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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15
PART TIME

National concern needs energetic
representative. EVENINGS. IL to Is
hours. Can earn SIS to 500
weekly. Car necessary. No can
wasting. No details over phone
For interview, call Mornings pU
7-4S00. 10
for experienced au-
ditor- offlce manager able to take
full charge OF busy once, keep dou-
ble-entry books, prepare cost state
ments, compute tax returns. In
established small progressive rea!
estate, property MANAGEMENT. ano
construction office; good pay FOL
right person; must have desire to
grow with once and accept in
creasing responsibility. Please reply
In writing stating qualification:
and present salary. Box ~ SIS
Star -l5
COLORED MAN wanted for LIQUOR
store Apply In person, FLAZA
LIQUOR. 200 z st. ne.
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statesmen
SALARY

-- $500
National concern has opening for
two experienced statesmen with
cars; married. 20 to A. yrs. OF
age; $500 per mo salary plus
bonus plus Christmas bonus. no
drawing account. This is a salary
bonus position Call in person, 10
am. to . pm, Mon. Tues. Wed
ewes, by appointment 1921 i4tA
st NV. ask for Mr.. p. L. GER
MAIN IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15
PLUMBER
CALL IA. 7-4622

RATE CLERK, familiar with Middle
Atlantic tariffs. Washington area,
Give particulars and expected sal
airy. Box 270-L. Star. 10
REAL ESTATE MAN, to sell and as
sist in development OF Chesapeake
Bay subdivision, on part-tirle basis:
very good proposition TO right
gaa5FstyEo Call 10 a'm'-s pm, 1S o.
REAL G;sf' ESTATE SALESMAN, fun or
part time, complete brokerage:
also sell in exclusive williamsburg
Village, Olney, Nd. MARJEC. INC.
REPA1RMAN for major appliances,
washers and refrigerators; must
have knowledge OF Bendix. D. c.
drivers permit Apply J. L. BATE
MAN g. SON. 1904 r. !. ave. ne
HO. $4,000. --15
ROOFERS, asphalt strip shingles,
$40 an hour. Also helpers, 81 80
an hour. Report to MR.. POPE at
Married OficerS Quarters, Andrews
Air Force Base. ready for work.
III
ROOFING MECHANIC. for repair
work, must have hand tools and
D. c. drivers permit. Call LA. g.
TX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15
MAN WANTED
WITH CAR

Dependable; no experience necessary
Apply 3707 Ga. ave. NV,
BOYS. 10 or Il; can earn Sl.e5 an
hr, Neat. white. refined. See Mr.
Champagne. 1915 Que st. NV. 4
pm, Tues, or Wed. No phi. calls.
MEN 60 full time. ana a. part
time. Full-time men with no PIE
vioGs ,e&per. average 500 and UP
Der Wk Repeat business plus req
ular customers assure you OF steady,
regular income Start on / or .
day trial basis II you wish 70 prove
70 yourself what an excel. oppor
this is. Fuller. Brush 'eslers aver
age 500 and Up per wk. calling
on regular customers by uppt,
Fuller Brush customers are pleas
ant. courteous and buy these IA
nous everyday necessities regularly.
An. exper. man will make calls
with you and train you. Sales
exper, unnecessary. but men Sc
lected must fuTn. refs as to hon
e3ty and character. Inquire At oil
National Press B!ds lIth .nd F
SIS. nv or phone DI. 7-4477 or
YOUNG MAN, 81 to 30. with car.
for position with rapidly expand :
ing company Opportunity for ad-
public but this is not selling lob.
Call PA. 5-I7l0, . to 5 daily. for
interview. IL
YOUNG MAN. is TO %. as mail
clerk for national trade RsSocia-
ton; good pay and hours with ex-
cellent emp!oye benefits. Apply
ll2S 18th ST. NV -l5
MAN. white, 1898. TO work
in Washington area assisting man
ager in OUTSIDE sales, excellent
earnings. Apply RIM. 40. IRA
9th st. NV --l6
WASTED--YounR men interested in
radio, photography. heavy eutip-
ment. drafting, supply. motor
maintenance. personnel admins
tration and food service. 10 ioin
II a. S Co, 14Oth Eng. D. c. Ma
tional Guard. Phone JE. 4-0322.
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ROUTE MAN
SHOE SALESMAN

And others accustomed TO
meeting the public, Would YOU
Ike to considerably increase
your income with much better
working conditions? Present
men are earning $500 to
$500 weekly. Thorough train
ing and cooperation given to
everyone. Our top season is
lust starting. To get in on the
ground floor apply now
Ask for Mr. Kirkland
q to x
51l1 Georgia Ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15
MECHANICAL
CRAFTSMEN

Minimum 1-year experience. inter
esting work In electro-mechanical
mechanisms, Many employee bene-
flts opportunities for advancement
Call ST. 3-O9S6, If
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PANTRY GIRL

me BEST aI-around person, who can
make each plate look like a masters
piece. "A very congenial. small or
all benefits for the one accented,
Please call TIE. $500. between 9
and 10 am. only. Id
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15

Exper. only Good salary. state Ase,
experience and salary expected. Box
23l-S. Star. -lS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

for early riSers. A donation
to the Christmas drive for the
aged is your ticket Of admission.
-. (The station. don't forget,
moved from 1900 block K street
to the transmitter on Brookville
road in Silver Spring.
Willard Scott and Ed Walker,
the WRC-radio zanies. will make
one Of their rare public appear
ances tomorrow to headline q
Doll House benefit show at Hurst
Hall. American University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

They promise to personally auto
graph any photos Of Perry Como
Howdy Doody or Marilyn Mon
roe which guests happen to bring
along.
WGMS has added the essays
of Bergen Evans to its Monday
schedule, from 6:45 to Z pm.
Ed Murrow's Person to Per-
son" has visits with Danny
Thomas and Burr Tillstrom up
coming next week. Danny
lin Beverly Hills; Burr from
Chicago.
Which reminds me. One Of
the network announcements
miss the most--"This program
came to you from Chicago"
Peace!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
ON THE AIR
NBC Lineup Stars
Durocher at First
BY BERNIE HARRISON

The hiring of Judy Garland do spectacular season
CBSV sounds like bully deal for BOTH and wish could
nomination of Leo Durocher to emcee
three the comedy series that will replace
the Colgate Hour on January g. ...-.
caught twice within the week blooping lines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

Strictly for the imaginative spoce
minded youngsters. This combine
tion Of mony diols, buzzers, in
dieoto's, etc, gives the operator oil
the controls he needs TO guide on
imaginary rocket in flight. Complete
with bottery.
Evening star., 1955-06-17
VFW 10 Hear
Reports Today

The 36th encampment of the
District Veterans OF Foreign
Wars continued here today, with
various reports scheduled to be
delivered at business sessions in
the Hamilton Hotel.
The main feature Of the day
was to be an address by Robert
B. Handy. jr., quartermaster
general of the VFW.
Last night, at the opening Ses-
sion in the Commerce Depart
ment auditorium. the welcom-
ing address was made by Albert
j. Novak, encampment chair
man. Leading officials Of the
local VFW were then introduced,
and DR.. William Moody, surgeon
of the Department of Virginia
VFW, spoke briefly. Mr.. Handy
extended greetings from national
headquarters, and zed L. Will
liams, jr., department command
er here, presented citations.
Miss Natalie Tholl, 16-year-
old student at Holy Trinity High
School. won the title of Out
standing Junior of the Year in
81 public. parochial and private
high schools here.
The honor was conferred by
Washington Post No. 2194. Out
standing junior class students.
nominated by the faculty of
each school, competed for the
honor.
Miss Tholl, of 1921 Huidekoper
place NV, was the unanimous
selection of the judges, who were
Commissioner Samuel Spencer,
Francis j. Kane, president of the
Washington Board of Trade, and
Lyle c. Carter, executive director
of the Washington Urban
League. She is the first girl
to win the honor in the flve-
year history of the event.
Tomorrow, also in the Hamil-
ton Hotel. there will be ad-
ditional reports of various COM
mittees and election of officers.
Candidates for department COM
mander repeatedly are Depart
mental Senior Vice Commander
Francis c. Wood. Departmental
Junior Vice Commander Ralph
A. Lewis. and Louis E. Lorenson,
past captain of Admiral Robert
E. Peary Ship.
A banquet in the Hamilton
Hotel tomorrow will honor Mr..
Williams and Margaret Kaye,
auxiliary president.
Evening star., 1955-06-17
81 Are Graduated
By Navy School

Graduation ceremonies for the
Sixteenth Officers Glass of the
United States Naval School of
Hospital Administration, Ma
tional Medical Center, Bethesda,
were held yesterday, with 80 Off
GERS of the Naval Medical Service
Corps and Hospital Corps, 10 Air
Force Medical Service Corps OFF,
GERS and one medical administra-
tive officer of the Chinese Navy
receiving diplomas.
DR.. Anthony j. j. Rourke,
executive director of the Greater
Hospital Council Of New York
spoke to the group.
Those who received diplomas
are:
1t IL. Il william AsleS he;,,. Il i;go Jack
assonsd sssd Variant " oeer @s James ssao g. ssg
lock 1t. Charles A. Carroll 1t. j. 81
Ray, W. Conrad. 1t. q; 90 Paul E; Cook.
ard g. Dewitt. It. q; g. Billy. M; Ed
wards, 1t. q 81 Joseph ,Eeith. 1t: shih-
Shuan Feng, 1t, d.,g.l William r. Fur
rey, lst It.. Richard I; Gsbel 1t; John
Also, Commissioned Warrant Oficer
jeffrey. J.. Hardison. 1t. q. g. Vaughn
Howard, 1t. Il. g) William H.; johnson;
N JULIA. Capt. Robert G. Kelley. Capt,
John A. Kelly. 1t. q. g. Robert L. Koon
Also, 1t. d.gD Dexter J. Lacy, 1t.
q. g. Vincent e. Lind, Capt Robert E,
Lindner. 1t q e. clifford B. Longest,
1st 1t Robert p. Martin, 1t. q. g.l Ken
meth b. Mayfield. 1st 1t Daniel L. Nc
Allen; 1st 1t. William H. McFarland'
ford D. Overfelt, jr.
Also, 1t. James H. Parker. 1t. Jewel
P. Ray. Commissionsd Warrant oficsr
1t. U.g.p Edgar r. Steward. 1st 1t.
Emmett A. Thornell 1t. John J. Vitlip,
1t. e. g.) Leland z. White
Evening star., 1955-06-17
BIRTHS REPORTED
tFrom D. C. Health DEPARTMENT.

BOYS
Donald and Elizabeth Altman.
Allan and Joan Bratman.
Thomas and Dolores Dirkman.
Donald and Erika Garbutt.
Richard and Bette Grain.
Ashby and Pearl jackson.
Edward and lice Kaier.
Alan and Virginia Marfariane.
Morgan and Catherine Morley.
Shelby and Ann Patterson.
Robert and Cora Smith.
Harold and Margie Walter.
Billy and Frances Dillon.
Lonnie and Lois Rowe
joseph and Bernice Brown.
Jim and Mel Der.
Nathaniel and Hilda Johnson
Farley and Naomi Marrow.
Herman and Lille McGrew.
Aldine and Joyce Reynolds,
Willie and Marjorie Smith.
Horace and valmae Ayres.
James and Ruby Green,
John and Gaye Tanning.
Richard and Betty Geyer,
William and Winifred Greaney.
Harlem and Dorothy Johnston.
Charles and Dorothea Lipscomh.
Fred and Toyoko Nisley.
Joseph and Estelle OstrowSki.
Edward and Pierette Ryan.
David and Bernice Stearman.
Earl and Betty Harrell.
Ralph and Mary Smith.
Cecil and Loreca Cunningham.
Robert and Estelie Gardner.
William and Queen Lyons.
John and Frances Moore.
Roy and Ruby Mcclure.
GIRLS
Harvey and Lorna Aft.
Leonard and Sarah EuZent.
Dean and Peggy Gregory.
Dale and Maysel jackson
Mendes and Annette Morstein.
Ralph and Pearley Mundell
David and Robbie Pima.
John and Coral Rose.
Joseph and Alice Voyles
George and Blanche Branch.
Leonard and Audrey johnson.
John and Sonia Chop.
Lee and Bonnie Fink.
Stephen and Catherine Hopkins.
Ralph and Harriet James.
William and Georgia Mullen.
Wayne and Giesela Pickett.
Clair and Marilyn Rishell.
Robert and Ruth Trachy.
Zeffle and Ella Davis.
Louis and Gloria Stewart.
Walter and Willie Franklin.
James and Mary Motion.
TWINS
James and Anniebelle Nelson, boy al
girl.
John and Barbara DeNeal. girls.
Carl and Rosalee Freeiand, girls
Evening star., 1955-06-17
CALLING CAMPERS

Our Compers' Shops, or our Young 4th
Floor, Washington Store; and Lower Level.
Chevy Chase Store, make quick work Of
getting you all set for comp Consult our
experienced counseors, who know just what
you need for your particular comp.
Evening star., 1955-06-17

the play pen set keeps cool
in specially priced sunwea
regularly 1.9o and ESQ i
l and 8. 1.99 Philippine Hand.
made Sunsuits Of fine cotton brood
cloth in wide choice of engaging
styles. Beautifully detailed with tiny
buttons, embroidery. oppliques. ruff
files and Ioce. Styles for boby boys
and girls. Choose from cool posteIs
or white. Sizes 6, II and Is
months. l.o5
2. ESQ Topper Sets for Baby Boys
in no-iron cotton p!isse Snop-on,
pIostic-Iined pants, cardigan top.
TottersoI checks in red, blue or
green with white. White piping.
Medium to extra large. l.55
WGL-The Nursery Corner, 4th Floor
-. also Chevy Chase and Alexandra
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
. Asl,l,y

Born TO MI and Mrs r s
Martin OF "Melrose a son or
July IS at Southsldc Commu
niuy Hospital. Farmville-
Dinner guests Of Mfr and Mrs
Dennis Hart on Sunday included
Mr. and Mrs Davidson. Mrs Da
wilson's mother and brother OF
Buckingham and Mr. and Mrs ]
{ HAYES. OF Cumberland
], T.. Martin left by plane FIJI
day on a business trip 70 Illinois
PVT Robert q SandersOn Is
spending two weeks al his home
here prior to reporting IN New
York for overseas duty Mrs Alb
rams. of Washington spent sever
al days in the c q SaudefSon
home. also
Around IS members Of Hurt
Methodist Church MYF and their
counselors were visitors at Thorn
as Chapel Methodist Church for
the Sunday morning service Rex
Murphy vino has recently moved
to the Gainesville charge MAS
their former pastor
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
FILA Committee
Appointments Given

Aubrey j Hardman Jr Of
Buckingham and Edward T. Jam
ney. Of PoWhatan, are the newly
appointed members Of the Coun-
ty Farmers Home Administration
Committee. according to an an
nouncement this week t + 0 m
George r Cowherd the agency S
county supervisor The appoint :
ments become effective July
The other two members in
Buckingham county are Rolfe l..
Rush and Fred Flood; IN Powha-
tan county w. r Parker and John
w Hatcher. The three members
in Cumberland county are Cecil
j Brown. Lacy l. Flippen and
Howard r Bryant.
Each member is named for a
thfee-year term. and one appoint
ment expires each year. No mem
Der completing a three-year term
can succeed himself
Estry agricultural county in
the nation has such a committee
to help the FILA county supervis-
or adapt the agency's loan policies
to local conditions including farm
credit needs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Chestnut Grove vents.
Rev. d. l.. Bailey To Be Speaker AT
Annual Chestnut Grove Baptist Meet

And daughter are DOM hnp We
think father viii pull throush
too
The Chestnut Grove Home
Demonstration Cluo NH hold It's
July meeting al the home of Mrs
C w. Morris on Monday July
rs The subject OF the demonstra-
ton vii be The Home Business
Center Also a part Of the handi-
craft demonstration that was
postponed from May viii be given
SO all members are asked to be
present and to COME as early as
possible The resular meetine
nous is . , N.
Discussion on the Five County
Far ana the annual plcnic wil
be called for during the business
session
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Chestnut Grove Events,

Tile. annual meeting 4t the
Chestnut grove Baptist Church
0lIl beam Sunday July "a Win
erynes 0u Sunday conducted at
II 4 ri ard As D m oy the
Rev Dot. Bryan Services viii
continue each night at IS with
Rev D l. Bailey. Of Warwick
conducting services from Monday
through Friday
Mrs c ". Morris received word
Sunday morning Of the birth Of &
girl 70 her sister and brother-in :
Law hfr and Mrs Arlis Maxwell
OF HXburg Mrs Maxwe.ls moth
er Mrs John Glover is spending
q few Days viii her this week
AdmHiug the new granddauRh-
ter VIZ guess Mn and Mrs Nor
rs ana family called On the Max
wells Sunday afternoon Mother
MI ana Mrs Grayson Ieiger
and small dAu5! hitter ot Richmond
acre recent guests Of Mrs Beau
l4h Walthall
Mrs J NJ Wilcox has returned
home after j visit to Mrs Trice
Haden, al Goochland
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Fabry. OF
Richmond were guests of Nj and
Ms c NJ Bell on sunday
Ms Robert Burnett has re-
turned to her home IN Richmond
after spending some time with
Her mother Mrs w Hubbard
The r " Simpson Dr.. r w
Bradley ana Roy w Nickols Will
attend the Mems Conference at
MaSsanetta from Friday through
sunday kennith Bell is spending
THE week in Richmond with Mrs
G NJ Rudd and Mrs Merit
Bowie
Mrs c. n Exams father. A l.
M!str. VINO has been quite Ill, is
improving 81 late. Mrs. Elam
visits her parents frequently
MI and Mrs. John Nuckols
and three sons visited relatives
pa Cumberland on Sunday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Woodland Methodist
Church Homecoming
Revival Announced

Homecoming Day at Woodland
Methodist Church, at Manteo
Sunday. July. viii be followed by
a weeks revival and Bible School.
the Rev. william r. Kessler, pas
tor, announced today
The homecoming service VIII De
held nj ii a m Sunday and will
be followed by dinner on the
church grounds.
The Bible School, commencing
Monday viii be held daily through
Friday. from 8 to II a. m.
Rev. Mr. Kessler will lead the
weeks revival services. TO De heio
each night at o'clock. Monday
through Friday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
C. S. Garrett, 80,
Dillwyn Farmer, Dies

Funeral services for Charles S.
Garrett. 80. Dillwyn area farmer
who died Monday. July ID in
Richmond hospital, were held at
2 D. m. Wednesday at Bethlehem
Baptist Shurch. near DillHyn- In
terment was in the church Gene
terry.
He is survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c S. Garrett. OF
Dillwyn, eight sister, Mrs j. A.
Taylor and Mrs. James Christian
OF Dillwyn, Mrs. T. H Carvin. Of
Culpeper. Mrs. Wayne Peters and
Mrs. Eugene Motley. Of Farm
Vile. Mrs. Ralph Dudley. OF Ma
Olson Heights. Miss Estelle Gar
rett, Of Lynchburg. and Mrs Ollr
+ Taylor. OF Frederick. Nd. and
three brothers. w X Garrett OF
I Dillwyn. r. K, Garrett. OF Fred
ericksburg. and Roy Garrett. OF
!, Farmville
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Royal Blue Grocery
Store Opens, Amelia

A modern. self service food
store. trading as the Royal Blue
Store and owned by Harvey Cain.
OF Blackstone. opened for business
in its new premises on Route 3s
in Amelia last week
The store with completed de-
partments IN fresh groceries. pre-
pared foods, meats and house :
hold supplies is associated with
the Chicago. III. distributing
chain OF Royal Blue goods
The proprietor. wiro also oper-
ates a similar store in Blackstone
reports he is very much encour
aged by the success OF the bust
ness thus far.
The premises include parkins
space for store customers
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Rs r,ona( Menhon

E Mrs Henry Button and Mis-
Martha Elanton are Spending
this week in Norfolk With Mfr and
Mrs. Rockwell Stoddard
I Mrs. Edwin C. Laird returned
70 her home, 4Pinlfer Park in
Chesterfield County after spend
. ing few days here with her
daughter, Mrs Meade / Shackle-
ford
Mrs w L. Hartwell. Of Law
rencevllle, spent the early part
Of the week IN the home Of her
Son -in-law and daughter. M and
Mrs Wiley Putney
Mr. and Mrs Indy L. Hamlet
and Mrs & Q Hamlet accompa-
MED Mr.. and Mrs. Harry K Ham
lett, 81 Blackstone, TO Knoxville
Tenn. 10 visit Mr. and Mrs 7 L.
Hamlet They also visited places
OF Interest in Kentucky and tour
ed the Smoky Mountains on their
return trip
The Rev. and Mrs. { OFerrell
Thompson and children left
Thursday for Richmond after
spending several days here with
his mother. Mrs J Taylor
Thompson While here they ac-
companied the Rev and Mrs X
f Withers TO Appomattox to visit
Rev Withers mother.
Martha Lea Hubbard. daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hub
bard is spending two weeks with
her grandmother Mrs T A
Payne. In Rocky Mount, Va
Mason Bliss. Of Richmond,
spent last week end in the home
OF his mother. Mrs s G. Bliss
Week end guests Of Mrs II ID
Pritchett were DR. ana MIS-
James Hickey and sons. james
and Thomas, Of South Boston
and Mrs John D1ugherty OF
Pine Forge. Pa
Mrs John r. Wells and daugh-
ter. Brenda, have returned after
a vacation visit with Mrs Wells
Mrs II K Price. IN
Pensacola. Fla
Mrs. Rodger Gardner and Mrs
George Womack spent the week /
IF July ll-l6 at Holiday Lake as .
Camp leaders for Prince Edward !
County All campers.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
John Pryor Atkinson
Teacher, All Leader
Dies at Mckinney

Funeral services for John Pty-
or Atkinson. SO, brother Of p r..
Atkinson. Of Hampden-S Sydney,
were held Tuesday at p. m, at
Brunswick Presbyterian Church.
with interment there. He dled
Sunday July II, at his home at
Mckinney
An educator and leader III Al
work, he had served as principal
Of several Virginia high schools
and at the time Of his death was
language teacher at Alberta
High School In 1927 he was hon
ored as one of the 10 outstanding
All adult leaders in the y. $.
He was an elder of Brunswick
| Presbyterian Church and a Bible
class teacher there He was an
overseas veteran Of World War
and graduated ut Hampden-Syd-
/ ney College IN 1920 He had sery-
ed as principal Of Church VieY
High School in Middlesex county
later Of White Gate High School
| in Giles county. and principal OF
/ Darvilles High School near Nc
Kenney until It's consolidation
with Sunnyside.
Surviving IN addition 10 hi
brother here are another brother
DR.. NJ. Randolph Atkinson. Of Mo
Kenney. and two sister, Mrs Gil
mer Craddock. OF Lynchburg. ans
Mrs j b KILLER. OF pearlsbufg
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
r. l.. Adams New
American Legion
Post Commander

Cumberland American Legion
Post 2eg has named K I. Adam
Jr Post Commander tor 1855
Sc succeeding j 7. Fleming.
Adams and II ether post Of
ficers we're nominated by a corn
mittee appointed at June meet
ing The entire slate vas approved
last Thursday By the post
Other officers for the coming
year include. ( l. Seay. Jr SEN
ior vice commander q St c
Robinson. adjutant; z H Vassar.
finance officer. E. II. Hopkins
historian. Steve Musulin. j
athletic officer G l. Garrett
chaplain; K b. Addieman SER
geant atarInS
Named to the post executive
committee were, w l. Dandy W
v French. Harry Rowan w VI
Bug, and J r FIemlne
Il was announced at the meet
ing that the post had reached an
agreement with Jim Sullivan and
his Virginia SWinRsters" 10 re-
turn TO Sunny Side October !
when the posts regular weekly
dances are resumed
In the meantime the post has
planned To make certain I'M
To facilities at the
hall
The post Auxiliary also report
ed that arrangements for Cum
befland County Day are nearing
completion The county wide
is scheduled for Au-
gust 6
Edward Robinson the post
sponsored delegate TO Old Dmnin-
ION Boys States, left this week for
it was reported
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Guinea

Mss Dorothy Matthew ls
b+cu confined yu hes home PSI
sickness
MIS- Lotte Brown aua ,to Con-
duff Matthews family We're Friday
dlnuer guests oi Tile Robert g.
Davis family 81 Jackson Heights
MIS- L { Davis uas a recent
g;leS, Of her daughter Mr., CNJ-
dress and family OF Portsmouth
.hfrs DAVIS also visited relatives
Id Newport News and Su,hcuH.
The Leonard Make family ID,
Richmond. were Saturday dinner
guests at Hors dU Monde
The Rev } W Orders filled ms
regular appointment 5t GuHS
CMurch Sunday morur
Mr. and Mrs J p Stra'tor
listed Mr. and Mis- John iiol-
man Wednesday afternoon
Union revival services bea "
a; Centenary Church Sunday N
ntng july IL 10 continue turou y
Friday evening Iuly - Hr rrt-
lees beginning each evening at
., m Rae Re-, F Z Love Is ,lr
speaker
sam Lockurr aud sons Kcuur.H
and Paul. OF "WoodlaWn accom-