Moon. missionary
f4 africa mill speak al New Hone
Baptls' Church SUNDAY eyeriuo
ri O'Clock Member of Concord
..53 ts4.a..fv.,,. fs.ss.,.s4 f-sfa,ttsaB ss-s
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-04
Rites Wednesday For
John Wesley Banton
Buckingham Native

Funeral services for John Yves
ley Tsanton. 68. Of Bucklngham
county. who died Monday Jan
81. III d Charlottesville hospital
WE'RE held Wednesday at 2 3, m
4. Sharon Baptist Church, Buck
InQham, Internent VAS Ia the
church cemetery
MIR. Banton. a successful farm
en- for many years. vas D member
Of Sharon Church and served OH
its board OF deaconS. He was
actively associated with agricul-
tural activities in his area. was
native OF Buckingham county.
He Is survived by his wife Mrs
Maude Scott Banton, q daughter
Mrs Harry f. Griffin. Jr,. ~
Camden. = O.. five sons. John NJ
Herman A.. and c Wesley Ban
ton. All Of ScoJtsville J f. Ban
ton, 81 Powllatan and Herbert
l. Banton. oil Falrmoni. MINI
sister Mrs Bette Rush. OF
ScottsYillr and one grandchud
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-04

Cement manufacture. a process
seemingly remote from coal re-
quires an estimated 5000 900 toys
Of coal annually
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-04
I'D Club Meets

Miss Blanche Howard aren't
was hostess to the Chestnut Grove
Home Demonstration Club Mon
day with eight club members
present Those attending We're MI
Mrs Na>v Bracev. Miss MVre
Bracey Mrs. w. r Cook Mus
Floyd Wilkerson. Mrs. T. D.
Phaup. Mrs w II Beasley, Mrs.
] w. Glover and Mrs. c w. Nor
ris. Miss Howard gave the DEM
onsuation on pests control In the
home Mrs. Mary Bracey will be
hostess to the HID Club in Febru-
airy
Mr. and Mrs F.. d SenRer and
sons visited relatives al letters
vile Sunday
Miss Ann Cook spent SUNDAY
with Misses Connie and Frances
OBrien near Aopomattox
Mrs Lewis Williams and John
Spencer Of Bgckineham visited
w A Forb last Tuesday w A.
Forbes Is able to sit UP after be-
INC confined to his bed for two
weeks
Mrs f l. BRYANT and children.
Mrs. A. J TalbeFt and Pete visit
I'd Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Christian
Sunday afternoon
The Chestnut Grove cbrrespOn-
dent attended the Herald Cores
pondent's Banquet at Hotel Wey-
anoke Saturday night. and had
wonderful time
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-04

flu for the past several DAYS
Mrs Ben peIrdieton mas been
confined with sickness for some
time
Little WAYNE Newton son Of
Nh and Mrs Boo Newton was
quite III last week. bin is mproy-
ing
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-04

Il II Y vi
.t,,o.,t,fsor ana Mrs Coleman had
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,oef.,her N he Coleman ,,fsr.
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Takes New Job :
hlisa i.ou.e ana DIX MORAN
Refe Fl home la the week enc
i9eE haa resigned from ms job
@ttll The Road s3as.e} ana ia ne"
working Tor we '3oil Conservation
Service with lef'dqlitflefa in
Richmond BOD Williams wa" '5
al"o WITH me son Conservation
4 the Morgan holne white WORKING
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r,hrpedev ~ me aftarnoon fbev
called III tba Alexapda,. rorhes
M, and Mrs r,o,,.,er and Jimmie
Forbes were with the family fo,
SUNDAY The REV Mr. Rarnas was
recent caller in tbn Fo,hes
home
MISS Beth Forbes a3d Sandra
sa. "N1arbethv AL 1alqnan Wan
Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Thompson spent
Saturday nioht IN fynchbllre
/ Win MIR and Mrs Islthef Walden
Dinner Party
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drove "a B,cbnona ,rn., yo,,,oa,.
h,,,,er bad stn,r,a,. oafb ,t,nr,ie
anderson in MI a,,a,.t,nant ana
later sau ire ean,p h..tuean waka
eo,.ssf and ~. rYn,yarsi,v ~
t3trf,n,ond asre An3arso,, ,,,si.od
boy sister ,s,s Afarls
IA, ANA af,.s Pa,,,.et panso,,
called ii tho W n f,ha,,,..lf ,,o,,,,a
SUNDAY afternoon
M ana Atre Ke,,,rar paaeis,,
THEM sons and .ronn r,..as,ev ran
ed IN The C;{luan, home sunday
,rha Ke.,,ne, pes s,ave now, oa.,,
ihe Mace Who're Ms c.ill.ar uae
horn over ninttv vaarx 400 ana
,l,ey W.orp Interested ii Getting
ihe history 81 the honsa
Ton Weeks Neus
The Baste, Floods are SIN hold
mo "a cerne, on tbe week ) mos,
exciting news Saturday they
say was the busiest elnv of tl,e,r
lives II was MARY AIMS wedding
dav. fhe house Was fpll of ueot,le
hara a.as dinner Ia b. 9rcnafed
tha fges t0 81 kept gas ne. ana I.llv
ard the baby wero coming home
fra the hospital that afternoon.
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-04

John wayne Is a8ain voted
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-04

III Prices IN This I'd .nec tiga Thru sat. Feb sth
Kodiak mirror., 1955-11-19
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 Little Mark Johnson, Mayor and Mrs. Johnson's boy, is sick in the the hospital. He is running quite fever, and is not his usual viva cious self. His condition has not been diagnosed as yet, but blood tests have been taken, and sent to Seattle. For those of you who don't know Mark, he has a personality all his own, accompanied by a vii tality that bubbles over. The con- trasting difference of the boy in his present state is so noticeable for that reason.