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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-01-14
FARMERS MUST APPLY
FOR SUGAR BEET
ACREAGE

Farmers who plan to grow sugar
beets in 1856 must submit request
for a 'proportionate share" to the
county ASC committee not later than
February I, 1866, the state ASC COM
mittee has announced. In compliance
with the requirements of the Sugar
Act of 1913 the Secretary of Agri-
culture has announced that proper
tionate shares" will be established in
1856. A "proportionate share" is the
individual farms share of the acreage
needed to produce enough beet sugar
for normal consumption and carry
over. An ALLEGATION of 50,980 acres
has been established in Montana. In
creased acreages of sugar beets and
larger than average yields during the
last two years have increased sugar
stocks to the point where the 1865
crop must be curtailed.
Forms on which farmers may re-
quest proportionate shares for the
land which they will control in 1855
are available at the county ASC Of
flee. Farmers should be prepared to
give legal description or other identi-
fication of the land they will operate
in 1855, since a proportionate share
will be established for each farm. In
order to complete the necessary steps
in determination of final proportion
ate shares, all applications must be
received not later than February 1.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-01-14

"The community which dares not
protect its humblest and most hated
member in the free utterance of his
opinions, no matter how false or
hateful, is only a gang of slaves. -
WENDELL PHILLIPS, 10Th Cen
tury American author and lecturer.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18
Higher Postmaster
Salaries Endorsed
BY j. Y. Lewis

J Y. Lewis, Prospect poStmAst-
Ct and past president Of the Wiz
8inla Branch. National Leapue OF
Postmasters. has endorsed the
equal pay for equal work pfin-
ciple under which efforts 10 i'm
prove postmastcrs salaries are
being made.
Mr. Lewis said that he is lii ac-
cord with the Leagues Efforts
through It's Washington represen-
tatiye to place the matter before
Congress
The postmaster here noted that
the average hourly pay OF many
poStmasters is less than that Of
substitute employees In the postal
service.
The National League Of Post
masters has endorsed the Post =
master Generals efforts to bring
postmaster salaries IN line wlth
benefits By other postal worker
for many years.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18
James Fl. Vaughan
Guernseys Win
Registry Standing

James II Vaughan. Of Burke
vile Is the owner Of three regis
tered Guernseys that have re-
Gently completed Her Improve
ment Registry production records
according 70 report from The
American Guernsey Cattle Club.
MIXED two times daily on test.
Vaughandale's Susan. a five year
old, produced l0.320 pounds Of
mix and 532 pounds Of fat in
305 DAYS, and met calying re-
quTements. This production rep
tesents approximately 1889 quarts
1f high quality milk.
Vaugfandale's Max Superb. a
senior four year-old. produced
9,o7i pounds Of milk and 500
pounds Of fat during her 3o5 days
est period and met calving re-
Qu'rments She was MIXED two
times daily This production rep
resents Approximately 1929 quarts
oi nigh quality milk.
MIXED two times daily while
on test, Vaughandalc' Virgie. a
lunioT two year-old. produced r.
SO pounds Of milk and 427 pounds
Of fat III 305 days. and met caly-
ing requirements. This production
represents approximately 1920
quarts Of high-quality milk.
Susan and "Superb" are sired
Dy Ifolliknoll Maxim Clarence.
that has one son and seven test
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18
Landing Time Tips
Reported From NPI

Ewes that lose weight during
late pregnancy are subject ID
Landing PARALYSIS tr pceg-
nancy disease That's the warm
.ng from George A AEeu t- a
soclate animals hus5andnta0 a1
VPI Ha saws CIV s should damn 15
to 30 pounds during BIZ Fnaacy
and about one-half q rnls gain
should be made during The mOu.h
before Landing The q Asst Way t0
insure this gam Is % 4,a.7 feed.
ing pound Of farm grain and
3 to pounds 81 leeume hRy one.
month befor lambtne
After the eve lambs. SLIP the.
grain UP 10 one and a Hale pound
a Gay and tile leeum hay. Up Jo
4 TO s pounds a day I, +ood dual
ity legume hay Is fed the after
LANDING grain ration should CON
tain 10 to IL pounds " Rrb. 81
supplement- to 100 pounds of
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18
With the Servicemen

Agrnan Cannon Cooper son ot
Mrs Martha Cooper, Of Route 2
Farmv.lle has completed basic
training at Sampson Air Base. N.
X He enlisted Oct 10. 1854 He
received an intensified Il-week
training course nhsch deals With
basic military technique and
principles.
Upon graduation be wall be as
signed directly ia An Air Force
installation OF report to one Of
the various Ar Force Training
Command. schools for primary and
advanced technical knowledge
Pearson In Germany
Army PVT john l. Pearson.
%. son pf Nh and Mis- II d.
Pearson Of AndersonvlIe' recently
arrived In Babentaus n Ger
many and is nov 4 member Of
the al9th Field Artillery Bat
talon,
Private Pearson, q .cman in
Battery A, entered the Army last
August and completed basic
training at Fort jackson. S. G.
Lynch on Maneuyers
Pfc Russell r lynch. son of
MI. and Mrs Charlie r. Lynch
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18

Mr. and Mrs.. g. VI. MOTLEY
u Chatham. Mrs r Turner and
laughter u Danville listed MI
ard Mrs s Fl Bailey, Friday
Mrs 9o1th8li FaFrar Of New
port News. Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.
Bonagraat ard Mrs. II. P. Brad :
enas we're dinner guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. W s. Weaver. Thurs
day evening. hondrlng Mrs. Bon
dugant on her birthday.
Nj and Mrs Merrill Dugger, c
J and judy 81 E'armyille. MIR
as4d Mrs Gene Bauton and Diane
Hefe dinner guests Of Mr. and
Ms F O walton, Sunday even
ng
Mrs " $ Weaver spent sew
ef8l Gays with Mr. and Mrs Clyde
Taylor AZ Fred ricksburg this
aeek Mra f. q Walton visited
Az ard Mrs ~ 4 Ayres at Falls
church
sfr and Ms n. e Bass we're
dinner guests 81 MI and Mrs. w
d Mason at Walkers r sturag1f
sunday
I.aAT1c Bailey spent several
4ays lasl week !u Richmond at
lending tie Mason Grand Lodga
"a Virginia
VA and Ms J II Banton o.
aer willie eese dinner guests OF
VIZ and Mrs Gene Banton. sun
day
NJ Sub grade All Club met
oa FIafy Z at 1890 a m. The
President JACKIE Schmidt called
1he meeting 20 order The secre-
t'y. BLY, Farley read the min
llcs mous1gatlone Wcre then
even The song leader led the
goup "a the Ali TraD and then
tHc meeting MAS over 10 the TX
tension Agents After that work
gas done On scrap books
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18

ed daughters in TIE Performance
Register. while @ySrgla was sired
by Burkeyiile Maxim S CLARK. that
has one son and seven tested
daughters tn tsae Performance
Register Of the American Guern-
sey Cattle Club
These records N4re supervised
by Virginia Polytechnic. Institute
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18
Bethlehem

The Circle Of the Presbyterian r
Women met n the home OF Mrs
r. II Aaloney on Friday. Feb
IL al 2 p. n Miss Virginia Ma
loney had charge Of the Bible
study taken from Romans.
Miss Mary c Womack. Eugene
Tower and John Kroner. OF
Farng.lie. attended services ar
Bethlehem Presbyterian church
on Sunday afternoon
Mrs VI c. Jordan has been
SICK with throat infection.
Mrs Bernard Womack con-
tinues quite III In the hospital.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18
Holy Land Slides To
Be Seen at Meherrin

Picture sldsS taken IT. tie Holy
Land viii oe presented hf Me-
herrin Methodist Church SUNDAY
night. FEB. 90 at T 80 untdgr the
Sponsorship Of THE Youth Fell
lowshtp
The Holy Land T0ciay "A TIE
name Of the two-hour slide PREF
sentatson. filmed and narrated Qy
Warren Nelson Of FaTsnw!le
A free will offering viii oe re-
ceived but no admission charge
made
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18

fiction. Keep the ewes and lambs
N Landing pen for three days al
ter he lambs are born. Dock and
castrate the lambs before they
are 10 days old.
III viii pay TO creep-feed lambs
from the time they will eat fus-
ually 10 to IA days old until
good grass comes in the spring
Cracked corn IS the best creep
ration for market lambs Creep
fed lambs so 10 market quicker
and IN many cases grade hlsher
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18

Amelia. left Fort Bragg. N. c.
February II for Camp Stewart,
Ga TO participate IN training ex-
crises With the 44th TANK Bat
talon
The ash viii take seven weeks
bf intensive tank gurnery train
lng pr the camps reservation ard
viii return to Fort Braag in
March, Private First Glass Lynch
has been in the Army since April
1858
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-18

Fredericksburg Mrs Mary Pur-
IT'S. a. Sandston, and Mrs Estelle
Ream s. Mrs Dick Morris and
Mrs Ike hickman, at Richmond
Mrs L. A Love. chairman for
he March Of Dimcs~campaign m
Leigh District. today expressed
hi sincere thanks to the peo-
pl "who contributed 50 generously
and eoopcrated SO wonderfully in
helping in the succ 7ssful effort
The total amount raised IN Leigh
District was S17I 80,
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04
Brook To Lead
Nat. Workshop

At the conference of the
Council of Jewish Federations
and Welfare Funds next week
end in Chicago B e n a m n
Brook, Council director, will
conduct a workshop in fund
raising for small cities. David
Kramer, Council president
will also attend.
Workshop topics include as
sessment of the problems of
fund raising, suburban devel-
opment, leadership. Delegates
will be divid e d into small
groups according to the size
of the community they repre-
sent so as to make sessions
more valuable for those at
tending.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04
Give Black
Magic Dance

"Black Magic" is the theme
for the dance by the Young
Adult group Nov. 13 at the
Center from 7:30 to 11:30 pm.
Music will be by the AL Hines
Combo and the young adults
of the community are invited.
In charge of entertainment
are Morty and Rita Sadow-
sky. Sharlene Sack has prom
ised unusual decorations. Vida
and Dick Bleich have respon-
sibility for the refreshments.
Publicity is being handled by
Sally Malinsky, Elaine Streit-
er, Bobbi Oppman, Phil Levy.
Joel Botfeld is general chair
man.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04
zzla;l 3
AMI Is.1SSs5 SSl;1

sions and going on the differ
ent rides were Dee Myerson,
Golda Kessler, Gail Goodman,
Murray Leaf, Gayle Goodman,
and Stan Podo S ky. Well,
kids, m a ybe you'll win the
Panda Bear next year.
Among the myriads of peo-
pie that jammed the H a n d :
maker re sidence for the
SWFTY House Party were
Phyllis Rakita, M arty Hal
perm, Mike Kagel, and Sandy
Danziger Hirsch,, l never real
lied your house could hold so
many. This followed a round
of miniature golfing at Green
Acres. 1 hear they are serious
ly considering enlarging the
green because of the crowd on
that particular Sunday.
Lillian Wald: Good luck on
your Harvest Moon Dance to.
night. It's at F1illel, at 500
isn't it? 1 hear Joe Palais'
band is really tops.
1t is my sincere hope that
a certain three m e m b e d
group will become a four
some in the near fu ture
Right? Fine.
Happy Mothers Day, Bob
Hirsch, Bye now.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04

AS the moon lit up the san
dy, deserted riverbed, figures
could be seen laughing and
singing around a blazing fire.
Some of these figures can be
identified as Ronnie Shore;
Joyce GoldWyn-Ira Mishkind;
Linda Lavine Bob Tretiak;
Phyllis Milstein-Gil SaltZman;
Esther Goldson-Butch Cohen;
Judy Fink-Jerry Rakita; Shei-
la Epstein-Gary Yontef; Lois
Fink Burt Watson on the
Stars of Rebecca Root Beer
Bust. The couples spent an en-
ioyable evening guzzling root
beer and exercising their VOC
al cords, while getting a slight
impression on how the snakes
and desert rodents live. Mr..
and Mrs. David Levin deserve
a sincere congratulations for
so cheerfully braving this af-
fair with us. Thank you!
Here N There would like to
wish Rosalind Gould a speedy
recovery and are anxious to
see her up and around again.
The Pima County Fair at
tracted crowds like Center at
tracts kids on a Tues a y
night. Among those tryin G
their skill at various conceS-
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04

Don't be a borrower or a
free-rider! You strengthen the
Jewish community when you
subscribe to the Arizona Post.
The Arizona post., 1955-11-04
Rabbi BHgroy's
Passover Tour

Rabbi Bilgray, with coop
Grafton of American-Interna-
tional Travel Service, is or
ganizing a special Passover
Tour to Israel.
There is a universal ap-
peal to the eople of our
community for a tour put
ting emphasis on the Pass
over in Israel, but also in
Guiding Europe.
Departure from Lond o n
will be via Ell AL Israel Air
lines to Tel Aviv in time for
the Seder celebration at The
Ramat Aviv hotel. A full II
days have been made avail
able for Israel
HomeWard-bound the t tour
will go to Rome via Ell Al Is
rael Airlines where extensive
sightseeing has been planned
and then continue on to Paris.
In Paris sufficient time for
normal sightseeing will be al
lowed including a special ex.
cursion to Versailles with am.
pie tim e for shopping and
gaiety in this unique world
metropolis before departure
via Sabena AirlineS back to
New York where the tour will
end April %.
Rabbi Bilgray extends his
personal invitation to join
him on this never to be forgot.
ten tour of a lifetime.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
Ssz 7z9 Sz1ssz5z@so 20 For eg.eR ,@zsYzzSl
For SALE


SAVE 3o@5 10 500 on chicks
80@s 10 ssE laying LAghorns.
so<( 70 s5E laying Super Hamp-
shire Reds IS mos. lay pe4iod
Our White Rock chicks are from
stock THAT averaged ~ lbs. at 10
weeks. second neagiest in contest.
Fast growing New Hampshire
cockerels 50 per hundred Pull
lorum ard typhoid clean Come
SEE these great layers OF write for
free literature. Trails End Poui-
tfy Farm Gardons vile. Va
4-l1-20p
RI AC1ICALLY NEW $ room
house on Woodrow Ave Space for
2 additional rooms second floor
available Liberal terms. o. II.
Written 4-l-tf
FISH POND FERTILIZER Don [
forget your fish ponds They need
fertilizer to grow foodT for your
fish. We recommend S-s-4 and be
sure it IL VIC Fertilizer from
Kayton Coal Co phone 1866 4-5-tf
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IMPORTED HOLLAND BULBS
GladioIl. Montbfetia, ID h ! / q s
Peacock Orchids. Anemones and
double Bogonias. High quality
bulbs at reasonable prices. j. II
Whitfield Co. 4-l9-4tp
PLANTS sweet potato. improved
Porto Ricau 200 800. 500 sI.75.
1000 $500, 10 900 s27 so Bunch
vans. Nancy Hall 200 sl75, 500
$500 1000 $3.50 Prompt ship
ment Thrift Plant Farm. Glea
son. Tenn. Phone AM 4-l9-6p
GARDEN TRACTOR 3 h. D
With attachments Used two sum
mers Ike new Priced for rapid
sale C. 7 ARee 4-26-2p
HARLEY DAVIDSON l949 in
good condition Can be seen at
30l S Virginia Street Phone 822
after p. III. 4-2G-tf
PAINT OUTSIDE titanium lead
and oil Guaranteed not TO peel
Sd IS value. special factory price
1928 gal Free sample Show
White Paint Co. Toledo, Ohio
3-4-l0t p
MISCELLANEOUS sweet pota-
to plants, bunch and running. to-
mato plants. certified and hybrid /
Garden seed Of all kinds Hams
and country side meat Mail ord
4rs solicited + r Moon ~ Co /
Warminster and Shipman
4-22-5p (F' /
MOTOR Is h p Evinrude, /
]ought September 1853 used Is .
nouns Steering wheel and cables /
or IA foot boat, II feet Simplex
,ontrol Price 9295 for quick sale /
Phone DillWyn $4,000 429-lt I
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29

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ed date.
L. M CARTER Registrar
Last of names TO follow
Names Of Deceased Voters
4 Amos II H.. Aeee. B II Bald
/ win, j r.. Blanton Lyon Craw o
ley. j W. Floyd. w r. Sr
Forbes. G. O. Guthrey 3 w. j..
Price. j j.. Penick. r. j.. Penick
NJ X. Smith, A j. Steser. NJ
E.. Walker. E. S. Walker. B B
Addleman S. W, Addleman. Ma
bel A.. Budd w W. Bove. James
w Blanton. Koron H. Bradner.
A. Blanton. Kathryn Crawley
Nellie C. Daulton. Lewis Elan
G.. Fahrner. Blackman, Flip
pen Ashberry f. Forbes, Owen
C, III. Fahrner. II. q. Watkins.
A w. Welchin. ChaS H. Gates.
w. w. Harrison, c w Johnston
A p. Johnston, r E. Kroner. l.
A. Lgon. Christine C. Lynn. w
w Payne. Della. Mrs Propts
w A. Reid. Marshall. Reid. Mary,
Rhodes. c b, Simmons. J. s.
Terrence. C E. Warner. Willis G.,
Walker. Warren NJ. Boiling. OIL
lie r.. Sellhorn. John. Smith
Robert Warmer. NJ. Vaughan,
Henry Walker. F S. Jr.. Jack
son Willie V.
Names OF voters who no longer
reside in the Cumberland County
Aeee, Paul C. Beasley. d NJ,
Mrs. Blanton, Minnie p, Mrs.
Baldwin. Annie Mae, Mrs. Berry.
Vernon o. Baker. Grace. Mrs
Baldwin, Goodman. Crawley C
w Mrs. Crowder. w. r.. Crowd
er, j j. Cheestee. John c Craft
G. H.. Mrs. Druen Geo II Druen.
James d. Foster. Martha r.. Mrs
Forbes. Agnes r Ferris. Sydney
F. Forbes. Mary " Ferris, Carrie
A.. Gold @ A.. Garrett. w P
Garrett. A. f. Huddleston. Lucy
M. Hazegroye Mary. Hatcher,
Maude. Mrs. Womack, Ida b
Wright. r Hamlet. Wright. r
Hamlet. Mrs. Womack. Mary A
Welck. w George. Fortune. Mary
l..
Also Headley. Thos j. Hughes
Lucy II Mrs. Hoose. Roland +
Haase. Marie ID. Harrison, Eta
F.. Harrison. Alice H jarrett
Clara s. Jones, Leslie N. john
son. John w. Jamison Creston.
Martin, Edward, Mccall, Frank
Newton. N b.. Mrs. Potts, " f,
Potts Leah. Propts, w A. Mrs,
Reid c. E Reid. Mae. Mrs. Routt,
Roscoe. Rodgers ID H, Mrs. Sim
mons, M s, Mrs, Swift. c E..
Simmons. c H Traylor, ID s.
Wang Arnold 4-22-2t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29


30i ACRES in Cumberland CouE-
~ with beautiful 9 room brick
home 2ia baths and other out
buildings. acres tobacco. 10
acres cleared. balance in good
timber mostly pine Price s36 500.
W 7 Atkins Planters Bank Bldg,
FarnVii!e. Va 4-22-2p F.
WHY WORRY about troublesome
skin infection. Try V-J-O. Grays
Drugs. l2-2t-5lp FL
1853 CHEVROLET. 2-door sedan.
fully equipped, low mileage Can
be seen at 2l7 w Third St,
phone GIT for further informa-
ton. 4-22-2p F.
SOY BEANS Woods medium
yellow. IS per buShel So 80 In lots
Of 10 bu or more Wlll deliver. A
T Daulton. 20G Bridge St. Farm
vile Va phone s3l after g.
4-29-ltp
PIGS Poland Crime Berkshire,
7 weeks old. Albert Chez. r. /.
Rice. 4-29-2p
PUPS-purebred German Shep-
herd. Gelle s. Spencer, Guinea
Mills. Va. 4-29-4p
FIRST 5000 takes my beautiful
small Size Chas. M Steif piano.
Beautiful mahogany cabinet. in
perfect condition WIN make
some child wonderful instrument
10 learn music on. Some terms TO
responsible party. Can be seen al-
ter 5 D. m. anytime. At 423 Put
ney Street 4-29-tf
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PETS for adoption at lynch
burg Humane Society shelter.
l404 Main Street, telephone g.
1892 Open house Sunday noon
to four O'Clock. 4-29-lp
Mccormick in fair con-
dition Elmo Goodman, Guinea
Mills. Virginia. 529- lip
! 952 RICHARDSON House Trail
er with bath, 81 feet long. COM
pletely furnished including gas
stove and refrigerator. like new
See Smitty Brothers, phone 80
4-29-1 !
ONE THORNHILL one-horse wa
gon, heavy duty 500 so Farmers
Supply. FarmvIlle. Va. 4-29-4t /
Pansies and many per- !
snnlal plants Petunia, snapdrag- |
IN. 2innia. marigold scarlet sage, |
etc. ready in about a week Cut /
flowers IN season. Mrs. George |
Stuart 1861 4-292p |
MOTHER S GIFTS: electric food
memo pads, party nap
iins, matches, aprons. trays. table
ntaS TALES. Lanscott Gift Shop.
4-29-ltp /
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
IN MEMORIAM

LINDSEY In loving remem-
brance Of my devoted husband
Emmett f. Lindsey, Who passed
away one year ago. April 30 1854
The dearest one in all this world,
Has gone from me TO stay,
A broken heart is all have.
Since God took my husband away
I try to hard to get along.
Since you left me one year ago.
But my broken heart Won't seem
10 mend
Because | loved you 50
Since you've gone first and l re-
main
Idfe's battle 10 be fought
Each thing you've touched along
the way
WIN be a hallowed spot
TITS 50 lonely here without you,
So sad along lfe's way;
Life does not seem the same TO me
Since you was called away
Devoted Wife 4-29-ltp
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
FOR RENT

8 ROOM DWELLING at IFS s.
Virginia St. S45 month. Landon
Atkins. Realtor. Farmville. Va.
3-25- If
APARTMENT two large rooms,
three blocks from Main street.
$40 per month Landpn Atkins,
Realtor. Farmville. Phone Boom
or 1888. 4-I-tf
HOUSE 49, Modern, 2-bedroom
house. completely furnished for
six months period Wrlte House
care Of the Herald F'armville.
4-5-tf
APARTMENT - furnished 703
Oak street. contact Eunice Allen,
3l0l Second Ave. Richmond,
phone 3-8ll0 4-26-3p
APARTMENT second floor. un-
furnished 302 Bridge ST. Phone.
los. 4-26-4t
APARTMENT llV-
ing room bedroom combination
BIG South Main Street. Farmville.
4-29-2p
HOUSE 5 rooms. Can B87M after
four p. m. Jackson Heights
4-29-8tp
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APARTMENT. 5 rooms. bath.
water and heat furnished IN
Jackson Heights Landon Atkins,
Realtor, Farmville, Va 4-29-f
~~~~~ 49, ~~~~-
DUPLEX APARTMENT 207 S.
Virginia street 6 rooms and two
bath rooms Peoples National
Bank. phone 1862. 4-292t
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HOUSE s rooms and bath. cleo
trio water heater. On Spruce st
Call 535 after o'clock
4-8-4p CFf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
NOTICE


MAN to service farm families In
Prince Edward County with ma
tionally advertised Watkins Pro-
ducts Profits up 10 500 a week
and more possible first year. Car
or liBht truck required No capital
investment Write x. A. Pensyl.
p. Oh Box SOIL. Richmond. Va.
4-22-3 I'd
MY OFFICE in Burkeyille VIII he
closed May lst to 23rd Henry
Clay Smith. M. ID 4-29-2p
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that pursuant to Sections 29-l25
9-64 and 9-66 Of the Code Of Viz
GINA the Commission OF Game
and Inland Fisheries meeting at
Richmond Virginia, on April Is.
1865. ordered the following pro-
posed changes in It's rules and Will
hold a Public Hearing for the
purpose of adopting these rules at
Room 100. North Second St,
Richmond Virginia Friday May
10, at g. 80 a. m. Copy Of said pro-
posed rules has been filed with the
Division of Statutory Research
and Drafting.
Proposal No IS,
That beginning 1856 the season
for hunting ALI species Of game
birds and game ANIMALS, state
wide. shall begin on the third
Monday in November. further.
that all parts of regulations IN
conflict with the foregoing be
rescinded
Proposal No n
That It shall be lawful during
the early season. November Ito,
when deer may be taken by means
Of bow and arrow only, that deer
Of either sex may be taken
COMMISSION OF GAME AND
INLAND FISHERIES
BY BEVERLEY w SIRAS. JR. .
Chairman. 4-29-lt
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29

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For reliable Taxi Service phone
$50 Hugh Wells. more than 90
years OF taxi service in Farmvllle.
3-I8-tf
MONEY TO LOAN VIII make
loans In reasonable AMOUNTS to
responsible parties Write Box IL"
Care Herald. 4-29-lp
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
SPECIAL PRICES
ON
GOOD CLEAN USED
Farm
Equipment

International CIR Combine with
motor used only TWO seasons. one
Oliver Combine with motor III
good shape International Asst
pickup baler with power take
off used two seasons on small
farm. John Deere Baler with
motor used two weeks. good as
new, less than half price, new
baier guarantee New and used
wagons. side rakes, manure spread
ers. disc ana bottom plows. culti-
vators for most tractors, mower
drills. also lots Of horse equip
ment. Papex hammermill, 10 IN
Two extra good grain binders
one with power take off. both 8
fl. cut Good used tractors oil
various sizes and makes.