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Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-18
1874 Pounds Total
Lost by TOPS Ladies

A total of 1874 pounds has been
"lost" by TOPS members in Col
umbia Falls. Change in figures has
been since Feb. l, with an average
of % members weighing in.
The ladies met, Monday, and
heard Mrs. Beth Nolan of Helen's
Beauty shop, Whitefish. Mrs. Mol
and spoke of hair styling and gave
helpful hints for general appear
ance. Also planned was to organ.
ize a stake off pounds sensibly'
group in Whitefish.
Total weight loss shown, Mon
day, was 33 pounds. Three blue
pigs accompanied ladies home.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-18
Eastside Ladies Meet
At Friske Home

Eastside Ladies club met, Mon
day, at the home Of Mrs. Jim
Friske. Co. hostess was Mrs. M. c.
Estensen.
Canasta was main game Of the
evening. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Joe Spencer, Mrs. Ed Jones,
Mrs. Erwin Downen, and Mrs. Lee
Dickey. Mrs. Frank Taylor receiv-
ed other game prize. Newest club
member is Mrs. Ben Finstad, who
rejoined.
Next meeting is slated for March
% at the home Of Mrs. Mike
O'Connor. Mrs. Spencer is to be
cO-hOSteSS.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-18
Rural Homemakers
Study Cake Failures

why Recipes Fail was project
at the Bad Rock Home Demon
stration club meeting, Thursday
afternoon. Leaders were Mrs. ADJ
olph Mitsch and Mrs. James Eek
CHERRY.
The club met for a 100 dessert
at the home Of Mrs. Mitsch. CO.
hostesses was Mrs. George Mathei-
sen. There were is club members
and seven guests in attendance.
Next meeting is slated for April
IA with Mrs. Everett Baker and
Mrs. Donald Mattheisen, hostesses.
They will meet at the Baker home
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-18

Practicing provided chief BUSH
ness at the Royal Neighbors lodge
meeting, Thursday evening. Mrs.
Art Holmquist, oracle presided.
A prize was taken to the meet
ing by Mrs. Vic Darling, and re-
ceived by Mrs. Bill Ramey. Pot
luck lunch was served at the close.
Committee members to serve
lunch next Thursday afternoon are
Mrs. Maurice More, Mrs. Geraldine
Neal, Mrs. Bill Ramey, Mrs. Ted
Rogers. and Mrs. Anna Ross.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-18
Give Birthday Party
For Cathy SmithsOn


Cathy Smithson observed her
fifth birthday anniversary, Friday,
with party. She is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Smithson.
Guests of the afternoon were
Dee, LOree and Mike Lyngstad;
Mia and Tootie Brooks; Wendy
A1ik, Janet, Billy, and Steven
Murphy; Carlotta Hogan, Mae Kas-
solder, and Cathy's sisters, Judy
Barbara and Sandra.
Guests Of Mrs. Smithson were
Mrs. Art Lyngstad, Mrs. Erick
Lake, Mrs. Lynn Allik, and Mrs.
Jim Murphy.
Birthday refreshments were
served, and favors given.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-18

MIR. and Mrs. Henry Loeffler,
Missoula, are parents OF daugh-
ter. The baby was born, Thursday.
She joins a sister, Elizabeth.
Grandmother here is Mrs. Mary
LOeff1er.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-18
Undelivered Calendars

a dozen Of the Lions club-band
community birthday calendars are
stu undelivered at Columbia
Fals high school. II persons who
ordered calendars and did not re-
ceIve them will. call the high
school, the calendars will be mail
ed.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-18
Bishop Coming to Falls

Bishop Henry Daniels, Helena,
will be at st. Matthew's Episcopal
rhu''oh n Columbia Falls, Sunday,
March 20.
Bishop Daniels will have charge
Of the communion service, which
starts at 8 am.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-18
Slate Bake Sale

Circle l OF the Methodist WSCS
has slated a bake sale for April
3. At this time, the annual hot
lunch will also be served. In add1-
ton to bake sale items, fancywork
viii be sold.
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Sunny Side

Mr. and Mrs Bergman Garter
and son James Lee. OF Tampa
Fla haye returned home after
spendlne t@o weeks visiting rel
atlyes ard friends IN Virginia
Guests recently OF Mr. and Mrs.
} L Carter til addition to MI
and Mrs Bergman Garter and
son we're Alf and Mrs. Reginald
Carter and daughter Ann Henry.
Of Portsmouth, Mrs Jessie Ayers.
Of Richmond and daughter. Miss
Mallnda Ayers a Methodist stu
dent director ~ Lonewood Col
leae-
Mr. and Mrs = L Carter we're
guests Chrlstmas Eve and Christ
mas DAY of An and Mrs W X
Garter and family In Farmyine.
Charlie Goodman Calvin Gar
rett and Herbert II Goodman
represented Grove Church at d
c h arge meeting at Antioch
Church Monday night
Eddie Blackwell I'LL. Of Rich
mond visited his family. Mfr and
MIS- Eddie Blackwell and family
here Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Mein-
hard and SONS .of F'armvine
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gsE ne i' CLASSIFIED =. 70. eolck .Me!zSyzzEIl
CARD OF THANh>


WEAVER wlEll 10 thank my
many friends and relatives for
every kindness shown me. such as
flowers. gifts. cards and visits
during nv recent stay AZ South
side Hospital and while AZ home
Mrs. Eleanor Weaver l-7-lp
--- ------~-~--------- ----~-~
| WISH TO EXPRESS my thanks
and appreciation to all my friends
who visited me. sent cards gifts.
flowers during my stay In the
hospital wish 70 thank the doc
tors and nurses pf the Farmvllle
hospital for their kind and eff
Gent service. also the many
friends who have remembered me
In 50 many ways since leaving
the hospital f NJ Terry Pamp-
Sin. Va i-T-lp
SIMPSON We wish 10 thank
our friends for their many ex-
pressions of sympathy during our
recent bereavement Mrs T Gray
Simpson and family Nh and
Mrs. NJ. r. Simpson, Sr and
family. l-7-lp
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COMMONWEALT OF VIRGIN
IA,
In the Clerks Office OF the Cir
cult Court of the County of
Buckingham, on the 18th day
December. 1854
Ruth Brown Dade
Route co. Box 10
Gladstone Virginia Plaintiff
against
Norman Elston Dade
1873 w 18TH Street. Apt 4
New York. New York !. Defendant
Order of Publication
The object of this suit is TO OBJ
tain divorce from the bond OF
mauimony on the grounds Of
desertion.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defend :
ant Norman Elston Dade is not 4
resident Of the State OF Virginia
it is ordered that he do appear
I ftEi z Aibitis t1sA &a5o IitIs 1AN
publication hereof. and do what
may be necessary 70 protect his
/ interest in this suit
| 4 Copy-Teste
JOHN c. SPENCER. CLERK
L. CAREY. p. q.
Lynchburg. va. i2l7-al
/ VIRGINIA:
In 1.-THE Circuit Court OF Eueking-
ham. December IA. 1854
Re Estate OF Julie S Kyle
deceased
SHOW CAUSE ORDER
II appearing that a report q
ths accounts OF Julian Dunkun
and John w Stone. Executors un
der the viii OF julia S. Kyle. de
ceased. and Of the debts and De
mands against the estate ha
been filed in the Clerks Office
and that more than SAX month
has elapsed since the qualifica
ton OF the Executors. on the mo
ton Of the personal representa-
t!ves. il is ORDERED that III
creditors. Of. and all other per
SONS interested in, the estate sro'
cause on the 18th day q Jann
AIRY. 1865. before this CouF
aRsins. the payment and deliver
OF the estate 70 the legatees With
, out resunding bonds.
It Is further ORDERED thu
copy of the foregoing portlol
J of.this order be published once
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Fork of Willis

P T. Duncan Jf returned ID
Aberdeen Md Sunday after haY-
rna spent week. NitH a3s namnt
here
NJ ANA NJ St4nlcy r scott
q Norfolk spent tht Christmas
week emo Wah ~ parents mr..
and Mfrs p /. Duncan
Cadet DAVID NJ Barker returned
"a vNiI LeNineton. Sunday att
SPENDING the holidays w.th bis
pafeuts Mr. and Mrs > NJ Bar
kar
Warren Trentham and M IT.
Tyson visited relatives in Ieune4-
sen last week end
Christmas dag guests IN the
p L Duncan home included Mis-
ses Polly and Peesy Simpson and
RAY KELSEY Of Prospect Aiss
ii:1a Perkins Of jefferson ana
Guthyie Goodman and Shirley
Shepherd. IL Rice
MI and Mrs O ~ BAH DE-
ard children 81 M0sely alEc
Wednesday niehi supper guests
in the J NJ Barker home
Mi and Mrs. J W Oliver and
Mrs Gus Bailey % Richmond
vis}ted the p / Dmeans laat
Tuesday
W fl Duncan l. l. Flppru
and MI and Mrs p l. Duncan
attended 4 Farm Bureau business
mG tlng arid supper % Cunlber
lard Wednesday night
50th Anniversary
sfr and Mrs W G Fuppsn
celebrated then nfurth Wedd.ua
apniyersary On December ~ hy
holdinp open Nousc from 10 ~
ma to y p M
Saturday cvcu,na Wea 0C
MIS- walter Duncan Mere Att lid
MI. John r. Duncan Mrs Jamie
W1Ate and SON Chnord aud Miss
Macy Johnson ail of Richmond
The family OF AIrr Nayu White
met at her home SUNDAY ior thcI
annual holiday eathcftn rUa
present were Mi ana ms ID w
IWn4te and chsidreu Mr.. and Mrs
l} - Weber and children Nh
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
SAM TRENT DECEASED
RESIDENCE PROPERTY

BY virtue and authority of
deed Of trust executed BY Sam
Trent a sidower dated February
20. l947. and recorded in the
CLERK S Office Of Prince Edwarr
County Virginia IN Deed Book
lot page 467 default having been
made IN the payment Of the DEBT
secured thereby. and having been
requested Iii writiug 50 to do the
legal holder OF the debt secured
thereby the undersigned Trustee
VIII offer for sale at public auc-
ton ON 1s1E PREMISES. On
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1865
al 200 r NJ.
All of that certain lot or parcel
Of real estate together with all
improvements thereon located ~
/ Farmv.lle MaqIsteral District
Prince Edward County Virginia.
/ about one-han mile south Of the
I corporate limits of the Town OF
+ Farmgille Virginia, fronting SOB
feet on the east side Of Y S.
Highway No IS. being the same
property conveyed Jointly TO Sam
/ Trent and Agnes Trent. by deed
dated June i6. 1912, and Of record
/ IN Deed Book 90. page 272. and
in which the heirs of said Agnes
Trent conveyed her interest 10
Sam Trent. by deed dated Febru-
airy 16 ls47 and Of record IN
Deed Book i07 page 4s6. ard 70
both Of which deeds reference Ii
expressly made
w. c. FITZPATRICK
Trustee
Jan. 5. 1865; l-7-4tfF)
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FOR RENT


OFFICE SPACE. two adjoining
Offices at lit A vest Third 81.
Apply 70 w J. Bloomfield and
son, Farmyille. Phone 800. Stiff
FLOOR SANDERS - Make your
old floors look like new. You can
easily do the resurfacing WORK
yourself. We rent floor sanders
and esigerI and supply materials.
Also. electric floor polishers will
save you work and make your
floors CLEAN. Ask us about our
rentals. Farfnyille Mfg. Co. phone
IL, FArmville. Va. 2-l9-tf
~~~~+~~~~--T-~
HOUSE, or 4 bedrooms, ~
miles Of Farnyiile. all modern
conveftiences. automatic oil hot
water heat. s. Wayerley Putney.
Jr.. Phone 4s3 or 608. s-3-tf
~ -----~ ---~ -~~
THREE ROOM apartment. los
High st. Phone sl3M Mrs. j. T.
Doynet Il-i2-tf
---~-~-N~~-~~~~~
APARTMENT unfinished. three
rooms bath. Phone 43oW.
lap
-~~~~~~~~~~---
APARTeMENT-firSt floor, five
rooms. furnished and heated Miss
Martha Blanton. 80l High ST.
l-4-g
--~~~.-~-~
APARTMENT: rooms. hot and
cold whter. heated $40 Bridge St.
j. c Collins. Phone or 1871
l-4-3p
APARTMENT g rooms and bath.
furnished or unfinished. heat
furnished. $50 per month. 3I1
Bridge street. i-7-3p f.
~-~-~ ---~~~
HOUSE Seven room house.
central oil heat. immediate pos
session. 5i3 Park Ave. Phone 495J
or 495fs J. E Trice, F'ar1nyille.
l-7-2p
APARTMENTS - furnished
rooms. also two furnished rooms.
Each with outside entrances. BIG
5. Main street. i-8-2p
new two BEDROOM house
with ali modern conveniences. Nov
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tanned all the members Of hef
family at Christmas day dinnee
My and Mrs. II G. Brown aeF
companied AIlss Patricia Brown
t3IA .sr.i the AtT' meeting alt tint
! Methodist church in Farmvllle OFT
TUESDAY nsaht Dec "a Tnerf
was good attendance Di.
Ii C. Blackwell district superb
lntendent spoke to the group oI
The Call N Christ
AIRS Emma Novel; and daugh1
tel Jeanne. OF Richmond. werd
among the guests Oh Christma4
day Of Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ Brown
MRS Annie Druens George Dru-
en- and daughter. Jane Irving OIL
Hilton Village. spent Christmas
with Mrs. Lottie Gates and Miss
Sallie Gates
MFR and Mrs Wilton Brown. of
Boydton spent New Years week
end with his mother. Mrs Eta
Brown and Herman Brown
Mrs r. L Blanton spent sun
day visiting relatives in Lynch
burg
Miss Patricia Brown returned
10 Longwood College Sunday
night after spending the holidays
In her home here.
New Years Guests
Nh and Mrs. Clyde Foster. Mi.
and Mrs Walter Young and chill
dren Walt and Julie. and Miss
Ann Foster. We're guests OF Ar
and Mrs Harry Loving al Palmy-
ra New Years day
Mrs ] l. Morris OF Rice. visit
ed Mr. and Mrs j L. Morris. Jr
and family and MI and Mrs
Clarence Barr and family. Sun
day
Mr. and Mrs Dewey Riddle
and family and Mrs, Willie Barr
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs
Ella Newcomb and family near
Cartersyille
There We're iB attending The
charge Official board supper meet
ing here Monday night The Rev
MIR Look had charge Of the meet
Ing
President Eisenhower prclaims
Nov Is as Thanksgiving Day
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WANTED

~~-~ - 4 -
TO BORROW $40 900 10 build
motel VIII pay back $780, 900.
Write Box &C" Care F'aiInville
Herald Farmville l2-25-6p
HENS tgood fat hens Roberts
Poultry Farm. Farmville Phone
6l3M Ia { D
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Antioch

Guests Of MI and Mrs CLYDE
Foster during the Christmas hol-
days were Nh and Mrs j Cal
loway Brown, Of Bedford Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Young and children
Of Richmond Frank Foster Of
Knoxville, Tenn. Miss Ann Fos-
ter OF Virginia Beach. the Rev.
and Mrs. Anderson, Of Powhatan,
and Miss Betty Anderson Of
Charlottesville.
MIS- Ldttie- Gates and Miss
Sallle Gates visited Mis- Robert
son at pDWhatan Sunday after
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LEGAL NOTICES
VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court Of Amelia
County, December 3. 1854:

VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court Of Amelia
County. December 3. 1885,.
Mary Carol Lawrence.
Amelia. Virginia.
". Order of Publication
james Pernell Lawrence
Care OF Grace Written
II Davidson st
Wyandauck
l.. l.. New York
The object of this suit IN TO
obtain divorce from the bond of
matrimony from the Defendant
on the grounds OF Wiiful desertion
and abandonment for a period Of
more than one year
An affidavit has been made and
filed that the Defendant is not
resident Of this Commonwealth
and that his last known address
is or was Care Grace Written.
2i Davidson St. Wyandauck. l..
T., New York. ii is ordered that he
appear before this Court within
ten days after due publication Of
this order and protect his inter-
eSts therein.
An extract-Ieste
s. L. FARRAR. Jr.. Clerk
VALENTINE w. SOU-THALL. D. O
Amelia. Virginia l2-24-4t
VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of Powhatan
County.
BIRDIE HARRIS HOPSON
Plaintiff
VS.. IN CHANCERY
JOHN HOPSON Defendant
Order of Publication
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain for the Complainant from
the respondent a divorce from the
bond Of matrimony on the ground
OF wilful abandonment and deser-
ton continuing for more than one
a. year
All affidavit having been made
and filed herein stating that due
deligence has been used to ascer-
tain tn which County OF Corpo-
ration the respondent is without
effect. it is ordered that the re-
spondent appear here within ten
fl0) days after due publication
Of this order and do what may
be necessary to protect his inter
est herein.
A Copy-TeSte.
JAS. A TILMAN. Clerk 1914
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President Eisenhower prclaims
Nov IS as Thanksgiving Day
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-07
LEGAL NOTICES

81
week for four suCcG SsIye weeks III
the Farmville Herald. news
paper published u the County Of
Buckingham. Virginia
JOHN c. SPENCER. Clerk
12-24-4t
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FOR SALE


/ Wagon good used txo-norse
Wagon ROBERT Bowen. Route /,
Eurketilie. Va. 12-3l-3p
REVOLVER Colt $50 automatic
excellent condition Best offer
over $40. Write Revolver. Box
II Buckingham. Va. l-7-2p
STOVE WOOD - dried kindling
blocks. oak slabs. Buffalo Shook
SCo.. FhrmyiI.e Phone AZ.
li-12-tf-F
-~~~ -~~~~
WHY WORRY about troublesome
kin Infection. Try v-J-O Oravs
Drugs i2-2l-5lp fF5
~- ~~~~
JOINTER II inch heavy duty.
weight about 1900 lbs. $3.50 90. A.
J Thompson. 6 miles north Farm
vile or State Ri. Al l-7-2p
~~~-~t -~-~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~--~
WE HAVE full line Of rebuilt
water pumps voltage regulators.
earbhrators Guaranteed TO give
you service az half price or less.
FarmYille Iron 81 Metal Co
i-7-2p
~-~~~ ~---~ - ~~~-~~--~~~---~
GOOD LINE Of 325x20 and
7.50x20 truck tires. See us before
buying. Farmville Iron & Metal
Co l-7-2p
SEWING MACHINES Three us
ed trea die Singer Sewing ma
hines Good condition One each
At s25. s35 and S45 Singer Sew
ms Center, Fafmvlle. Va l~7-f
e~~ ~~-~--
Is TONS LESPEDEZA Hay. So
per ton Cab 2029W, Glenn
Easter. Farmville Va. l73p
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NO HUNT ING or Tresspassing on
my farm known as Poplar Hill.
Mrs lnria w Dunnington
1i-26-l5t
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Ian. 5, 1855 l-7-4tfF)
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-29
Miscellaneous Shower, Auxiliary
Service, Honor Gainesville Bride

Ms. George J Whitlock Mrs
LLOYD A Martin. MIS- willie H
PIeasants and Ms. Claytor A
Stonneu were hostesses at q mis-
celiaueous shower at the Carriers
vile Community House satusdag
nonorlrg Miss Charlotte Pearl
Peasants Of Gainesville whose
wedding 10 Francis Edward Ur-
blne VII take place n The Car
teraY4uo Baptist Church. Thurs
day NOV "a
Mss Peasants Was the recip!-
net Of many lovely and useful
gifts The gifts pere presented TO
the brlde-elecG from cleVarly
decorated wagon carving out d
PINK and white color scheme
DrouQh. III py Misses Barbara
Martin. Nellie Mae Stonnell and
Margaret Whitlccf Tile hostess B
presented her with tHo pairs III
sterling SILVER salt and pepper
shakers lovely poem Wishes
for the Bride vas read and pre-
senred to the Dride-elect By Mis-
CAROLYN Stonneil
Bill Peasants played musical
selections ana TOOK pictures
The table vas decorated with a
lovely floral arrangement Of PINK
and white chrysanthemums and
magnolia with pink candles II
tall crystal candelabras TIL,
guests ~ere served delicious re-
freshments which also carried out
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-29

- - 80
NAN MARRIED man with Oar to
distribute Fuller brushes IN Cum
oerland County. by appointment
only ss7 90 plus weekly expenses
Wr.te manager, 1912 Memorl al
AVE- Lynchnlrg. va Phone g.
54s3 l0-28-tf
WANTED AT ONCE Rawleigh
dealer IN Farmv!lle Write Raw
!elgns Dept wax -650-R. Rich
mond Va HILL -25-2p
SERVICE INSTRUCTOR farm
machinery. aye rs to 35 Prefer,
ence given experience In AIs
Chalmers line Write Bon 1890
Richmond for further .nforma
ton ll-22-4t
AMBITIOUS Young Man high
school education Oh better engl-
uecrlng experience helpful oppor
tanlty for advancement Employ
meut Id Farmwlie. no travel rs
tabl.Shed growing concern Write
Boz " Care Farmyllc Herald.
lI-25- st
---~
GIRLS waitress and fountain
girl Apply College shoppe Farm
Vile Va. ll-25-2p
~
WANTED Man to work Oh dairy
farm white Or colored Good
house On school route. Substant-
ial wages time off Willie y Bass.
Rice Phone Farmvile 202fJ
1922 %
MAN White man to Work Oh
dairy farm 4-room house lights
and water James B Gates. Rec
va II -29-4tr
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REAL ESTATE
FARMS FOR SALE
w. {. Canada
Peoples Eonk Bldg.
FarnvtiIe, Va.
SERVICES


HING Jet 10 dig your
d.tche8 septic tanks. etc by ma
cfiitie especially designed for that
purpose Rural work solicited
P.theg Plumbing and Heating
pn9ue 483 FarmWlle. Va. 4~2l-tf
"a ItLEVISION sa1es and
aeg.lcr Hotpoint appliances sales
and service MOTLEY Hardware
Coa 1873 and 23j Main ST. phone
Z33 q 302 FarmYiIle Va G-l0-tf
YOUR JOHN DEERE Dealer:
ShAuaDerger II Sons. RI $50 East.
phene 998 Farmvlle Va 5-27-tf
TIPPING Expert service Avail
aoa from . v ID j III Al smith.
phtuf a10 lI-25~3t
VANITY BEAUTY SHOP Ida
5oufhaG CNue9 and Consultant
mode aI conditioned SHOP Ex
pest ii Aar coloUnz SCISSOR and
azog shaping l42 n Main 81
psa5nr SEQ FatmWlle Va ll-25-tl
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FOR RENT


STORE BUILDING ON good hwy
n Buckingham county 5 room
living quarters $45 month Lam
don q Atkins Realtor
Io-14-tf
APARTMENT furnished and
heated Apply Marshall Burger,
Nam street, Farmvllle. phone
n 9-9-tf
ROOMS furnished Preferably
men SOB Buffalo ST. FarmWlle
Phone 266J, 9-30~tf
APARTMENT 3 or 4 rooms, un-
furnished Reasonable Call 425R
after 80 9-30-tf
APARTMENT unfurnished
Close TO Main street $500 per
month CraIle Store Hap
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WHITE, MALE
HELP WANTED

High school graduates. Several
Young men aged l7-2l needed IN
office Of nationally known manu-
facturer Good opportunity for
advancement into sales. produc-
Lion Or accounting work We want
hard workers with ambition to
make a lifetime connection and
grow With our company In reply
State age name and location Of
High School from which you
graduated work experience, If
any. and other pertinent data We
Hiil pay expenses % and from
Richmond TO those selected for
interview Crawford Mfg Co: Inc
p Q Box 1896 Richmond. va
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1852 STUDEBAkER

-tioor starlight hard top.
Cummander automatic trans
mission radio and heater.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-29
1q4q FORD
1852 DODGE

4-cl00'' a0dan r0dI0 and heater.
4 very clean car.
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Very low mileage and real
clean car
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-29
1851 STUDEBAkER

Champion ? door Deluxe
R4dlo and heater Niec clean
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
Dr.. Aebersol
To Speak at
AAUW Dinner

Or. Paul c. Aebersol. chief
of the Isotopes division Of the
Atomic Energy Commission at
Oak Ridge, Tenn. win be the
principal speaker at the first
headquarters dinner Of the
Washington area American
Association of Univer sity
Women.
The Kensington branch OF
the AAUW will be hostess for
the event tomorrow at $3.50
pm. at the National Head
quarters at 1884 I street NV.
DR.. Aebersol will speak on
"The Use of Atomic Energy
for Peaceful Purposes" He
has just returned from
Geneva, Switzerland. where he
was connected with the United
States Atomic Energy Com
mission Research Reactor Pro-
gram.
Members Of the eight local
AAUW branches will attend
the dinner, as well as members
OF the Laurel and Baltimore
sections. Reservations may be
made with Mrs. James S. Bed
die.
Mrs. John C. Merrill. pres
ident of the Kensington
branch, will be assisted in
hostess duties by Mrs. John
D. Sweeney, Mrs. r. K. Ness.
Mrs. Felix E. Westwood, Mrs.
Lyman B. Smith, Mrs. Everett
Davis and Mrs. Coy Moose.