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FuRNISHED EFFICIENCY APT. 10
share with smother Eiri. Hu. 3-3sI0.
LAssE An, 4. UEEUEs. Eoos 1879 GO.
and share apt. expenses with woman:
for Protestant woman. no younE
oNk on GIRLS shar, with sisI
front twin-hed room or single room,
oss.iS Es iSni soss ss sr.sp s,Hs Is Eso sssa r.ss
eIRL xtshes another sirt. $3.50.
share apt; Msss.-wis. area. Wo.
LADY MrLL SNARE farnlshse sSsEt- "a
ment With one ether iady. Call IL.
or 6R . GIHLs . share med is.-
nger ant n ant. bldRl with smother
tTanEp-. apt ecflx .fdf TIE price "
E11nine. SO Hck2 -476a. SO
S Scsisoiis iSai sisai: 80 tp. i.es5s.
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Law Library, the Finest
De luxe once furniture. booksheiyes,
fine drapes and earpetinR, Carrier
air-conditioners. Cash only. Can
be seen for three days only, IL am.
to b Pm. $50 Woodward Bldg, 18th
and H SITS. NV, RE. 7-2740. ---2
LIyING.ROOM SUITE. lge.; also
Frigidatre: reasonable. RA. 3-3497
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WASHERS

1865 Completely auto. famous make
$2ss; ;95, our price $1sS.S5.
Electric dryer. 1855 auto, In crates;
reg. S23g.95. our price S119.95,
Open It'll q pm. Sat. till @
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ROOMS WANTFp
ROOMS AND APIS. 70 SHARE

WANTED-Lisht houseksepinr room,
1asement private entrance. Oh
A-lO1o. ga
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$3.50 WEEK

RIM. and kltchenette. eIec. refgr.. new
gas range, running water. plenty oil
h.; | blk of Conn, walking dist
downtown. 1925 nth Rt. n w 80
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ROOMS. UNFURNIsHEp

c0LORED-TWo LGE. RMS, lst a.;
share kit. and bath; children ac-
cepted. After 9 pm. ST. 3-2s46.
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cQIoRED = CALL FRiDAY AND
Saturday; ne, 18th pL nr. D--1 frn4.
kit. share bath. utllz.
NE, 23rd pls. near Hennlne--I rna.s
klt., share bath. wills.
kit, bath, utiis
v. b. JoHNsToH, HI. 5-1ei5. --26
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REMOVAL SALE
STEEL

STEEL
We have large stock Of new
and used steel in many
sizes, such as I-beams, angle
iron and reinforcing steel
cut to size.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
toss Brentwood I'd. NE. AID. 2-el77
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STUDIO Couch. excel. cond-: $40.
TAsPkSliIsSs, 0if5alg $3.50; IoSi4.
others copy Drop eloths. paper, 81 ;
cloth. $3.50: canvas oIcHNER.
2k1a n Ct. NV. tx. a-s627..
rELEvIslON new 1885 models. II
you have cash ana I snnt 1 z terrific
TELEvIsf0N. 2is syiyania. 1884
Halo lite, one month old; saertf1ee;
$2l0. IA. z-7g6e after $3.50. 20.
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! MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
HOSPITAL BEDs--IDEAL BEDDING
q FURNITURE CO. 622 3 st. NV.
CHAIN saws, wallpaper steamers,
sanders, buffers, paint sprayers,
paint: FOLK FLOOR SUPPLY. .Wo,
CHAIN SAWS. l-man, s1a per day;
2-man, Sis per day. RENTAL
TOOLS q EQUIP. CO., 10. e-6s81
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FARM 3 eARDEN tcsa..i J

LANDsUAPrnG AND TEER SERVICE.
Topaoil. manure trees, shrubbery,
azaieas F0USE 4 BTLD. il. 1-o010
JE. z-2e43, JB Boosts
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ADDITIONS, RECREATION. stties.
al ct cost during winter months.
Free estimate 10. 2-1o3e IL
ADDITIONS. alterations. attic. rec.
rms, porches: repairs Of all kinds,
Free estimates. 10. 4-5991. -3i
BRICK WORK, new or repairing;
walls vaterproofed: hrst-class work.
mansfip. NO. 7-ssIs any time
BUILDING CONTRACTORS - New
constrpetion. remodeling. repairs:
plans and arrange easy nnanc1ng.
Call JU. 7-D261 from q TO B: after
5 can HE. 4-f434 rs
cARPENTRY REPAIR WORK, COM
merciai, residential. Shelving. par
titions. store fixtures, flooring, etc.
AID. 4-9705. 2Ss
CARPENTRY. repairs. new and old
work: rec. rns., anything. NIX.
SMITH. Kenmore 0-ss66 any time.
modelling; lst.class mech; work
fully guar. DE. 2-7sI0 2s.
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Bldg. Materials

We have large amount Of all
kinds Of lumber, steel, radi-
ators, plywoods. plumbing
supplies, etc, from hun
dreds Of wrecking Jobs, at
bargain prices.
Come In and Browse Around
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1881 Brentwood Rd. NE. AID. 2-eI77
CAFE, brown SQUIRREL: cloth coat,
Persian lamb trim; curtain gtretchers
2 Venetian blinds. EN-. 2-0719. 20
CARD FILES, Acme, visible records
for 3x5 cards; 4 units. capacity
Ing steel tables: new condition;
units Eold separately or together;
approx. V Of cost. Ma. S-Se1s.
CARPET. wall to wan. gray. AZ
yards; ", old; value, 5000: WI
CASH REGISTERS. $35 up; new
r. c. Allen, SI69.5e; trades. terms
MITCHELL SALES CO.. 56is Bal
timore blvd. Hyattsyilie, UN
CASH REGISTER, National register
rings Up to $685.. 90. Adding ma
best oifer. ~. 2-57e7 or HE 4-5297
CEDAR CHEST, good eond., sss5
SG Sg,s sogth ga1 Dakota ave. NE. Phone Phone
COAT. lady's, black eleth. winter
size iti: excellent condition; $50
DANCaSasr1;e NCslar; more fun and friends s
Learn to dance. For sale. lie hrs.
At Arthur Murray's. EN-. 2-9034.
DESK. large. old-fashioned; excellent
condition. other miscel. items Of
furn. WA. 7-2540. 30
p5AMoNps-Lsays laaH.o y = sgZs nan. ct s1s; s,i
iM cts. SS75; lady's III cts. $500.
LIVINGSTON a. CO.. 1423 H st.
NV. NE. s-526s. 20
DIAMOND JEWELRY
RoDIN JEWELS, sos 18th st. NV
DINING ROOM FURN., 7-pIece Dun
ssn ao Phgfe;. DARK DARK mahog- veneer;
DfNfSo T.4Sb 'o 8oSM SS9SsGG SssGGITEe-p,ec@e @se val.
nut; reasonable. Call RIA. 3-293s-
DRESSER. SIS; bookcase, $40; kit
table, So: chairs. So; bed. Hiywd.,
$25. ST. 3-S546 after IL. 20
ELECTRIC POLES, good creosoted
EhRSrSsfc fiSp sfc kASsaa. Saa2e 2efEIRsEl n Id He.
ELECTRIC SUPPLiES WAREHOUSE
SALE--All kinds OF fiuorescent and
incandescent fixtures: wire and hard
1s sATuRbaY b iosd osLY e'oS sos WpGieis.e H. Lee
Alex, Va.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

OAK FIREPLACE WOOD, SEQ cord:
lots cleared, trees removed. IL.
6-SS00 or JE. 2-0S92. so
fuel: iong burning. hiFh-heat value:
no dirt. smoke or sparks; easy 10
handle. Buy carton at your hard
ware store or phone SHURF1RE
FuEI. PRODUCTS Ii. 7-4448.
WOOD FOR YOUR FIREPLACE. eft.
lengths, SIS per cord. Call RE.
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TELEVISION SALE
nHoP eLATTERY,g avn sAyR
TOOIS

peily $50 to 5. sunday 1880 70 1850
so & 4 ST ss,,s15 SITS Z s s.sS pRIyEEr
tidHl CORDS is "a. sf.ssi & IS
EIs 81 .sbs 100 Pr. s. DRILL
STANDS, 50. BLOCKS. FALfIs. IS.
25I3 ~ 81. NV. tx. 3-as27.
TRAHLER, l-Whe9l lusgAns. new cond.
with lights and ltnole1n a. cover
lng: 1dS: LA, e-S6d7. $50
xx: 49, gc1 I: table J: !, roesi: II ,w:ist,ns witn
Sssd: 81 M a-soss.
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&C: CONNECTICUT AVE.

spacious one bedrm.. Iiv. fm.: uttls
! switchboard and eley.; dining fp3er.
| kitchen and bath. Also enc, BhQp-
| ping center. Children accepted. NO.
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Beds and Mattresses

Single bed. spring and mattress,
$21 .o6 complete; used double bed
and spring with new innerspring
mattress, $3.50 complete. surplus
Army bunk beds. &c unitsl. conplete.
SOL Q6. N. FRANK a SON. Ala
3rd at, NV, EX. 3-8eTA.
6iCYCLES--Rebuilt: boys and Hirls'
All sizes; very reasonable. Trade In
accepted. can JU. 6-b1le. SO
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

|cHINCHILAs FoR SALE : out-of,
town owner wishes to dispose O
entire herd. whole or piecemeai
Fair prices for Immediate sale. OIL
PIGS "a, IL weeks old; Berkshire
Poland China; sI2 each. Herndor
HAY AND STRAW FoR sALE-To,
quality orchard grass hay nnc
wheat straw. Hu. $4,000. 80
WINTER CLEARANcE-3 mare 6het
lands. Z geldinss. 4 stud. Western
side. Must 30. STANLEY JONES
~. 9-96l5. ~
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Bellevue Gardens
APARTMENTS
Conpletely Redecorated

j HEpRooM -
UNFURNISHED -----$72
FURNISHED ------ 95
UTILITIES INCLUDED
Large rooTs e 8 closets, new y.
with freexina compartments nov be-
ing installed spacious iawns. ad.
jacent to iarae Fairgrounds with
day school bus ai door one some.
Phone 10 S-4040
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CoLoRED--il2o EUCLID ST. NV.
Bsmt apt, hed-iiy, rfn., kit, bAtht
col 6RED-ias oUIBEC III. NV.
ftirnisfisd basement ant: rmS
kitchen. pvt. entrance. conyens
CoPakFbb.D isPt ks5sb.D ,lsS ES. Sis5sSt AZ StarEISSsr
HSS issh And 9cAfiE sfs.-i rT,.
kit, S1f.76 and Si3.fB wkiy. Also
2 rms: end kita refsr. and Htils.
co s'fa ofoRIB-S.W. ~. Ss.Se0e; es;EcrroN-a rms.
mo. inciud. utiis. HU. 5-SIsi.
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TOW-PATH APIS.
GEORGE,TQWN

1861 3Ist st. n.w.---1 bedrm.. ilv.
rm... kit, bath and rec. lrn.: aif~
conditioned bedrm.; excel. cond.
Throughout. $3.50 mo. To inapect.
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acossiaasd . ss7s 800
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INCOME TAX RETURNS, low rates.
prompt service; BY appointment.
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ROOF REPAIRS
LOWEST RATES
HO. 2-7127 q bs
SEWING MACHINES, any make; free
estimates; 24-hr. service. Call ST.
3-7OOe any time. -3l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
BIG SALE

PLYMOUTH 81 sedan; good cond
S795. Call LO. 4-646S bet. 9 and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
AuroMoBllEs FOR SALE

81 Craabrook sedan:
beautiful light green ilnish. interior
nice and clean: has r. and h.. turn
signals. excel. eond.: S665: written
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25

PONTIAC 1854 Catalina; S2,299; 9
tone white over coral; Hydra HOR-
NER S BUICK. 1929 MINI. ne. LII.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25

All Mokes-AI Modes-Approved credt-Low Down Payments
LONG Easy Terms! II No Car To Trode In Ask Uncle Joe"
For WHOLESALE PRICES! If You Have No Money. See Uncle
Joe cepovoe.+ He Will Toke Gore Of You. Gladly! Most Gers
Equipped With Rodo Heaters And Automatic Transmission
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC "a Catalina: Hydra Matte,
power brakes, power steering. tinted
windows. Loaded with extras: very
low mileage. Show room appearance;
y 095; Low down payment. STAND
ARD PONTIAC. T125 baltimore ave-.
College Park. Md, AP. 7-42S2.
--27
PONTIAC 80 Custom Catalina; beaut
2-tone finish; low mileage; cannot
pc told from brand-new; 81 685.
Low down payment. STANDARD
PONTIAC. 1925 Baltimore ave,
College Park, Md. AP. T-4"S2.
81
PONTIAC 1854 Star Chief 4-dr.: o.
tone blue, T. and h.. Hydra. D. s.;
3,0u0 mi: spotiess. Cost Sd. 0S3;
1867.
PONTIAC, 500: excel motor. Fo,
appt. TO inspect Sat. or Sun. Sall
WO. 6-26g3. Ext. 10l. -26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25

studebaker SO VS. hard-top con-
veftible; r and h., auto. trans,
w.2w. tires; 10000 miles; real
sporty model at terrific savings,
Saturday special S1;395. Payments
to suit your budget. MCNEIL Pom
TlAC. 1920 Wis. ave. OIL. $4,000.
IN the Heart of Bethesda.
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BIG SALE

N. Vas Largest Olds Dealer
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. ia. 1-S40t
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ISTUDEBAKER 1850 Land Cruiser
4-dr.; l. and h.: cd. t.s.. SC: one
owner; S395. BOWMAN sTUDR-
BAKER, 1900 Ga. ave. NV. RIA,
6-1122 -27
sTUDEBAKER 1851 Champ. 4-dr.:
r and h.; cd, Sc, t.S.: dark gray;
one owner: $685.. BOWMAN STU
DEBAKER. 1900 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
6-il22. 81
STUDEBAKER 1858 Commander s.
passenger coupe: r. and h.; at, ts.,
Wv. tires, low mileage: 81 1896.
BOWMAN STUDEBAKER, 1900 Ga.
ave NV. RA. 6-I122. -27
STUDEBAKER 1852 Land Cruiser 4
door; heater, at, t.s.. dark green;
low mileage; one owner, 1895.
BOWMAN STUDEBAKER. 1000 Ga.
ave. NV. RIA. 6-1122. -27
STUDEBAKER 1854 Champ. 5-passen-
ger coupe; r. and h.; Wv. tires;
2-tone blue; 1000 actual mi: one
owner; 81 .695. BOWMAN STUDE-
BAKER. 1900 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
6-1122. -97
STUDEBAKER 1853 Land Cruiser
4-dr.; T. and h.; at. t.s., SC, Wv.
tires; dark cherry red; one owner;
SLAB. BOWMAN STUDEBAKER,
1900 Ga ave. NV RA. 6-1l22 20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-25

Pontiac '55 VS. Starchief Catalina;
car warranty; real beauty on wheels.
Get set for summer driving. Sat
urday special at S2.945; as low as
$500 down, cash or trade. For the
best Pontiac deal. see Mcneil" Pay
mentS to suit YOUR budget. MCNEIL
PONTIAC, 1890 Wis. ave. OIL. A.
5000. In the Heart of Bethesda.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH STATION WAGONS
Plymouth 81 suburban, r., h.. $3.50:
Plymouth ). suburban. r.. n.
h. 1895; all very clean. in finest
cond.. guaranteed Cash. trade or
terms WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 Wis,
ave EM Q.ntln
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 40 Chieftain: Hydra, r
and h: excel. cond.: by orig. owner
S525. After D pm. JU. 5-7521
PONTIAC 1854 Catalina: black. white
ss,o99. STANLEY II. HOMER. INC.
Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9TH
Ii. 6-6464.
PONTIAC SO convertible: fully equip.
r. and h.. new Wv. tires. power
steering; orig. owner: S1,595. EN-
2-IS05 ~
PONTIAC 40 49, 4-door; excellent
condition. Has all extras. Must be
seen; S455. WO. 6-5545.
PONTIAC 80 Catalina; 3-tone green:
new tubeleSs white tires: fully
equipped. Only S1.595: SI95 down.
PINEY BRANCH MOTORS, JU. g.
LINZ -o-
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REPOSSESSED

1913 sedan: good
cond 1947 Buick convertible; needs
minor repairs. Best offer. Call ia
2-2444 bet. 8 and 8. -25
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04
T'ugggle

Rev Arthur Stevens VIII con-
duct preaching services in APP
pomattox church next Sunday
night at 7:30
Tommy Anderson viii preach
IN the old store building at Tug
gle next Sunday afternoon al
3 O'Clock.
Howard Hudson. of Richmond
spent last week end with his par
entS, Mr. and Mrs u + Hudson.
here On Sunday AFTERNOON they
called TO see the krye family
who are recovering from flu
The Women Of Davis Memorial
Church met at the church last
Sunday evening with a dinner
Mrs. j r McCraW. Of laarmyilie
spoke following the dinner OF
" India"
Mrs. A NJ Paulson and son.
John. we're dinner guests Of Rev
and Mrs. Douglas Paulson, Of
Goochiand. last Friday evening
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04
News Al Mehefrn
Community Fire Engine Purchased
After Campaign Led By Ruritan Club

tnem DeIepe that ta2 aaH be
q good crop year
Most 81 tfi SICK folks around
MeheFtlu are much improved
Callers in the home Of Mr.. and
Mr. T. = Hurt last "Wednesday
night we're Mrs. Gordon Hurt. OF
Mt Pleasant. Mr. ard Mrs. G r.
Hurt, MI and Mrs. Joe Hurt and
family. Mrs, r. 3 Hurt has been
sick with fin. but able 20 De out
again
M and Mrs ] Anderson
ard family. Of Richmond. spent
the week ena With MIR. and Mrs
w II Berry and Mrs.. Grace An
dcrson
Mr. and Mrs Warren Milestone
and family Of Richmond spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Qsyde
WIT.
Mr. and Mrs Bernard Holt, Of
Lynchpurg. VISITED Mfs j II
F3a1keb recently.
Mrs Harry Holt Of Richmond
spent last "Wednesday with Mrs
J. II. F'oHlkes and Mrs LA Marx
Vernon PTiddy. Of Portsmouth
spent The aaek end with Mr. ard
Mrs r o Priddy
MI and Mrs G. Jennings spent
Sunday in Bfookneal
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04
News A. Meherr,n

Goin II Daniel m m Der Of
!foasa of Delegates MAS guest
speaker fof ne Mnl1efrln Huyitan
Club Last Thursday EVENING Good
CitIzfnahlp@. sa8 lis subject The
meeting Yas aeii attended
one 81 the clut,s goals has been
reached The MrherFln Rarl-
Ian Club has brought a nice fire
engine. and IT has already been
out on q cali Tfs Mehsrrin CitI-
zens age more Civic minded than
they have been III many years
James Il Berry is the new Preai~
dent Of the club
I'ae Rev Nr fAngfsorne. Of
Oaen6. va called on the Rev
and MRS II + Dunkum Mon
day
Rev and Mira II +. Dmkum
geIe luncheon guests of Mt and
Mrs s p alatner and Miss Ellie
(iee Sunday and we're dinner
guests Of Mr. and arg . r.
Buchanan. Sunday evening
Rains Welcome
LunenbHlg citizens are delight
"a 70 have rad 50 many GOOD
rains this past winter Many Of
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04

On F5gada5 evening Mrs. FRANK
Bruce led the members OF tile
c. As and r As In a study %.
Alaska A social hour followed
ard Mrs. Bruce serged refresh
nents 10 the group
Mrs. Charlie Gates and Betty
10. and Edward Kennedy we're
week end guests Of .sr and Mrs
Norman Yaneey and family. in
KempasllIe
Misses Betty and Flralnla
Gates. Of Roanoke Rapids. n C..
spent the week end III the HOME
Of Mre w 3 Gates.
Mrs. Woodfin Hughes ard Mrs
Thomas Boiliings visited Mrs. w.
r. D-ttor and Mrs. VIII Bourne
in Charlottesville. Monday.
j. / Bruce returned Monday
after q visit with Mr.. ard Mrs. r.
w. Morgan III Henderson. N. G..
NJ and Mrs. Robert William
son visited Mr. and Mrs. Early
Redford at Curles Neck on Mon
day
Mis- Mary Bruce and j % d n
spent Sunday IN F'armVille With
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Bruce ard
family
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04
Old Abilene

About IS young people Of the
community attended the part J
Saturday night given b. the
Grange Arsa Meredith Cnapp@ll
had charge of the games Pop
esqrn. lenanade and cookies we're
served Everyone seemed 10 have
good time.
Miss Marie Bailey returned
home Sunday afternoon after
spend the werk with his sister.
Mrs. Henry Newcoub. and family
On Sunday MI. and Mrs
Henry Newconb and children
visited her parents. Nj and Mrs.
S. D Bailey.
The many friends Of Thomas
DrlskIll wish him a speedy re-
cogery He Is a patient IN South
side Hospital IN F'armyille He
was operated OH Monday and IL
doing nicely
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Sl4yton
and daughter. Barbara Jean. Mrs.
Lizzie Slayton and her mother.
Mrs. fairfield. visited MI and
Mrs Alton Nelson last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs John Didlake and
daughter. Kathy. OF Richmond.
visited NJ w Davis and Mr. and
Mrs Albert Davis and family
Saturday Week end visitors I'll
the same home vas Miss Mahls
Davis. Of FalmYiHe
Mrs. Effie Dickerson and bro
ther Leslie Green visited Mi
and Mrs. II y Dickerson. Sun
day night
Mrs. Peaile Daniel. Mrs. Suzla
Daniel and Miss Edith Daniel were
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr. and
MIS-. Flaye DgIsklll
Mrs. Bernard Womack. who
has been very III is much better
Her many friends hope she viii
soon be out Of the hospital
Miss Edith Daniel ana hef
mother Mrs. Suzie Daniel, visited
Mrs Shirley Reynolds attended
the All County Council meeting
in F'armgille February 10
Mrs w penick and daugh-
ter. Margaret. are improving af-
ter having flu last week
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04
Brenlo Bluff

Mr. ord Mrs John Sparo ARD
daughter. AlIene Ut BABYLON. n
Y and Mis- A p White Of
Washington speH. t4e Wt-k END
With relatives he,Ie
Mr. and Mrs Diflard Ssi1reNlite
and son. of Richmond sp'mi sun
day with their Sis al and brather-
in-laW Mr. and Mrs leland
Smith.
Mis- Shirley Milton. oe Wasl$-
in8ton. spent the week erd WITH
her parents. Mr. and Mrs Charles
Melton. j..
Miss Clara MIntcr. Of Rich
mond spent Tho week end with
mother. Mrs Randolph IAuuer
Preston Smith. OF Washington
and Mrs Henry Hell 81 Wnm.ne-
ton. spent Tuesday with their
brother and slster -ln law Nj
and Mrs Leland Smith
Mr. and Mrs S + Ransom and
Mrs G. p Clemehts spert We'd
nesday In Richmond
The Lenten Study Glass IS belng
heS each Tuesday In Lens al The
William Frank Holel Fork Union
Members Of the WomanA AuXll-
naw home on thFtr Cumberland
farm on Z S Hishway 90. be-
tween Cumberland ana Sproases Il
Corner.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04

mother Mrs. James Ferguson on
Saturday Mrs. Ferguson KEEP. THE
CaldTess' d aughter Madeline
while her mother vas IN the
hospital
The Quarterly Conference Of
Prince Edward charge aas held
at VT Pheasant on the evening
Of February II
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Hurt and
daughter recently visited rela-
tiyes In Richmond
Ensign Marcellas Wfaddln. who
Ii with the U s. Navy IN Tokyo
Japan has recently been promoted
10 1t JIG ) CONGRATULATIONS TO 1t
Waddill whose parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Chas. w. Waddill. live near
here 1t Wsaddiil. an honor grad
uate Of Worsham High School
and Hampden Sydney College
did post graduate work at the
University OF Pittsburgh before
entering the Navy.
The Mt Pleasant II . CLUB
met with Mrs A. Hines Wed
nesday afternoon. Feb. % The
March meeting vii be held with
Mrs James Ferguson
Mr. and Mrs Thomas w Jones
Of eysyIlle recently visit
ed his parents, sir and Mr. T.
g Jones.
Linwood Ayres, Jr.. who moved
to Cumberland last fall after sell
ling his farm near here. was back
In the neighborhood last week
He and Mrs. Ayres are building a
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Sandy River.

The Women Missionary Socie-
ties Of Pisg II and S h afon
churches WIKI. meet together on
Friday evening March 4 al 7 80
for a study on Home Missions.
Miss Luicille Peak Of Farmville
will lead the study
The TWAS. Of Sharon Shurch,
met with Jean Gates f0r the
February meeting Oh Thursday
evening Feb "a
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04
Mt. Pleasant

This community has gotten a
number Of goo d SLOW soak ing
rains since last Tuesday after
noon Although they have hind
cred farm work. sucl rains are
What Is needed to reps2nish the
lack. Of moisture in tie slbsoiI-
Mfr and Mrs Chas, W Wsaddill
acre guests Sunday before last
OF Mfr and Mrs. A @ Caldwell.
of Keysville
Recent guests Of the WaddAls
we're Mrs. Waddills' sister. Miss
Nancy King. Of Forest, Va. who
stayed a week, and MIR, WaddLlis'
cousin and his wife Mr., and Mrs.
Deyln, Of Wileyspurg.
Mr and Mrs. J P. Cllldress are
parents Of q son. born February
81 at SoutfaSide Community Hos
pital. MIS- Chlldress and small
son returned TO the home OF her
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04

Mrs Effie Dlckerson and brother.
Leslie, Sunday afternoon.
Visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.
Garter Sunday were her brother
Alra Fallen and Mr. and Mrs.
Pettus Anderson ard daughter
Cecilia
MIR and Mrs Garland Clark at
tended the wedding OF her broth
er Saturday Mr.. CLARK was an
usher IN the wedding.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04

DAVID 0'Brisn and Miss Nancv'
Johns az Aryonia attended a PEI.
tormance ~ the new hit musical
Fannv Ntarring Eniao PIMA and
walter Sitzak white visiting IN
New York
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-04
tRtO<IA

nary AIN ussed % attend
Evening star., 1955-07-02
ssassss
Holiday Death
Toll Now 81
BY the Associated Press

The count of violent deaths
rose slowly as the Nation began
its long Fourth of July weekend
holiday today with a heavy flow
of highway traffic.
A survey showed that SO per-
sons were killed in traffic acci-
dents from 6 pm. local time)
yesterday to mid morning today
Accident deaths from all causes
numbered 81, including 8 drown
ings and Z in various other types
of accidents. No fireworks deaths
were reported.
The National Safety Council
has estimated that $50 persons
will be killed in highway acci-
dents by Monday midnight.
Drownings and violent deaths
from miscellaneous causes will
swell the toll. ;.
The three-day Fourth Of July
holiday last year took an over
all toll of 623 lives-348 died in
traffic, 1872 drowned and SO died
in other accidents, including
four killed by fireworks.
The record toll for the Inde-
pendence Day holiday period was
set in the four-day holiday of
1850 when 1913 died.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
THE STRIKE AT A GLANCE

HOW MUCH LONGER?-No change likely before
Tuesday, nothing specific then.
WHAT'S Observation-Disclosures negotiating ses-
sion today.
DOWNTOWN WASHINGTON-Streets are quiet,
you can park almost anywhere, last chance
for holiday shopping
THE STRIKE ISSUES-What's keeping Capital
Transit and its employees apart? Page AS
CANCEL THE COMPANY FRANCHISE?-
tor Morse wants to take the transit operation
away from its "stiff-necked management"
Page AS.