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Evening star., 1955-11-15
.HyottsyiIle's Paid
Employees Insured

Hyattsville's paid employees
but not volunteer firemen- will
be operating for another year
under In insurance contract with
IA. r. Kier. Inc, Of 5000 Hamil-
ton street.
The city council last night
gave the $5.8l7 contract to Mr..
Kier, after raising accident COW
Ierage from $25 900 to $50. 900 per
|employe. The contract includes
workmen's compensation as well
las comprehensive liability.
Action on the proposed annex
alton Of the College Heights
Terrace subdivision. owned by
Edward M. Perkins. was post
|poned by the city council to its
regular meeting next Monday
because City Attorney Heryey
Machen was absent. The SUBJ
division lies between North
western Hieh School and Uni-
|versity Hills. along Colesville
road.
Evening star., 1955-11-15
Army Wife, Accused in Death
OF Body, Cuts Wrist in Joil

Mrs. Dorothy willow, 23-year-
old Army wife accused Of stran-
CLING her 2-week-old daughter in
her Laurel apartment. made an
attempt at suicide yesterday,
Prince Georges County police
said today.
The former night club dancer
had been taken to the Eyattsvilie
jail yesterday morning from q
lookup In Laurel.
There 1t, Edward Thompson
Iof Prince Georges County police
said Mrs. Willow removed q light
bulb from the ceiling Of her cell
broke 1t and cut the inside Of hel
left wrist. She was taken tc
Prince Georges General Hospital
for treatment about 3 pm. and
Evening star., 1955-11-15
Chest Pushes0n
With 81 Pei. In

Nearing its goal and still striv.
ing to go beyond the 81 miIlior
figure set for 1855, the Com
munity Chest Federation yester.
day reported $3.ss4. .so4 collected
-or 81 per cent Of the goal.
The Alexandria unit was sec.
Iond to 60 over its quota o.
$87. 900. Yesterdays Figures
showed the nearby unit hat
turned In $S7 200, Representing
12.485 gifts brought in by r2.00t
volunteers In IS days.
The first unit to go over ths
top was the Government group
which exceeded its quota by ths
scheduled date Of November 5
The latter now stands at i0t
per cent.
The next report roundup vii
be held at 4 pm. tomorrow al
campaign headquarters in The
Hotel Washington.
Charles H. Mason, Alexandra
campaign chairman. told Cen
|eral Campaign Chairman E. <
Morris, that I'VE won't be salts
fled until every worker finishes
his assignment In support Of the
$4 million goal
Mr.. Morris pointed out donors
now total some 400 900, as com
pared to $4,000 when the Chest
was first organized.
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'Roise Given $4,000
Phone Employees

Wage increases Of from 50 to
$3.50 per week have been nego-
|tiated for $4,000 employees Of the
long lines department Of the
American Telephone g. Telegraph
Co, including about 400 employees
here.
The wage boosts were an.
|nounced jointly by the company
and the CIO Communications
Workers Of America. bargaining
Representative for the workers.
Evening star., 1955-11-15

Montgomery County police
yesterday revealed that a foot
bali game between two Mont
gomery County high school teams
was nearly Cancelled last week
after students of one school
caused $500 damage at their
rivals school two night before
the game.
Police said seven youths, most
of them students at Montgomery
Blair High School in Silver
Spring, admitted destroying
three trees at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School. Their
confessions came on Friday after
the student governments and
principals Of the two schools
agreed TO give the guilty students
until 3 pm. Friday to give them
selves up or cause cancellation
|of the game, the last of the year
for both schools.
william q. Pyles, principal at
Bethesda Chevy Chase. said the
Evening star., 1955-11-15
II roiIer Park Bid
In Groveton Hit

A large delegation led BY the
White Oaks Citizens Association
us preparing to appear before the
Fairfax Board Of County Super
|visors at noon tomorrow to OPP
pose commercial rezoning Of 50
acres lin the Groveton area for
Ia new trailer park.
The application is one Of two
for trailer parks in the area that
residents are protesting. The
second application is not sched-
|uled 10 be heard until next
month.
The application coming before
the board tomorrow lis BY Henry
~. Rolls to rezone 54 acres from
suburban residence to general
business. The property is about
lone half mile south Of Popkins
lane and east Of highway y. s. /,
opposite Arlington drive and
|Belvoir drive.
The County Planning COM
mission has recommended d
against granting the application,
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Loudoun Site
For PEPCO
by Group

The MONTGOMERY County Civ
lie Federation last night went on
record as unanimously opposed
to the construction Of q Potomac
Electric Power Co. plant on the
ILOudoun County tVa.1 side Of
the Potomac River.
The resolution, presented BY a
Ijoint committee Of the fedora
Itipn, called for the action on
grounds that the plant would
interfere with Or prevent con-
lstruction Of the proposed River
Bend raw water storage reser-
lyoir for the District which will
lbe needed by 1870" that growth
Iof the area would call for addi-
ltional raw water supply. and
that an increase in temperature
land added hardness would make
the water less desirable to con-
Isumers.
Further Study Urged
The civic group at the same
time voted to urge the Corps
with other State and Federal
agencies. to make afurther study
Iof water needs of the Metropolis
tan Area before authorizing
construction Of the proposed
Ipower plant.
The joint committee was di-
|rected to consult with the Corps
|of Engineers and with PEPCC
|ofncials at a future date to de-
|termine whether or not the fed
Grafton should take any further
action.
In other action last night
Federation President Harold p.
Morris referred to committee ac-
|tion q resolution from the West
Montgomery County Citizens
Association calling for an ex-
tension from IL to SO months
|of the period Of wait required
between applications for zoning
changes previously turned down
Resolutions requesting county
study and appropriations for
community swimming pools and
modernization Of the fire-alarm
system were also sent to COM
fnittees.
Lee Addresses Group
Blair Lee III, Democratic
member of the House OF Dele
gates from Montgomery, ad-
dressed the group on the sub
ject Of State finance.
Mr.. Lee told the $50 Fedora
tion delegates representing more
than 20 citizens groups that tile
State faces "a rendezvous with
IA realistic tax Increase He
said that an operating deficit
of between $25 and $40 million
win have to be met during the
coming fiscal wear,
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Several Blair Pupils Involved
In VundoIizinq RivoI Bethesda

Ivandals also splashed paint on
the school building and dug q
hole in the athletic field.
Daryl Shaw. Blair principal,
said seven students admitted
taking part in the foray on
Thursday night, and IL others
admitted they were present but
did not participate.
County detectives yesterday
said five gr six" other boys who
took part In the raid are being
sought. Juvenile Court authors
ties are investigating the Incl
dent and said charges Of prop
Ierty destruction win be placed
against the youths.
The Bethesda principal said
one pine tree was stripped Of its
limbs, the trunk Of another was
badly hacked, and the limbs Of
q magnolia tree were stripped
from the tree trunk.
The Montgomery Blair root
ball team won Saturdays game,
IL to ..
Evening star., 1955-11-15
Grand Jury Hears
II Criminal Coses

The Montgomery County grand
jury yesterday held its first ses-
| sion in the November term Of
the County Circuit Court.
Court aides said evidence in
about 10 criminal cases was
heard in the secret session. The
jury is expected to return indict-
ments later this week. The %
members of the grand jury are:
Claude A. Williams. owner Of
an Ashton tMd.l dog kennels.
foreman; Douglas H. Riggs. jr.,
Rowan r. Erb, Howard S. Abel,
Jasper II. Armstrong, jr.. J. Rus
Isell Allnutt, Irwin SchWartz,
Richard A. Danzi.
Also Charles b. Coulter. Will
liam II. Danne, Fred j. Hughes,
|jr., Benjamin Hayes. Charles w.
Fritz, Alethia B. Dillon. Chester
w. Adair.
Also B. d. Burkett, Frank A,
Reynolds, Phyllis Cromwell, Rom
aid Senseman. Ida p. Bell Nor
bert C. Burns. Thelma L. p. Rey-
Inolds and Vestus J. wilcox.
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Falls Church p roposes
Longer Council erms

would Be taken and that the re.
suit stood. Mr.. Hansbarger saie
later he expects to appeal tl1l
decision TO Fairfax County Cir.
cult Court.
Question Land Easement
A feature Of the latest re.
|zoning request was the ownef'l
granting Of d strip OF land alonl
Trips Run near the edge Of thl
property for use by the city 81
Ia park Councilman Donald g
Benn objected. however, that tias
language Of the park "easement'
was not as positive as had beer
promised.
The council also ordered i
public hearing for February i:
on d proposal to rezone all bui
one small section Of the entir.
southwest quadrant Of the cen,
|tral business area Of the cit,
from multiple housing to com
merciaI.
At the conclusion Of the regu.
lar meeting Mayor Fink an.
|nounced the council would con.
|tinue In an executive session
closed to the public. but .'opep'
to the press. Newspaper report.
ers. however. declined to attent
the session on the grounds tina
to do so would commit them Il
secrecy on whatever natter
would be taken up.
Il was learned later that ths
council discussed the city's obi.
CATION to pay for relocating twt
sewer lines, at q cost Of abou1
IS 900. which were installed Ii
the early I03Os on the taciE i'm.
|derstanding with property own.
|erE that the installations werl
Temporary. Other discussion
included purchase OF q watel
tower site near Tyson's Cornel
and criticism Of alleged delays
in the city managers ONCE.
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then removed to the Upper Marl-
boro Jail.
1t. Thompson said Mrs. VIII
lows injury was not severe.
Mrs. Willow, wife Of Army
Sergt. William Willow ~, adj
|mitted TO police. they said, that
she had strangled her daughter,
Dorothy Karen, with q strip Of
muslin on Friday. She previously
had told police the baby died
Incidentally while she was shop
ping. Mrs. Willow also has d
boy. IA months.
Laurel Police 1t. Jack Larri-
more said q preliminary hearing
In the case has been postponed
from today until November 29
|at 1880 pm. in the Laurel Police
Court.
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CONVENTIONS
TODAY

National Lumber Manu-
facturers' Association is In
the second day Of a three
day meeting at the Shore
ham Hotel. with 400 expected
to attend.
Electrical Techniques In
Medicine and Biology is m
the second day Of Q three
day session at the Shoreham
Hotel. About 800 win attend
the convention.
Evening star., 1955-11-15

| The Falls Church City Council
win hold public hearings soon OF
Ia proposal to increase council.
mems term Of ONCE from two Il
-four years.
The council accepted the ful
report Of its city charter revision
ccmmittee last night and ordered
1.-THE hearing. ct q date to be sci
lby the committee. on all the pro.
iposed charter revisions and ans
Others citizens may wish to sug.
lgest. The council win then pc.
ltition the State legislature fol
THE changes.
| The principal revision woult
leo into eject ii the city electior
iof June, 1857. Voters would bal.
Hot for seven co1nciirnen the iirsI
year. The four candidates re.
lceiving the highest number d
Votes would serve four years and
THE three candidates receiving
1.-THE next highest would serve twt
years.
In 1853, three counciImen wouit
be elected for four-year terms
LIN alternate elections. every tWs
years thereafter. the three 81
-four vacant council seals woult
Ibe filled, thus staggering ths
terms Of members.
Favor Attorney Change
The charter revision commit
tee, headed by Councilman w
Raymond Taylor, also recon-.
Imended that the ONCE OF city
attorney be Allied for four-yeal
terms instead Of the present two
In other business, the council
again turned down d request fol
lrezoning Of 8 seven-acre tracI
owned BY Irving Berman neal
South West and West .Broat
streets to permit construction ol
apartments. The request hal
been denied repeatedly since
1898.
Last nights vote was 3 to 3
thus denying the petition. At
torney William n. Hansbarger
representing the owner, noted
1.-THE absence from the meeting d
Councilman Charles Seymour
who In the past has voted foi
1.-THE rezoning. Mr.. Hansbargei
asked that the matter be con-
ltinued until q later meeting, bui
Mayor Herman L. Fink ruled
! that Mr.. Seymour knew the vote
Evening star., 1955-11-15
Student Councils Set

David Collins, q Junior ct
Northwestern High School in
|HyattsviIle. has been elected
treasurer Of the Maryland Assoc
citation Of Student Councils. He
lis the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
ID. Collins and lives ct 2007
Somerset street. West Hyatts-
Iville.
Evening star., 1955-11-15
InoersoII in Munilu

MANE.fiA, Nov. Is (R.--vice
Admiral Stuart H. Ingersoll. who
VIII take command Of the United
States 9TH Fleet next month. ar
rived here yesterday from For
mosa on an inspection tour.
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3n Ills way Ia South Carolina
A very rice crowd attended
he dance given at tha VIEW Hail
3a Friday night for The March
q Dimes
Harold Garrett has been home
Tor we-k on account q his
ifes illness He Is nov al Nor
folk
Mss R8ja Crute and the Gene
wager we're business visitors II
Richmond Oh Friday
Ms 1ganhae Morgan and Nam
cy are pending this week
Iii Richmond
M and Mrs Frank webb and
dauehter Mary Louise ard Mar
gag.t. + turned home on Sunday
from Richmond where they spent
several days while there they had
Afatgaret's tons.ls removed AT the
" deal C0lleec She S dong very
asceiy
MISS sue CAROLYN Aeee left
FRIDAY To spend the week nd
vita hor sister. Miss 10 Ann Agee
Id Richmond she returned on
sunday with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Hamilton Agee who spent
SUNDAY al Ell .rson. VA. visiting
IA the home OF Nj and Mrs. r.
" p5-ockE
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Buckingham

Harold G. Garnet returned
home On Saturday from The
5oGtAslde Hospital after having
7eea operated on Tor appended
-s last I'll ssday
AIRS Fame Barrel has con
fined Az home H1th a cod but Is
}et.er al this writing
Nh and Mrs Charles Nj
Spencer 1T on Sunday for a
two week stay Ia Florida and
Alabama
FRIENDS w4h Mrs.. arthur
Springer a speedy recovery as she
mas not been at all well for some
time
Mrs q orsia BurEuess and Mss
Aan Shepherd. Of Charlottesville
acre week end guests o. Nj and
Mrs John Cfuta
Major watkins. Of Washington
ID g stopp d by to See Mrs Nan
ME NJ Spencer Satneday nigh,
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entertained Wednesday night with
4 stork shower honorinE Mrs ID
E Moore at the home Of MIS-
Charlie Hall
Mrs Gwenn Hlnkle Arthur
Springer. Jr and Jennings
Springer. Of Richmond. spent last
week end N the home w MI. and
Mrs, H. 3. Springer
Mr., and Ms WI LA liya en-
tert4ined with social after the
regular meeting for TIE young
adult Women Of the Mayesule
Baptist Church las; week IN their
home Husbands Of the III ambers
we're invited, Those present were
Rev and Mrs Pyudd Il. M and
Mrs Bruce Knapp. NJ and Mrs
Harold Bailey Mr. and MIS-
Shotzoerger Mrs Jurden TAYLOR
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TERMS: CASH

Fer further particulars pro-
spectiTe purchasers are invited
70 confer with the undersigned
Special Commissioners at his
office or With Forrest W Cobb
Blackstone Virginia. home
phone Blackstone 44AW btisl-
ness phone Blackstone 20W. or
Vith r NJ Whiilock. FarmYiile.
Virginia holne phons Farm
vile go business phone
FsrlN!lit s29 Plais VIII BE- for
parded - prospective purctas-
ers Oh request
Sale Is subject to eolll.Filla-
ton Of Court
WILLIAM II. BL.sNDFORD
ro~hatan. Virginia
Phone Pewhatan AL
Special Commissioner
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SALESMAN WANTED male or
female We need ore aalts.Ean
for FarmYtlle ard surrounding
territory 70 folioT UP injuries
The right salesman can earn 500
or better per week pit@s g'snewa-s
Automobile ard taFee references
required Write Commonwealth
Life Insurance Company 800
Lyric Building Richmond 10 va
giving full qualifications
Ala T
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MAN General foreman Apply in
writing. stating experience. age
references. l. z Johnston, Town
ManageF. FarmylIle 2-ll-tt
-~
TWO GOOD Carpenters for reg
ular work In Farmvilles write Box
A care Farmville Herald giving
experience and reference. 2-4-tf
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and Mrs. phil Shumakeg
The Buckingham Home pemonr
STATION club meets Thursday
Feo II at : p IN IN Che home Of
Mrs R4chard ElhS
Earl Pearson IS q patient p
an eve hospital IN Richmond
MIS- James Dun0avaat has b. F
been eary we'll lately
Nv ana Mrs Neal word az
receiving Contamination ~ taf
o.rth 5. 4 son born lisF ~e
la Lynch3ur& hospital bo
mother and baby are do.tle I'm
N7-s Lucy station and NJ ant
Ms joan Carton speut the Weef
cnd 81 Richmond
Mrs Floyd Clark and Ms Clll
Tostcnsou visited IN ,tle home OF
Mss John Carton
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NOTICE

EI.KS PRESENTS Frank Harris
and his Rocket-TeeTs Of Rich
mond at the ElkS Home Farm
vile. Va Friday. February ia, at
0 30 D. III Admission $500
2-ii-2tp
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SERVICES

HEALTH SERVICE CENTER
Feel better and look better by
massage For appointment call
FarmulleI 468. Annie v. Putney.
Masseuse l-25-i0p
FOR COMPLETE Beauty Service.
hair eoloring. lash and brow q ~.
haircuttlng and styling. face ard
lip hair removed. ali regular sery-
ice expfr,ly done It's always The
Vanity Shop. phone $50. Farm
vile Va 2-I5-i
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(oIored News
SIC. James Ford
Ends Army School

sfc James Ford Of Farmville,
has Just completed the Ordnance
Automotive schools shop fore
mans course at Atlanta General
Depot. Atlanta. Ga
since 1891 more than $4,000
men from over tie world have
been trained at Tile school n eight
automotlvc and allied trade fields.
Ford u the son Of Mrs Willie
Ford Of S. Main ST. fNarmvllle
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-. ~, ~ 1870 - -
80 20 pe' ! - go. @''
: =. -. ,.,-s.p - 10y -
sEW HOT AIR furnace With oil
h,,ryar royrr,lete FIR sasa 80 or
aa.oga "a g.
; - 4'f'S)'S ~ N1~1 go ~. - ~
- r Co,.'I%9rd C.,,s,,ra,,;a VI
9sA
e1-y,Aw pa3ea vFeat straw If
II Slaytog4 DoWdys Corner.
: o. ii'F ''t'
pApy CARRIAGE rn excellent
condition Phone FarmY.Ile s3l
2-1t4
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FARM r. IVY acres bacA'iAsit 90 -
County pear francs '7o9Ie' b''3aI
CO allotment . room floaSe ais''
hghta $4,000 " e CaIiaad' re-
pies. Bank b.d4. faFpRiie. W
@il-@p
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CHILD CARE at my home. Rosa
Lee Hurt. phone S35, Z-il-1p
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w .ANTEiJ

-
SMALL HOUSE with electricity,
barn. few acres ground priced
ab01; $4,000 for cash w q To-
gan To44 Carroll Avenue. Tokoma
Park IL. Maryland 2-ll-3p
PLANER 10, 20 Dr. "A lnch
plancr. single surface Herbert
Carullc. Pampln 2-ll-2p
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Legal, NOTICE

NOTICE IS hereby given that the
Resident Highway Engineer If
me STATE Highway Department
Rln meet with tho Board Of Sa
pcTEis0rs of Buckingham County
AT its regular meeting on Mon
day. April 1855 at , 80 y m
40 discus and advise WITH the
Board and citizens present plans
ana proposals for tnc mamten-
ance and improvement, including
construction ana reconstruction
Of SUCH secondary system Of State
Highway i'll said County as were
maintained by the Board Of Su
peryisors before the passage .ot
Acts Of ASS mbiy, approved March
81 1853.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY
BY JOHN c. SPENCER CLERK
2-l5-2t II
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the
Resident Highway Engineer viii
meet with the Board of Super
vi5ors Of Prince Edward Count
at its regular meetins to be held
al the Court House in Farm
VILE. ON the Bird day Of March
1858. then and there to discuss
nath tho Board and cltizens
present. plans and proposals for
he maintenance and improve
ments. including constructor
and reconstruction Of the roads
and bridges In tie Secondary
Highway System Of Prince Ed
ward County, and amy other mat
ter pertaining To such Highway
and Bridges as may then bc pro
pelly before the Board
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS or
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY
BY HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
February 8. 1858 2-l5-2tcT}
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Monday. March 7. 1855
At 1890 A. IA.
On The Premises


ton 70 the highest bidder,
all that certain parcel Of real
estate living and being III
Macon District. Pow tan
County. Virginia, and contain
lng 1919 acres. according TO
survey made by II. c. Dodi. c
E.. on July :. 1854 and is
bounded on the North by the
Old Rosa NJ Giils Tract and
PauIus CHS. ON the East by the
Apponattox River. on the
South by c. w. Cook. Clayton
and r. II Martin. OH the West
by r II Martin. and is the
property OH which the late
Floyd Whitlock resided. and
WAS the property Of James
Madison Whitlock deceased
This property contains good
timber good young growing
timber and approximately Is
acres If open land
Forrest w Cobb VIII be on
the premises from Monday
thru Saturday. February 2sth
thru March 5th. to SHOW the
lines and plat 10 said property.
The sale viii be held at the
main house At the above time.
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FOR SALE


nEW BRICK HOME-3 bed
rooms, two baths. living room.
dining room. kitchen. On Fourth
Avenue extended. Call $50 or I54.
S-27-tf
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CHICKS save 80 per cent to so
per cent on chicks Great laying
Lsghorns. 90 per cent better lay
Ing for months, IS month"; laying
period Super Hampshire Reds.
Rocks Larger profits puliorum
clean Write for free literature
Trails End Poultry Farm. Cor
donsylile. Va. l-i8~iop
~~~~
SPESCER-Health and beauty
supports Annie v Putney. regis
tered corsetiere. 305 s.. Main St,
Farmyllle. Va l-25-l0p
SEED: winter oats and rye grass.
rccleaned @, L. Coz. Farmville
Va 1882
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INSURANCE Hospltalizat ton
and general insurance Annie v.
Putney. 30s s.. Main st Farm
vile, Va. Phone 46o l~25-l Top
STAR BRAND mems work shoes
s415 up. Biz Winston OVeralls
t3lg pr. Stop IL Shop 2-4-4p
SEWING MACHINES One used
treadlc Singer Sewing Machine
81 Terms. Singer Sewing Center
FAimyille. 2-15-lt
DWELLING. q room house on
Parke avenue, 5 years old See
l.. Z. Andrews. FarmNllc Mfg
Co, Farmv1ile 2-4~tf
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FOR RENT

~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~ ~
OFFICE SPACE. two adjoining
offices at 1T A west Third St
Apply to w. J Bloomfield and
son, Farmville. Phone 3;!3 8i7-tf
- ~.~-.-,-~
HOUSES or 4 bedrooms, Ia
miles Of Farmville, ala modern
conveniences. automatic oil hot
water heat. s. Waverley Putney
Jr., Phone 483 or 608. 9-3~tf
APARTMENT: 8 rooms f.lrnish-
ed or unfinished first floor. heat
and water furnished reasonable
in Jackson Heights. Landon At
kinS, Realtor n I-l8-tf
HOUSE; Conveniently located TO
Main street and school RENT rea
sonable Apply Cradles Store
l-l8-l0p
HOUSE 8 rooms on sute IS.
10 miles from Farmvilicv weIi in
yard @ l. Cox, Farmsille Va
l-2s-ap
HOUSE 8 rooms and bath
Phone Farmyille 535 alter four
80 4tp
100000 ~-~--~---~~- -----~~
/ APARTMENT furnished 8
rooms and bath. outside entrance
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