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PIANO, UPRIGHT

PIPE, ssv sIsek cOppe5 sast iS9 iSSn
1746 Lee hwy, IA. S-S700.
locust posts: 75c ca
POWER Ss MOWER, REQ. sl in; $50
PuMP, is-h.p. deep we'll. complete
RADIO; Altec-Lansing Melodist Hi-Fi
amplifler and 2-way speaker sys-
TEN. Brand-new, never used. Regular
S22S. for Sl50. Guaranteed. Call
ia. 5-5052. -l3
RADIO PARTS AND EQUIPMENT
TBS 50 transmitter, with power sup
ply. $50. Gonset 10-11 meter con-
ss Esfs BASE si' ST. i9a scR 5aa
SIS. Ceramic octai sockets, 16c;
chassis cradles, S249. Command
receivers, from $3.50. Command
transmitters. from S.. SCR !22
traBsmitt9r pI Il and @ receive5; er, new' S59
Rapfo. RHfe 't cRAFTsMAN ATS Al EoufFMENr in
wholesale net Jrice. Ampro tape
recorders, brand-new, greatly re-
duced; quantity limited. CUSTOM
HI-F1. 1912 Conn. ave. NV. Open
RaNcE sat H. sectFfe & Tffekfaayi aotpon. mi months g
cost, $3.50; sell, $3.50. Whitehall
6-5136 -l3
orator and washing ma
chimes: used rebuilt. painted: SIS
fcK Hp s. sSme ;c guar HOOK ifss yfa5' st FREDER
REFRIGERATORS, elec., gas, S29.5O
up. PEERLESS SALES CO, 2237
Ga. ave. NV. DE. 2-5566.
washing machine,
chests, bed chair: other items. Call
IA. 7-6l55.
Gu. 1T, family size refrigerators;
only S12S. Closeout of all 1854
sgle. and dble. doors. SLATTERY'S.
KE. 7-l500. Ia
REFRIGERATORS-ALL SIZES. Com
pletely recond. and ref1n.; SIS and
Up. Up, al ALAN n REFRlGERATIoN RIG CO;
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HUI. 3-5432
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE
18th AND COLUMBIA RD. NV
other on girls. Own room, Tv. NO
/ OR ! GIRLS: front twin-bed room o.
or single room; kit, bath. small
living room nice location; good
transp. RA. 3-G4s1. 13s
CONN. AVE.-Girl, 24-32. share lge
GSG5 S2n eev isi Bs SidR '"T2'' TV Reas R'f ms
GIRL. $3.50, share lse furn. 1st-h.
terrace apt. with = other girls At
trac. new development, nr. 10th on
East-We hwy, Silver Spring.
Of private swimming pool. Ju. g.
DESIRE GIRL To SHARE with an
other girl, spacious, 1-bedrm apt
in apt. bldg Conyen. to bus and
grocery IA. 9-T532.
DELIGHTFUL: pvt. liv: rm.. dinette,
NV: nv: apt; refined woman. S95;, .
MAN TO SHARE with man; . rooms
kitchen. private bath; TV S29
month. HU. 3-74aS. Ill
GIRL, "5-35 to share 1-bedrm. apt
with another girl, March / Call
ia 5-2257 after s pm. --13
GIRL to share large apt. with
other girls: Dupont Cir. area: reas.
rate, Call HU. 3-5432, Ext. 163
after $40 Ill
CONN. AVE.--Mod. l-bedrm. apt; a
girl to share with another Govt.
girl over 30. AID. 10000, Ext. T05,
after q.
COLORED-FURN. APT; girl to share
with ! girl own private front room.
Ii. 6-0963 --l3
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FURNITURE
RENOVATED FURNITURE IN

RENOVATED FUHNTIUHE IN
EXCELLENT CONDITION
chest Of drawers, sl9.e5; rockers
S9,95; TV tables, S5.95: Chippen-
dale gray wing chair, S29.95; Law
son sofa, blue or wine cover
S49.95: mahog. corner tables
Sl4.95; custom uphol. lounge
hairs, S39.95; lamp tables, S9.05;
cellerette. S22 so; HOLLYWOOD beds
dbl. size. S29.95: blond cocktail
tables, S9.95: Chippendale sofa, an.
tiaue velvet cover. s39.95; maple
lounge chairs. sl4.95; factory reno
yated E1ssses coil ra,,Sp sDrinss Ts l9S5 mat, mat
Fri and Mon. eve. Free delivery
Budget terms. Three large floor,
of furniture stocked with excellent
values.
FURNITURE TRADING MART.
215-217 King ST., Alexandria, Va.
k-01nn KT A-0Q0I
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OFFICE FURNITURE

vi 4SG L OIl1N i OIlE
Drive-In Warehouse Sale
Fl FILES ShSkS FAB1fs < RAsDEx sf9 cAAlFs AZ rs:
'ONuiI5OAeu B. &. SURPLUS SALES
51l-5l3 New Jersey Ave. NV.
IoRGANs---Hammond chord organ,
used instrument in good condition
$3.50; CAMPBELL MUSIC CO,
oRGiAiS.s Rti iSis1Gtii Slightly used Hammond mnd
lsT. 3-9400). JoRDAN'S. corner
18th and @ SITS. NV. Iii
PHONOGRAPH. cabinet table model,
RCA, As RPM with approx. a5O
records, classical and popular; $50
EN-. 3-4476; weekdays after $50
PIANOS FOR RENT-Rentai or pur-
chase rental plan. Hauling extra.
JORDAN'S, corner 18th and G SITS.
NV. tPhone ST. 3-9400) and 1892
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. (Phone
Ju, 5-1105.) Silver Spring store
open every evening. Downtown store
PIANO: adults, Study piano2 Rent
g piano? Refer to personal ad. K1
IPIANos-we have several real values
IN reconditioned Knabe and Stein
way kIdubat Cl p-StbU. JOtNbAN ..
corner 18th and G SITS. NV. Ill
PlANOS-Brand-new standard make
full Keyboard Spinets only $3.50.
Nationally advertised price. S595,
Mahogany finished, l0-year guar
antee. Also many values in used
spinets and consoles. ST. $4,000.
PIANO MART. 1olh 9TH st. n W.
liust above the library. Open
PIANOS-Attention adults. would you
purchase a piano II you could Learn
to play il? Our next class will start
Feb. 8; we still have room for q
few more. We will furnish the
piano Of your choice and all mate.
rials for your lesson. for only $50
At the end of. IS weeks instruction
the $50 may be applied to the pur.
chase price, of the piano. Cali or
come in today for complete. details
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. HOS @
PIANOS, used uprishts, S45 and UP.
Also values in used spinets and con-
soles. ST. $4,000. PIANO MART.
1918 eth st. NV. tjust above the
nbrary). Open Thurs. ewes. Ill
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Sample Bargain Store
of Washington
907 7th st. NV. EX. 3-6742
Store Hours: q to g,
Monday and Thursday. 81 to Q
ORNI IURE-NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE

Monudy anu luuraudH. 10
FURNITURE-NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE
SSa.95 chrome 5-pc. dinettes. $40 0c
sos. so Administer 9x12 rugs $4,000
Nationally Adv Hollywood S47.9f
S129 80 bunk beds, complete. 1896
Hsdf R1Na ssos ~ fn ga &1e ale JU &c. assa TsFm'
FURN.-Foam rubber sofa. desk, bed.
bed chairs, table. XII. + s-oo55. soui5 ~i5
F,UlRN.-9-pc. din. rm. suite: .-pc
dition. Lo. 5-175S. ia
FURN.-Walnut hand carved din. rm
mahog. spinet desk, Lane cedar
chest, 17-in. blond Motorola console
TV. maple studio couch-bed comb
glassware. brass f1repl. set, silver
OIL. 4-7:12 before 10 am. Ia
'FURN.-2 sele. Holyd. beds. $50 ea =;
STUDIO sxcaI sq1 s91ch4 M ney Ses5o; s5o; love seat
FURN.-Modern bedrm.. liv. rm. sets
rug. 9xl2: tables, lamps. and dinette
set; moving. See after q pm, Friday
all day Sat. and Sun, Apt. /. .5IA
Arundel rd,. haywood Gardens. Mt
Rainier, Md, AP. 1854, Ia
FURN.-Crib, . chests. hand painted
in Peter Hunt; 3 painted bookcases.
! dresser, / chest on chest, Cushman
maple; reas. priced. TIE. 6-1612.
FURN.-Period liv. rm., matching
tables. platform rocker, . complete
bedrms., gas range. OV. 3-3I60.
FURN.-Twin beds, Drexel mahog
boy SPRINGS and mattresses: reaS.
EN-. 1868. -12
GARAGE. . cars, metal; you move it.
Rear 90s Silver Spring ave. Sill.
Spg.. Md. Phone evenings, JU.
9-3759. Day, Poplar 2-3707. -12
GAS RANGE, circ. kerosene htr., 70
Gu. 1T. refgr.. less than 2 mos. old
will sac. RE. 6-6404. Ia
GAS RANGES, new. used, repairs. oil
coal wood ranges. ACME STOVE
l0ll !th st. NV. MA, s-S95e.
GAS RANGES. new. used. installation
PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237 Ga.
ave- DE. 2-5566.
GAS RANGES. apt. size, 100. in good
order SIS each. 1888 Rhode Island
ave. ne. UN. 4-95gg Is
GAS RANGES. apt. size, like new. 4
burners, S@4.95 del. DUNN MARK,
413O Ga. ave. NV. TU. 2-4S31
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$3.50 WEEK

~ S.OO w HAA1
Room and kitchenette; running wa
ter; new gas range, electric refgr,
lst fl. also front bsmt. room. Dbl.
sleeping rms; single rm., 81 wk.
Maid service: next to bath. Conv.
to downtown. 1926 18th st. NV,
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

1917 N. EDGEWOOD, Arl.-Lovely
rm., mr.. bus. home priyils,. unlimited
phone, TV, ia. S-531S. III
ARL, VA.-Nieely furn. rm. next bath;
conveniently located. good neighbor-
hood. pvt. home. ia. 2-5749.
N. ARL.-Attractive comfortable rm.
pvt. bath, near bus: gentleman; ia
2-09S0. ID
PLEASANT ROOM, Washington Grove
-Conv. transp. to downtown Wash.
commuters train, daily transp. to
Bethesda. Board optional: pvt. resi-
dence Gaithersburg 240. --l3
Sill. SPG.-Newly furn. rm.. next to
bath: kit. privil optional. Employed
person. JU. S-3227. 10
SILVER SPRING, 1920 Dale dr.
Comfortable, bright rm.; pvt, quiet
home; empl. gentleman. JU. 9-3l rs.
Ill
LGE. ROOM, quiet home, young gen.
tleman: breakfast If desired. RE.
6-162S. Tx
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ROOMS fURNisHED-N.E.

out and near Bladensburs rd.; rea.
Sonable. Ii. 4-6067. -12
ICOLORED = LARGE FRONT RIM.
home privils.; couple or . girls: will
accept l child. LA. 6-60S9. liz
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LU. 4-u5OO LU.' 4-0500
CARPET INVENTORY SALE-20eS
to 40es discount. Sample scatter
CO., $500 Georgia ave. NV. -l3
CHAIN SAWS-Sale, rent. repair.
MD. INES-APPLIANCES. 4925
Calvert rd.. College PIX, UN. 4-0464.
CLOTHING-Dresses, all from fine
shops. Sizes 10, Il. Spring prints.
navy; SlO-$15. AID. 4-75S9. --l3
CLOTHING, sizes o to ls-Magnifi-
cent collection OF suits. daytime
dresses dresses dinner oSI gownS, cocktail ldad
celebrities, Their constant public
appearances require change of
wardrobe. Prices from SIS up. BY
popular demand we are now open
daytime hours as we'll. Monday
through Saturday, II to 5 pm.
Tuesday, Wednesday ewes, 8 to 3
pm. Sunday. l to, 5 pm. To see
COLLECTION. 14ol Columbia I'd. NV.
CONCRETE MIXER. Jaeger. medium
size; $3.50. XII. S-1344. Ia
CRIB. blond finish, incl. mattress and
SPRINGS; good cond.; SIS. VIII, O.
CRIB. Krohl; very good condition;
SIS. Call Wo 6-Sa26. Ia
CONSOLE IRoNRITE. used l month.
DEEf ETsFef fREEzE. H.e, II Gu IT.. chest type,
double doors. less than Ia yrs, old.
DETr II; --Fl1h; PREEzE, philco, 1s Gu. li It;
DESK; light oak; best offer. WA.
II
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.w.
BEDRM. and small kitchen: close 10
transp. and shopping. Ii. 1882.
ia
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400 tAIRMONT ST. N.W.-3 oeds
rms. liv. rm., foyer, dining room.
,ncIMdinR util. RES MGR. NO T.
6oI5 -l2
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APIS. UhFURNIsHED-D. c.

35l3 18th ST. N.W.-Remodeled kit,
all new equipment; newly decorated:
liv. rm.. porch. bedrm.. kit. and
bath. S65 mo. A bargain See resi-.
dent manager on premises.
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DESKS-OFFICE

DIAMONDS, iadys "a cts, perfect,
SS75; mans ia cts, S425; ladys
IA ct. S125; mans ia cts, 5000;
lady's 5l4 cts. 81, sos: mans ! Ct,
$3.50. LIVINGSTON e. CO., 1923
H st, NV, ME- S-526S. -12
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charles ernest
JEWELERS.
JEWELERS.

III FOURTEENTH ST. nv. > ST..
RE- Psrkis<. cssaai Garage
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22

President, Mrs. Charles Weeks /;
vice president, Mr.. Lewis Jones; ;
honorary vice president, DR.. L. L.
Myers; recording secretary, Mrs.
Howard McCamey; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. William Graves; ;
treasurer, DR.. William Morris;
historian, Mrs. Harold Arnold.
Committee chairmen are: Board
Of education, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Ellington; hospitality, Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Wallace; legislation,
Mr.. and Mrs. George White; mem
bership, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Ell
comm; movies, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Scrotasx.
Parent-Student activity: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Click; program, Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Marvin; pub
licity, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Broer;
radio and TV, Mr.. and Mrs. L. r.
Benjamin.; recreation, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence bers; room
mothers, Mrs. Arthur Madsen;
social, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hen
bricks, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Miller.
Ways and means, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mess; welfare, Mr.. and
Mrs. Angus Hull, jr.; faculty rep
resentative, Mr.. c. H. Bing.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22

The Public Installation Of Off
GERS of Windermere Assembly No.
7, Order of the Rainbow for Girls
will be held Friday, September
3Oth, at Windermere Methodist
Church at 500 p. m.
Linda Yannetta, Worthy Ad-
visor Elect, is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis J. Yannetta
of 1888 Brewster rd.
The installing officers are:
Worthy Advisor, Charlotte
Wormald; Marshalls, Ann Schuff
and Janet Vyse; Chaplain, Jean
Witter; Recorder, Christine Beach;
Soloist, Nancy Collova; Pianist,
Janet Stillinger.
The elected officers are: Worthy
Associate Advisor. Phyllis Smith;
Charity, Marilyn Sahan; Hope,
Donna Graham; Faith, Lois Restle;
Treasurer, Andrea Allen; Recorder,
Barbara Hook.
The appointed officers are:
Chaplain, Linda Broer; Drill Lead
er, Gail Howell; Sisters of: Love,
Janet Gillespie; Religion, Mary
Cumming; Nature, Janice Rick;
Immortality, Margie Graves; FL
deity, Joan Haskell; Patriotism,
Joyce Haskell; Service, Joan Nc
Gimpsey.
Outer Observer, Marie Long;
Musician, Linda Parker; Conf
Dental Observer, Doris Allsopp;
Choir Director, Valerie Dignin;
Banner Bearer, Carol Cadiow;
Flag Bearer, Janet Kretzer; His
torian, Janet Allsopp.
Mrs. E. Weiss will serve as
Mother Advisor.
The Assembly meets every first
and third Wednesday of the month
at the East Cleveland Women's
Club at 1880 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22
The first Kirk PTA board meet

The first Kirk PTA board meet
ing, held at Kirk Jr. High School,
was called to order on September
18th by the new president Of the
1885 season, Mrs. Charles
Weeks. All board members and
committee chairmen were present
and many decisions were made,
with regard to the program for
the coming season.
The first activity will be the
Room Mothers Tea, which will be
at 2 o'clock on October 9Th, at
Kirk Jr. High School; under the
direction of Mrs. Victor Elconin.
It is hoped that all room mothers
will attend as this is the time
to become better acquainted with
each other and also with the COM
ing Kirk PTA program.
To be introduced at the tea,
together with the executive Off
GERS will be the principal at Kirk
DR.. L. L. Myears; the Dean of
Girls, Mrs. Zoe Brundage who also
is the assistant principal; the Dean
Of Boys, George F. Huxel who is
also director of athletics; the Kirk
faculty representative to PTA,
c. H. Bing.
The new membership drive is
now underway for the 1955-56
season. This drive is again under
the leadership of Mrs. Victor Ell
comm. Last years membership of
813 was an all-time record for
Kirk PTA. Mrs. Elconin with the
cooperation Of : the board men,
bers and room mothers is conf
dent that, this year they can again
raise the membership over last
years.
The following is the list Of the
Kirk PTA Board members and
committee chairmen.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22
TEACHERS AT CALEDONIA

Getting to Know You" will be
the theme of Caledonia Schools
first P.-T.A. meeting Thursday,
September 29th, at 8 p. m. in the
gymnasium.
Mrs. Walter Stephens, president,
will preside at a brief business
session, after which teachers will
be introduced to the assemblage.
Later the teachers will receive
visiting parents in their respective
rooms.
The get-acquainted session will
close with tea served by the So
ial committee, headed by Mrs.
John Ficzeri, and including Mrs.
Harry Dennis, Mrs. George Gould,
Mrs. Sam Greenblatt, Mrs. Rose
E. Grossman, Mrs. D. M. Hallier,
Mrs. Audray Hazelett, Mrs. AL
bert J. F. Keller, and Mrs. Will
liam M. Reed.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22
GET ACQUAINTED" TEA
AT SUPERIOR

Superior School PTA will hold
it's opening meeting on Tuesday,
September 9th at 1870 p. m. in
the PTA room, it being the annual
"Get Acquainted Tea" Mothers
meet their child's teacher, the rest
Of the faculty and one another.
Miss Vida Bayes, principal, will
welcome the new members.
A new historian will replace
Mrs. Phillip Smith, who has moved.
She is Mrs. Stanford Smith of 1881
Rosalind ave.
Other officers elected last spring
are: Mrs. Richard Rosen, president;
Mrs. R. T. Mcnamara, vice presi-
dent; Miss Wilda Bayes, honorary
vice president; Mrs. Dale Wint,
recording secretary; Mrs. Ralph
Comey, corresponding secretary
and Mrs. Larry Settevendemie,
treasurer.
The guiding theme for the year
is "Better parents make better
homes, schools and communities" "
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22
p. il. N. News

to 9 p. m. Acceptable will be chill
dren's and teen-agers' Fall and
Winter wearing apparel in clean
and good condition. No toys.
The sale is Tuesday from 10
a. m. to IL noon and / to 9 p. m.
and Wednesday from 10 a. m. to
IL noon.
On Friday, September 30th,
checks and all unsold articles must
be called for between 10 a. m. to
IL noon or 1:30 to 3:3 p. m.
The PTA retains 1870 of the
sale price.
Please call Mrs. George White,
chairman, at PO 1-6148 for any
further information.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22
CHAMBERS CLOTHING
SALE NEXT WEEK

Here it is-Chamber School PTA
will conduct it's annual Fall Cloth
ing Sale September 26-27-28th.
On Monday, September 26th,
clothing for sale will be accepted
from 10 a. m. to IL noon and l
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22
PROSPECT PLANS
FUN NIGHT

With the excitement Of the
Clothing Sale over, Prospect PTA
members are buzzing about the big
Fun Night" planned for Friday,
September 30th. The theme "Let's
Learn More About Having Fun
Together" will be carried out in
games and group activities.
Mons and dads, parents and
teachers are invited. Experienced
recreational leaders will be on hand
and refreshments will be served.
There will be no provision for
pro-schoolers, but children from
kindergarten to age 7 will be enter
tanned during the latter part of
the evening with a movie.
Prospects membership drive will
be a house-to-house canvas, Octo-
Der 3rd-19th, ending with an Open
House on the 10Th!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22
Camp Fire
Girls

Troop 357, Caledonia School,
meets tonight at Hope Lutheran
Church from Z to 9 o'clock. The
troop will meet each Thursday,
with the second Thursday in the
month being swim night at Shaw
pool.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-22

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien A.
Aube, 1852 Orinoco, girl, Mary
Elizabeth Fernando Aube, Septem-
ber 4th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Max NJ.
Marx, 1101 Thornhill, a girl, Debra
Lee Marx, September 7th.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-13
Powhatan News

PoWhatan atethoclsts are hav-
.ng a candls light communion
service or Saturday night. Dec
a az 100 p. n. Other denomina-
tons are cordially invited to at
tend this service
The Baptists are having a
Christmas Service on Friday
night and als2 preaching services
on Sunday night. Dec Is.
Messrs RAYMOND c. Moore. Of
WinteIpock, John Nuckolls. Of
Belona Wallace Garrett and Louis
Netherland. ~ Ballsvllle. an d
John Campbell and W r. Parker
visited yeterasls at the Veterans
Administrator Hospital in Roa-
noke Saturday and Sunday
Leslie Masoa, Jr, OF Richmond
visited at thG5 GleDe, Friday. Hs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-13

parents, Of Charleston. W. Va.
are expc1ed 70 move here next
June.
Mss Carolyn Jennings has &C
cepted (, secretarial position IN
Richmond,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel w Parker
LETT Friday evening Tor ROCKY Nj
\ c. where Mr. Parker all take
part In ne wedding Of college
friend Saturday. They viii visit
NTH Mr. and Mrs J Edwin Tay-
lor while there
Many Psywhatan friends attend
ed Surprise party FOR M and
Mrs. G r: Kennon al Norwood
Tuesday night. the occasion being
their fs.s..eth wedding annlver-
sary. THESE wonderful people are
loved b. everyone in Powhatar
and receiyed many nice presents
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-13

Bobby Duke. Of Richmond. Is
spending several days at his home
here.
Milton Cole. Willie Cole Mr..
and Mrs. Montell Cole and family
spent Saturday nth their mother
Mrs Nellie Cole
Sorry to earn ;hata MS Fife
Hatcher Is back IN hospital n
Richmond We Tish her q speedy
recovery
The WINS oi Muddy Greek
Church. held their day Of pray
er service for the Lotle Moon
Christmas offering for foreign
missions at Mrs. r B Swans on
wednesday with IL members pres
ent. Mrs. r. ] Willis had charge
Of the program
hr and Mrs. Charlie Duke and
family spent Sunday With hel
parents, Mr. and Mrs 3 w WI
burn
Mrs. Charles DeEoon spent Sat
urdav in Rlchmond.
Mss Bernice DeNoon vas
dinner guest Sunday Of Mr. anC
Mrs. Paul Stratton and family
MISS Betty Joan Weakley. o
Beaumont and Miss Doris Adkins
Of Clayville. were guests Of Bett,
Jane Wallis Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney A. Stoke
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Stokes Sun
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-13
powhaton High Host TO 400
District SEA Conference Speaker Adds
3 C's and Is 10 Education 'Musts'

talElea ME problems u develop
It faculty interest In SEA act.Yl-
Promoting scno0i elections
4a.fcat ora Of SEA officers. and
,foinoIn# schooi ard community
lt-4easnip
hsger luncheon and recreation
,iGsram interruption Paul Houn-
aeii d C4lpeper DIVISION school
.pts Fgtend ~ moderated during
GENERAL session report on the
fndrRe # the discussion groups
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-13
Trenholm

Callers N the home OF M. and
Mrs. Alre,, Palmore Sunday we're
hts son, George Pslmore, Of Balls
Vile. Mr- and Mrs. Cleveland and
ciaughte. and Ny and Mrs Alan
Hoffman. ,of Richmond. Sorry 20
hear that Nj palnore brother
Percy ,Pslmore. vas in local hos
pttal in Richmond for an opera
ton He lives near Midlothian.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-13

Ted Flipper.. Of Richmond. vas
z recent guesss Of his uncle P. J.
Flippepn
George WAGON fell and spraln-
I'd MS ankle last week.
Or r. E Douglas ard a party
Of friends attended the wrestling
matches IN Richmond on Friday
night.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-13
Among the Visitors

MIS- W {. Nethqrland vas a
business visitor III Richmond on
Thursday
Hugh 3 Fhppen Of Ashland
was a week end guest Of his
father. = J Flppen lie also visit
ed in the Blake " Carson home
in Buckingham
Mrs A Jeter attended fun
etal services OF MRS l. f. Tatum
In Buckingham on Saturday
MI and MIS- r. l. Tlmberlake
we're visitors IN Richmond on
Sunday and attended services at
Grace Baptist Church
mas offering for foreign IN Ssl0ns
An interesting movie VIII be
shown and all members Of the
church and congregation arc IN
YIted 10 attend
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-13

Louis Netherland Wallace Gar
ret, John Campbell and " n
Parker VISITED Ben Gerrctt and
Watson IN Salem la4t week end
Mrs Elizabeth Dudley and chill
dren, 81 Richmond. we're guests
in the jarrett Jeter home or sun
day Guests In the same nome
we're also the II. T. Emerson fam
lily. Of JetersVille
Earl Babcock Of Ashland. vas
a recent hunting gue6t Of James
Babcock
Mrs. c. Z Brown. Mrs. " II
Brown and Mrs William J Hurt
uere shoppers In FarmYille Sat
urday
Mr.. and Mrs. o VI. Carter. Of
Cartersyl.e. and Mr. ami Mrs
Hugh Wood ana daughters, ia
net and Betty. Of Columbia. were
visitors In the z VI. cambridge
home on Sunday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-13

az her home here We hope Sid
vii soon be out
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-13
Takes New Job

Lee joyce has accepted posi-
son at Thalhimer S.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McCrary
and small daughtet. Susan. Of
Richmond. were guests Of MI
and Mrs. S p Hurt and other
relatives on Friday
The Ballswlle Circle Of ProW-
dence Presbyterian Church met
With Mrs Il II Hurt on Monday
night
Mrs r +. . Blanton left on
Wednesday to spend several days
With Mr. and Mrs. v A Saund-
ers at Berns Church.
Don Beckett. Of Richmond. was
a recent hunting guest of Lee
JOYCE
Rev and Mrs r +. Look. Of
Cumberland. were lunc h e 0 Il
guests Of Nj and Mrs ". NJ
Brown on Wednesday MT LOOK
also VISITED in other homes in the
neighborhood