davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-01-25
Answers to Our Presidents

Warren q. Harding was
the only man who was q Sena-
tor at the time Of his election
to the White House. although
several other Chief Executives
had served in the Senate.
2--J. @. Adams. Taft and
wilson. 4
s-Theodore Roosevelt. 1900.
Evening star., 1955-01-25
Word Come
Find 26 or more words In
0.Nn A C &.

BON D A G &,
meaning, slavery. captivity. >
Average is 26: time limit, 20
minutes.
Rules Of the eane--4f WORDS must ee
Of four or more letters. = WnTds which
aceuire four ettsrx ~ The addition Of
as.a en t,,,as r. soe pss isrm n srs 1rrd ~ =
used 4 PFoper names are not used
answer 70 AMrl0sk.
Aioes, also, aims. amole, emyl. male,
naealk. mesa. nieasly, mole. lame. loan,
lo5s. sale. same. seal. seam. slam. klAr.
slee. sole. some. soya. easy.
Evening star., 1955-01-25
Names in the News
tAnd how 70 pronounce them.)
By Constantine Chekrezi

In commemoration Of DR..
Albert schweitzer's tSHvYE-
tser) sOth birthday. the prin-
cipaIity of Monaco (MoH-nah-
Evening star., 1955-01-25

Pete the pirate has skull his and
long. round earrings hanging from But
meanest when he moves his eyes.
i With crayons color brightly perhaps with hat
coat and yellow and tie The tie appears the
bottom OF the second section to be Leave the skull and
crossbones white.
Use library paste to mount Pete and his tie firmly
cardboard Cut both and also round eyehos
Pete's face
g. Put the tie behind Pete until you his two
staring out through the holes the face Place small brass
fastener through the tip of Pe the hole indicated by
the arrow In the tie section When move the tie Pete will
move his eyes
cyoiet Moore HiEsn: AP Newsfaure'
Tomorrow-Make WaIy the walrus.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04

ters are understood to be con-
templating a call to end the
violence in the Middle East
and, at the same time, to go
ahead with plans for expand
ing and Strengthening the
Bagdad Pact, which they see
as no threat to Israel but ra-
ther as a defense for the reg
ion against Soviet pressure.
In some diplomatic circles the
she believes should be follow
ed."
Mr.. Sharett f u r h e r told
neWsmen that Israel consld-
ers that her very existence is
menaced by this massive in
crease in strength falling to
her strongest and most pro-
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04
Report New
Arms Offer
By Soviiets

WASHINGTON (JTA) =
The State Department has re-
ported that it received infor-
nation of Soviet bloc ap-
proaches to Israel in connec-
ton with the sale of muni-
tionS. Lincoln White, the De-
partment's press officer, said
he was not at liberty to dis
close the source of the infor-
nation but insisted that de-
spite Soviet t denials, it con-
firmed reports of approaches
prior to the Departments or
iginal statement on October
II and of further approaches
since that date.
Asked if the State Depart
ment was aware of what Is
raers response m i G h t have
b e n to the Communist ap-
proaches, Mr.. White suggest
ed that the question be refer
red to the Israel Government.
The Israel Embassy here de-
clined to comment.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04
Egypt
Sign Pact

LONDON (JTA) - Syria
and Egypt have 81 g ne d a
mutual defense pact pledging
each party to support the 9TH
er in any conflict with Israel.
The pact provides for a joint
military command in p e a C e
and war and for foundation of
a Joint war chest to VII i C h
Egypt would contribute 65
percent and Syria 35 percent.
Syrian officials said that they
are now negotiating a similar
pact with Lebanon and would
seek the adherence to the pact
of King Saud of Saudi Ara
bia. Both Syria and Saudi Ara
bia are reported to be negotiat-
ing with CZechoSlovakia for
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04
Squirt UCC
Cam lpaiign

With the United Commun-
ity Campaign 40 per cent COM
pleted, leadership is laying
plans to wind up the drive sue
cessfully in the next few
weeks. The combined appeal
for 81 organizations plans to
raise $712,278. Beneficiaries
are the Center and j e w i S h
Social Service.
Harry Bacal, one of the top
ei G h t chairmen of the cam
paign, has led his Special
Gifts division to a per cent
of it's total-or $72,122 of the
$4,000 quota.
Taking part in the UCC
drive include Ben Anton, Sid
Berman, Mrs. Max BoXi, Dave
Cohen, c. c. Danziger, Irving
Dickstein, James Prudential,
Jacob Fruchthendler, David
CARRIER, David Ginsburg, Flo
renee Goldste Gordon
Greenwald, A r t h ur Gruen-
Wald. I. H. Handmaker, Sid
ney Kaderlan and UCC board
president Leon Levy.
Others are DR.. Bernard Pas
ternack. Elmer Present, Paul
Present, Sam Rich, Henry R.
Rose, Morris c. Rosenbaum,
David J. Rothensteil, F1illel
Rosenzweig, Larry Sakin, Hy-
man Schenitzer, Sid Sonkin,
Morton Solot, Sol Siverberg,
Mrs. Philip Schneider, Mrs.
Lester Wellman.
Ben Brook, executive direc-
tor of the Community Center,
is serving as staff aide to Ba-
cal on Special Gifts.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04

a common approach on the
Middle East situation, and
tn ere has been no talk be-
tween the two partners of any
four power guarantees which
would include the U.S.S.R.
Beside his meeting with Mr..
Molotov, Secretary Dulles had
a meeting with Israel Premier
Moshe Sharett, who was ac-
companied by Ambassador
Abba Eban. After the meet
ing. Mr.. Sharett told newsmen
that he had had a very full
talk. 1t will now be in a posi-
ton to make up its mind in
full cognition of what Israel
thinks of the dangers threat
ening and the line of action
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04

nounced enemy. If it is impos-
sible to prevent this massive
increase, then Israel's m ill
tary positions should be
strengthened as far as posi-
BILE. Also, there should be add
ed a security guarantee which
m G h t act as a deterrent to
any evil design of aggression
against her territorial integ-
rity and very survival"
belief was expressed that Brit
ain is not as cold as the US.
is toward the idea of a four
power guarantee for Israel.
However, the Britt S h and
Americans have worked out
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04

tov that the Communist deci-
sion to supply ar m S to the
Middle East violated the "Ge-
neva spirit"
Russia will contribute to
the peace of the Middle East,
as it will all over the world, !"
Mr.. Molotov said. Pressed for
further details of this contri-
button, the Soviet t Foreign
Minister said: II cannot say
more" Earlier, the Moscow
radio had blamed the Middle
East crisis on the West, which
it charged with gross inter
ference" in the affairs of the
region by setting up military
blocS.
The Western foreign minis
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04
Burns Sees
IsroeI-Egypt
Far Apart

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
(JTA)-The Israel and Egyp-
tian positions regarding the
conflicts tween the two
countries are $50 far apart
that it is difficult to begin ne
gotiations," Maj. Gen. Burns,
U.N. truce chief in Palestine,
declared upon his arrival here
for consultations. Asked for
his estimates of the pOssibil-
tiles of permanent peace, Gen.
Burns replied: II wouldn't bet
on permanent peace any place.
But this may ch a n ge in a
short period"
Asked about his four-point
GAIA S trip pacification pro-
gram, which he first proposed
officially before the Security
Council last March, Gen.
Burns said that E egypt has
withdrawn its troops a half
kilometre from the border, but
Israel is indifferent on with
drawa1." On the other hand,
he noted Israel has affirmed
its willingness to erect a barb
ed wire fence along the border,
but Egypt is Indifferent on
the fence"
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04

JERUSALEM (JTA)-Act-
ing Premier Levi Eshkol told
the Conan u. S. mission "to-
days situation along our bor-
ders forces the people and
the Government of Israel to
look for arms to preserve the
balance of power and main
tain the present uneasy peace
in the Middle East"
Mr.. + s h k ol declared that
I'VE need funds for arms, but
if our immigration suffers be-
cause we need to divert funds
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04

Mr. Morrison a sked the
Eden Government TO face
up" 10 the arms race in the
Middle East and TO recognize
that Israel is entitled TO fair
treatment" The pact he sug-
gested would guarantee Is
raers borders. Mr.. Nutting re-
piled that this was not the mo-
ment for such a guarantee.
He said that in the matter OF
supplying arms Britain had
and would continue TO do so
only within the framework OF
the Tripartite Declaration. He
said he felt that document
was clear and more automa-
tic" in its implementation
than most international agree
ments. He re jec e d Labor
charges that Maj. Gen. Burns,
UN truce supervision chief in
Palestine, had f a e d in his
mission to lessen tension.
At the UN, Gen. Burns said
the tense Middle East Situa-
ton requires action by the
Great Powers" He declined
to specify the action required
but confirmed that he had
discussed the situation with
the British and American dele
cations. Gen. Burns revealed
at the press conference that
he would go to London before
procee din G to Jerusalem.
There was considerable specu-
lation here that he might also
go to Geneva to confer with
the Foreign Ministers of the
United States, Britain, France.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04

to rely on in the present crisis
despite the global and polite
al issues involved. For Israel,
he stressed, the stark and pri-
mary issue is the issue of sur
vival. No other interests stand
comparison on the plane of
morality or history.
The Israel leader warned
that without fir m security
guarantees, mere paper guar
anteeS cannot compensate for
a defense against immediate
attack. He said Israel sought
to reduce the arms disparity
now because not only was she
threatened, but she was also
exposed to air attack and to a
submarine plague in the East
ern Mediterranean. He is said
to have asked Mr.. Dulles what
more cogent proof he could
want of Egypt's aggressive in
tentions than Egypt's purch-
ase of purely aggressive Wea-
pons and pointed out that sub
marines in the Mediterranean
could strangle Israel's lif e.
line.
Mr.. Dulles is understood to
have h n t e d that the u. S.
would sympathetically consid-
er a request for purely defens-
i've arms, but made it clear
that she was not interested in
provoking an arms race. He is
understood to h ave assured
Mr.. Sharett he did not conSid-
er the Middle East situation
hopeless.
In Washington, S t a tie De-
partment spokesman Lincoln
White said that the u n i e d
States has made no change in
its existing attitude on the
questions of arms for Israel.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04
inf Announce
5-Year Plan

Abraham Granott, world head
of the Jewish National Fund,
arrived her to confer with
American JNF leaders on a
five-year plan designed to re-
habilitate 25O,O00 acres of land
in Israel. The plan will eStab-
lish a ain of settlements
along the northern, southern
and eastern borders of the
,ountry,
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04
Are Forced To Seek Munitions

for arms, then we have lost
part of our battle. We would
be retreating on the from t
marked economic independ-
ence.' Therefore we need
more philanthropic fu n d S
from the U.J.A. for immigra-
ton and more bonds for de-
velopment."
Israel. Mr.. Eshkol told the
mission members, was united
today "in a spirit of determin-
alton equalled only in the diff
ficult days of seven and eight
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04
NJ. Y. Pier

NEW YORK (JTA) = The
American-Israeli S hippin G
Company, United States rep
resentatives of the Zim Israel
America Line of Haifa, has
signed a five-year lease for a
81, 100000 pier now under con-
struction in Brooklyn. The
pier will accommodate all Zim
ships.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04
Israel will Submit
List of Arms Needed


will include aircraft anttk
nandF dFrancef for he supply OF uchwe
hat
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04

Returning to the helm of the Israeli government In
one his first actions premier, David Ben Guron held
out the olive branch Arab leaders and particularly
to Egyps Premier Canal Abd Nasser He Offered to talk
with them directly about full settlement or limited
agreements leading end of the conflict Thus far the
offer has accepted the Arab League saying the
problem is one for the UN only.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04
Labor Party Proposal OF
Treaty With Israel Rejected

LONDON (JTA) A demand by Labor Party leader
Herbert Britain give Israel arms and security
guarantee similar to pacs concluded with of the Arab
states was rejected by Anthony Nung Min
ister of State Foreign Affairs.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04
geneva HEARS ShARETT
Big 4 Foreign Ministers
Study Current Crisis

GENEVA (JTA)-The Soviet Union announced its inten-
ton of contributing to the peace of the Middle East This
declaration by Foreign Minister MOlO
ov following lengthy meeting with Secretary of state
that Dulles protested to Mr. MOlO
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25

40 % 90
FOR SALE. Is acres 5 miles from
FafmVllle OIL paved road. schooi
bue and inal route. Stream and
2obd lake site Tobacco barn and
IL acres bright tobacco allot-
1ant Wei fenced $4,000 90 Easy
terms
Res 8 rooms. baths. Oil heat
large basement. hardwood floors.
onl3 years old large lot. Near
elementary school immediate pos
,easion $4,000
Lake site. 62t2 acres, some good
Young timber. old mill dam on
tream could be repaired and
make large lake Hurry $3.50 90
Kds beautiful bungalow. S rms.
and bath. hardwood floors, ample
kitchen cabinet space and closet
space Large fenced In back yard
Garage with workshop. This nice
howe ia tocataa =, ra,L
rr|.t,,n+o p,asea ~, H. $500,
LII, - f,,osoo. n.Ina s1aoo M
eobn m da,',n o,a $1,000 sne M
pet month
ro.lgn,nod ro,Iaoa ha.eonr, :
narsr@ont ~, hoat GO mn yul,i
+aJa s,n,,ttor ho,,sa = ao,yn H."
NH,
ns[k Tohacco Farm On aores An
b. ,.oh et.t. IL c,,,,,,,a,,on
.o.os ,oh.n.o . ha.aa ,',-
8 alo. So, ror,..,,1o
a. onn
"a 800 On o,o..aa 49, auo,
mo mir .lon,,5o,,., . anraa ao,.,.
ai,. e,rod hn,,y oad h,4ah, 49,
4ol,acoo a1o4n,o,,t j. ooo r,o,,,..
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
SERVICES

FARAFVtIIF HEALTH 9~.4a-
Center Mineral ana Vapor CABIN
et baths. messages. medical ggu
nastlcs For appointment call 4C8
Annie V pu'rey Ma sseuse
l0-2l-6p r
VANITY BEAUTY SHOP ida
Southall Owner and Cousultant.
modern air conditioned SHOP FIX
perts III hair coloring, scissor and
razor shaping l42 n Main 50
phone 500 FagmYllle Va ll-25-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
NOTICE.

. : : : : = . : : . .
-'~' l''.' '''''' i so''i ''5iT d'A''
II W eo'''iI A7s Ai.u q 81
..e - '.-''S ''''' -'''' se'A.i'E lo' ei'
III ''N It'll 1'1 9'iA.I -
uoa
'S ''''
i+''f ''' z -
' '' ''' l" '
y y - - wig
-','I'' ,''.' e 'o'''' u =. = 'eepo''
@ r. ..'' 'Dpf Z. i'"- fae''i'
$3.50 s,'-'l' r ''' IN
.'~ 0''' ~ : - '''''i' : o.''''F ! "a S''i
$40 II NJ ''.' '''pii' Z 'e
..il-' 4 'i'1s m 01e''l'i''' " l'l' 0oe
eon : FL ',]0'' t'''s '''f'l' y " ~ ~
~ ~ - e'',''- q ? ~ nc
,,. c1..,,. iii, 80 I. ~ IT
I,,e,,.tead j. aasosthas !, I'm
bhc,a ,,ro,,tstor ~ -
no,,raad L.. 49, go -
INA g,,ot. ,,oax at,a,, J.. III.
,,.r.oa ~ 4o,.- ~ ~
ha ra,,,,,as - .. - -
,,,.aof "a an.,uret.,. a,'.s..1
TIL ~ ,,a,ra,, IL mi or. ~
i,,,,,o,,,ea,a ~ -
~ Son sn, ro,. 49, 49,, -.
~ arr 4ra o.-oeo-.I 49,.
,to.fs1ooe - TIT, asas~ w
A. d. a,,,1.a..1r - -
.,o,.14 ,a'. Iii, I'll. :. -,
L. o,.,,a, IN, III ai~,o.as II e.
.,i,.f,. I, n+o H. na.r~s1;o. Sf
IN. ,a,go,, ,,.,l1tno - 49,. 49,, 49,,
III ;,,no,,,1i,,a roaoir,ot;a M
I,.arg. 7 -,
/, enau 81 ,.iios },,,..a ~
,,,anna,. H., t,,a ,,a,,a,,,,ai,,a So
i, n,t,a. 5oei',.a TT - 80 0'A''
epC-rrr,N y,
Aeon+,,ato 49, ,>.o,.,e 49, " ~ "
,,e.,so,, IT,, ii. oo.,.r, 800 ~
+,,g onrItca,,or ~. ~ 80.
fo,. ,qa- - c,,h.ea,,n,
ehan no rao,arad j. ,rosa,,. = ~
official u-hn igsnac @,,ch 1ioonsas
a certificate If .rahtes ,aoc,,a,,o,,
,,rone,ly ovac,,tod ona - ~
4. licensed yafe,inarIan csrtiF,ino
that III dog has hean yaccinotad
m accordance yin tha ,,ro,,tSio,,e
%, form IN Sact,on M lila
cata mnst ehou, ,1,n dato os ,oon,,
laf,on rohIes collar tag nnnhar
d brief descrirtion Of tho dos cav
aod broad a,,,d I'M a.-,a tna.f
.rha certit;cate ro,,., ~ n, I,,ro'
before tho llcensa i isened uyhen
th4 doc licenea ha, haen ;ssnod
tha certificate of vaccInatior shalI
H. "a marked ia ratnrna5 u M
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25

VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court OF Pow hi !
tan County
RE: PURCHASE BY H
ADAMS OF A TRACT OF LAND
CONTAINING IL. ACRES
MORE OR LESS. CHARGED
TO JOHN REYNOLDS WHICH
WAS SOLD ON JANUARY z.
1888. FOR DELINQUENT
TAKES. PENALTIES AND IN
TEREST FOR YEARS PRIOR
TO THAT DATE
NOTICE
To John Reynolds. whose adj
dress is unknown, and 10 all par
ties IN interest and the heirs III
John Reynolds unknown who may
claim under him whose names and
addresses are unknown ana WHO
are proceeded against Us parties
unknown
You are hereby notified That
tract Of land containing l2.l acres.
lying and being In Spencer Mag
isterial District Powhatan Coun-
W, Virginia, was sold Oh thp 2ud
day Of January 1888. for delln-
quent taexs. levleS penalties IN
tereSt and costs to the Common
wealth OF Virginia and appll-
cation for The purchase there
OF has been filed In tins Of
tee, and it appearing from tnp
records in this Office that vol are
interested in said land you ARE
further notified to appear IN four
- months from the date 81 this
notice and do what may Br
necessary to protect your interests
Given under my hand this l2tn
day OF November. 1855
JAMES A TILMAN. III CLERK
Circuit Court Of Powhatau Coun
W Virginia
A Copy Teste
GEORGE Z HAW. JR p q
Attorney at Law
Travellers Building.
Richmond Virginia ll-Ig-2t
- ~----- -
VIRGINIA:
In the Offlce of the Clerk of the
circuit Court for the County OF
Cumberland on This the 18Th
Day OF September. 1885
DOROTHY WALKER RAN
DOLPH ..... Complairart
v
STEPNEY RANDOLPH
Newark New Jersey exact
postohlce OF street address un-
known Respondent
The object Of This suit Is N ob
tam for the Complainant a dis
oIce a vinculo matrmon.I from
me Respondent On the ground of
deseftlon which has continued
without interruption for more
than one year.
An affidavit having been made
and filed according 10 law. stat
ing that Stepney Randolph is
non resident Of the State vi viii
ginia; Therefore. it is ordered that
ne appear within ten days after
due publication hereof and I'D
What may be necessary to protect
MS Interests n this SUIT
r. b BLAETON. Clerk
w G FITZPATRICK. j 4
Farmville. Virginia Il-l8-4t
VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court Of the Coun-
iy of Prince Edward, November
IL 1865.
To the Heirs. Dev!sees. Executors
on Administrators u Isaac Iur-
ner. deceaseck
You are hereby notified that
tract Of land. containing is acre.
located IN Prospect District
=
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
USED CARS
Breeze Along
IN A USED CAR FROM
NEWMAN CHEVROLET
1855 CHEVROLET

2l0 2-door sedan 2-tone
green Low mileage. fully
equipped. White sidewoII tires
One owner, OK ouorontee IN
writing
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
1855 CHEVROLET

4-door Sedan, Belaire va Engine
White Sidewall tires Radio. Heat
er Fully equipped OK guarantee
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
1851 FORD

4-door seldom. custom Va
Overdrive, rodio, heater. white
sidewQIl tires
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
NOTICE


SOMETHING grand about 70 hap
pen, December l6 & II w a
Price Company OPPOSITE Taylor
Mfg Co 1925 q
SOTTCE-As a regular meeting
Of the Board OF Director Of Plant
srs Bank and Trust Company Of
Farmyille held on November Is,
1855. the Regular Semi Annual
Dividend No ia at the rate Of
per cent. and also an Extra DIV
idend OF per cent were declared
on the Capital Stock Of the Bank
payable December 81. 1855 TO
Stockholders OF record November
Is. 1855 j c BONDURANT.
Cashier. ll22-
-~~~~~---~~-
NEW $4,000 BTU Duotherm
spsceaeater. sacrifice at SOS 90
easy terms. call 1893 Or write " 4
Price Co. Farmyllle Va 1882
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25


FOR RENT
49,. - = = = = = = = -.
IN buckingham county, , room
living quarters SAB month Lam
don q Atkins Realtor.
lc~l4-u
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
NOTICE

JE4p nm plT -
Nsf!t 4-. -giag n.srs far JILL.
.nnef 5a- IL H.. free
HU Ta,F prfta paE Fsr,rr,11a
ga IT-4-tf Ri
~--~
= = II Lt.-.F.t taar notice On
thf ata 54 4 2r1ela9a $780,
tL4e aldat nea al ppl5 g0 tn-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
HELP WANTED

MAN-Married man with car to
distribute Fuller brushes in Cum
berland County, by appointment
only. $s7 plus weekly expenses
Write. manager. 1912 Memorial
Ave. Lynchburg. Va Phone g.
5l93. lQ-28-tf
WANTED AT ONCE RaWle.Qh
dealer in Farnville. Write Raw
leigh's Dept YAK 50-R Rich
mond. Va ll-Il-25-2p
SERVICE INSTRUCTOR farm
machinery. age 70 10 IS. Prefer
ence given experience bin ANS
Chalmers line, Write Box 1870
Richmond for further lnfoIna
ton. lI-92-4f
~~~~~~
AMBITIOUS Young Man high
school education OF better eupi-
neering experience helpful opp0f~
tunity for advancement Employ
ment III Farmyllle. no travel Fs-
tablished, growing concern VIII
Box w Care Farmpllle Herald
l1-25-5t
~~ ~ -~--~----
GIRLS - waitress and fouMain
girl. Apply College shoppe Ff5sm
vile, Va. lt-25-2p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25

CONFEDERATE Money stamps
bonds. letters. & Affleck Pes
ton St, Winchester ll-25-4tp
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
NO HUNTING

4fO LII klNSE
OUR HOME PLACE at Cumbcr-
land Court House viii be closed
for hunting this season because of
essential fencing operations B b
Woodson, Lille P Woodson
l1-I8-4t
NO HUNTING on property u
George Sanderson unless written
permit. in Cumberland County X
!. Il-I8-4
POSITIVELY NO HUNTING on
property Of J a DuWdt Prince
Edward County ll-22 2p
POSITIVELY no hunting or. pro-
per,y of x a Atkins, BuckinP
ham County I1-lf-3p F.
POSITIVELY no hunting or dog
allowed on property Of Dr # S.
P. F.. and II Johns. Buckingham
County. ll-ll-3p F.
NO HUNTING Or trespassinP oh
my farm. r d. Forbes.
ll-18-Gp f.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
WANTED

TIMBERLAND and cut over lano
highest prices paid Landon Al
gins. Realtor Planters Bank
Bldg, Farmyille. Phone 3e0M Or
1893. 6-24-tl
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
1854 JAGUAR
1851 MERCURY

4-door sedan radio. heater and
seat covels Low mileage ard
clean
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
1919 FORD

4-door sedan. radio and heater
A very clean car.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
1852 STUDEBAKER

2-door starlight hard top
Commander automatic trans
mission radio and heater
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
1852 DODGE

Very law mileage and a real
clean car
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
1852 BUICK

door super. cynaglo radio and
leater Good clean car
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
USED CARS
Better Buys
In Good
USED CARS
1949 BUICK

Convertible low, low low mile
age Exceptionally clean, good
TOP PRICED for quick Sale
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-25
1851 STUDEBAkER

Champion ? door Deluxe
Radio and heater Nice clean
car