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Minimum 1.year experiences. inter.
esting work in electro-mechanical
mechanisms. Many employees bene-
Cal Can g 81. s.osSe. l0t a''4n Mis
MOVING HELPERs AND DRIVERS
sential. Must be sober, ambitious
and hard workers. Immediate
openings. Apply in person at 1881
INiGHT AASDLiNG FOREMAN. $3.50
to ~ midnight, Monday through
rridas working foreman q oman
q u nsoSs i bas r snd
without . daytime Job. needs ini-
tiative dependabihty. goods refs.
Bondable, 81 % per hr. Apply
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES. 1918
New Hampshire ave. NV. (2lst and
Nd. . to IL am. Monday through
|oFFiiccEf MANAGER for washington
once OF insurance consulting hrm.
viii be Interviewing starting week
Of August 22. State full details
Of experience and BACKGROUND In
letter and address, reply to Box
of sfI6i ASS. A. experienced dispenser aa
aRo1 4fnenRa AhT r. a nsssIss flIo1s
1925 Vermont ave. NV, 40-hr. VIZ.
20 days vacation, Is days sick
leave per VI. Comprehensive med
icaI and hospital eoverage for
self and dependents. Salary com.
mensnrate with experience. CAN
|PafNTERs Ss,, 81 per mr.; expert
enced, must have. transportation.
Call WO. 6-9026 after 9 pm. lis
PAINTERS HELPER. capable Of
sanding and tapping: E-day Wk.; all
company benefits. COLONIAL
oLDsMoB1IE. see Mr.. KEITHLEY.
PARTS MAN, exper.. s-day wk.: good
working cond.: hospital and in
surance; paid vacation. See Mr..
PihaAsRMxcIsT. fun time: s.Ssy
week: good salary: group hospital
tzation, etc. HIGGER'S DRUGS,
SOFT Conn. ave. --I0
PHARMACIST, 6-day week, no Sun
days or holidays. In professional
pharmacy. Give complete informa-
ton AL replies confidential. Box
2sS-M. Star. go
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LEADS FURNISHED

New program Of secpring leads Offers
outstanding opportunity for sales
i na1 va "a 70 coOmS Sh widows.
National company needs ! add
tionai salesman for local branch.
Give qualifications and telephone
number In flrst letter To- Sales
MANAGER, 1884 LaBrosse st.. De-
tr0ft 10. Mich. lis
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ROIITEMAN
ROUTE MAN
SHOE SALESMAN

And others accustomed to
meeting the public. Would you
IKE to considerably increase
your income with much better
working conditionsa Present
men are earning $500 TO
$500 weekly. Thorough train
ing and cooperation siven to
everyone. Our top season Is
lust starting. To get In on the
ground floor apply now
Ask for Mr. Kirkland
2 to 6
Sill Georgia Ave. NV.
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THE FIRESTONE
TIRE q RIJRRER 20


90z RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
DRUG CLERK.-Full time. 6-day
GERS DRUGS. 5oi7 Conn. ave.
DRUG CLERK. exper. only. local
caAsrIEF fSss, e sHG M ssund igS
AfaeSIfhiscSiiiASs..w . must hav. b &.
cense, Can 4. D. PoRTKR. II.
ELrecfiiRlcraNs. D. c. card. sv.ras.
expsr. on tubing. BELIMoRE, AD.
l20o. 32l1 Walbridge pl NV,
$40 fnEs 20 q, end Park nd. lie
hing and two for wiring: no new
work; drst-class men only: can
4 AlqQ use man qualified to estimate,
I'D ELECTRIC Co. 26o3 2 st.
kLECIRICIAN. Al meehanic, TOP
Tkiiecs Co. Z Ils gG. P S.sasosa REX FEC
ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN
Capsble Of working alone, harness
layout. wiring and testing. Paid
vacation. disqualification and pen-
sien plaps Exeellsnt opportunity,
Snapman ave-. Rockville, Md. oil
ELEyAToR OPERATOR. colored, for
board exper. See res. mgr, 1901
Vermont ave, NV. lis
ENGNEER, customer service, COM.
MERCIAL CONTROLS CORE.
manufacturers Of ONCE equipment.
Mechanical and electrical aptitude
: ssrf eSsas,fiai Ha,,~t i. IN - ~. -.
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HELP--..-lMEN

TYPEWRITER lTECHANICs. sxpsr
al makes. manual Vefy. good sal
arg for yight men; Apply 70 per.
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BOOKKEEPER

To take full charge Of general ledger
preparation OF financial state.
ments ,Psrmanent position. CAL
Gm. o-STbb. III
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DENTAL ASSISTANT
White, 1890. Need an attractive
asst, experience not necessary, Ap..
ply 1876 r. /. ave. ne, bet. 3 and
8 pm, Tuesday and Thursday.
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR. 1885,
excel. opp, outstanding organ. 3
days, $40, No res; fee. Persennel
ANTS, INC, Suite 600, 1406 @ NV,
Dictaphone Opr., S. o.
JANE BURCH. RIM. 226, Bond Bldg.
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Ask Tor Mr.. Kirkland
Sill 0eorsia Ave. NV. .
Statesmen

sALEsMEN Engineers, technical
Sials Bo4ps as CO.. 'fsfo. an Sa'niiaae S
Est. 20 yrs. Ma. $3.50.
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PART TINE
MARRIED MAN

Men for educational survey In spare
time; car necessary; guar. 81 mr..
Phone Mr.. Kay, JU. 1924. III
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SALARY
$500


- $500
National concern has opening for
two experienced statesmen with
cars; married, 20 TO As yrs. OF
age: $500 per mo. salary plus
bonus plus Christmas bonus. no
drawing account. This Is a salary
bonus position Call N. person, 10
am. 10 2 pm. Mon, Tues, Wed.
ewes. By appointment. 1921 l4ti
8 NV" ask for Mr.. p. L. GER
statesmen (2)
21-6O, residents of NV. wash. or
Mont. CO. preferred. Specially SELL
Ing field: no trade-ins TO worry
about. no samples to carry, no
credit turned down: above aver.
age earnings and commissions
and bonuses, drawing account II
necessary TO qualified salesmen.
Car necessary. For personal inter-
view call bet: Q an, and nm.
MR.. CHESTER. OIL. e.s303. --io
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CALIFORNIA TRAVEL

Immediate cash drawing acct, no
tel. food, tfansp. paid white II
zine and other publications, aver
MRs. sToELE, 1915 cue st. NV.
Cairo Hotel, hrs. o am. to IL
noon or after 8 pm. No phons
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RQnNAN

Would consider student. attending
school at night; knowledge Of field
and level work. Apply Personnel
Dept, cAFRITz Co. 1920 X Ct.
NV. Room col.
ROORERS, asphalt strip shingles,
50 40 an hour. Also helpers, 81 30
an hour. Report TO Mr. POPE at
Married OfIicers Quarters, Andrews
Air Force Base. ready for work.
ROOFING SIDING MECHANIC. ex-
per. with ladders. TO wk, by square
MR.. DIAMOND. DI. LAST.
ROUTEMAN for cigarette and candy
vending route. AUTOMATIC SALES,
INC. OF Leesburg pike. Fails
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ENGINEER

G&N144NGG1b
ID or Sd class license. white or
eclofed. Call am. to 5 pm. Al
BAN TOWERS. Wo. $4,000. is
Engineer, Day, 9Th Glass
Colored. For apt. bldg. in NV.
Good salary plus apt. No children.
Apply Personnel Dept, CAFRTTZ
Co. 1920 x st. NV. Room 201.
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statesmen
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
$1,000 UP

SALES REPRESENTATIVE
$1,000 UP
We have an unusual opportunity fol
q man who has q good education
can speak fiuently, and has q car
Leads furnished. No travel II yOt
are available ct once, see Mr.
Wefth. George Mason Hotel Alex.
ardEta. Va, Tues. or Wed. IL 70 3
SANDWICH MAN. or clerk. expef
N kosher food: Apply IN person
HoFBERQS DELiCATEesEN. 1892
s EfSsfsn 1 sfAfna iS ArrrNDAasSr
must be experienced IN fabrication
coNNoRs. INC. 272l MAYOR I'd
sEiRyrcE STATION ATTENDASr,
must be experienced and have good
references. Good starting salary
HAUTERS SUNOCO SERVICE. 700
East Montsomery ave-, Rockyisle
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
White local references: lubfica'
ton experience and gond salesman
$40 per day plus commission aIif
SERVICE STATION. HSaeonsin ave
s inS kiEef sT "a ION Can wSshassR
Gooa starting salary. c9mmlssion
somery ave-. RocfviIis.
SERVICE STATION MEN, to install
tires. experience preferred but not
essential. Excellent company bene.
fits. for the .2<yho qualify: 6-dayr
10-holIr week.
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: THE EVENING STAR
GARAGE MECHANIC


GARAGE MECHANIC
We have permanent position for q
reliable man, about IS or 40 years
Of age, TO assist In the maintenance
and repair of heet of 90 trucks
vacation with pay. free Insurance.
and other employe benefits. Apply
ELITE LAUNDRY Co, 21l9 l4th
st. NV. --16
GAS ISLAND ATTENDANT--Branch
Of leading automotive concern has
eve. shift, 4:3O-midnight. Only ex-
perienced, ambitious. and courteous
men should apply. Excellent start
Apply Mr.. COLEMAN. CALL CARL.
INC: C.; ave, and colesvilie I'd,
G Sslys5 spfo1a PSkiR Af exp.riens.d,
$3.50 per hour. CAN Edsegster
GRo6ScsEsRiY CLERK - experienced,
sober, have drivers permit. Apply
SIS North Capitol st. NE. S-4T78.
GROCERY CLERK. sxgsrienssd:
HMAAARBKK ET TAI. s3o A Ssb Z; ss:;AikHBKNER, "a
WorE in Faiis Church Motor Court.
Phone JE. 2-OI10. liz
mss; free reg. Miss Dodge. Visit
BOYD'S. cor. g and 18th nav. --3l
IBM OPERATOR, s297 per month:
5-day week; chance for advances,
ment. WIN consider inexperienced
BACKGROUND Of general ONCE work.
State age. race, education, expert
ence. reference. Box Tim. star.
--l9
IBM IO2, 60eA---control panel wiz
ing specialist. Wiring Of support
ing equipment I essential lol dssir-
For interview, call NE. S-6252,
Ext, 202. lis
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Young Men Seeking
A Career in Insurance

Young Men Seeking
A Career in Insurance
n you are between the ares Of $3.50
d r,SsDon ns ran iGT p nSs1eiG2
and casualty Insurance company
can offer you 8 comprehensive long
term treining program leading 70
the position Of special agent. Must
be mature with ability and desire
to study on-the-loh informal
sfs given . Il stSimpany ort szpens x
perience In reply. BOZ 246-s. Star.
30
WANTED.-Young men interested in
maintenance, personnel adminis-
H& s Co, 14Oth Eng, D. c. Ma
tional Guard, Phone Jk. 4-o322.
IS PEOPLE to take information for
new washington city directory.
Must be- able TO write good hand
and spell. 5-day work wk.; starting
pay. g cents a,. per hr ..,' bonus d gay
to Room 6ie. soc r st. NV. after
q am, for interview. lis
RETIRED POsTMAN, for maii-room
week, starting salary $50 month;
1887 X st. n.ws Elk. 3-472O. ---ls
GOOD EXPERIENCED MEN: SALARY
pp las, eo SFsEsSs s sau1aSoco SId
Biadensbufg and colesville rds. stl-
var Guffng
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SHOE saLEsRAN--Permanent posi-.
ton, excel. opportunity for ad.
vancement Apply WHITMAN'S
SHOES, 1868 Fenton st.. Silver
s s9Eins; sf Ms 20. MsasklAldER, espsr,.
enced: salary IS. 900 annually plus,
Must be Q live wire. state age and
resume which will be strictly con-
fldential. Write TO p. o. Boz 4727.
Washington. D. c. -21
SHORT- ORDER COOK, white, for
the MAYFLOWER DINER 500
Rhode Island ave. me-, no. 2-e317.
LIZ
SUPERVISOR TO supervise establish.
ed dry cleaning routes. Must be ex-
perienced or have relative back
sround. Local references. 800 wk.,
plus cemnisssb5osna; Call Mr.. Hasmnii-
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For responsible position with large
national Distributing organization,
aptitude helpful. Car to your ad-
vantage. II you are available I'm.
mediateiy see employment mgr, 10
am. TO u. 1908 Duke st.. Alex, Va.
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SALESMAN

Leads furnished, St0O
weekly draw. To men with
q desire to earn more than
average income. Present men
are earning $500 to $500
weekly. Thorough training
and cooperation given to
everyone. We prefer married
men with cars between the
ages Of 90 and 36. Our top
season 10 Just starting. To set
~ on the ground hoor. apply
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MECHANICAL
CRAFTSMEN

Minimum 1-year experiences. inter-
esting work In electro-meehanical
mechanisms. Many employee be1e-
can 81. a-O0af. SO
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SAIESI LADY
SALESL,ADY

LADIES SPECIALITY SHOP
Experienced only, top salary, pleass
ant SURROUNDINGS. Call IA. 5-0S0O.
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ICE CREAM SALESMEl

OPENINGS avail. for ambitious hard.
working men, willing to work
days Q week. to take over estab-
lished routes. Excel. earnings
Apply in person only. JACK a
JILL ICE CREAM CO.. 1919 /
The frontiersman., 1955-11-10
DODGE PLANS NEW PRIZE CONTEST

DETROIT Because of their great impact on the American reading public, nearly 4,0O0 news papers will be used to convey news of the Gar for Life" con test which is being sponsored by Dodge Division, Chrysler Corpor- ation.
 Jack w. Minor, sales manager in charge of advertising for Dodge, said that a heavy schedule of newspaper advertisements has been prepared. One of these ad- yertisements appears in this weeks copy of The Frontiers man The ad gives details of the unique contest, termed the greatest safety campaign in his tory", which will provide a new car every year of their lives for four lucky motorists. Eight run ners-up" will receive a new 1856 Dodge.
 Contestants will appear on the Lawrence Welk show (ABC-TV Saturdays) for four week begin ming Nov. 12. Application blanks are available at all Dodge dealers until November 28.
The frontiersman., 1955-11-10
Reporters
 NczeAook

Mrs. Jeanne Clough, public health nurse. left for the States on Wednesday afternoon. She has taken leave-of-absence from the Alaska Department of Health to join her husband who IS station ed at March Airforce Base Tn California.
 Marylou Rideout, Extension Service home demonstration agent, plans to leave for Glenal- len November IT where she will conduct the annual Christmas workshop and meet with the homemaker's of that region.
 Mrs. Clara Wolf is working ln Togs IN Seams in the alterations department. She replaces Mrs. Jim Cottini who recently resign ed her position with the store. MT. and Mrs. Leo Nunly and six children of Wasilla returned to the Valley from trip to the States. They left on September 22 and returned October 30, making the return trip from Chicago n nine days. They reported road conditions good before the last snow.
 TE3 Richard Barlow, son ot MT. and Mrs. Ted Barlow of Pal smer, recently paid his parents a surprise two-week visit. He is sta toned with the U. s. Navy at San Diego and is on trip to ko- diak aboard the Submarine Per ch. La Verne Marble of the local Coop creamery is spending sew eral days in Fairbanks at the Co-Op's creamery in that city.
 Jack Zimoske returned to Pal mer Sunday of this week from Seattle where he had, accompan- led his wife who is receiving medical treatment at Virginia Mason Clinic. He reports her pro- gress as good.
 Dr. and Mrs. Allan Mick ana V. Louise Kellogg of Palmer drove to Fairbanks this week where they attended opening ex- ercises of the Constitutional Con
The frontiersman., 1955-11-10

ventlon.
 Arvo Kallio, horticulturist as Fairbanks for the U. 5. Depart ment of Agriculture, will make a trip next year to North Europe to study agricultural problems through a grant of $500 from the Rockerfeller Foundation. Kal- l.o has been a frequent valley visitor.
 Everett Adams, recently elect ed to the Palmer Independent School District board, has submit ted his resignation because of a pressure of business. The vacancy on the board will be filled by an election of present members who will submit names for voting.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Barrett, long time Alaskan residents, will cele- brate their 18th wedding anni- versary this Saturday, November 12. In honor of the occasion din- her party is planned at the c. T. McMahon home, with Mrs, Harry Wimmer and Mrs. JMcMahon as co-hostesses. MT. and Mrs. Bar rett make their home in the Bail ey Hill area.
 Al Gregerson, Palmerite who is residing at Pioneers Home in Sitka, has written friends recent ly telling them of his activities since leaving here. He has attend ed the Pioneers convention in Ketchilsan as a delegate, and also visited a brother in Smithers, B. c. He says he enjoys the home very much has three good squares" a day plays cards and goes to church on Sunday. Al reports there are now about l8O residents at the home.
 Farmers who are clearing more land than the two acres previous ly approved by the committee, under the 1855 A.S.C. program, may reapply for agrlcultural agent. Closing date for reappli- cation is November 30.
 Bremen were called to the Nelson home on the Glenn high way this past Sunday to quell 3 rubbish fire. Fire Chief Joseph Gallant reminded city residents of the city ordinance prohibiting open fires near buildings. Per sons desiring to build open fires are requested to apply for per mission at the office of the City Clerk and to notify the fire de- partment of date burning is plan ned.
 The Palmer Community am bulance was used last week tc transport city resident from hel home to the Valley Presbyterian Hospital. Volunteer driver wa Hank Liebing, assisted by Rober Peterson.
 MT. and Mrs Irwin L. Metcal of Seward were weekend guest of MT. and Mrs. James Hyland o- Palmer. The Metcalfs are former Palmerites and now operate
The frontiersman., 1955-11-10
,yUNlOR'S PRESENT ''OFF THE TRACK"
 TOMORROW NIGHT

Off the Track, a comedy my stery, will be presented by mem bers of the junior class of Pal mer High School in the Central School gymnasium tomorrow night. Curtain time is 8 pm. For those who have not yet purchased their tickets, reserved seats are $l.25, regular admission, $l.O0. Tickets may be purchased at the door, although reserved seats should be obtained prior to Fri day night by calling the high school office.
 The play, which will be pre- sented in the same setting thro- ughout, will have 2 cast of 13 juniors.
 The plays setting will be in railroad station of a one-horse thrown in which are stranded for night the passengers of a wrecked train. The plot portrays the mixed emotions of people from all walks of life who have been through the narrowing ex- perience of a wreck.
 Larry Trowbridge will play the part of John Morgan, Harris Station ticket agent. Supporting his role will be John Mears, DOT traying the role of Silas Dobbins, colored helper and janitor at the station;
 Pat Zaborac, Judy Hurley and Jean Onkka will play the parts of three college girls named Flickie, Betty, and Joan. Ruth Nelson has the role of tired Italian mother, Mrs. Guanio, who is confused by everything and everyone, including her daugh- ter, Antonia, played by LeAnn Hoffman. Steve Colberg will play the role of Bill Lindsay, a not too earnest law student with an eye for pretty girls and Richard Freeman will play the part os 1 MT. Pozenby, a woman shy, my sterious and deaf person.
 Willie Woodson will be DOT trayed by Larry Puddicombe and his overdressed, overbearlne finance will be played by Rita Nichols. Mrs. Reginald Wander venter, wealthy and snobbish will be played by Annetta Saw
 ov. The part of Miss Pidgie Nc
The frontiersman., 1955-11-10

Dougal, who is a noisy old maid that still has hopes, will be play ed by Derain Curtis.
 As in every successful produc- ton, the actors must be support ed by a good stage, managers and helpers. Dorothy Lover is manager of properties; George Sharp and Ernest Boicourt, stage managers; Keith Smith, electri- elan and sound effects manager; Darlene Brager and Gerda Kal- wies, prompters; and Enola Schiebl, student director.
 The play is being directed by Elizabeth Gaines, high school English teacher.
 There was showing this after noon for the grade schools and another tomorrow afternoon Those who cannot attend the Fri day evening performance are wei come to attend the matinee showing.
The frontiersman., 1955-11-10

grocery store in Seward. MT. Efetca!f was with the U. s. Mar shaTs office for a number of years.
 William. T. Zahradnicek, super intendent of schools, leaves this weekend for Spokane where he will attend the annual meeting of the Northwest Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. The meeting will convene No- vennber 13 and continue through November IT. School credit prac- tices will be discussed.
 All departments of the Matan- uska Valley Farmers Cooperating Association will be closed tomor- row, November II, in observance ofVeterans Day. All federal and territorial offices, Postoffice and bank will also be closed.
 Used blanket sheets, wash cloths. towels and small hand basins are needed by the school nurse, it was announced this week. Anyone having such items they wish to donate are request ed to contact Wanda Wilson P-TA president, at her home IT the AHA district.
 Cy Brewer, Matanuska Flee tric Association manager, return ed this weekend from a trip tc Seattle and California where he attended power-use meetings.
The frontiersman., 1955-11-10

William Egan, well-known Valdez business man. was nam- ed president of the Constitutional Convention now in session at College, Alaska. Delegates at the Convention were administered oaths by District Court Judge Vernon Forbes before a capacity crowd. Attending from the Pal meT area is Delegate James Hur- ley, manager of the Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corporation.
The frontiersman., 1955-11-10
MOOSE LODGE
 PLANS CRAB FEED

All members of the local Moose Lodge are invited to attend a crab feed being planned for Saturday night, November 12, beginning at $50 pm. at Moose Hall. Follow Ing the feed there will be danc- ing. Tickets will be sold at $2.5O for men and $1 50 for women. All Moose and their guests are in- vited to attend.
The frontiersman., 1955-11-10
CHRISTMAS ITEMS TO BE FEATURED AT THREE-DAY SALE

Residents are reminded of the three-day sale which the parish members of St. Michael's Catholic Church will sponsor, beginning Friday morning at 10 am. The sale will be conducted in the Shamrock building and will fea- ture many Christmas gift items. as we'll as rummage items, and home-baked pastries, rolls, breads, etc. Anyone having rummage items may leave them with Kay Pippel, prior to the sale, or take them to the Shamrock building Friday morning.
The frontiersman., 1955-11-10

FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFTEDS ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
The frontiersman., 1955-11-10

FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
 ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-12

Or. Charlie F Lane VINO
teachers geography Al Long@of>d
College. with his wife and tao
children plan TO nope 70 their
new home ,on the FarFnville Lake
road this seek from the old Du-
vail home on High street
Miss Virginia Wall spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs Dou
elas WhlpHe IN Rockbrldge cOun-
~
Mr. and, Mrs Emanuel Wen
berg left Sunday for Nea York
city Oh buying trip
Miss Lucille Jennings has re-
turned 10 Farmyille after spend
ing some time visiting In Lynch
burg
Miss Patricia Ann Wilmoth IS
entertaining d number iDf her col
lfge classmates at Virginia Beach
this week She was accompanied
by her mother Mrs Il A VIII
moth, and Mrs X Is Crawford
Mr.. and Mrs f { Buck. Jr
have returned from visit with
their daughters and spnSln- law
Mr. and Mrs f. s Jacobs Of Beth
lehem. Pa and Mr. and Mrs Lee
w Muse d Drexel Hill Pa
Mrs J A. Moore. ot philadel
phia, is spending some time with
her sister. Mrs T. J Andrews
Guests IN the same Home are
Mrs. Andrews daughter Mrs
Richard Il Jones and children.
Katherine and Richard ~ Greens
boro. N G.
Mrs f II Elliott spent the
week end with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs II l. Wes4brook, in
Franklin
DR. Charles f. McRae Of Hamp-
den Sydney. of'iciated At the mar
riage OF MISS Helen Bradford Le-
Sueur to Robert Carey Hughes in
Arvonin on Saturday
Mrs Arekn Struck. new man
ageer for the Dorothy May store.
is spending this week in New York
Oh a purchasing trip
Miss Minnie Rodgers left Sun
day To sperd a week in Wash
lngton. ID c.. with her sister.
Mrs. r. ii Ware. and Mr. Ware
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-12
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