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GOLD

Bring your dental gold, platinum,
discarded iewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN INC.
sc YEARS AT a35 r ST. NV.
OFFICE FuRN,, all types; good
PRIEIssssS Pun TURN rRmse SALE SALES V MI
Boward. RE. 1880. "a
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TIRE SALE

Full recaps. wear like newt 6.1Ox16
6:70xl5. 1915; 7:I0x15, 6:50x16.
7.69xl5. S775. Prices apply to
recap your tire or a recappable tire
in trade when you purchase our
Ga ave nv PA R-Q2hn
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APIS. ryRkIsHEp-D. c.

WALTER REED AREA, 051g Piney
Branch I'd. w.; 2 apts.; LIST and
End A.: l and 2 bedrms.. liy. rm.,
din. rn., rear. and front yards and
porehes. modern de luxe furniture:
good and cony. Must see to appre-
ciste. after IL noon. -2i
1914 LAMONT ST. N.W.-Efhciency
apt; lge. bed-liv. rm., modern kit.
plenty closet space. Hu. 3-4096.
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BOXERS. fswn. 2 wks.. good. AK:
registry: $50. OIL. elias. III
BOXER PUPPIES, brindle. registered
Axe; reasonable. RE. 5-S4Rl.
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APIS. FURN.-MD. tcentJ

TAKOMA PARK-Efic.; utils. furn.;
$50 Mr.: sanitarium. Career girl.
TAkoMH PARK-Nieely furn. l.
bedrm. apt; liv. rm.. din. rm.. nice
kit. and bath: TY. pvt. entr.. nice
neighborhood; utils. furn.: adults
S97 50 mo. Call after 5 pm. 10.
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MlscrLLANEous EoR SALE

RADTO-Nc 173 communications re-
ceiver; also HF 10 converter, In
use: $40 Delafield pl. NV. tn.
RANGE. cleo. auto; excel. cond.;
all-white porcelain stove. : burn
ers. Reas. priced. ~. 5-6S62,,
RANGE. cleo, oE; extra storage:
offer. HE. 4-a157. 81
RANGE. cleo. Kenmore. push-button,
4-burner deep we'll, auto. oven: like
new. Sl65. OR. 3-0204. I'll
RANGE. gas. apt. size. de luxe
eF ESass ~ SRsoe %. 20. .,.e d.
guaranteed PEERLESS SALES CO.,
2235 &c; sye, NV, DE. 2-5586.
play pen; So 10, JE; 4-o4es. 81
old; perfect condition: $40. Ii.
REFRiGERAToR. Admiral. IKE new.
$50 also Maeic Chef gas range.
REFRIGERATORs. used: rebuilt ::
yeaa. FRsD TG s'm Inc. sseo5
REFRIGERATOR, Firestone, 4 yrs.
old, small freezer chest. $45. Good
cond. VII. 6-6S99 -21
REFRIGERATION. Servei gas med.
size good condition. S45. no,
REFR Efsi General Eieet EJECT
9 Gu. #: excellent condition; $50.
WA. T-7360. 81
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Chillum Manor

Mt, Walter Reed; II MINIS. to down.
town; nicely furn. and unfurn. !:
cool corner: 1-bedrm. apis: mod.
bldg; carpeted halls: unfurn. from
$50: furn., sos. utils. incl. excel.
transp. RA. 3-4454. I'll
RMS, KIT. and bath I;
children accepted; ne. section DE.
2-a15B, --2o
CoLORED - 1ai0 CLIFTON ST
NV, ind floor bedrm, at. Sl10
mo incl. utilS. Res. mgr. on prem
ises. ERNEST H. LUNG, D1, =
FRONT APARTMENT,
: rooms. lovely, furnished; single
or couple Must be employed and
refined. All utilities included. RIA.
3-68S6. -2l
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D. C. GENERAL HOSPITAL
s : rms, I kit a bath 1 heat. hot water
included: only $3.50.
" ASHINGTON REALTY, RIA. $4,000
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ATTENTION
YOUNG LADIES ONLY

Are you paying too much remit
Then see our lovely / and bedrm.
apis. Decorating Just completed
beautifully furnished: lge. liv
rms, some with modern foam
rubber furniture and broadloom
carpets, some with traditional fur
niture and Oriental rugs for sra-
cious entertaining: laundry room
Excellent for .. 3 and 4 girls to
share. AS low as $37 80 each, in
Guiding all utils. excellent loca-
ton. 3109 Kenyon st. NV, cor.
of Kenyon. overlooking Rock Greek
Park. Phone AID. 1858. --22
EFFICIENCY-FURNISHED
In exclusive NV. apartment. con-
yeniently located: immediate &C.
cupancy. Daily maid service with
linen, Large. kitchen and dinette.
adequate closets: building air
cooled: dining room and garage
available. Call manager, the KEN
NFDY WARREN. AID. 4-9l00 --22
1926 NEWTON ST. NV.
2 rms. kit. and bath, pvt. apt. /:
nicely furn.; incl utlls. For Q girls
or cnle.. $50 mo. Mgr. in bsmt.
VIII. B-64S4, 90
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$3.50 ADAMS ST. Me- rms, kit.
III EAST cAPTTioI sT.--a rms.
Kit. and bath. S45
e3y X ST. NV, Ma. S-S30s.
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1914 oRREN NE rms, dinette.
kit. bath, porch; will dec, 81 so
1901 3rd NV. Apt. 1-2-bedrm.
pnrch. heat incl. So 80
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240O 18th ST. NV
Large liv. rm., bedrn., kit. and
bath; $50 SO. 2 bedrms.. $72, SO
Also other apis, some with din.
rms. Janitor will show.
MARSHALL J, WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
4-3ei CRTTTENDEN ST. NV.
Living rm.. kit, bedrm., dinette.
bath. screened porch. gas heat.
Newly decorated. Rent $4,000. Key
~ "' B. r SAUL CO.
925 18th st. NV. MA. $1,000
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THE MARIETTA. 1925 18th st. NV.
Cool single and double rooms for
young ladies' and men; showers;
walking distance excellent board.
COLUMBIA RID. NV. 200l-Nice
large, double room, new atr-cond. !;
SIG wk.; SRle., SIG to SIS; good
meals young people. CO. 5-2493.
NURSING cARE-Room and board
70 elderly lady. Reasonable rates
l0I 10th ST. N.w.-Lee.' dbl. rm..
Ice. closet. windows; also sci, Sc
lective menu. PIX, TV
SINGLE AND DOUBLE RMS. in
lovely guest house, con. location.
excel meals No oRSSn y
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REFRIGERATORS

GE. WESTINGHOUSE, Frigidaire cleo.
gas. Guar, Del. incl; $50 up.
BLOCKS
46I0 BALTIC. Ave-, Mr.. Peace Cross
l749 Lee i AgS;. NJ; Key gk sIidse
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HOMESTEAD APTS.

Liv. rm., bedrm., IT. din. rm.. kitchen
and bath; In modern, well-managed
apt bldg: air cooling. elevator, car
peted corridors. mail chute: ex-
celIent laund. facils.: completely
redec and beautifully furn.: garage
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l41R. NEWTON ST. NW.-DeSlrabIe
art, bldg. 2 rms. kit. and bath.
$50. 30 and S55,
2i3S CALIFORNIA ST. N.w.-1 rm.
couple enH os or ls SS sss. ai rms. III.
and bath. $50. 80.
40 FORESTER ST. SW Mod, Q
rms. kit. and bah. S6h.
400 NEWcoMB ST. NE rms.
kit. and bath. gas heat: $500.
PLANT & GORDON. INC
1874 PARK RID. NV. co. 5-0S37
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1878 K St. Realtor Ma. s-075s
DUPLEX. 35OS CLAY PL. Ne. Apt.
3-Liv. .rm., dinette. bedrm., bath.
kit and scr porch. Immed. oc-
EUGENE H. PHIFER
Tower Bldg. ST. SSH
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LUMBER

MOTOR, 3Iz-h.p. Elgin; good con-
MOTEL-Lumber for 2 units. ready
cut: $1,000; $500 down, good
terms on balance. DI. 7-917a.
MoUToN LAMB. choc. brown. size
IL, $50: Storkline baby carriage,
SIS 10. 4-594S --2I
OFFICE FURNITURE-Top quality,
new wood and steel desks. chairs,
files. etc. HAZARD a. SONS, INC.
621s N. Capitol NV, RIA. 6-6500
80 "a
OFFICE FURN.--Exec. desk. SIN.
desk, each with file drawer: swivel
armchair. straight armchair. all
in new cond.; leather club chair.
-sm walnut bar. S1S5 for the lot
Days. CO. 5-s9o0: ewes. IKE. =
OFFICE FURNITURE-Red leather
love seat, perfect condition. slo0.
ORGAN. Estey electric, excellent
value. $685.. KITS, 1880 O st.
PAIR VICTORIAN CHAIRS, maroon
velvet upholstery, excellent condt-
ton. WO. 6-f925 after Z pm. 20s
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B.eF. SAUL CO.
925 18th st. NV. Ma $4,000
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2222 QUE ST N.W-Desirable apt.
in elev. bldg. consisting Of receipt.
hall. lge. Nv. rm,, Ice. din. rm..
kit, 2 bedrms.. bath, newly dec,
$135 mo. See ianitor. for inspec-
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1920 18th ST. N.w.-Elev bldg.
with Secretarial switchboard serv-
Ice: / nedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette, kit,
bath, inclos. porch. newly dec. new
GE refgr.: 500. 50 mo. For inspec-
ton see switchboard operator.
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574l COLORADO AVE, N.w.-Mod-
ern BLDG, air-cooled corridors; COM
sistine OF l bedrm.. liy. rrn., d..
nette, kit. and bath; SS3 so includ.
all utils. See 1anitor for inspec-
ton.
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DoWNToWN-WALK TO WORK
1917 Rhode Island ave. n.w.---Elev.
hldg> heat hot water included. APP
ply janitor.
3 rms. kit. bath ----------$63, 90
REALTY. RA. $4,000
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THE DIPLOMAT

II. bedrin. NJ apt. besut. fuTrni. twin
foam rubber beds); oyerlooks
Meridian Park; walk. dist. down.
town; comfortably air-cooled bldg.
roof garden. switchboard; S1I5
incl. utils. Mgr. AID. 2-l236.
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STOVE, l VI, old, apartment size,
gas; SAB. Good cond. VIII. 6-8s99.
TABLE. drop-leaf mahog., 3 chairs,
Duncan Phyfe. After 8 Fri, all
day Sat, Sun, IA. 9-STSS. IL
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4 1WKIKfNo G. : DisTHNcE. FREE FREE
COUNTY BUS TO JUNIOR AND
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS. -21
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APIS. FURNlsHEp-vA.

N. ARL.-2-bedrm. apis for 8; near
| Fl Myer, Pentagon, D. c. All
utils, except cleo. 500. IA. 2-436s.
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liz 10Th ST. NV.
OPPOSITE THE sTATLER HOTEL
Nicely furn.. modern bldg elevator
and switchboard service See res.
mgr on premises or call Ma, g.
j A. MeKEEvER CO.. INC.
l732 K st. NV. ST. $500
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STEEL

STEEL
ALL SIZES OF l.
BEAMS, ANGLE IRON,
CHANNELS AND RE-
ENFORCING STEEL
CUT TO SIZE.
GENERAL WRECKING CO
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AID. 2-6171
go
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s2o5 N ST. NV bedrm.. liv.
rm.. kit and bath. newly dec;
S55.25 mo. See janitor for inc
spection.
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Will, RITY

Want used cases
prefer lighted; will
Call Pc. 2-3946
] nm daily. 81
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Hale; Hayens 3, and Belle Of Georgia
on Peachtree I'd. between Beallsville
and Boyds. 81 rs per. bushel. bring
your container, Poolesville 2030,
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, pl IJIAEE1 fSSAiE AZ s grsE pp1cEs
can day or niTht. III a-3039.

NO--Will pay S35 for good used
right LIE I-353h 30
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RUGS-RUGS

Oriental pattern rugs. 9xI2, 500 so:
skill, 1880: 6x9. S1450: Axe.
$3.50. Other sizes equally low
prices. MAYFAIR SHOP. 1928 G
st. NV.
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te 2-bedrm. apt,
: excel; misc. items.
i St. Sc, Apt. l04.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-05
Area Business Men
To Meet at College

The 18th OF the Spring Series
meeting OF the virginia Miami
faCturers Association VIII be held
at Hampton Sydney CoIege ~
noon ca wednesday. April s un-
der the leadership OF Area Y
Chairman Paul c Beatty Pacific
Mills Halifax. Chairman Of Sec
ton - j w Baptist. Robbins
Mills. Inc Clarksville and Chair
man 81 Section IL. n. Il Craw-
ford kilkarc Laundry Farnv.lle
Principal speaker Viii % Maury
4 Hubbard. executive secretary
Virginia Farm Bureau, Richmond,
who VIII discuss The American
Phl.osophics of Manaeement in
Virginia Industries aom the far
nefs point of view
or Fdear Cannon president
~ Hanpden- Sydney College and
members Of his staff viii be pre-
sent along with public school edu-
cation leaders from the sections
participating
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-05
Route 300 Project
w est of Amelia To
Relocate Highway

Route 800 west Of Amelia viii
be rcslufaced and shoulders Wild
encd IN a project for which the
State Highway Department asked
for bids today
The project includes relocation
Of two sections at MapleWood and
Jetersyillc Roadway Will be
placed over An miles from the
tnderpass west Of Amelia to Isl
miles east Of the NottoWay coun-
ty lire.
The Department also called for
BIDS on a Charlotte county pro-
lect $40. calling for 295 miles Of
grading and stabilized BASE sur
facing a 254ioot bridge over Cub
Greek and a l00-toot bridge over
Louise Greek between HARRISBURG
and AspenWall
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-05
Responsibilities of Self Rule
Challenged By College In Awards

Hampton Sydney College last
Friday made recognition Of a diff
ficuIt and challenging task well
done the past year when retiring
officers u the student goYernm NJ
organization we're presented KEYS,
each Inscribed with the college
seal and the receivers name and
class
President Edgar O. Cannon
made the presentations. which
inauRurated awards to be made
annually TO retiring members Of
the Student Assembly and Honor
Council nave centers for the
historic system of student gov
eminent al Hampden Sydney
College
Through the awards. the coll
leQe demonstrated M practical
way its belief that direction OF
ones fellows requires genuine
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-05
" elch Gets Divinity
Degree This Month

Carroll Ben Wclch, Of Darling
TON Heights, viii complete work
tof the bachelor Of divinity degree
this month 1T Southeastern Bap-
ilst Theolos ical Seminary at Wake
Forest N G.
Weleh. SON Of the Rey r p
Weleh VAS ordained Dy Spring
Greek BaptiAt Church where his
father is pastor IN 1883 He was
graduated II Randolph Henry
ugh School IN i947 and received
lis BA degree at University OF
Richmond IN 1888
He viii receive sl4s diploma al
the regular Southeastern Semi
nary commencement on April 70
At present Weich serves as pas
tor OF New Chapel Baptist Church
at Rustbare and Friendship Bap-
tlst Church Ut Ontario
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-05
; Local Students
On VP | Deans List

Two Fafn'llle students and a
Carterss1l stud were named
to the deans list for The winter
quarter Al VPI according to a
Tech announcement today
The FalmWne students Arc
Thomas = French Robert l..
Hodges Lfnnie Gamage. a soph-
omore. is the Gainesville student.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-05
9th District Masons
Hold Amelia School

1h- quarterly meeting Of Tic
Masters and Warden Association
81 the 9Th Masonic District Vah
held in tho ba sement Of Trinity
Methodist Church AZ Amelia
Monday March ~ AT Z p IA
The WSCS Of the host church
served supper
RiRht WorAhipfui Archer Il
Gay OF Richmond. grand senior
warden Of the Masons Of vir-'
ainla. was guest speaker ] b.
Marshall. master Of Amelia Lodge
opened the meeting and weleom-
Cd guests
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-05

Naaeisll.p ana consecfated serr-
~
hal FIRST
ne pIefehtations- establishing
z II y mist were preceded by
president Cannon S address to q
htadent cQnVocation on student
government at the institution
Properly administered 1T pro-
Vides INTEGRITY and high morale
To everything pertaining to the
college. the president SAID Of
student government
He said 'tnat "the determining
factor III he success of line vital
thing Nd DAN student government
IA me Individual student He
must thr president said under
stand that for each If hjs priv-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-05
FAD Stockholders
Meet Monday Night

Stockholders Of FarmWlle Area
Development Corporation NUM-
beying 1903 vii meet IN the prince
Edward County Courtroom Mon
day night April I at 7 80 10 per-
feet permanent organization
A beard OF directors VIII be
named and plans made for put
TING the corporation into action
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-05
Forest Fires
Bring 4 Alarms
Here Saturday
10 Acre Blaze
At Throck Takes
7-Iiour Battle

A rash Of forest fires which
broke out here Saturday sent
foresters and dozens Of volunteer
workers scurry.ng into wooded
areas around Farnyille
The first alarm here Saturday
sent FarmVllie lLr amen To TIL,
Roberts farm west 81 toan Wher
two acres burned furiously for
about 80 minutes but WeTt
brought under control til ahor
order with the aid Of county fire
fighting equipment.
A dense cloud OF smoke brought
the flremen back 10 town and the
city dump where trash and other
efuse went up in flames The fire
VAS contained In the area Of the
dump and no damage resulted
Losses At Throck
AT Leigh Mountain Tower, look
out, CLYDE Ransom. spotted smoke
near Throck around 8 80 a. m
Foresters from Farmville. Hamp-
len Sydney students and loca
gardens turned out to fight the
llaze which resulted an estimated
00plus acres
District Fire ChieI Nev.n Slus
er reported that crews battlet
The blaze nearly seven hours be-
fore it vas brought under con-
troll Slusser said that the blaze
had started late Friday when ar
unidentified person left stumps
and other brush burning I'M
attended through the night
Early Saturday the wind SHIFTED
and she Just took off" Suisse
| said He stated that damage coulc
nave been cut 10 d minimum II
residents near 1hrock had report
I'd the fire earlier Haze and
smoke from other fires prevented
The tower lookout from spotting
the blaze sooner. Ike said
, e
WA '''S ''o'''uN
The forester related that The
fire fighting crews moved TO The
head of the fire on an old logging
road and started back fire but
by then the blaze had gained such
momentum that II swept oYer the
'"r.
,,,.a', 9o' ~ ~ " 7 ',l' 1910,
,t,ao,,9h s,i,,r1o,. ., i II, ', .a
4,in.,Pc .,s+h cnah fa,no ,E.. :,
. - - ','e'i ~ - III. - =.
49, -, = - - ~ "a 1-i' 49,
WIN tttt @41 Vi e44C No+tbC 9tA-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-05
Burglary Ring
Smashed After
Case Broken Here
Former I'armviIIe
W orker Among 3
Nabbcd Last Week

tftkfssAtk q blDfiB maze on f+Fguff
Edward and Amelia county break
ms b. law enforcement officers Of
iha tv0 areas played important
roles III the smashing Of a three
state burglary ring last week
Police believe the arrest last
Feeg ID Charleston w Va. NJ
PeyefIeY J WlnRo. 70 Route /
Jetersy!lIe, and Roy Holt. ~ of
Richmond and Longhursc, n C.,
took leaders IN what they describe
rs one Of the most daring bur
Rlary rings III Soutiiaide Virginia
~ many years
WIneos tran which he admit
ted covered tlffc states and leff
paWn shop tickets from Alabama
70 Chicago ag hf told Prince
Edward County Deputy Sheriff
Jack overton, had been pursued
houy BY oYcrton foi SIX weeks
Jobiess Since July
Wingo qeustions last week 1t
Itoxboro. N e, by Oyerton said
he had been unemployed since
July and admitted To approx
mately 40 burglaries IN Virginia.
West Virginia and North Caro-
lara
Most II thee he told Overton.
Tad Deeu III Virginia and conccn-
trated IN Prince Edward Anel
Mecklenbng = dford and Pitts
syiVania counties and Richmond
A I3-atate alarm WAS sent out
by Sheriff James r CLARK. o.
Prince Edward March after
OYerton's Investigations put The
finger on WlnPo. who vas last
employed With an electrical con
tractor at Falmyille
Oscftons Investigations we're
supplemented by those Of Sheriff
Matt deKraIt Deputy Sheriff
John Duke and Trooper Frame
ia Amelia county break -ins
Nabbed After Wreck
Wsneo and Holt oddly enough
we're nabbed first on a traffic
charge after the former wrecked
their car March 20 at Charleston
W Va Suspicion was aroused by
car loaded With odd goods and
money BAG stamped with the
name Of a Roxboro. " G bank
Invest igatlons on the alarm and
warrants Issued by CLARK and
oVetton brought Wineo and Holt
INTO custody Of RoXboro officers
summoned by Charleston police
as was Overton
Oyertou left Immediately for
B0xbofo. where he questioned
Wneo and obtained the admis-
slons After the I3-state alarm.
Investigator r. r. Rainey. Jf
with the Virginia State Police
Tbnd Division Headquarters. as
sisted
III the Roxboro questionnRs
Wlngo. implicated third mem
Der OF The ring. Clyde Barley p.
of Richmond who was arrested IN
The capital city last week in con
nectln with Prince Edward
cases. He is now being held IN the
Fatmpille Jail
30 Pawn Tickets
At RoAboro, police recovered
30 pawn tickets on WinRo. and
looted Goods have been recovered
ia Seyssal places in Virginia and
Two her states
OVcrtaln SAID the ring specially
81 Ia entering schools, gun shops.
country stores and parked autos.
Investigator Rainey said he
knows Of 30 warrants out for the
members Of the ring He estirnal-
ca 1t Will take AT least a month 70
run down the pawn shops where
Wlnpo and the others deposited
stolen goods.
Wtngo and Holt will be brought
10 Virginia later this month FOR
trials III the counties where police
SAY they have left tic trail OF sta
tutoiv burglary cascs-mainly III
fbt. SouthS4dp
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-05

Saatr1a la 9uE eNs aet yous
hEoW-na ann Erooted ana 1et the
Ear gaz.ng hanIt-tAe P-IA spon-
ored community carnival an
Eenlng OF family fun IS d8e
april =
Community civic clubs are co
operating with The nigh school
'-IA mat night in converting
"a Farmville Annoy into p gala
arrival, complete with 32ota5 iog
oftune telling, carts fish ponds
.nes. baA throws and other
vents t3 laat Pop SIKH against
jan-or
MolheE and the girls VIII find
'alh ot interest around the bazaar
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-05

leadership and consecrated sery-
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-08
Sioux Pass
Post Office
Discontinued

The Sioux Pass post office is no
more. It was discontinued De-
cember l by order of the post
office department and the few
patrons that were still getting
mail there have had their adj
dresses changed to either gilbert
son or FalrvleW - most of them
to CulbertSon.
Established in the early home
stealing days of the territory it
served, it has been operated in
connection with a community
grocery store. John Creech was
the first postmaster according to
Herald information. Successors in
their order were Roy Barnhart
who sold the store business to
Harry Austin who also operated
a blacksmith shop and later re-
signed as postmaster and sold
the store to A. w. Wells, Spanish
American war veteran, whose
tenure was much longer than that
OF any Of his predecessors. Wells.
who was postmaster there when
TINS writer came to Richland
county in 1922, resigned in the
l93O's and his wife continued to
run the store and post office for
several years. He has lived in
several southern states, for the
past several years at Temple.
Texas, where he continues to get
The Sidney Herald to keep posted
things up here.
The Sioux Pass post office and
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-08
Gartside Lake
Fund Progresses

total of $1,000 has been raised
IN the Richland County Sports
mems club membership drive TO-
yards a $4,000 quota for the
Gartslde lake project. ACCORDING
10 club officials, the goal can he
easily met if membership teams
VIII Just make the contacts. Vol
untary contributions are being
sent through the mail, largely
from farmers.
Individual membership drive
leaders this week included Inc
Ronning, 1865; Buster Dotson
Sz2O; Philip Williams, VFW. S145.
and Merit Hull of Crane 500
The Moose club sold 1920 to date
The leading team, Bud Merrill
Jess Smith, Jack Crosgrove. Rl1d
Nelson and Chef johnson. turned
IN S288 for a small Sidney b11si~
ness area. No reports have been
received from Lambert, Savage
and Fairview areas.
A reminder to prospective
members is that the SIS minimum
membership is a family affair this
year and includes a big annual
dinner early in 1855. A number
$40, Sl5 and $25 donations are
wanted too.
Dirt moving is again under way
ana II weather remains good,
plans are to complete the con-
struction in a few weeks.