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WESLEY HALL
1926 21st ST. NV.
EXCELLENT
FOOD! ROOMS! SERVICE!
At Amazingly Low Rates
HU. 3-5432
ROOMS WANTED

LADY. employed, desires room with
privileges in refined. congenia
home. not lust another room. Box
I5l-R, Star. a
WANTED, BY q retired Government
man, furnished room in Frederlck
City, Maryland. Answer. in writing
only, and address Occupant S4l
Galveston road. Silver Spring. Mo
MEDICAL AND DENTAL STUDENTS
OF GEORGETOWN University desire
rooms in Georgetown, Glover Park
Burleith and Foxhall Village: Cal
Registrars once, FE. $4,000, be.
tween 8 am. and pm, Monday
throuEh Friday
-rm apt. Ink. or rm.,. kit
privs. lst. End fl. Reas. Perm. lady
non smoke drink. Box 457-T, Star
Bus. WOMAN WANTS ROOM. som,
kit. privils. for company nights tc
elderly woman. Box 45S-R. STAR
CAPITOL RADIO ENGINEERING IN
STITUTE. 10th St and Park roao
NV. desires list Of boarding house:
and rooms available in nearby area
to accommodate our fall class o.
resident students. Please phone MR.
WATERMAN Monday through Sat
urday noon at Hobart '2-1h20.
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POULTRY. RABBITS. EGGS

QUAILS, Northern Black Lee; excel
lent iol field trials and stocking
Cal OV, 3-l327. "A
BABY CHICKS and poultry supplies
JAMES FEED STORE. 619 X st
NV Me S-0OS9.
BARRED ROCKS or N, H. Reds, your
sS.SSe per T 100. Sfifnsssi NAfioNAI cHicKs, K:
1OO-CAP1CiTY CHICK INCUBATOR;
two 300-cap. chick brooderS: / new
metal laying nest and feed hoppers
DU. b.01A6.
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ARLINGTON - Studio room, Ink
and phone; "a block bus, ia. z
G2SI. p
NEAR ANDREWS FIELD. car adVis.
able: In private home; bath, Ma
S-gS5n -
ARL.-Nicelv furn. rm. for lady;
pix. of Wilson blvd. mr. Kann's
and Hecht's; cooking privileges op-
tional. Gail IA. 1880. ewes. after
$50 or all day Tues. and Sun. "A
mr.. bus; gentleman. KE. s-44S4.
--4
HYATTSVILLE-Rm. with pvt. bath
in Christian nome; mr.. transD. AP
1888. a
ARLINGTON--Large room. single OF
double; all home privils.; girls only
Close to Pentagon: reas. OF. 4-SS74
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

CoLORED--LARGE ROOM. also un.
furn. apartment; prefer single per-
sons or settled couple. Ii. 7-4632
CoLoRED-I7I3 LANIER PL. NV
= nice clean rms. homo priyils
COLoRED@a UNITS Of Q room,
each: NV. section; must have good
references. TU. 2-7513. -
COLORED-2iOO BLOCK NORTH
CAPITOL ST.-Unfurnished room
Privileges. Call HO. 2-7677. -
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DUPONT CIRCLE-Attrac., single
rms. Msn; share bath. o55sssgr.; $50
I4Ia WHITTIER 81 N.W.-Attrac.
sleeping rm,, cross ventilation: vic.
Walter Reed. RAss. RA- o-ol74.
1873 18th ST. N.W.-very nice. sgle.
room, next to bath. new furniture
redec.: In q good house. 20
SH0REHAM VIC. 3002 32nd st
n.w.-Lovely home. parking. shwr.
gnsHAs; gsntlspaH; SO; Wo; s,s. 6.iSS 5,n nIS .ISS
Eye SITS; NV. 2 attrac., quiet studio
w ST. 3-S367, 10. s-50SB. s.
I22t MASS. AVE. N.W.-unusuall
nice single roem: So wk. Also LII K
rtn., rsnge and refgr. %
GLOVER PARK Large rm, for ]
lady; kit. and laundry services
near husline. Phone Wo. 6-9367
CARLTON HALL, 210l N st. NV
Choice front rms with running wa.
ter, shower, baths, Tefgr.;; maic
service daily; $3.50. Du. 7-0570
1ais DECATUR ST. N.w.-Beautifu
dble. bedrm., next to bath: pvt
home; cony; gn.; transp.; priVis'; reas
1ass IS CHsPIN HI2si ST. N.w.-Bed-livins
room I5Xl5, well equipped, pvt
bath, phone. refRr., grill. atty
well-keDt home; adj. everything
$50 mo Gentleman. CO. 5-181S
.31OO CONN. yAVE.-Loyely rm., lge
closet; adj. bath. for business mar
or woman. HO. 2-6565. Apt. BIS
1919 G ST. NV. Apt. SOB. younf
man share air-cond. rm. with man
shower Sunday breakfast.
1IOI 18th ST.. Apt. 300. Large
studio room. large closet. conv
transp. LADY or gentleman:
go NICHOLSON ST. N.W.-Pvt
home: lge., cool (why suffocateD,
clean, well furn.: lge. closet: phone
in nm: gentle; $50 mo. RA. 6-7S54
MT. PLEASANT-sgle. rm., $3.50
wk: semipvt bath: conv. transp.
1Yt. home DE. 2-0S73
2917 2Sth ST.. nr. Conn. and Cathe-
oral ave; single. semipyt. bath
Gentleman. HO. 1890. --6
conn. AYE. vIC.-Room. pvt; bath,
Pvt. refrigerator: pvt. entrance.
Maid service, HO. 2-O4a7.
1910 p ST. NV. THE Churchill"-
Clean Sgle. rms. running water;
maid serv.: 81 wk. up. NO, 7-9s6S
18th AND G N.w.-Room. recently
decorated: in apartment bldg.
privileges. ME. S-5630, Ext. FOB
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

25I7 I4th ST. N.W.-%English bsmt. !:
studio rm., next bath; clean. comft.
S35 mo. AID. 4.1635 "
2117 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Lge. stu.
DIG rm;: Ink. drepl.. refgr. Call
Do8STowN. Si STGiRk sas @ pi. nw.LssIe.
or dble. sipg. OF hskpg. rms; $3.50.
grill grin, clock egay eTsdiO' Tv. airfOsm
person, $40 mo. II. 5-see2. ri.
aI9 Sth ST. s.w.-Fron. bed-iiv.
1si Nv n. cxRo2fNA pIoVs AVE. s. E.-Re-
fgr., stove. lge., well furn. next TO
bath: 50 wk. Ii. 3-9703. a
Ice. KIT. and bedrm. for empl. lady
can share other part OF house with
WIZ GthfF plsTascE sadiss 81 fSoSNToWN, 1919
2;3, PVT; bath. kit; pets permitted.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA - Newly
dec, weH furn. with new refgr. and
gas plate, End flr, front. semipyt.
LIVE Rsf oPPosiTH i PPos lovely ar Rock Creek
pretty studio style, firepl.. grille.
refgr., clean. cool. quiet; also sun
deck rn. See you'll take, sgl.. $25;
dbl, S49;75. AD. 2-97l3.
CONN. AVE, Sheraton-Park VIC
Lovely front room. new refgr., hot
plate, running water. $3.50. NO.
7-6061. 2S17 2Sth st. NV.
1a0i 10th ST. N.W.-Pleasant room
overlooking 18th st. next bath
next to bath. $25.
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COUNTRY BOARD

FOR CONGENIAL, companionablt
lady; board and room In comfort.
able. quiet suburban home. Adult.
FINEST c0USTRY BOARD ant
home for sehool-age children; large
farm in Manchester, Maryland;
swimming, horseback riding: Sl6
week. For information call JU. g.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS: I-man s12 per day;
2-man, Sl5 per day. RENTAL TOOL
& EQUIP. CO.. JU. 9-6SS1
BULLDOZERS. toaders. generators.
mixers pumps Ford tractors, nm
ishing machines etc REM Al
rOOt 4 EQUIP CO Ju 1.aasl
xheelbarrows: delivery APPROVED
LADDER & EQUIP co. Ma S-3S46
'LADDERS,WALLPAPER REMONERS,
wheelbarrows; delivery. APPROVED
LADDER & EQUIP. CO. Ma. S-3Sib
CHAIN SAWS. wall paper steamers,
paint sprayers, electric star drills.
sanders tall kindsl, sealers. vaxeS,
pants, FOLK FLOOR SUPPLY
WO R-052S.
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WILL BUY

Your antique silver after Labor
Day. For further info, call NO. Y
6666. D. KRUPSAW MILESTONE,
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PEACHES

The season for peaches is nesrinI
the end at Hough's Orchard; Ge
bushel. Take Rte. 2S from Rock
vile. west II miles to Peach Ire,
rd., turn right Ia miles to 3rt
orchard. Be sure it's HouRh'S S
PoOleKyille 2O30. Il
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

FOR ELDERLY MAN-1st a. room
and bath, nursing care II desired
Good meals. pleasant surroundings
NICE ICE ROOM for lady with or with.
out board, home privileges, close
t,rsnspoTtssien. h0, 2;34s4
tiful setting. Close transp... Claren'
don shop. ctr. IA. 2-S502 for appt
FOR ELDERLY PERsoN-Twin-sizet
room. plenty to eat: some care
on buSline: reasonable. JU. 7-72sS
ROOM AND ACCOMMODATION fol
Rssscnasis RSsasn sad H6 fhi5e s51os' 6E section
Ice. closet windows; also sgl. Sc.
re Ise;iys SsnE. menS ph PIX odN, Tw a. Ii@ cnnr
aye.--Nice clean rm. with air cond.
Tv; .Sl1 wk:; good meals; youni
PRiVAIE HOME, twin bedrms,. socc
Transportation. delicious meals. tn
m shf DETAcaEb "Taa2a HooME. large iron,
porches, beautiful room, nicely
furnished, for . elderly gentle
men. Large closets; next to bath
AisS tiTed iHSd ladiss; Sh J '' ezeeilen5 e meals
served in dining room daily. You
will enjoy this home atmosphere
where every care consideration
month each. AD. 4-6443. "A
CLUB MASON. 1925 n, Hamp. ave
AN exclusive residential club
wk. up. incl: meals and hotel serv-
ices. CO. 5-e348, NO. 7-67T0.
BRADLEY ARMS, at Dupont CIRCLE
1925 10th st. n.w.--Home-cooked
A iVSg VourET 1SfaaiGs HoME for ':S; Young people
Single and doubles. Laundry faeil'
tiles; 8 meals Q day. Reas. DE. z
ELDERLY PEOPLE given kind care
2 meals daily. special diets; laun-
dry. also Tv. Reas, DE. 2-l1O2
THE MAR-LEETA. 1925 18th st. NV
Cool. single and double rooms fol
young ladies and men; showers;
walking distance. excellent board
FOR I OR 2 YOUNG GIRLS. share
inclosed closet, Use Of Bendix Or
busline in W Hyattsville. Reas
price. HA. .-S434. -
CAPITOL RADIO ENGINEERING
INSTITUTE, IUtn 81 hnu taIk Iu
NV, desires list of boarding houses
and rooms available in nearby area
to accommodate our fall class oi
resident students. Please phone
Mr.. Waterman, Monday through
Saturday noon. at Hobart 81 $40
JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
1910 AsHMEAD PL. NV.
Just of 2300 block Conn. ave, al
Taft Bridge: Rock Creek Park area
Low weekly rates; include room
breakfast. dinner. 24-hr. hotel serV-
Ice; friendly atmosphere.
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MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE

WASHING MACHINE. Kenmore
WASHING MACHINE. Easy Spin
Dry; IN very Eeed operating eond.;
W2SHING MACHINE. Thor Auto
magic. clean. excel. eond.i reas-
wxsHrNaaS Ms taaSsl MACHINE, K.nmore
pump. Good eond.; sS5. WA. q
WASHING wAssHaiING MACHINE, Bendix oyro-
matte. de luxe model; does not bolt
70 floor; will guarantee; S57. WI.
WASHISG MACHINE, Hotpoint,
grinser type. SIS. Moyins, Ju.
WASHING MACHINE, Maytag wiring.
er. also automatic; Duncan PhyfS
table and chairs; misc. TE. 6-6s77
WATER HEATERS. new auto. gas.
DUO Therm, In ORIGINAL crates; 70
gal. $50; 40 gal. SIS. NO. 7-0660
WATER HEATERS
Elec. stone-lined 110 ". new $4,000
40 Ral., gas. new ------ 80 90
! 80 gal. Crane, used 24.5O
Lowest prices, all sizes. gas. elec..
glass-lined heaters. Call
BLOCKS
1746 Lee Hwy. Near Key Bridge
IA. $500
WEDDING DRESS. satin, net and
lace: Chapel train, crown and
veil; never worn; size II, $50 OF
best Sfier. yU. S,2lSQ; o,,rr,r
S135 value for S65. GICHNER,
25l3 n st. NV, EX. 3.3527.
WELDERS, new or used LINCOLNS
for sale or for rent. EARLBECK a!
LANpRUM, INC 1923 Cathedral
St, Balto., MU, 5-s511.,
WHEELBARROV. metal, 2 picks, 2
mettocks. Ions handled shovel;
beet offer. 10. 2-9S45.
WRISTWATCH. ladies. Hamilton. IA
carat gold. rubies and diamonds.
Bargain. Ap: 2-s516, "A =
5000 BRICKS for $I00. Also
RS%9i !sslss; s1Ss4a Phone Ma s-4es2s s or
loft. CoLDsPoT DEEP FREEZE.
slas; 7-ft,. refgr.. $40 so: TV,
$50 so; sofa. So: wash. machine.
SIS. b21R Marlhnrn Pike
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

AMERICAN HERITAGE MAGAZINE,
vol no. /. WO. 6-1010.
ANTIoUES-china. furn.. iewelry.
silver, rugs. etc. LOUIS eEQAL,
IA. 2-5333: ewes. EN-. 3-6165.
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ROOMS FURN.-S.E.-S.w.

BRANCH-M VIC. 2 rms. bath, . e..v
frances, parking. refgr., laundry;
500. Lu. 1-14b3.
COLORED-NEWLY furnished room
in pvt. home. Cap. view; girl Govt
workers pref. LU. 2-1097, a
Evening star., 1955-09-04
"NEXT-TO-NEW'

town. That way. you'll be PROVING
TO yourself how really terrific
NEXT-TO-NEW'S" values are
Children's, mems and women's fall
and winter outgrown apparel tspick
and span. Of course) accepted or
consignment every Tuesday til
4 pm. or by appointment. NEXT
Bethesds. Nd. Oh. 4"806s. a
Evening star., 1955-09-04

PEACHES, PEACHES
Late Yellow Varieties
PLA1NFIELD ORCHARDS
Sandy Spring, Md.
Directions. Out Ga. ave. to Rte. 1S9
CLayhill rd). right mi. TO our
orchards. SP. 4-3Sg1. a
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CALLS MADE IMMEDIATELY
DAY OR NIGHT
DISTANCE NO OBJECT

BEDROOM. dining room. contents OF
home; cash. We do moving, stor-
age. ia. 9-2a31: ewes. RA. 3-14ls.
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity
ALBION BOOK SHOP. 1898 Penn
sylyaniH ave. NV. ST 3-669s
CAMERAS-CaSh for Leieas. Con-
tax, Sup-k Rollers. movie equip
HORN, a26 d st. NV.
COINS. autographs. letters. stamp
eGiisf. s2ins. soId' y,d Old pistols ha aosBy osR5
DIAMONDS. JEWELRY OF any de-
scription, gold and silver: cash paid
ERNEST BURK. 614 18th st. NV
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con.
tents or add pieces, also old china.
eric-a-brac;. Buying and selling for
SIS years. HOPWOOD'S sth and X
SITS. NV. ME. S-52S7.
FURNITURE wanted; will buy eli
kinds Of coed used furniture: tor
price. IA. s-SS10. We do moving.
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Single Rms. and Suites
DAY-WEEK-MONTH
Apply at desk or CALL MRS. FIcKs
M .-JtlJu -
Evening star., 1955-09-04

1900 GEORGIA AVE. - Newly dec.
bath; ali Wills. incl. Suitable Tor )
Girls or cpie. Call RA. 86T377. 3
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WASHING MACH.-Thor Auto magic
S35.. l645 Trinidad ne. Apt 2.
WASHING MACH. Bendix Econo-
mat, fully automatic, excel. cond. /;
WASHING MACHINE, GE Automatic.
Needs some repair: 500 or best
Nfier. LO. b-2036,
Evening star., 1955-09-04

TOPs0IL, SALE. z tons delivered
locally. SIS. additional chg. fol
1 distant del. RE. 6-6604. Iii
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. topping
trimming D. c.. Md. Free esti-
mates. MR.. CLAYTON. UN. 4-0ena
Evening star., 1955-09-04
FARM AND GARDEN

TOP SOIL. rich. clean loan easily
spread with q rake. Reasonably
priced, Immediate delivery. RE.
b-60SQ. p
BLUE GRASS SOD for sale by the
acre n NTTRSI ER snencef.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

5I5 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.--3 rms.
and bath; Y, blk, to buses and
5123 CONN. AyE.-Liv. rm.. bed
rrm;, kit; bath, u:iis,; cony, transp.'
2eth EYE ST. N.W.-Attrac. studio
type. . rms, kit, bath; IN convrtd.
residence. ST. 3-S367, NE. S-364S.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

SGD, SOD, SOD! Excellent bluegrass
soj In perfeet condition. Adams
town, Nd. Call RE. 7-i202 for
ToP.sOiL - Very good. rich top
soil for lawns and greenhouses.
Very reas. Call 10. s-4e33 --S
Evening star., 1955-09-04

FOR ONE-Light, quiet living he'd
rm. kit. hath. dressing rnl: sep.
ent., bus nr. door $40. LA. 6-l5g5.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

PEACHES--Haie and Alberta. Luck
nougi. Uteheard. 10i7-mi. out
Coiesville I'd. from Silver Theater
on left hand side Of road. SP
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TYPEWRITERs. Sl9 each. 1888 r.
ave, NE. In rear. Sat. and Sun.

~, II IN.
IN excel. ccnd; $50. IA. s-6239
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D.. sbDRMs RsH; dse Is rG Cali NJ. NJ. saSss p!.Ssi.

2 large TWIN bedroofnb, lIVIhK Tooni,
kitchen, bath: all utilities. suitable
adults. WO. 6.p026. %
BOILING -ASDREWS-Lovely 1-bed-
rm. apt. beaut. furn.: kids ok:
SS5. Sc Forester s.w. 10. l-4507.
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sM-aM radio' sUoi s.speed H recofd play.
er Beautiful mahogany cabinet. Ex-
cellent condition; $195. so. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-09-04
GUNS

House rags. auto batteries. scrap
metal and scrap iron. Highest prices
paid, Open every Sat I'll 4:3G pm.
Washington Rag g. Bag Co.
OLE L e. @ ~ III = Snnr
Evening star., 1955-09-04

LESPEDEZA, ~ acres standing; en-
Silage corn. rs acres; sell in field
HerndoD. Virginia. JE. 2-345i o.
Herndon l;S
Evening star., 1955-09-04

AZALEAS; clearance on 10000.
Phone JU D-e4s1. after Q pm.
BLUEGRASS SOD. delivered 10 your
lob. You lay 1t and save. Terms II
desired, GREENWICH FARMS
NURSERY. LU. 2-49S0.
BUI.LDOZER for grading, excavat.
ing. land clearing; free estimates
Call UN 4-s533: night AP, 2
Evening star., 1955-09-04

LUxURIoUSLY FURN., 2-bedrm- 4,
liv.. rm;., kit.., dinette, bath apt:
shop: pvt. entr.: adults: sentiles;
$25 week. 326 Madison ct. NV.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
Antioch

Nh and MIS- Cccll Brown left
Fgltay night for Boydton. There
hey were Joined by Mi and Mrs.
Cec!l McGarock for a 10 DAYS
facatlon at Bradenton. Fla. and
other points of interest
Seven members attended the
Mary Moore Zone meeting Of the
WSCS at Salem Church IN Buck
nEham County Saturday Mrs.
J = McCrsw. president. OF Farm
vile 0as in charge
! nc WSCS OF Antioch held their
April meeting II tlie home Of
Mr. and Mrs. II q. Brown or last
Tuesday night Mrs Eta RrcNn
presided and Mrs Gates had the
program Seversi items o: btsi-
HISS we're discussed The following
Officers We're nominated for the
coming year. Mrs Brown presi-
dent Mrs Clyde Foster VICE
president Mrs. Eric Robinson
secreiary. Mrs H. Z. Cotfey.
treasure Nineteen members and
)ne guest we're present. The SOC
ETY. was invited to meet with Mrs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
Miss Haley Wins
State Speaking Title

Harriet HALEY Of NoryicW High
School and the winner Of the
Lon2wood Regional Puzzle Speak
ing Contest held al Long@ood
College on March won the
State Public Speaking contest
held at John Marshall Hotel IN
Richmond. April %
She was presented with a NV
Underwood typewriter donated by
the Underwood Typewriter Co
At LonRrood College she won q
SIS bond donated by the FIRST Na-
tlonal Bank Of Farnv.lIe Dr NJ
L. Landrum, head Department of
Business Education Longwood
College. was one Of the officials a.
the State F'BLA meeting
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29

Dorothy Tucker. Of Lyuchhurc
with ID V Southau and Mr and
Mrs wilson Perkins. OF Roanoke.
spcnt Saturday With MI ana Mrs
a If Tucker
Nh and Mrs Robert Anderson
and daughter Donna LIAM ot
Charlottesville. spent Sunday WITH
Mi and Mrs Wiley Anderson
Mrs Emma lou TAacker tud
son, Sonny Thacke~ have beon
visiting Nj and MIS- r Keg-
haN N Hampton
Mrs Beal Duscoli icft Sa-ula4y
% spend the summer with -
and Mrs O w Bal! III Columbia
NJ and Nj D5rl6r and
daughter Sarah Vil spend tht
week end n MartsnswIe Nh p1--
rior Win return haro and h.s e'a
ana daughter VII, spend a week
There With hcr motAf-
MIS- DAVID PHI.p1tt aa1 sau
Allen are visiting relative. a
icogg.a for tNo weeks
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
Fork of Willis

Nh and Mrs F l.. Mitchell and
family Mr. and Mrs 0 A Rakes
and Mrs William, all Of Rich
nond we're guests Sunday after
noon Of Mr. and Mrs L L. Flip
pen
Nj and Mrs Emmett Dunkum
Of DlNWyn visited MI and MIS- w
{. Fqlppen last week
Nj and Mrs + l. Smith Of
Farnvllle. were dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs H f Cooke Sunday
Other guests IN the home were
Nj MIS- Edward Phlffer and lit
tie son. Of Cumberland
Nj and MIST. Harold Duncan
and Judy motored 10 Warwick
Saturday and spent the week end
With Mr.. and Mrs. c. S Glass.
Mrs Maye White spent the week
md In Richmond visiting her
daughter and family, Mrs Cliff
ford Shaw
Mrs. T Latane Dr.scoH is CON
valescing from her recent opera
ton IN the home Of Mrs. o W
Ball at Columbia.
Mrs p l. Duncan vas in Farm
vile last Thursday
Nj. and Mrs. j NJ. Barker and
Robert Smith were callers in the
home Of Mr. and Mrs J, Tai
ley Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Upham
and Mrs w r Baker, OF Sands
ton. were dinner guests Sunday
Of MI and MIS- Dale Davis Mrs
Baker remaindcd for an extended
visit
The Trenton Fl. y Club held
IS ApriI meeting in the home OF
Mrs. p L. Duncan There were
five members and three visitor
present Mrs Duncan lead Tho
devotional and presided over the
meeting Ny Virginia HudRens
/ County Health nurse brought ar
/ Informative message TO the club
IN the subject very much before
US, Cancer After short bust
ness session a demonstration on
How To Make Better Use OF
Kitchen Storage" was given by
Mrs Duncan. A SOCIAL hour vas
enjoyed With punch and cake
served by the hostess.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29

Stuart George. Of Amelia, and Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Paimore, OF Balls
vile.
David Newton WAS host 10 tfe
Cumberland Youth Fellowship
Junior Group SUNDAY evening
April -. at the home Of his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs NJ d New
ton.
j Matt Brown. en- route from
Florida 10 MS home IN Dover Del
spent several day last week visit
ing his nephew. A. z Brown and
family
Miss Ann Brown spent Friday
as the guest Of Miss Joyce Oertel
81 Farmville :.
Mr. and Mrs J / Pitts. Of Roa
noke. we're guests Of his sister
Mrs Margaret P Boggs Tues
Gay and Wednesday
Mi and Mrs w T Norman
we're guests Sunday 0 Mr. and
Mrs T J Norman and family
10 Ccochland.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
Charles +. Crow Rites
Set Today at Di!lwyn

Funeral services for Charles
Ferdinand Grow 70 who died
Wednesday. April n at his home
near DiIlwyn. viii be held AT 2
p m today Friday at Dillwyn
Methodist Church Interment viii
be in Salem Methodist Church
cemetery.
He was a part owner Of Grow
Brothers garage at Dillwyn
Surviving are his wife. Mrs.
Myrtle Anderson Grow a daugh-
ter Ms Margaret c Beales. Of
Fairfax brother. r. j. II Crow
Of Dillwyn, sister. Mrs. Barbara
Dcnison OF Baltimore, and three
grandchildren
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29
Robert +. Watkins, Jr
Rites Held Thursday

Funeral services for Robert
Field Watkins. Jr.. OF Keysville
who died Tuesday, April 26, Of a
heart attack while driving his car
in Prince Edward county. were
held Tuesday at p. m. at his
Keysville home. Interment was in
Briery Presbyterian Church Gem
ctcry. Prince Edward county.
He was a member Of the Ma
sons. odd Fellows and the Amer
can Legion
Surviving arc his mother and
step father Mr., and Mrs J w
Bennett. Of Kcysvillc. two broth
crs. Edward S, Watkins Of Ar
lin9ton and John c Watkins
OF Brookncal
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-29

Foster in May with Mrs Mae
Brown as leader
Preaching hour has been chang
Cd from the fourth Sunday 70 the
first Sunday OF the month a.
10 D m by the Rev M Look
MS. hI2.e D.q-a. d Newport
News was a guest IN The home q
her sister Mrs L0ttle Gates sun
day.
Evening star., 1955-07-13

formation led to the measures
defeat last night.
Further consideration viii be
given the gym matter before we
sell the bonds" Mayor Leroy S.
Bendheim said.
The Alexandria Amusement
Co. lost its fight for a special
permit permitting construction
of the drive-in theater. OPP
ponents. including five citizens
groups, said the theater would
compound Duke street traffic
problems and disturb nearby
home owners.
The capital improvement
budget calls for expenditure Of
$5.4 million in the next three
years. including Sis million for
building additions to two schools
tremodeling three others. COM
pleting Hammond High School
and purchasing q site for an
other school west of Shirley
Highway.
$400,000 for Recreation
More than 100000 is to be
spent by 1860 on recreation
facilities and parks.
The council allotted SIT mil
lion in the next five years for
additions to District Home. Fire
House No. 8, City Hall and City
Jail, and restoration of Ramsey
House. Fire House No. 4 Is to
Evening star., 1955-07-13

be replaced and a Juvenile de.
Itention home and a traf1c con-
ltrol building are to be built.
Also included is S275,000 fol
approaches to the Jones Point
Bridge and $25o,o00 for improve.
ments to Telegraph road.
The council approved six spe-
|cial land-use permit requests
They provide for a general auto
motive repair shop at the rear oi
206 Reinekers lane. a used car
sales store at 1910 Seminary
road. a parking lot at Wolfe and
Royal streets for persons attend
ing st. Mary's Church, installa-
ton of a dentistry Office at ,370(
King street. construction Of 6
gasoline station at West Glebe
road near Four Mile run, and q
Ifilling station at Washington ano
Church streets.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Rockville Seeks
Sewer Solution

Rockville's Mayor and council
last night asked City Engineer
Robert Raap to make cost esti.
mates of solutions to two of the
Icitys major problems - sewage
disposal and storm drainage.
Councilman James Robertson
proposed a cost and feasibility
study of building dam in the
upper Cabin John Branch valley
to impound surface drainage.
The dam would allow the city to
consider building a new sewage
disposal plant since spill-over
from the lake could be used to
flush waste down the creek, he
said.
Mr.. Robertson added that the
lake could eventually serve as a
recreation area.
Mr.. Raap was directed to find
out what 1t would cost the city to
hire outside engineers to help his
staff prepare the study.
Mr.. Raap estimated $50, 900 as
the immediate cost OF remedying
drainage problems in the most
Icritical area of the city, the
Croydon and Harriet Park sub
divisions, and $940,0 to storm
drain all of Rockville.