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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-07
Leaf Aver ages
Climb During
Reopenins " eek
" reimbursement
See Heavy Sales
Through January


80 ~ '~' 49, o-il :
rii,,,i,cd TILL -.' tin Tilt, .9,'a,.,'
-. r 800 ~
vjna .ra-sa. rt ... hut
oIas,~a - ''
'ss qla+'s1.y ot pr rings fIl4dF
u III. r,N I'M o', .. II $500 IL q,
ter onalit,5' ,,or.i,ns ~ ths,r cro,,s
u brlng TAI ayera ee tor ns1nl1a,
and T,,estag ~ s9s "A e. ne
above ,he saason ,,orsgo ,,.eer
the n,,rLat rIosod ,a,- ~ halt
DAYS
The s,,, o,,rod a,..,.,a a., .ho
ia d.gs nas ,..at+5t.haA !,
<q1oa th,..,,. /. ,,a,- $500 :,
1900 o,,a, ILL.,. aa,afr.,,a ho,1,,,
,,.s.,~......s
iotai SAFES
Total sales for THE tao DAYS
Meie 44iF-c1ito ta'''ateo -oo o90
,oa 40. e,,n .,,nas. -. az na.,
. .aa III 0'~
e4adt,,,, 80 , tt'a..,..,.
49,. a4, ,''4 '.r7 .s II MI
n,a,l. IN ~ re-" ~ ~, -'' 80 ~ y
- !, t '-'1.s Y. VI , 43f 7 "
re ~, = MI, ~ 80 . L 9"'''
"
rs market VIII continue oh rs
$500 "a 49, ,,.l.' t'. ,,' IN
H.. ., te. Il, ''+ee ..i MI
ha,. a s,-,l =. = = 80 g''.l
n,o,tb ~ cIos,rg 49, :
o.,-,... - ~
srJrbtea i, III t,1, oa,,,- I,N,~'-'rs
~ 49, ,a,,,,.,-t ,, tI,l - 'a, ~
csr,tad ,,,,cas shat'o III for Ia.sf
~ gaad textnre md colo.. abd
wau eortad III a.aro,o,1sos II
r,ortad ,7,,r,t,e, ~ 80 aha,,a
that ffa,,re ana n,,toern,,s saIee
,.aaa,,,.T $50, sos - sSo " 90
" - - ~ e'o
NArAe' Sa'eS
Some sales reported throughout
lhe market follow + " Babock
AppomattoX 786 pounds. S33 TO
SOP fQr total of S407 go y.
Berry and Scott Farmvllle, 484
POUNDS Tor s2l9 ~ from s34 70
500 j " Smell Charlotte g H.,
PIP pouhqS fof S216.92 from s32
TO so5
SalNe Blanken4ilip and DAVIS
Concord. OPS pounds FOR s428 88
from S37 10 $50 Wyatt Elliott
Curdsyllle. 2208 pounds fol
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-07

After several years Of working
with various dance companies,
they decided to form their own
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-07

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prior ii launchinv did cam
patQn the Federation Qia under-
fakr 4 statewide survey IA DE-
terrnl,re .be present conetlmotlon
III fb,td m3ts ang other dntrv
products and 70 ascertain a-hat
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-07
Annexation Over.
Information starts
For Ne, y Citizens
Town Dep rtments
Now Providing
Many Services

For tac 300-odd persona ii the
nea ARA Of FaimWlls, annexa :
ton Is over and indignation be-
comes THE proper Word To slbs1i-
tutc
Annexation vas effective at
1901 n. Jam aTy and al
ready the services " the Santa
ton department have been made
available In the new eastern area.
With twice weekly trash and gar
baae collections
Very soon, two census commits
s.oncrs viii make an accurate
count 81 tha population They
vii also tabulatc count Of those
with and without such facilities
As water and scwer providing the
town WITH accurate statistical
facts
street Work starts
Town Manager T. Z Johnston
said today that Workmen Of the
Street department have started
a program Of Improvements to A
street. High Lawn and Woodrow
avenues These unsurfaced streets
are beinR graded. provided With
drain pipes and given sarfac-
ny Of stone
Thc Police department has
Hidened the routes Of squad cars
patrolling the town to include the
newly annexed areas through the
day and night
Now under the supervisory rel
spohsiblliy Of the town. the app
proximate 81 3 acres Of new ter
ritory viii receive regular inspec
ton by the town manager as do
the other areas Of the commune
~.
Master Plan
MI Johnston said that the
town council ut one Of IT'S next
sessions VIII draw up a master
plan o. capital Improvements to
spell ont orderly progression inH
bringing municipal facilities and
seFvices to the new section. The
Circuit Court order granting an.
nexation specified that all tax
funds contributed by Dne annex.
I'd area must be plowed back with
In the area for five years
1le order signed BY judge Joel
w Flood also specified that a
minimum Of rs per cent Of such
funds must 30 INTO SUCH major
Improvements as streets curb and
cutters. sewer lines and fire by
drants
OF 40 little significance. ac-
cod TO town council calculations,
residents IA the annexed area had
the so pcr1 cent surcharQe on water
bills eliminated January ! Thai
in turn viii reduce the sewer tax
proportionately. since this tax it
computed as half the water bill
Water. Sewer Bills
Mr Johnston pointed out that
this change did not appear on
December bills. since annexation
was not effective that month Tie
lower costs. however, will be re-
Elected in January billings for
service from Jan on
There u.s. Of course, tie matter
Of the imposition Of town taxes
on real and personal property
Tibat is assessed at the close 3i
the year and will not becoa1e due
until next, fall
Privilege license for business
operations. however. are paid AIT
nuallv at the start Of the year
and viii be assessed on business
/ operators in the new territory
The business tax must remain uit
changed for five years. however
Evening star., 1955-10-02
AuToMobIlfs ron sAtl

sTuDEB1aEaefIs % t1s, 3 and
drive from sos t5 sos. BOW.
NAN EdUbE7A55zFk e 1900 O.. sss
BTUDEHAKER 81 Commander V-6
4-door. oferdriEet heater, seat COW
iest Snd car fof only sz25.
Frank Small, Jf., Inc.
1890 "a. Ave. Sc L1. 2-9s25
sTUpEbAKEn lag2 Land ciuIssri
htateL. ento. lIe1z. turn slsnals.
;sss s.is sesi's sowa2N asia SID sfaDisaRs s4SHsS
sTUDEBxKKR b4 commssdsS had
top: 2-tone. automatic drive. heater,
wire wheels, Nhite-ueH ttre1, : low
mileage, fully guaranteed car:
! Sl.5o9; MARTIN eIuDEBAKER.
sTn5EshKRRR us s3R3sa 40 asls: eouSs 81 oSnsr: I'M;
10000 MI, Ike new; must Be seen
e apprssiate. can ~. e-27bi after
sTupEnAKEK io4s eonv.: new
top. new ID. e. inspection, good
running eoud.; 3225. AB. 4-24GO.
BTgDEHAKER 80 Commodore STAR
light conpes black dnish. {. and n:
steal e $345. BILL MOTORS
snSsRlsihsFks lsslo, hssi.I asA AjeklsFp MgkF -s1f5 sfG
pkBAkEk 4e04 Hampden lane.
sf1DE6hksR ie47 comman9sf:
fully equipped: new tires. yeFy good
sfTgunpofs2KEh fgno I Sia is.4s Z ec,is.: asgto sood
shapei s25s. 1911 n. Hainp. NV.
rear
sTsUrDiEBAKKR '4s stariite ! coupe;
Cd. !. and hi; 76s000 miles: as iss
best reasonable Offer Jk. 4-le07.
FsTuDEBAKKR 1850 Champion A.
door blue: radio, heater. eyeEdIiye:
AnacOStia Motor Co.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Au1oMo.ILIs ron SALE

ssx chsnpIen z-dr.s
heater turn 1n6icEfofl tailored
seat coveEtf real low l1ile19e; iike
back trial, 4-monlh written euaf-
eutee HIEL 4 SANDERS. Wash. .
0lasss o oeEs .Iaa1 InsnlsE 35.s soe ~ W. IF
Evening star., 1955-10-02
AuroMollLls "a sALl

rEYMoU4n is a. luxe station
.s aslis 3 sH-'6Hs sa'sss ~ !. ssS S
sSsgs sSsSs; sassNMfsibs. sassNfif pdkriiggel! Az! ssd sssH
VS. So: OF; A-eoQoi n the
rLTh}OUTH sz Convertible: i. h.,
auto. trans Wv tirtst loaded With
txtFas; showroom condition; S1,bg1.
MeNEii poSI1kc. 1850 wiz ave.
Oh $500 IN The heart q
Evening star., 1955-10-02

PLYA0UTH rs Cran6roof CLUB &c. g.
dan: BY ofieinaf owner: hirhest
offer takes, as must buy denioTl-
stratcr or different make. SEQ
sunday q S3d6 East Ridge ave-.
Takoina Park.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

been 4fiyen 23s000 mis- neH@cetI
eqnd. thfouehollt ahouid Be seen.
MACAL MOTORS
1912 GA. AVE. NV. TU 2-50lll
sTUDEBAKER 1872 6tariite club
coupe; excellent condition; Wv,
81 ssas &e.sarz 1aa.s l1' 81 sssois iH e sord
"a dENufiE oAs-eAVER WfTH
a LUXURY RIDE. Practically
new tires. radio, heater. plus many
Can AD 2-4la2 and ID for 1ili
Stohlman Chevrolet
1870 NJ st. NV. AD. 2-44ag
S1UDEBAKERs--'lO Champion a-dr.
sedan, I. n. osd.; also 80 Champion
convertlnie coupe. 3D., eqnipped.
Ihe1e are really nice economy ears,
1lneet condition. S2g6 cash Of $h
down and Sd per Wk. MANY LOW
PRICED CARS. WOLFF MOTORS.
onsi, ssa sunday. mss s.si 10 ist q i. z s-0iss
sTUDEBAKER 81 champion sedan;
eaalp;. oreraliye' .as yery clsan TIE s
CARS. WOLFE MorpIss. l6ai VII.
ave. NV IN. 3-0i42 Open SUM
day 10 to IS
40 champion 2-dr.:
fully equip, Ike new: must sell:
&276. Terms. co. 6-O6k3.
TRIUMPH TR2 RED. white walls,
heater. turn tlgnais ANNAPOLIS
GARAGE, Foreign Car lAies and
eer1iee. showroom. Bi30 Wiscorsin
n a
TRiuMrH 1874 T. 4. roadster; iou
mi. one owner never raced: S1,-i
vass ss I. ! ssFms g I = s., 90 : 8 Rs-os5s
r'isr. si.sss a'ss MCLEAN ri MoToRs. osTS,ass
INC. I047 31st SC. NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

PLYMOUTH 80 CambridFe; 4-doOf.
one-0Wner. diplomat Never re-
paired. Can Hudson 3-4Io0. Ext. q.
PLYMOUTH 'AS special de luxe T.
! motor excel. chrome perfect: must
( see 10 appreciate; S345. KE S-6ais4.
PLYMOUTH As 4-df.s excel. eond !.
4 snow tires. heater 1 family. 10000
mi JU,- 5-3751. ~
PLYMOUTH '54 4-dr. sedan. blue.
EQUIP. with everything except auto.
trans, I.00a mi. Ii 3.0S52
fLYMoUTH 81 club coupe; fully
eghipped Priced to sell today.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

WNEE'E iots i5Fk 60, :. sn1
swnss: 3 ssssss'ss ssss scw;Iznas ;eass. sfSbr. .lftl
sk.sgslak sksfslk 700 g. -. ~.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
STuDEBAKER. 53
S45 DOWN
MACAL .MQTQRS

champlon Reesi de luxe coupe. I.
and ~ o.da Al extras, has only
ss98asa. s85a thioushOut. she1id 3 seen.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

PONTIAC sb3 4-df. e, n.s nN0ta-
MCKEE PONTIAC
sss3 SplE Mii s.s. AZ sesrosrp ssGspss77i &c psss77io7-
RENAULT 'b3 etation NaEon. "a
RIAL oAs-skVEf--pLENTY or
RooN FoR THE ENTIRE FAM
fIY Practically new tires; S641
F&S down. Call Ap. H-4431 and
ask for Bill Drynaan.
StOhln1an Chevrolet
3e7a nj 81. NV. AD. e-44a2
sTUDEBAKER 80 COMMANDER eony, |:
radio. heater, Qyerdriye, 1925 MAR
TIN 6TUDEDAKERs 1904 Hampdeu
lane. Oh Qa. - {:
coupe; !. and b.. peefdrlve. s-tone.
fun leather interior. one owner
SI.0g5. BOWMAN sTUpKBAKER
1910 Ca ave. NV, RA. 6-l122
1880 Champion r.
dr and H., 0gerdrtye: good paint
NAN sla sTf1pksIAHKHER. 700 o.. sss. 4
, TN, !, Rtxts A ~ isss iss fh,mp,on "A; si.,.
liahe coupe heater and oyerdrfve.
turn signals iiEhf blue, one owner.
Sofl5. BOWMAN eTUDkHAkER.
1900 Ca. ave. NV. HA. 6-1l22
Evening star., 1955-10-02

PONTIAC 1853

PONTIAC 1854 town sedan: iIamas,,
rokTiSc 'sS csstoas q On Z cstiiias Z III hard.
top: ] owner: epotlcss. 4, h.s etc
eQinf e.seeA best oifer. ~. e-i257.
PONTIAC 1919 Custom Catalina: !:
radio and heater ail accessories;
ssas sssdislss ss ns!:iii csil so sssissF
Evening star., 1955-10-02
AUTOS fok SALE lcon..

0LDsMOBILR 81 egss a. luxe
Sfdap; white With blue TOP: COM n-
pletely equip. with radio and
hsstsr -, hydEs;, a. ssse,i 4, hsalsii.,l 9
sea e. bssss:ds ssaaIs Hs soS2IDpsses ST. s.sss esI-
OLDs 1850 ssSSt ssdr. club sedan:
r and h.. OF 4-df. sedan: All
extras. plus new Wv tires which
cost $ieQs win pass any Inspection:
$500. cash. trade on terms. A0NER
MOTOR SALES. 18th and Pa.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

PLKlloUTn 1859 c1anhreok eluh
Wefds cannot descflhe this cef--
you must see Il, owner. Was zo9f.
nov $3.50. For credit approval
can 10. 2-0350. 2f25 Nichols
ave sc
PLYMOUTH 1858 cf1nbfook 4-df.::
Stone green nni1h. RADIO heateri
owner. low n1iIeaEe. IKE new Be-
AnacoStia Motor Co.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
$545
nne ePsiAsIR;IKWIYi-FORD sisI;Is.WsSilIssYil l;iilll

e05i n 81. NV. AD 2-QlS5
ELYMOUTH 40: bniit-in heater
driver lost license. will sell for
SlN0. cali co, 5-4923. 80
PLYMOUTH AS de luxe cony., new
TOP and tires. ne repairs and clean.
your eyes and my bills prove.
8$315, OIL. 2-2I49.
hYT0UTH 1852 convertible Cram
brook; eieaming green. radio. hest
feet condition; $500
AnacoStia Motor Co.
i70s Good Hope Rid. 81.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
$4g5

sh5aS sssip5easd. Is. by il s5sa ioah. nv NJ.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

heater tefeh-red iinish with hght
pARKWAY-FORD
-. ;, - o.SS
|al2l ~ 81. Nm = - s.-4l 9
|PLYM0gTH 1g4a club coupes extra
nice; VII psss any ,nspecIi9n; ssso; %
AcNkh MItoH 1Ahhns 19sl sn1
f4; sys; {s.. e..sa ..,,.,. n..
kLatVgm - oysS eass sssoA S.'sf
peihs tses .s s'-J .eo ~ q ~ vt.'ss
y g vsss5f5S Ssss Si' -, 80; = s6oos.
from Both sa.iippsd: 500:
Evening star., 1955-10-02
PACKARD 1850

PACKARD 40 z-dT. sedan: i. and
Ii: very clean: Ss75. Eimwcod
xxCKAkD ,5I eonv.: I. and b., ui-
Der, low MI: consider small tfades
Sz96. RE. 5-13it.
PLYMOUTH 1889 cYanbrook 4-dr.; I;
new tires; excel eond. s676. oV.
sRLYifOUTH 1885 savoy a-dr. VS.
2-tcne green, like new, heater. ex-
Evening star., 1955-10-02

0L68 s53 ~SS's s-docr; 2 and r..
Hydra. one owner. low mis- 81 ..t,5.
THAcKKR MOTORS. 18th and
Engine overhauled: l owner, going
cveFseAsi s32u. Lo. f-7i90. I'D
Evening star., 1955-10-02

PON7IAC ,6I s.s,, runSsrfibls. ssdio,
l!,s;s5j e.,; n, hss5sassls + lssa,, osAss .slSas
Evening star., 1955-10-02

R5xMpuEa Ssss. S sI:s sIsA sisas s
top $13g,
Evening star., 1955-10-02

FLHMuUTH 1885 station WAGON:
orieinai owner, under 5000 mi.
Excellent condition No dealers.
Sl.6So, OIL 4-O036. CAL between
piy,s1a;rss II n sl,d !, II ~
sac. SI,O95. KE. y-O077 SUM- ewes.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
AWord to the Wise By Mrs. F,o"t Colby
SoAPY WATERS
THE TooDLES

st. Louis: A magazine article
speaks Of ferrous metals" What
does ferrous" mean?-H. T.
Answer: It's an adjective
meaning "of or pertaining to
iron," pronounced: FAIR-uss.
It's from the Latin ferrum.
iron"
Roanoke: Is the word company
"a business concern) a singular
noun or a plural noun? 1t seems
to me to be correct to write "The
Jones Company advise that they
are A. P. MEG.
Answer: Such words as COM
pany, corporation, department.
government, congress, are collec-
tive nouns, but, in the United
States, they are grammatically
singular. Thus it is correct to
write: The Jones Company ad-
viSes that it is The State
Department announces its new
plan. The government is
studying high food prices.
Berkeley: Will you please ex-
plain the word Afrikander?-
H. G. B.
Answer: The terms is used in
South Africa in designating ma
tive white people, especially Of
Evening star., 1955-02-10

Murata (Shoh-Zho Moo-rah-
tah). president of Japan's Inter-
national Trade Promotion As
Sociation.
The Soviet Army newspaper
Krasnoye Zvezda (Red Starr
published several serial pictures
of United States atomic plants at
Oak Ridge, Tenn, and Hanford,
Wash, and then mentioned atom
plants in Canada. England and
Belgium.
A million pounds of United
States butter arrived in the Yu-
goslav port of Rijekah (Ree-
JEH kah). which is Fiume
(FYOU-mehD. Both Rijeka and
Fiume mean river" The poet
Gabrielle d'Annunzio (Gah-bri-
EHL-eh d. Ahn-NOON-tsi-oh)
occupied it in 1919.
Cuban military intelligence
agents reported that two l8-
year-old students confessed a
plot to assassinate President Full
genciO Batista Fool-GHEN-si-
oh Bah-TEES-tah) before his
Inauguration.
Evening star., 1955-02-10

Dutch or Huguenot ancestry. It's
from the Dutch. Afrikander is
pronounced: AFF-ri-KAN-d der.
Los Angeles: Here is an ad of
a private kindergarten that calls
itself an "abecedary." The apt
ness of the coined name intrigues
me.-Mrs. w. S. G.
Answer: The word is very old.
It's from the Middle Latin abe
cedarius, a word coined from the
first four letters of the alphabet.
An abecedary, or abecedarian, is
a place, or person. devoted to
the teaching of the alphabet and
other rudimentary subjects. Abe
cedary is pronounced: ay-bee-
SEE-duh-ree. Abecedarian is:
ay-bee-see-DAIR -ee-un.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate. Inc
Evening star., 1955-02-10
Answers to Our Presidents

~ February 10, 1913,
about five years after former
.-s.QInt Cleveland's death,
Mrs. Frances Folsom Cleve-
land married Prof. Thomas j.
Preston. jr.
Herbert Hoover married
Miss Lou Henry at Monterey,
Calf, Sc years ago today on
February 10, 1899.
3-Millard Fillmore's sec
ond marriage took place on
February 10, 1858, to Mrs.
Carolina Carmichael Nc
IntOSh.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
HOMEMAKING IDEA

HOMEMAkING IDEA
Have you ever wondered how
to extract juice from an onion?
To Mrs. George Kern of Wash
ington goes a $500 award this
week for this simple but effec-
tive method: Sprinkle salt on
a halved onion. Then scrape the
salted surface with a spoon"
Presto! The right amount Of
onion juice for that recipe!
ideas submitted to Market
master will win readers $500
upon publications..
1T Is TINE WE TOLD YOU
how much we enjoy seeing so
many of yOu making your
weekly rounds at the Market.
Any suggestions you may have
as to how we can add to your
comfort and ease will be greatly
appreciated at
CENTER MARKET CITY
5th & X Sts. NV
Evening star., 1955-02-10

of his govern
ment and or
d e re n e W
elections for
April IT. Cam
b odi "a is a
hopeful candi-
d a t e for
American eco
n o m ic and
military aid.
In Peiping
(Pay = PING,
Premier and
Foreign Min
lister Chou
En-lai ("JOe"-
Evening star., 1955-02-10

around. With three separate
bakeries all under the same
roof, how can you lose? You're
bound to get just what you pre-
fer from one of the following:
Helen Bechtel's-Stand 2O2
Heller'S Bakery--Stand 3l3
Mary VillaticO's-Stand Ill
FESTIVE TABLE SETTING
Not only in honor of old st.
Valentine but as sort OF anti
dote for all of the bleak Febru-
ary weather we have been hav-
ing, few fresh flowers can do
a great deal to perk up spirits
and pretty up the dinner table.
Choose from:
Delvigne's-Stand 3, outside
the Market on X st.
Thomas e. Slye-Stand $50
Evening star., 1955-02-10

Here Susan You help her have fun her
Color Susan wish, perhaps in blue, red yellow
dress Make the board brown Paste the picture stiff
paper and carefully.
Make hole where the dots each of the
in the middle of Susans Put through
right hand from the back down the front of her and
the hole the right side of the the
of her. into the hole the left side swing up
OF her and into the hole in her left hand.
Tie each end of the pencil stick making
each end of the the length Extend
of the pencil out from table hold other
the table with book Now swing
when you give her push
A.. Newsfea
Tomorrow valentine cut-out for a little girl.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
Names in the News
MARMADUKE
land how to pronounce them.)
By Constontine Chekrezi

In the far-off kingdom of
Cambodia, King Norodom Siha-
nOuk (NOH-roh- dom See-hah-
nook accepted the RESIGNATION
Evening star., 1955-02-10
-. witt the
Ma>HetMster

LOVE THAT MAN? WITH
VALENTINES DAYR i'm the
offing. don't forget for minute
that the quickest way to a mans
heart is through his stomach!
A STEAK IN YOUR FUTURE
YOU may expect flowers, but
HE expects a good steak! And
all the trimmings And Center
Market is the place to get them.
Chances are you're devoted to
one particular meat dealer at
the Market and wouldn't
change for the world. But if
you haven't yet found that
favorite, try CHARLEY JOHN
son Of NEW YORK BEEF co.
stand 1881. Just go up and
tell him what you want
whether it is that perfect steak
or any other fine cut of beef.
And you can shut your eyes
while he cuts and wraps it for
you, then go home and enjoy it.
We guarantee it!
CHEESE 1T
MANY A MAN would just as
soon have cheese and crackers
to complete dinner as a rich
dessert. But it must be good
cheese-and his favorite. Here
is where WALTER r. SACKS
two stands--303 and 324) comes
in mighty handy. Ask him for
some Of that New York sharp
cheese that he himself cures.
Or select from q myriad of
cheeses, both native and exotic,
exactly what you wish. Mr..
Sacks stocks only cheeses and
dairy foods.
GREAT AMERICAN DESSERT
But IF 1T MUST BE PIE,
you may just as well shop
Evening star., 1955-02-10

En-Iaf WJoe"- King Sihanouk.
Enn-lye) has had time to hold
a long conference with Shoz0
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Elementary Annex Has
Basketball Tourney

The Oakland Elementary annex
is in the process Of a basketball
tournament among the boys and
girls Of the several rooms there.
The tournament began January II
and one game is played each day
between - and 1925 o'clock.
There are four girls teams and
six boys teams. Team B, captained
by Patty Tasker, defeated Team
A, captained by 10 Ann Glass, 6
to 4; Team c, captained by Susan
Gibson, defeated Team D, cap
tanned by Susan Tichnell, - to
10; Team B, captained by Guy VIII
liam limbaugh, defeated Team A.
captained by Fred Bell, 10 to A;
Team d, captained by Emerson
Fike, defeated Team c, captained
by Berry Sanders, to 2; Team
f, captained by Richard Stuck, de-
feated Team F, captained by Frank
Vetter, 10 to 6.
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Jennings Man

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Oakland Personals

Ar, CI,.o NJ U-o1lir, loft So+-
urday morning Tor a months Visit
with her children IN hINton' Ma''
and Wilmington, Del
Nc Cro;nb Too+s entertained
,,on,hors ~ hon h,idoo cInL lIon-
day evening at her nome IN the
lihebaugh Apartments.
M. and NJ Cooruo Wol1i,u
ON Decon,ha,. . observed tbah. 55tb
,vaddino onniyorsa,.v ~ tbni,. homo
on lhlfd street
com ,ros bo,n 70 Ar and NTrs
Arlio Fiko ron4o > Oakland SIM
dow taruo,v ~ .+ tbo Corrot+
Conntv Memorial bosnital
Henry Schmidt, Swanton, is con-
fined to his home due to a fall last
Thursday morning at which time
he suffered a cracked rib.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-01-20

Mr.. and Mrs. James Lcmmert, &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lemmert, of Frostburg, left Sunday
for st. Petersburg. Fla, where they
will spend their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Rees
entertained members of the Young
Adult group of the Lutheran
church at a covered dish dinner
meeting last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Harvey Winters returned
to her home last Thursday from
Garrett County Memorial hospital
after having undergone an opera
ton there several days previously.
Mrs. Edward G. Cole, Wauseon,
Ohio, is visiting her granddaugh-
ter and family. Rev. and Mrs.
Charles Carlson. On Monday she
will go to Harrisburg, Pa. for a
visit with a son.
Miss Ruth Cooper and John
Wolf, students at West Virginia
university, Morgantown, are spend
ing several days at their homes
here following completion of the
first semester of work.
Mrs. Marie Junkins has re-
turned to Sunnyside after spend
ing three weeks in Baltimore.
Weekend guests Of Mrs. Junkins
were her mother and brother and
his family, all of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sebert Skipper and
son, Richard, and Mr.. Henry Skip
per returned home Tuesday eve
ming after having visited a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Benton and sons at Suffolk, Va.
Members of the Tri-Mu Sunday
School class of St. PauPs Methodist
church will hold the regular meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Asa Lewis
on Wednesday, January 26, at 8 o.
clock. All members are invited to
attend. New officers will be in
charge Of the meeting.
Dr.. Bowie Linn Grant left this
morning for San Antonio, Texas,
to begin ten-weeks' training
period as a flight surgeon in the
air corps. He then will be assigned
to a post for two years. He was
accompanied by his wife, the for
mer Ann Naylor. who will remain
for two weeks. Mrs. Grant and her
three sons will stay at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. T..
Naylor during DR.. Grants basic
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Crantsvillc; r. c. Bcachy, Union
town, o.; three sisters, Mrs. Mary
Meyer, Doylestown, Pa; Mrs. John
Yommer, Jennings; Mrs. Joseph
Nissley, Sarasota, Fla.
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