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Evening star., 1955-05-29
DE LUKE RAMBLER
GRAB THIS-S12.5OO!

Exceptional bargain in beautiful
Williamsburg drive near Four Cor.
transportation Brick Colonial with
two large bedrooms and bath. Full
basement with extra facilities fol
playroom. Corner lot. 10000 So
IT. with driveway. AssumeNGI loan
Easy terms.
Directions Out Colesville rd. to -Four
left to 31S and open" sign.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
YOIIR OPPORTUNITY

YOUR OPPORTUNITY
IDEAL HOME FOR COUPLE
Reduced to $4,000 for quick sale,
this two-bedroom brick rambler,
located in Northwood Park. features
studio living room with fireplace.
separate dining room, kitchen. side
screened porch. basement. garage,
lot 65x220. Don't miss It,.
-Four Corners to Lorain. left to Edge
wood. right to 10424 and our
"Open" sign.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
$4,000 DOWN

BEDRMS.. DEN. = BATHS
EDGEMOOR-FIRSf SHOWING
Owner of this attractive modern brick
home transferred out of town. Price
and terms ior immediate sale. Large
living room. dining room. equipped
kitchen. :. bedrooms and bath, lst
floor: sunporch, recreation room: =
car garage Short walk to schools,
stores and bus. An unus ual oppor-
tunity.
To reach: Out Wis. ave. to Bradley
blvd. left on Bradley to Arlington
rd.. right on Arlington to Hampden
lane, and open sign.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
BROORMONT

California style brk. and shingle,
large living room with firepl.. mod:
ern kitchen, bedrms.. screened
porch, rec. rm., gar. nr. schools and
transp. Call Mrs. Stoll, OIL. 4-l34y
or DI. 1-s14l. HENRY J. RoBB.
INC, REALTOR.
KENSINGToN-open Sun, 2 to 6.
lo304 Summit ave. q BEDRMS:
ON / AC.. FENCED. What Grand
place for children to play! Lge;
shade trees, flowers and garden, All
lge. din. nm. library. den. full bSmt
Lower S20s. viii finance. Out
Wis. ave. past Naval Hosp, right
On Cedar lane. left on Summit to
10304 and open sign. Mrs. Nasca.
OIL. 4-2403.
Evening star., 1955-05-29

LARGE-FAMILY HOME
HoT-WATER HEAT
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
This is new listing near St..
Michaers Three large bedrooms
and tiled bath. full basement with
shower bath, spacious living room
powder room. . porches, garage;
level lot with dogwood trees. Near
everything. Price reduced for Gil
offer.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
SUBURBAN AND COUNTRY

SUBURBAN AND COUNTRY
Modern 2 story; bedrms.. " living
rooms. dining room. kitchen. sun
psrlor: patio, large lot; Sl9. 900.
Modern . story: 3 bedrooms, large
lot. excellent location: S14,750.
Modern, 3 BEDROOMS, "a q. near free
way: $10,500.
Groom bungalow, modern kitchen,
bath. q a.: SI0.500.
Modern, rooms, full basement. nice
location: S9.750.
Az a. on Rte. .40: $4,000.
H ". BECRAFT
Gaithersburg 800 or 7:s-J
OPEN ] TO 6. Sl4,25O: 3-bedrm
Cape Cod on lge lot. close to
schools, bus and shoppins; newly
redec. nestled among homes much
higher priced: GI contract accepted.
Dir, Out Colesville I'd. to Gran
vile DIR. (opp. entr. TO Indian
Spring Country Club. left to o01
and open sign.
Ju. 5-6olG JU. $3.50
80
NEAR ARMY MAP SERVICE in
Brookmont: small ti-rm. brick with
screened porch. bsnit. and built-ln
garage: S14.150.
A larger 6-rm. brick with full bsmt.
and porch: $l7.950: near l-fare car
zone. Mrs. Burgess. Realtor, 6lU9
Broad st. OIL. 6-54l3.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.
Colesville-Bv Owner

OUI6SVIII6-b OWII6I
Approx. ! acre. 'Towerina
level lawns, firepl. and wooded pic
mic grove: country fenced. 3-bedrm
Cape Cod; iy In. lge, TV rm-,
IulI 5smt.. conv. to schools and
churches. Dir: out Colesville rd.
left on Bonifsnt I'd. u mi Ever
green 4-6S25 80
Evening star., 1955-05-29

CHEVY CHASE
Excellent brick home on very quiet
street with living room. dining room.
kitchen with dishwasher ana dis
posal. screened porch. 8 bedrooms.
. baths. plus finished attic room
full basement and garage. Shown
by appointment by calling MI. Lati-
mer EN-. 3-O770
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th st. NV. co. 5-O2"2
Evening star., 1955-05-29
N0OnS1nE pARK

WooDsIDE PARK A
beautiful Custom-built home
OH a lge. lot directly adjoin-
ing Woodside Park. Spacious
center-entrance hall. lge. liv
rm. and dining area big
enough to separate. II desired.
Mahogany paneled library. 3
twin sized bedrms. and .
baths. The large kitchen has
a beautifully designed built-in
breakfast set. A lower level
has rec. rm., a screened porch.
bedrm.. bath. kitchen equip
ment and ldry. End heating
rooms. o-car garage Stair
wav to 3rd A. In better-than-
new-house cond. Wall-to-Wall
carpeting and draperies If de-
sired. Please cell INEZ CUSH-
ARD, Realtor, EN-. 2-4232.
or OIL. 2-5S67.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
PARKWOOD

PARkWOOD
100O7 CREsTWoOD ROAD
Open Today, 2 til 6
See this lovely brick rambler in the
Bethesda area, only ga yrs. old and
In peri. cond. Liv. .-din comb. with
lse. stone 1rcul. Modern kit with
dish washer and disposal 3 bed
toilet toll ana and eo ss aa'n M osm stoTase Mae
closets Beautifully handicapped lot
with rock sarden; close 10 public
and oaroctial. schools. Price, SIS
500. To reach: Out Wisconsin ave
past Naval Mcd,cal Center to Cedar
lane. right Oh Cedar lane to Frank
wood I'd. left 70 our open sign and
property. Call Mrs. ShauneSsy. with
T B HALL CO, OIL. 2-3260
EYes OF H-oA3l
Evening star., 1955-05-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mb.
Bethesda Chevy Chase
OPEN SUNDAY, 1906
GT.AppRNVED RAMRI FIR

GI-APPROVED RAMBLER
2 BEDRMs., BATH-MAKE OFFER
4-year -old brick home in immaculate
condition; 2S-ft. liYing-dining COM
bination with stone fireplace. Huge
electric kitchen, completely equipped,
including auto. laundry. Patio. level
lot. VA approved. S20,05O. Owner
wants offer
ALSO OPEN MONDAY. . TO 6
5S33 CONWAY RD.
To reach. Out Wis. ave. TO Bank n
Bethesda, left on Old Georgetown
rd approx. . miles to Beech dr., left
] blk to Singleton dr., left blk.
on Singleton to Conway, right to
1888.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
SILVER SPRING
GI OR FILA

Here is an opportunity I,
buy In a settled neighborhoou
Of individual homes on a
quiet street. Prewar construc-
tion. Brick, 2-story home. en-
large lot. with trees and
shrubs. One block to bus,
walking distance to schools.
Fam. dining loom. 24-ft.
living room with fireplace, 2
~ n-sized bedroom ;, built-in
garage. Finished room in base
ment This home has been
renteu and needs decorating.
Owner will reoecorate to suit
you. or II you want to do the
JOB yourself anf save owner
Will reduce price, S20,750,
Terms available for veteran or
non-veteran. Shown anytime
By appointment LEE FREW
PftLoAsTT. PftLoAsT Ju' 9f7ols; Of. 4"
Evening star., 1955-05-29
3 BEDROOMS AND DEN

3 BEDROOMS AND DEN
NEAR PARKsIDE SCHOOL
GI appraised. The perfect brick Co.
lonial in the perfect neighborhood;
bus at corner: all nicely proper
toned rms, large separate din. rm.
with corner cabinets. new kit. full
exit, space for rec. rm.: lovely lot.
Outstanding for only S16.950.
Directions: Out Colesville rd. to Dal-
las. right on Dallas to 10026 and
our Open" sign.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
WHEATON

2609 Blue Ridge ave.-Open 2 to 9;
first time offered: only S11,S60. GL.
bedrm. brick rambler only blk.
from Wheaton shopping center Is in
excellent condition: fireplace, storm
windows. fenced yard and many
other extras. Out Ga. ave. to Blue
Ridge. left to open house. SIGLER
a. CO., LO. 4-S3S3, 10. 5-41a2.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Mr.. Columbia C.. c.

Nr. Columbia {. G.
DEN AND BATH. list FLOOR
Unique modern white brick with
colored slate roof in Rosemary
School area. Large studio living
room paneled in cypress: dinina
room streamlined kitchen, rear
screened porch. :, spacious bedrooms
and bath. IND floor. paneled rec.
rm.. 3-car garage. A charming
home in excellent condition. Excep-
tionally liberal terms to approve d
purchaser.
42l6 LELAND ST.
To reach: Out Conn. ave. to Leland
St, left to 4al6,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11
peorl-vNieIg King-Size Munnpers
wish Cosmetic Shelf und Towel Rings
1875 14.Q5


Pearl-Shell Hamper has panel
and shelf In back with white fibre
body, pink with white, green with
white, blue with white or maize
with white. Massive 14x21x26 ~
size holds loads Of laundry 1885,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11

BQuiIted Pearl Bubble Hamper
Is Of sclff-proof, stain-resistant
vinyl in an all-over pattern. Has
shelf for bath necessities and
chrome towel ring. Black, white,
pink, blue, green, turquoise or
maize. 14x21x30~ size (8808).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11
T1.95 Century
TOILET SEATS
0.05

Nodded of extra-strong
plastic. Complete with
standard fifth s and
solid brass chroneplated
white rubber bumpers.
Finish in blue, green,
yellow, pink, black or
white. (500)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11
Wolff Lacey ledge" Mond Pointed
Matched BufIhroom Accessories

Durable metal, finished in chip-resistant baked
enamel decorator coors of wine, black, white light
green pink yellow foliage green turquoise or brown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11

Textured like fine grained fabric
yet this heayy-gauge Paracord plas-
tic drapes smartly. Heat sealed
seams resist fraying. Black mono
gram with scroll on green. white,
blue, yellow, aqua, grey, pink or ma
rine green. White monograms on
black. Allow 2 weeks for delivery.
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Stables Heads Mems
Group at Longwood

Frederick Sta bles, a sophomore
Of Crewe. has been elected presi
dent of the Mems Student Gov
eminent Association at Longwood
College.
Other officers elected are: Eu-
gene Noel, Of Altavista. vicc-preS-
ident. John Roberts, of Farmville.
secretary; and the Rev Charles
Winfree. OF Blackstone. treasur-
er.
Stables. "a social science major
served as vlce-president of the
Association this year, and is cur
rently secretary of Tau Theta Pi.
social fraternity. A member OF the
Longwood Players. Stables has
taken an active interest in dra-
MATES He appeared IN Dark Of
the Moon. Romeo and Juliet =.
and played the leading role in
The Boor, one-aci comedy
which was presented in various
high schools throughout South
ern Virginia
DR. c @. Gordon Moss. head
Of the Department of History and
Social Science. is the faculty ad-
visitor 10 the association.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Foundation Head
To Lead Weeks
Baptist Services

pr James r. Bryant, secretary
Of the Virginia Baptist Founda !
ton at Petersburg. VIII lead a
series Of revival services May g.
Is At FarmWlle Baptist Church
The visiting speaker vas for
meyly executive secretary Of Vir-
GINA Baptist. but resigned this
post last December 10 lead the
Foundation work
Or Bryant Wll speak each
evening Monday through Friday.
al 8 O'Clock and at both Wor-
sh!p services Suhda MAY l5.
Tho local church committee FOR
the revival has designated the fol-
loving special nights
Monday Womaus night TUES
day Mem night Wednesday
Youth night Thursday Sunday
School night and Friday Family
and Training Union night
Tho public is invited 70 share
IN the services alth the congrcga-
ton
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Teen-Agers To
Saddle Up" For
Jaycees ROad-e-O

Farmville High School students.
who have driving permits and no
traffic violations in the past year.
Will saddle up the family bus
May Is for the Jaycee sponsored
"Teen-ag Road-e-o
Designed to encourage teen-age
safe driving and to test the skill
Of young drivers. the Road-e-o VIII
be set up on the FHS football
field and will begin at p. m,
Sunday, May IS
Competition is open to both boys
and girls Of FHS who meet the two
qualifications and are under 20
years Of age The event consist Of
A written test and a skill test
which includes curb parking
straight line driving dead end
stop and driving forward and IN
reverse through serpentlne
Course
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Spring Fire Drills
To Start Monday

The annual stx-week spring
fire drills of the Farmvillc Fire
Department will begin next
Monday night. with the larm
sounding at SIS p. m, and the
drill commencing at !. Fire
Chief Claude Butcher announc-
cd today.
Drills will he held at tho same
hour each Monday for six sue
cessive weeks $50" Chief
Butcher says. sit will be a waste
Of gas to dash after the truck
or of breath to call up asking
where the fire is"
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Six Hill Seniors,
Two Alumni Elected
To Phi Beta Kappa

SIN seniors and two alumni have
been elected TO membership ia
Phi Beta Kappa. National honor
AIRY scholarship society. by Eta
Chapter at Hampden-Sydney Col
lege.
The seniors are DcnnLSon Nov :
bray Allen, OF Hampdcn- Sydney
Robert Eugene Randolph. OF
Farmvllle john Worth Cradall.
OF Maiden. w A.. Edward Hyn-
son Loud, Jr Of Salem Roy wa
liam Dent Jr, Of Roanoke and
william Hunter Danghtrcy 0f
Winchester
Or Marion Parker. nhyslologAt
with the Unicd States Depa r.
mcnt Of Agriculture, College PARK
Md, and Or, Griffith, Depart
ment Of Economics. Washington
and Lee University. Lexington
were elected 10 mem bcrshlp from
the alumni
The newly -elected members VIA
be Initiated on June during
commencement activities Of the
college.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
HazeIgrove Named
TO Planters Board
Farm, Civic Leader
Succeeds Carson

Joseph a. Hazelgrove, dairyman
and civic leader of Cumberland
county, has been elected to the
board Of directors Of Planters
Bank and Trust Company here.
j. w. Huntington, chairman Of
the board. announced today.
His election fills a vacancy
created by the resignation OF w.
w Carson. Jr.. whose recent af-
fiiation as Industrial Relations
Counsel with the Virginia Branch.
Associated General Contractors of
America, Inc. takes him from out
out Of town frequently in the per-
torrance Of duties
Succeeds Father
Mr.. Huntington noted that the
new director follows in the foot
steps OF his father. j w Hazel
grove, who was long time mem
Der Of the board OF Planters Bank
Mr.. Hazclgrove Is member OF
the board OF managers Of South
side Community Hospital, treas
urer and a deacon OF Cumberland
Presbyterian G h Il + C h. secretary
and a director OF Farmers Co
operative. Inc. at Farmvllle. and
a director OF Cumberland County
Farm Bureau
He is also board member Of
the Randolph Young Farmers
Club and director and past
president Of t he Cumberland
Ruritan Club
Farm Specialties
Specializing IN dairytng and to-
baeco production. the new d.
rector 5 interest IN these phases Of
agriculture Is reflected in his
participation as producer re-
preventative on the Parmyille
MIX Board and as A director al
DARK Tobacco Sales Cooperative.
He graduated a John Randolph
High School and Hampden- Sgd
ney College MIS- Hazelgrove Is
the former Aurelia Warner anc
The couple have four children
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06

for visitors wishing 10 consult with
him.
Other matters taken up by the
three member board, with II. /
Shorter. the third participant
Tuesday were preparation OF bal
lots for the forthcoming Primary
and selection Of election judges
and officials.
Mr. Watkins reminded those
expecting 10 participate in the
Primary election in July. when
voters Will be confronted with an
candidate ballot, that June IL
is the final day for registration.
Saturday May 7. is the final
day for paying poll tax for cleo
ton eligibility
Members of the board. are ap-
pointed through the orders Of
Circuit Court Judge Joel w Flood
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Chick Reelected Electoral Board
Chairman; Registrars Day Same

{ f Chick Of Prospect was re
elected chairman Of the Prince
Edward county Electoral Board at
a reoTganization meeting here
Tuesday w r. Watkins. Jr.. was
named secretary. succeeding j F.
Lewis. VINO served in the post for
over 20 years.
The board decided 10 maintain
the Monday schedule OF Registrar
J. II Allen. at the regular hours Of
Q - 70 & D m Mr. Watkins
said this will be effective at least
Until after the July IL Primary
election
There had been some discussion
Of a change Of Mr.. Aliens one
day-a-Heek schedule 70 another
day which might be more suitable
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Grange Offers
European Tour

The National Grange. eldest
farm fraternity IN The world. viii
sponsor It's second European tour
an September IN response 10 po-
pular demand from Grange men,
bcrs
The 1855 tour viii start from
New York aboard The i S Amer
iea on Sept .. and will include
visits 70 SIN European countries.
TIE American Express Company
which directs Tive tour. offers a
new travel plans this year. TO IL
nance the trip IN monthly in
stailmcnts
An illustrated free pamphlet
with itinerary. rates. etc. Is avail
able from: European Tour. Ma
tional Garage Montdy' Spring
field , s.---S i
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Bank Will BE Opened AT Cumberland,
". K, Parker, POrhdtdn, President

The STATE Corporation Commits
sion thiS week granted charter
for 4 ndv bank ID Cumberland
County th.ch has been without
BANKING facilities since 1892
W r. Parker. executive wee
president 81 The Bank q Pow
-hatan. disclosed III an interview
that thd charter vas secured
through the efforts Of officers and
directors Of TIM Bank Of Pow
hatan and other interested cil-
zens Mr. Parker himself has been
working Tor several Years TO give
Cumberland County better bank !
ING act!vlties Cumberland is one
81 The fox counties IN the state
without a bank
Capital amounting To some
$50 600 y hs been paid Nh seventy
five per cent 81 which va, sub
scribod by stockholders Of tho
Bank Of Poahatsn. which has
served mpst Of CUMBERLAND CoIn-
ty for III past % yeart.
Tentative directors include W.
f Parker Hho will SERVE a. Pfesi-
dent. r II Bianton. Cumberland
County CLERK N III Bianton
Cumberlend County Treasurer
and 4 r. Yates and b c Heath
aho arc directors Of the Bank Of
Powhatall A cashier has not yet
been selected.
The ptesent post office building,
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
AGO Persons Set
TB Clinic Record
Total 80 Per Cent
OF Those Eligible

The largest number ever 70 use
the service 4 $50 persons passed
through The mobile TB x-ray
clinic during its nne-day visit.
Just concluded IN Prince Edward
county
d. II f. jenkins. health d.
rector. expressed much satLsfaC-
ton with this results, but said he
could not forget the SOLDERING fact
that the number represents only
80 percent OF the eligible popula-
ton. those over IS
The success Of thecl.nic is
due IN large part TO the excelletn
work done by the Prince Edward
County Tuberculosis, and We wish
at this time 10 express Our apprec-
lation, and we wish at this time to
the association. the members Of
the Junior and Senior Woman S
Club. and 0 everone OF the vol
unteer workers who assisted in
any way IN making TINS Health
Program successful" Dr. Jenk-
ms said
While We are gratifled with the
results achieved. we feel tina: more
people should have taken advant-
age Of the free facilities TO protect
their families and
communities from the disease,
he added in commenting on the
results.
What ever else has been accom-
plished. we are pleased with one
result that we feel sure was achleV
ed, the people OF the community
have been made more health con-
scious regarding tuberculosis, =
the director concluded.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Two Buckingham
Schools To BE
Dedicated

superintendent Of buckingham
County Schools Irving s Drlscoll
announced this wees that dediea-
ton ceremonies for Dillsyn Ele-
mcntary School Completed last
year. viii be held Thursday May
IL, At 30 y m at the school
Dowen J Howard superintend-
emf 81 Public lnAructon has
been engaged rs euC&' speaker for
the event
Carter G Woodsofs high School
on Route 20 near pillwyn Will
also be dedicated next SUNDAY.
May IS at !. 30 p m Ray + Reid.
assistant superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction viii Dc the speak
CT
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06

TIGERS could possibly sueep the
not event and discuss Nth their
one tao three combination. Jim
Frazrr. Jim Wiley and Torn Ire
BridscAatrr Rsn srrYe IN plcn
~ 81 competition IA the dsth
cent n the form Of Page Win
Rsndol ph Macon viii provide the
m@ot plth rs most versatile re-
former Charlie Nuttycombe. dash
man and hurdler
John Core. Richmond track Of
fetal and president Of the Vlr-
ginIa AAU. ALL BE- the Official
starter Field events get under
~ =. 81 2. q.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Odd Fellows To BE
\ ssociatiOn Hosts

Farm tlllf odd Fellows Lodge
200 Tlll b. host 10 l3-member
lodges ~ the Piedmont Assoc
alton At meeting May IL IN TIE
lodge here al 9 p. m
Grandma5ter Thomas McGrath
and other grand lodge officers e.
poet a large local delegation 81
welcome the many visitors expect
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Farmville High P-TA
Meets Tonight

The Farmville High School r.
IA viii meet tonight THURSDAY !
at Z Is m the school library
Top order OF business Is a re-
port OF the nominating commit r
tee and election Of officers for
1855 So An financial report on
the recent TIA sponsored carr
nisal will also be gwen
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
300 Club Women OF District 10, State
Federation. To Gather Here Wednesday

About 800 members Of home
demonstration clubs in the eight
county District 10. Virginia Fed
Grafton, will gather here We'd
nesday, May IL. for their annual
district meeting in Jarman Hall
at Longwood College
Mrs. Ruth l.. Carnage, Of Car
tersville. is district chairman. and
Cumberland county clubs will be
hoStesses for the day.