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6EAMsTREsS, white; please DO not
apply 4 not thorouehiy experiencsd
psrmsnsnt. csii No. 7.s4z2. $50
to 8 pm. -
SECRETARY TO EXECUTIVE OF
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION-Ex-
cellent observation-disclosures sur
roundings - good hours - salary
SRsn=phSne ior appoinntment. THE
SECRETARY TO MANAGER. down.
.oEn priy,HtiIs ,tI;n. club; must aa, be noSss sSod
Pleasant WORKING conditions Tele-
snSn' ESa. ana Sfsrssn Tu:s. 10 ans anS14b 5 an
eECRETARY--Law once wants In
Day week. Pleasant Eorkins cons
qlscns psss:ton oncaisn sen. asa SSn sySns hSs re-
sScREfARfMLoeai once q nation
ally known company; good short
hand and typtng but no experience
necessary: S-day week. no satur-
days days liberal n smDIogs Ss1sts slds tS
sEEccRaHsTAzEY, Ecias o.SSS SSite, capable Of
handling real estate once. Ex-
perienee necessary. Good salary.
Apply Room 405. 1ol2 14th st.
saCRETARY to radio station exec
ufive. Rapid advancement assured.
interesttna. responsible position in
downtown air-condttioned ofnces.
Top-notch shorthand and typinE esc
ssnttal. Call OIL 7-eo4as; Sun; 10
sEGRETARY-Expsriencs preferred.
for huiider's once. Interesting
at 70. 6.le19 Or OR. 4-9474. -
sEcRETARY. eollsss ..,s,aI ,Es,rsdustsa sna Ems. sns.
ESx& ElaSsx fniir iSrcazs sR'ss''i EMBASSY. aaz - a.
stceSRaEET9ARY stcSRaEET9ARY. under IS. for perma.
nsns carer are. ap. position n9 Expesisnsss1s stnss1s
o. superyising others. Intellisent
lady with fine personality who
learns rapidly and can assume re-
sponsihiiity. e wanted y 70 become
ssssfs: a..klyl S;aeB soz Ek sasT sstaF'iaf sssf
sECRETARY = Permanent position:
experienced for law ONCE; under
20; 8 days; ssoii ssooii ,ot day; sn,a,Sf;nsSs s;S; sSo
tn 'psc,sissd eae.
lent hours and working conditions.
Dictsphone experience preferred;
good typing essential. ov. 3-522l,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ex-
perienced. for lawyer and account
ant. One-giri ONCE, 5-day week
$ze9 per mo- to start Ma O.
Al SECRETARY, 500 vk.. fast
Steao,, coll. educ. meet public. FL
Ing. seeno.. $500 mo under 4o'
Ttsft frst, BOYD's, the employ
ment center Est. 40 yrs. Cor. @
and 18th. ST. 3-3666.
1EcRFTARY-PUBLIc REATIoNsI
Exeellsnt opportunity with medical
orSanisation. At least 8 years ex-
n days paid vacation per IT, sick
Leave provided II needed. Pun med
{cai and Decentralization coverage;
insurance and retirement 9enents;
40.hr., 6-day work. week. Starting
sslary, approximately SOS per week,
automatic salary increases yearly.
Gail EX. 3-5e3s for an appoint
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c RELATIONS
SECRETARIES
TENOGRAPHERS

Aci cesiisnt opportunities IN Erowins or
9eni1atiOn In downtown area.
9hoFthand rseuirements. .90-iz0
vi. for 40-hour wk. Only expert
eneed persons III Pc eeaasioseSS7 r.
for an appointment.
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National Organization

Our girl Friday needs an
assistant to help out IN run
ming our sales-sRryice Setup
here in the WaShinRton re-
gional once.
Requirements: Most I'M
portant, sales personality:
limited dictation but with
whale OF a lot Of know
how" in setting along with
customers.
40-Hour Week
Air Conditioned Ofncss
Please write In detail your
qualifications, required salary.
Box 1887. Star.
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@. W. COOK. EXPERIENCED, 10
LIVE IN UPSTAIRS RIM: TV, PVT.
BATH; $32. OIL. 6-47s9: 10
HOUsEKEEPER. European or Ameri-
can. white. middle-age: live IN :
small family: other help employed:
NV section DE. 2-4b54. -
HOUSEKEEPER. middie-aged: col.
ored; live In, experienced. Recent
local references required. Modern
electric equipped home. Every
Thursday and every other sunday
of, $50 week to start, EN- j.
HpoGrtssEKEEPER COOK. white, mid
dle-aged tpreferably a Catholic In
good health, to work in Catholic
rectory. live in Good position for
interested party. Box 3i5-S' star.
HoUsEKEEPER, clean. neat, de
pendabie and likes children. Box
HoSTsEFNSN tSPSE sf' with D. c. license,
able 10 cook. prefer Flhpinos put
viii accept any race. Live in, Ref.
erences Gail wO. S-334I after 10
am. $500 Williamsburg lane NV
general duties in mems
and ladies' formal shop; Apply N
person HAENEs FORMAL WEAR
S22g Ga. ave. Silver Sprlne, Mo
MAID. live In. nearby Va; / adult.
child must cook; local refs. exper. /:
Jewish family preferred but not
essential. excel. salary. JE' q
63l4.
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HELP-WoAaEh

WORLD BOOK ENcY. needs woman
In each school district for special
work OF national importance. Pull
or part time. CO. 5-2b14.
ID c. EMPL. EXCHANGE
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.SECRETARY-TRADE AS
ISOLATION ITO $50
Secretary-President's once, To $75
secretary-Trade Association. To
Bookkeeper-Experieneed or school
training --------------- 500
Typist-Insurance experience S55
J. Harvey DAILY
1877 < St. N.w-plaesment Div:
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TYPIST

knowledge of bookkeeping helpful;
permanent position: store discount {;
4O-hour week Apply ZIRKINS.
SCI 14th st. NV. TUESDAY:
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Professional School

Professional School
of
Real Estate Methods
REGISTER NOW FOR NEW
CLASS STARTING 9EPTEM-
BER 8. ALL CLASSES LIN
TIED 70 20 FuLL-TIME
A fresh and new approach
methods: past d. c. real
estate examination questions
fully covered. Course includes
THE REAL ESTATE LiCENs-
ING ACT. ethics, listings,
principal and agent relation
ship. contracts and sales, titles
and conveyancing property
management, real estate loans
and financing and the mer-
chandising Of new and used
homes.
~ This ..;e.Is son.s 4: ideal sl!, for any NY
one desiring q nrm under.
REAG sAf'he FsTATE e 1ee Law Ss%Sa':Rsi snd rs E.
~
planning to take the real
estate brokers' or saiesman's
examination.
Glasses are held svsry
Tuesday and Friday, 2 70 B
pm. Course consists Of 8
sessions Of 2 hours each; tut
tion is only $40 for fun
course or 80 per individual
session.
Call MA. e-6440 for fur-
ther information. ls.e
Register from $50 TO o
pm. Monday. September D.
Sidney z. Mensh & Co.
613 Eye St. NV. MA. S-644
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COLoRED- WHITE, learn tvpine in
10 weeks, S4 wkly Free English
course with tipping ABC, Gregg,
or machine shorthand TEMPLE
SCHOOL, 1888 @ NV. Ma. S-3259.
COLORED--LEARN TYPING. s to
shorthand and card punching.
Complete secretarial and business
administration courses. Low tui-
tion, free placement. Day or
evening. AID. 4-l7l2. IS
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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YOUNG LADY


OPPORTUNITY FOR AN
EFFICIENT sTENoGRAPHER TO
OFFICE WORK, MUST BE ABLE
10 GET ALONG WITH PEOPLE
YOUR CO-WORKERS AND THE
PUBLIC. Q WEEKS VACATION.
ToP 1S eN s6ss1FMg TAYA5Y dn LIFE TBS
RAPIDLY EXPANDING FINANCE
COMPANY. FOR INTERVIEWS
APPLY IN PERSON Or PHONE
FOR AN APPOINTMENT TUES
DAY. SEPTEMBER s, 1865. SEE
MR.. KAUFAfAN OR CALL ME.
S-22s4.
District Discount Co., Inc.
110I X st. NV.
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COLLEGE GRADUATE
p YOU ARE 21-2s YRS. and In
terested in . responsible position in
which you viii use initiative and
Judgment in handling people and
problems. Call MISS MCGOWAN.
IVA fa1o n.qn fa K -
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.HELP-DoMEsTic

BABY CARE, housework. white. un-
--4
COOK Al, R.h.W., live in: $40 wk.
5 in family. children In school;
must have excel. rec. loc. refs (;
name. phone no.. last employer.
Box l63--T. Star. -
COOK-General housework, prefer
white, references, family Of ., good
wages. telephone WO. 6-334I after
10 An. $3.50 williamsburg lane
NV. on Porter St
C0Ok-L.H.W,-Fiye days. 3 pm.
through $3.50 dinner: recent local
references: Va. resident preferred;
S15. ia. S-70S7.
OK-HOUsEKEEPER
Live in; other help employed. Must
have recent local reference. EN-, q
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MARRIED WOMEN

for housewives with
previous once expertence to. work
from $50 to 1920 8 nights q
week. Downtown ONCE Of nationally
known insurance co. will employ
typists and file personnel for per-
manent employment. Atr-condi.
toned. modern ONCE. Phone night
supervisor for interview. Ma. g.
sALEsLADY, ase 25-3b,
thoroughly experienced, for ladies
ready-to-Wear; must have neat
appearance, charm and be- able
to work intelligently. The one
qualified will be assured of q
profitable secure position. Call RA.
3-1l0l, Tuesday. after $40 am.
coLoRED OR WHITE
$27 90 week
workers S34 week
Fountain girls S34 80 week
49,. $50 week
Maids. live in or out ut----S3 S35 Up
Short -order cooks $50 uI
Couple for cook and butler 500
MANNING EMPL. AGENCY
1910 9th st. NV. AID. 2-6l OO
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ae.e,enSes Su Msx Mx ~ aH' W.
NV. on Porter st.
DOMESTIC (pref. retired white
sSS,.n sdy to ~, ys v11ksr in care ras.s d9s ss
salary in exch. for rm.. board. LO
4-6643 til 10 am; all day Mon.
EUROPEAN DoMEsTIC-Child care,
cooking. OIL. 4-5362.
G.H.W., plain cooking live In; pri-
sats room, and and bath; references.
6 c:aw.oFLAiS ffll oF ais&ee Cook, fond of R csil-
snh Sum. siternate He at, sst. EG.' o reii Rm. with with
own Tv; $50 wf. JU. $685.:
G.H.w.-CoOK: live in; air-condi-
TONED rambler: experienced with
children; Thurs. and ~very other
Sun on; must have city reference;
$40 per week. Cali .EM 3-lS1s, j..
G.H.W. COOK. experienced. settled
must have. good references: b-da5
EN Esfk; a.i.1s ? 4 family; salary ns open
civ. IT. care, care for children: live in
s5s7 sssiO'ei or RA. Seis.sasti' sosss4 M, -s
G:H.W.. plain cooking. live in; q
day Thurs. every other Sun. on
other help employed fond o!
children: local refs. $40 wk., pvt
I'M. TV and tile bath. Ju. 9-l34o
G.Hw.-PLAIN COOKING. live in
upstairs air-cond. room; 30-4O
yrs. settled; 51s days; S33; ref
erences. Wo. 6-74a4. -
G.H.W., COOK, live In pvt. upstairs
nm. 9 sehool-age children. on
Thurs. / pm. Sundays after
breakfast. Expcr and refs. reuired
$40 TO start. Call OIL. 1880. a
G.H.W.. plain cooking, for empl. cpl.
9 children. 12 and i6; 5-day week
$50; exp, local refs. WO. 6-23s6
G.H.W., exper., reliable person: child
care (3 and 5 yrs.); prefer live in
air-cond, Sill. Spg. home: plain
cooking; recent excel local refs
req; S35 wk. start. l day on and
every other sun, Jy; 7-o3s0:
woman; 1--we in: time on. Ju.
6.H.W.; plain cooking: live In; fond
Of children: good salary. RA. o.
1918 IS
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COUPLE

Cook. General housework-butler
driver. must i've In. Family OF Q,
references. call after 10 am. WO
6-334l. 1889 Williamsburg lane,
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
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Day-Eye. Glasses Incl Hosp: Train.
NURSING-DR. ASSIST.
Wash. Sch. Prae. Nurs. sT.3-al12
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sTEN0..TYPIsT. interestins work.
SMITH TRANsFER a. STORAGE.
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WOMEN-ALL AGES
PBX-SWITCHBOARD

TELEPHONE REcEPwoalIsT
Live BoardS--Latest Phone
Equipment
8 or 8 Wks. DAY-EVENING
FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE
LEARN TYPING IF DESIRED
The Only Fully Equipped School
SPEEDWRITING
Hungry Horse news., 1955-02-11
Timberiuck Shows
AT Park Theatre

"Timberjack" the western Mon
tana color film having its pre-
miere in Montana is on the screen
at the Park theatre Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
First showing of the picture was
in Missoula Friday and this week
sees its premiere in Columbia
Falls, Poison, Whitefish, Kalispell,
Hamilton, Billings, Butte, Havre,
Bozeman, Malta, and other COM
munities, with bookings starting
Feb. 10 and on through the month.
Stars of the production are Vera
Ralston, Sterling Hayden, Hoagy
Carmichael, Adolph Menjou, Chill
Wills and David Brian.
At the Royal theatre in Martin
City "Timberjack" will play Feb.
%, % and "a.
The production was filmed at
Bonner and up the Blackfoot near
Missoula, in the Poison area, and
on St. Mary lake in Glacier Ma
tional Park.
Republic is advertising the pic
ture as filmed in Western Mon
tana, and the premiere in Missoula
had parade, the stars and a large
crowd.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-02-11
Frank Little off
FIufheud Faculty

KALISPELL-TOp OF CONVEX
sation in Kalispeu is the situation
where Frank Little, Flathead coun-
ty highs winning coach, will not
be a member of the high school
faculty next fall.
Little, football coach and athletic
director at the school for seven
years, submitted his resignation as
football coach, and returned to the
board, unsigned, contract offered
him as football coach, athletic di-
rector, with class assignments.
Little had said he would con-
tinue as athletic director and a.
teacher, if a contract was offered
him. This was not offered.
In his letter of resignation,
Little indicated he felt too little
emphasis was being given football
at the school. He said: II feel that
it is unfair to ask a small, unrepre-
sentative group of boys and the
coach to work far beyond their
physical abilities to uphold the dig
nifty and prestige OF school of L.
100 students when it should not be
necessary"
The high school board through
its chairman, Owen Sowerwine,
and individually expressed regret
that Little would not be on the
faculty next year, and commented
on his fine record as coach. There
was also prepared statement that
included: 1.-THE present excellent
reputation of Flathead county high
school enthusiastically. in athletics,
in vocational training, in music,
and in other activities is credit
not only to those directly partici-
pating, but to the whole communi-
ty. The continued cooperation anc
i suggestions of all concerned will
contribute to still further I'M
provement."
Basketball coach at Flathead i:
Ralph Bergstrom, who had beer
coach at Columbia Falls.
In his seven years at Kalispell
Little's teams won the Montan;
Class IA football title, tied TO-
that title once, won the Big ST,
title once, and played for Big ST,
and state championships on twt
other occasions.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-02-11
Col. FoIIs Playing
Ronun Saturday.

In the basketball seasons wind
up Columbia Falls Wildcats play
Roman here Saturday; Hamilton
there, Feb. 18 and st. Ignatius
here Feb. 10.
Next comes the district tourna-
ment at Kalispell Feb. "a, 25 and
26. Top teams in the conference
are Poison and st. Ignatius fol-
lowed by Libby.
Last weekend in games away
from home saw the Wildcats de-
feat Eureka 81 to 40, Friday and
lose to Libby IS to "a Saturday.
The Eureka game was a walk
away with Columbia Falls play
ing its second five for the fourth
quarter of the game. Word from
Eureka is that Allen Hamilton by
scoring 81 points in the first half
set scoring record for that floor.
From playing the cellar team of
the conference Friday, Columbia
Falls took on Libby, one of the
top teams, Saturday and lost. Mid
way III Vic I'LL " A00A SC4 IlAC SCOA {
was 30 for Libby and 26 for Col
umbia Falls, but it was Libby's
game all the way. Columbia Falls
make good on basket attempts was
a low Is per cent.
In their Saturday game here
Columbia Falls will be playing Ro-
nan whom they defeated 81 to 81
on the Roman floor Jan. IA. Their
Jan Is the Falls lost to top scoring
ST. Ignatius Sc to so.
In the meantime there has beer
a general shuttle of the Wildcat
starting five, but they can be ex.
pected to play better ball with ex.
perience. On the other hand Rona1
that defeated Eureka in tigh
squeeze $3.50 Saturday would lik
win.
The Wildcats Roger Christensel
missed play last weekend as re
suit of a bad ankle, and likely will
Hungry Horse news., 1955-02-11

$3.50 per day. Summer rates are
much higher.
We made the 1881 mile drive in
l II days. Left Kalispell at IL am.
Monday and arrived at ST. George
y pm. Tuesday. Spent Monday
night in Idaho Falls.
Plenty snow in Idaho and north
ern Utah. Even more than in the
tlathead that week.
Roads were good with exception
or Monida pass and Malad pass
which has some snow patches.
We are starting on to Susanvil1e,
Hungry Horse news., 1955-02-11

served free coffee and donuts. All
43 dozen donuts were eaten and
there was hurried trip out to-
get cookies.
ODE Seim, Missoula, Candles
zone representative, commented
that he was pleased at the area
response to the new store and the
500 people who stopped by.
Prize winners were Mrs. Edna
Carr, winning a Coronado five
tube radio; Mrs. Lottie Smith, a
toaster, and Mrs. B. A. O'Neil, a
Coronado iron.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-02-11

it was settled by them in 1861.
The temple was the first Mormon
temple built in Utah, 1871.
The industry is cotton, small
grain, sheep and a few cattle. The
town thrives on tourist trade. It
must truly be an oasis in summer
when the temperature stands at
ITO to 112 degrees as they say.
There are % motels and two
hotels.
We are stopping at one called
"The Rugged West" 1t is nice
up to date place. Weekly rate
Hungry Horse news., 1955-02-11

There will be a special matinee
Saturday 100 pm, at the Park
theatre in order for swing shift
men to see the Montana motion
picture "Timberjack."
Henceforth the regular Sunday
matinees at the Park theatre will
start at 1870 instead of to ac-
commodate swing shift workers.
Timberjack is on the Park the
atre screen Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Shows start
at 7 and pm. with one matinee
Saturday at 1880.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-02-11
CAGE SCORES
/ Friday Night

CAGE SCORES
Friday Night
Flathead SO, Havre 81.
Missoula sc, Butte SO.
Glasgow SIS, Miles City A.
Great Falls 70, Lewistown 81.
Glendive "A, Sidney IS.
Anaconda 81, Billings 50.
Libby Al, Roman "a.
Livingston 68, Butte Central Al.
Columbia Falls 81, Eureka AZ. !.
Thompson Falls SO, Hot Springs 81
st. Ignatius SO, Charlo 50.
Fort Benton 50, Shelby 48.
Chinook SO, Cut Bank SO.
Saturday Night
Helena So, Flathead 81.
Libby IS, Columbia Falls "a.
Roman IS, Eureka Sc.
Havre 81, Whitefish Al.
Plains 81, Bigfork ~.
Montana 66, New Mexico ~
Utah 81, Montana State 50.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-02-11
Union Printers
Elect Officers

KALISPELL - New officers Of
the Kalispel Typographical Union,
AFL. include Verne Wyman, en-
ployed at O'Neil Printers, presi-
dent; Edward Cline OF the Hungry
Horse News, vice president; Cecil
Kavanaugh OF the Inter Lake, sec
retary-treasurer. Printers of the
Kalispell News are also affiliated
with the union. Election was at
the January meeting.
Meetings are held the first Tues
day of every month. Final drafts
Of contracts are being completed.
The scale was increased from $3.50
an hour to $2.37h last summer.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-02-11
Daisy Sparks Writes
From South Utah

ST. GEORGE, Utah = We are
down where the summer sun
spends the winter" and enjoying
every minute of it.
Buds are starting to swell,
shrubs are being planted and
gardens will soon be cultivated for
seeding.
This little village has only 500
souls, mostly Mormon (LDS) as
Hungry Horse news., 1955-02-11
Season Tickets

Season tickets tor the dlst1lct
tournament at Kalispell Feb. -,
Is and 26 will be IS for adults and
50 for students. Single admissions
will be rs cents for adults and %
cents for students during the day
with night single admission. $l.oO
for adults and IS cents for stu
Hungry Horse news., 1955-02-11

dents. Reserved seats will be 81
Tor adults or $1.25 for students tor
q single game. Eureka is the host
school for the tournament this
winter. The Flathead county high
gym, centrally locate and larger,
is being used.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-02-11
Gamble Store Has
Busy Opening

Opening of John Binsfeld's Gam
bic store in Columbia Falls last
Friday and Saturday saw good
sized crowds and interest in the
growing business district.
Our Saviour's Lutheran aid
Hungry Horse news., 1955-02-11

CALI.
Gary is in Dixie college here.
He and his wife send greetings to
his friends in the Flathead.
Oh yes! The uranium bug has
bit folks in this area. Even Jess
wants to get donkey and 60 over
Hungry Horse news., 1955-02-11
Beattys to California

WEST GLACIER E. Beatty
Glaciers chief park naturalist and
Mrs. Beatty left Saturday for win
ter vacation in California and Ari-
IONA.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-02-11

the hills.
Best wishes to all, Daisy and
Jess.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-25

Nj and Mrs Fred Adams Mr. ana
Mrs Calhoun. Charles and Arm
OF Farmt.lle.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-25
Centenary WSCS

Wednesday afternoon. March
10. the WSCS Of Centenary
Church met in the home Of Mr.
and Mrs w. D. Walker
The president Mrs Conduit
Mathews. had charge Of the pro-
gram which was entitled The
Newcomer 10 the City Our
Neishbof Several members TOOK
part in the program Both home
and foreign missionary news was
presented by Mrs. P. Stratton,
from the The World Outlook 7
Among the many items Of bust
ness that we're transacted plans
for a study class to be held On
March "a. ln the home Of Mrs
Louis N. Agee The study is on
India, the text used being TN
der Three Flags, BY Bishop Ste
phen Nell
one new member was enrolled
Mrs Robert Aeee, III Other
members present were Mesdames
r. 3 Addleman Louis N Agee.
Robert L. Agee. Jr. Lottic Brown
Il Z Garnett Conduit Mathews.
J. F Meador. Thomas Scott. p
Stratton. w d Walker, Warren
Walker. Charles Womack. Jr..
Miss Ann Agee was guest OF hon
on
The group was invited to meet
with Mrs Garrett in April
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-25

Mrs z Martin With co-host-
ess. Mrs r. O. SandeGson. en-
tertaued the Home Demonstca-
ll9n CLUB On Wednesday Mrs
Georgia Wllkerson used charts to
further emphasize the import
auce Of Kitchen arrangement Of
conserve steps Dy storage space.
Coffee and cake were served with
e1 Patrick DAY color
The Kitchen shower at Thomas
Chapel proved successful Import
ant church business was trans
acejd the social hear With cake.
cookie and fruit punch was en-
joycd and liberal quantity Of
serving ware donated
w 2 Sanders on accompanied
BIZ James Rea Of Cartersville.
and f. l. Seay Of Cumberland
attended the Virginia Advisory
Legislature Council on water re-
sources III FarmWlle Friday The
meeting developed a general dis
question ouer q ptda crns.s enetian
% soitbside v.rejnja on means
ana Ways IL cat,.rrvino onr dwIn
ding ,Uatar ennnly h or9a, fhsf
water mar, H. conserved ana need
fagriv heueeo ind,,efrv ami farm
ing.
j., ILL.,. ,.,.,. ,,a
a''s III ! ''''N''ii y NJ
I1'e'',i'''i'o ''a''ta iis
49, -'''.. ''''''' = ''N'0i 80
'-' m " rs"
Mi ana Mrs e 9 5andefson'
were ~ '5taunt0n and Lexington,
MONDAY
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-25
Gainesville

Mrs n T Dabney and Mss
Martha Louise Dabney we're in
Farmvillo Saturday
Little Berkley Pleasant is sick
With chicken pox
Mrs. W. L. Anderson ana son.
Bill were in Richmoffd one day
the past week
A1rs J kenneth clark and Mrs.
NJ + Blanton Jr. are on the
sick list
MI ana Mrs. Joe Cragwen ind
Mrs. hfable Evane. Of Richmond
spent Sunday with Mrs. Linda
Cragwell
Nh and Mrs Reginald Rollings,
Of Richmond, spent the week end
with Dr. and Mrs N P Snead
Mrs r W. billiard is visiting
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-25
Sunny Side

Harrison Garrett has returned
home from Southside Hospital
and is reported making d salts
fact recovery
Mr. and Mrs John Mason. Of
Boykins have been visiting Mrs
Ma ons brother and alster-n-
Law Mr and Mrs b c Garrett
Charlie Miner has returned 20
Sout4side Hospital for treatment
Mrs While Carter and children
OF Fa3nyille visited J l. Carter
and Mr and Mrs y. c Garrett.
Sunday Mrs j i. Garter is ia
Stuart Circle Hospital for obser-
Yatlon
Grove WSCs win meet with
Mrs y G. Garrett Saturday
March &c. al p. m
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-25
Cum berland Farm
Bureau on ere
Essay Prize

TIC Cumberland Coiusy Farm
Bustau A Offering 4 can priz~
CT SIS IN toe 5est essaye3n Farm
Bureaus Flght ios Freedom En-
tries vii be accepted from stu
dents ID Cumberland
Announcement Of 10 contest
vas made Tuesday night at \
board Of director nl@etIna IN
Cumberland Winner ofsthe local
con-f wiii De entered n state
COMPETITION
Tie bureau also p.esie "a 100
per cent supper Of The II ar-
gained county Volunteers fire de-
partment foiIoMns q r@pogt on
ti7e proeress Of the gfofH) BIZ ts
president, Gordon Garrfsl
Beginning April lg. tE.e county
association WiH hold general
meetings ca The third Thursdag
every tTo months