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] CLERK -TYPIST

Young lady for work e eflss q
Tsss syse5g eSs.s ss0rs .a :s sys g .o; e;
kaoNisdFe Of ofies procedure; many
company beuefta and pleasant
Worklng eqndltipns. Applz y gsr.
son to Mf, HnFkfns. CAgTLEHERq'D,
Evening star., 1955-11-03
SALESLADY
CQSMETICIAN

Modern 6rnsstcFe: . days and 3
rieht rirI. UPTOWN PfIAHMAcY,
1880 conueetIcut ave. 30
Evening star., 1955-11-03

Large sc. dealer has opening for
numerous dement's. Salary open. Cali
10. 1000. Mr.. scAuYLlR: -
BAkxRY CLERM wanted. experi-
enced only. Sunday work, tiill
time Of part time. JEFFERSON
VIfLAQE BAKERY, 60e Aflington
blvd. Falls Church. VI "a
BEAuTICIAN. experienced shampoo
and asslet gffl for exclusive salon.
Apply quILBo. 1045 Conn. ave.
BsRRufzittiaN aR zst2tS NS.a,ANICuRlsr fos i d.
antse TOP salary. RA. 8-0e03i RA.
BExu1STicIAg fof oid-established
shop; excel. position Tor reliable,
No license rsadired. IA 7-isi3.
BEAgTncrAN. msniearls. szceIisn.
TyHisr 4TsysiHliissr asggPP' wisl wilossTD sss' ns W. WI
Bez6ficIAN. manicurist ana sham
poo girl. aaiary and comm LOUISE
MooRE BEAUTY salon, 604 IN
81 8 llVJsi;rsH nv Mk s.s4lo, ss.e,.n..a ~ s,,.,.
anteed salary. plus 9QE comm. 81
uAl week. k4ouft " vi q GuA Qbe
Sci 1915 eyess. XII. k.0l00, 30 \
BEAUTY OPERATOR. eii-rCund,
for our silver aprillH salon. good
I salary and commission, 6-flay wk.
6 Apply EMtkE, 8563 decrgia ave.
BOoiiKkEFfSiGis MACH. ] 0rERaT6R.
experienced on typswTtter-key yboard
nlachfnet steady employment. good
salary; 6ed1y week. closed Stature
days. Call HO. 2-46g0. ---S
BOOkkEErEH and general ctilce
work, 0-dnx week FERN. position
for camera business. Apply BENZ.
RITZ, 6is 18th =. nsWa ST. B.
BocRKEEPER. typlne ana general
oflce experiefiee: b-day week; ref
erences required, Apply mfrss Of
nee, MERIDIAN HILL HOTEL. 200i
ION e: nv. No phone Gals -
MGR 5000. accounts receivable
txper. permanent pleasant work
BLAcKIsToNE FLoRIsT, 1907 y
BsoSok kkEEPER, clerical: S-day wk.
CASUAL coRNEK, "a. 1000. I'D
BooKkEEYEE rosTlsc cIEkK,
ssgeIssi.ns;sd g si.n;s hCA WHY lTo s1i nsT Mss msa-
MANN ~. S-6sCc. . . VI :. IN.
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES

Anc SHORTHAND in 8 weeks: day
ssIs M s1lEi2,i 4E2pfE g scH & rsii ss rs. ss.
Complete course. 925. All aeee; Ex-
pert teacher. real board. Phone
HU. 3-3S24, ST. 3-727S.
CfRRK-TYPfsT-Cciored Or white,
Ia demand. Enroll now for NOV.
classes, day or evening; typing,
shorthand; eonlpiete seeratartai.
write or phone 81. 3-3671.
s4tNATfONAL 4 BUSINESS SCHOOL,
Victor Big, Oil q Place NV
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DEsIRE PARTY who win live IN, DO
out isfa with shiidTsn; siS5 per mo-: mo-
Js1egIs s,Ene faI,E1T,S e E0f aR1l sest s me-
IN: room. board. plus small salary.
10 exchange for chiidren's care.
,s1L Gsll sfssE wamPaH PsP r RA hs. s.73si ~ .iss
widow and 2 children. L.h.w.:
room and board plus small salaFy.
WIT MEite esvE H9z 2a5rR RE sssnsEar sssE q 7oans
white aiTl In return for light house,
hold duties. EA: 2-e427;
COL0RED - CHILD CARE and
& s;h:E.i I've I've In 20 s-dsS wssk; EEK ,stsT. ,so,r.
C6iokED S.H.w.: shild care. ilEhs
cooking, 81 days. $50. Call MRS.
SMITH, no. 2-521I,
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WAIFRESgEH

KxpeIienesd fog. coffee shop. must be
aEss ca. aood dss,ll:aa ss5 sa FSssi16 Da 6nis1; SnS
furnislied. Apply R6cm 205, WASH
NOTION NATIONAL krRfoRI,
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REpAlRs end sERvIcEs

ADDITIONS. PORCH enclosures,
spscisiisis: fa 81 Work liiS'Asi faiiy sias.: I:
fIee estimates; SO months 70 pay.
eEco SALES, 6i7 Sligo ave. silyer
ApDiIiitoSS.kL kLifHsRRaaiiiIoSS = Now vi; j;
porch, remodel your home. A come
Elete service e e 3. the ,l1 home 2, owner,
our estimates. 70 terms. ov. 3-osle.
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hELp--MoMEN
ADMIN ASST. 81. 900

ADMIN ASST, "a, ,OO0
Publications. no shorthandl
Exeeu. secy8.. Law otaees SIS
eeeys.. perso,nel research Ole. S3,41b
sees.. no shorthand. %. rel.
sesy., knoul chemistry 81. SO 10
Many Msssa0s; otS:r Ser sssSs. and si.nos. az -
BKkPRs. AND ASSISTANTS
kkkDr- sEkkDDr- AZ: sI9.,I Arsa szs VI
Semi n. scct. for era ses-s70
ulaeEMcod Sunderland. ne. seo-Sob
MGR J100 hkkpr. --..- $500 no,
Eompfs oprs ne. $50 70 90b
Asst. bkkpfs. sssvetai : ss5 " " $ft s
Payroll clk.. d0wntoWi $500 mo.
Billing opf., ne, 1884 $50 vi.
OTHER POSITIONS &
4 snstrs I " sctsr. P:s. ,oE.. chem. BAL. open
TYpiSt, trade assoc. $500 mo.
cierk-tYpistS. research ole. $S.190
Recept. tyni1ts. ChiiiunA AREA $50
RECEIPT. typiat. downtown $65i
Giesk sk-typlsta, heeinneTB s9Q-S55
Rem. / M Rsnd f fesps6nsh :T;si sssg III Is. rs.
Jrx clerks. h.s, $500 4zlQ mo.
Rscoris clerks, some college IS, rs
Evening star., 1955-11-03
YOUNG MAN

To learn installation Of
aluminium storm EindoWs.
doors and AWNINGS. Apply
Mr. BALDWIN. Sill 0eorEia
Evening star., 1955-11-03

ASST. NURSERY TEACHER with car
wanted by established school In s.
Arl. OV. 3-0630 after pm. -
ASSISTANT TExTIEE SUPERVISOR
SupeTyisory experiences peceSsnTy,
thorcueh knoMiedge Of textiles by
ing garment factory. alterations OF
home economies, Some college
training preferred. B<day week: In.
teresting varied actigitT IN sheltered
Workshop en1plpyins and training
INDUSTRIES, 1915 New HSmps6ire
ave NV, q TO " am, Mon.
thrcuEh Ffi. or BY Appoinsment
AUTO TITLE CLERK. secretary IA
sales manager Of neW-ear dealer
ship m Alexandfin. Va; 40-hcuT
eeE; paid vacation and other eln-
ploye heneflt. OV. 5-03bO. Mr.
Evening star., 1955-11-03

ATLAS AGENCY
1870 NsE York Ave. NV. RIM. 800
ASSISTANT MANAGER
wcmsn.s spseialty shop. excellent op-
sHoPS i50s , st. nv.
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STENOGRAPHER

ss5SsaIlaESE sS.sS qEsTss Is 5puEg sS. ERSAE ERS i
INTaREsTEn III a NARIEb rs.
sNIa5NIoE; NaNooEEi;, b.pAX pAXgs q IC-Eakk ak ,,g1Isl1s ,wgEsklk
IlJgDMyETy lJDMyET 4, Tp s,sn GET n: soMh q 9 I qkogEP
~. 40 PHoNK GALL9.
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Varitype or DSJ

Electric typewriter operator. white:
Alexandria area. Automatic pay
tl.SI insTessssi sss s@Hb hcgEA So Syo ttcSss, e pm
Evening star., 1955-11-03

Fsaassssais Fee estiinsses' @ terms. P oE. i ssssaG
or 10. 4-599I. -
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-10
More Excuses

Highly unusual was another
lady's excuse for roaring through
stop signs. Her car was being
fixed, and she was driving her
husbands car with standard
transmission for the first time.
"Oh, please don't stop me nowi"
she said in distressed voice to
the policeman who caught her.
II don't know how to shift-my
car has automatic transmission,
and 1 don't know how to drive
this kind. My husband put it in
gear for me, and told me to Just
keep going"
The police say that sometimes
the gentler sex will shed tears
when stopped for speeding. But
the sturdy law-enforcers insisted
that trick doesn't work with
them.
(Fashiom aUriter, artist, and TV
personality, Miss Chapman is q
ndtiVe of Detroit and has spent
the last several gears aUorking
with automobile stylists, design
ers and engineers at Chrysler
Corporation.)
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-10
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our
heartfelt thanks and appre-
citation for the many acts of
kindness, expressions of SYM
pathy, use of cars and floral
offerings received from our
many kind re latives and
friends during our recent be-
reavement.
Mrs. Nettie Galloway and
sister.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-10
FINCAsTLE NEWS

Thanksgiving was spent
quitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Fair
fax, of Washington, d. c.,
were guests of Miss Kathleen
Fairfax.
Mrs. Alice Neal, of Reds
vile, N. c., visited her aunts,
Mrs. Fannie Walker and
Miss Sally Douglass.
Mis-. Louise Walton had
visitors from Roanoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Rogers
and Mrs. Sara Taylor, of
White Sulphur Springs, and
Mrs. Lorrain Jones, of Hot
Springs, are spending the
winter at their homes here.
Mrs. Mcdaniel and the j. G.
Oteys attended the wedding
of Miss Grace Hall to. Mr..
Ronald Charity, of Richmond,
at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hall.
4 X
Many from here attended
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-10

Speedsters' excuses are some
times elaborate. A policeman
with speed checking equipment
on his car clocked a woman GO
ing 40 in rs mile zone. He took
off after her, and motioned to
her to pull over to the curb. She
came to an abrupt stop and then
started off again. This time he
used his siren and once again
pulled her over to the curb. II
don't understand what you're
doing, ma'am," he said to her.
II stopped you for speeding"
"Oh," she exclaimed, II thought
you were conducting a road test.
I'm from Pennsylvania and
that's what they do down there.
1 thought you were testing
brakes, so as soon as / stopped,
I started on my way again"
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-10
THEfCoTTAGE
COMMUNITY CLUB

The Cottage Community
Club will hold it's regular
meeting Sunday at the Orange
Avenue YWCA, The meeting
hour is 500 pm. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
There will be a great surprise
in store for everybody. Re-
freShments will be served.
The club president is Mrs.
Bessie P a t son. Mrs.
Blanche Markham is chair
man of the publicity commit
tee.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-10

the baptizing at the First
Baptist Church in Buchanan,
Sunday evening.
=
Plans are being completed
for the dedicatory services
OF the pulpit furniture and
the communion table and
chairs to take place December
18th at 3 p. m. Rev. Glaspie,
OF Salem. will deliver the SER
mon.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-10
WOMEN AND WHEELS
Police Say Women Can
Think Up Funny Excuses
BY Mary Lou Chapman

"Was 1 speeding? didn't even know it'll"
the reaction of drivers when stopped
policeman according to Inspector William Poknghon of the
that the
exceeding the speed limit is,
hurrying home to fix dinner for my husband"
always to be late for something another police
officer added.
cketed at after lckeyspit ride home
said she hrying her
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-10

herself. MY
dog islate for
school" said
S h e =" f o +
school?" re-
peated the Of
ficer. eyes
he goes to ODE
dience train
ing school"
A n 0 t h e r
mTrni n e
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-10

husbands meal. But at A pm.
her husband also was tcketed
for speeding. His reason:-skeanf
be late for dinner"
Another woman was concern
ed with being late, but not for
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-10
DiSilluSiOned

The penmanship teacher sadly
shakes her head as she views the IL
hgeible signature scrawled by the
famous man-once her pupil
Christian Science Monitor
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-10

Ezra Taft Benson, Secretary of
Agriculture: 1.-The farm vote can
not be bought with unsound pro-
grams or the promised abandon
ment of programs that are sound"
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-10
"WOmen's Hours"

Policemen have a saying that
the hours between 9 am. and
2:30 pm. are "women's hours"
on the street. Rush hour traffic
is mostly men. But more women
are driving now than ever be-
fore. Also noted was the fact
that women seem to drive a bit
carelessly in residential areas,
taking greater care in the heavy
traffic of downtown.
Mothers picking up children
at school cause the police much
worry. Mothers double park
while waiting for their children,
and frequently block traffic
around the school. They sit in
the car and call to Sammy who
braves the traffic alone and I'M
aided to get to his mothers car.
Police suggest that mothers park
in a safe place, get out of the car
and take Sammy's hand as he
crosses the street.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-10
They Do!

They Do!
Some parents have difficulty in
deciding on a name for the new
baby. Others have rich relatives
The Gosport Pensacola, Fla.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-10

George Clothcrs, Obs director of
Church of the Air: "a universal
characteristic of all clergymen is to
want to speak longer than the time
allotted"
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-12-10

stopped with her five children in
the car. She explained that one
of the kids had asked her to try
to beat the other cars away from
the light. She did. In fact, she got
up such steam that When caught
she was exceeding the limit by
35 miles an hour! She got a
ticket.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-22
AndersonviIle

The Kibiinger house and yard
rang with merrlment Saturday
afternoon when neighborhood
children gathered 10 help Peggy
Rae celebrate her 18th birthday.
There was ice cream and cake
and fun for everybody. The guests
we're Shirley. Carolyn and Patri-
Ga Wootten. Carolyn Seay, Betty
Mills Sandra, Susan. Nan Forbes
and Nancy Morgan
Mr.. and Mrs Kiblinger and the
children visited relatives in Way
nesboro and McGaheysville over
the week end.
Mrs. Curtis Holloman. her
children Mare and Connie Sue.
and Mrs Holloman, ST.. spent
several days OF last week with MI.
and Mrs j c. Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. George McGhee
and two daughters, Of Kents
Store. spent Sunday with Mrs.
G H. Anderson.
Mrs Cole is back home again
after long viist in Portsmouth.
She. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Morgan
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-22
Chestnut Grove

/ Rev. Dot Bryan. Of Anderson
Vile. Will preach here al the
Church Sunday morning at III a.
m. The public Is cordially invited
10 attend.
Mrs. K NJ Beasley was admitted
TO Souts7side Hospital on Thurs
day and underwent an operation
there She is improving and Will
soon be home.
Mrs Vernon Easter and small
son. Allen of Farmville. spent
Tuesday night With Mrs. John w.
Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Ander-
son. Of Andersonville. VISITED MI
and Mrs. E r. Senger last Sun
day evening
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Talbert
were supper guests OF Mr. and
Mrs j C. Bryant Monday night
near Appomatox In celebration Ok
Mrs J c Bryant's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs r l. Harris and
Pete Harris spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Morris and
Mr. and Mrs. George Craddock al
Portsmouth. They also visited
Rev. and Mrs. J p. Leitner at
Windsor on Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-22

and Miss Lula Flood vent TO see
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Morris, Jr..
Sunday afternoon.
TIE c, q. Morgan place was
eniiyened By two young week end
! visitors. Morgan and Nick Gar
rett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Maxwell
visited their daughter. Mrs r
| H. Flood. Friday night. Sunday
guests in the Flood home were
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. jenkins and
| children. Of Colonial Heights, and
Mrs. 6toney Childress and chill
dren. Of Petersburg. Mrs. J w
I Morris, Jr.. spent Monday with
/ the Flood family
! Miss Kay Boatwright. Of Rich
mond. was week end guest Of
/ M and Mrs. John Morgan. Jr.
and gay week end it proved to
be Saturday Dorothy. John and
Kay we're luncheon guests Of Hell
en- ad Ed Saxon. Saturday night
the Morgans entertained with a
fish fry on their lawn Those in
vited to meet their guests were
Mr. and Mrs Jack Anderson. Mr.
and Mrs. Meade Anderson. Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Coleman. Mr.. and
Mrs Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Saxon. Sunday Dorothy. John and
Kay were luncheon guests in the
Jack Anderson home. and that
night the Morgans and Andersons
took Kay 10 her home and met
her parents All Of this going-on
with Juan in far-away Texas
Mr., and Mrs. Thompson drove
to Lynchburg Sunday afternoon
TO see the Waldens and Wilson's.
They were supper guests Of the
Wilson's.
Nancy Morgan. Nancy Spencer
and Pete Mills were dinner guests
III the Seay home Sunday
Mrs. Susan Merritt spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs Buck
Mills.
Mrs Cook Gillian and Glenn
Baldwin called in the Gillian
home last week. Miss Annie Al
len ard Cabeli Wingo were Sun
day afternoon visitors.
This was an unhappy neighbor-
hood Sunday afternoon for thosS
afraid Of a storm. and even the
nravest among us would have
preferred some place to hide. The
only damage reported was at Mrs.
Hattie Morgan's. Fuses were
blown out leaving them without
light or water The telephone in
sulation was struck and splinter
ed. Miss Hattie and the children
got in the smallest corner possible |
and watched the lightning play
around the living room floor. 1
(They themselves weren't exactly /
in playful mood The Ivanhoe |
Morgans drove out later with a
handful OF fuses and set things |
right again,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-22

Mr.. and Mrs. II. B Smith. Of
Lynchburg. spent the past week
end at their cabin al Holiday
Lake.
The many friends in the neigh :
b0rhood are happy To knew that
J. r Webb is improving after an
operation at Southside Hospital.
Mrs A. o. Lafoon. of Farm
vile was a visitor In the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Webb. Of
Holiday Lake. last Monday
Mrs A. L Pitts OF Dillwyn and
Mrs l. d Flick. Of Holiday Lake.
visited friends In Gastonia. N. c,
last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Woodbridge
of Roanoke we're visitors in the
nelghborhood the past week erd
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barton and
family, Of Burkeville and Mr.. and
Mrs William Carter. Of FaHnlvilge
visited Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Cook
Sunday afternoon
Pvt Earl Morris arrived home
Saturday night for a l5-day fur
Tough
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Kidd. Of
Trenton. N J.. visited Mar and
Mrs William Redd and Mr and
Mrs. T. M. Senger on Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Nuckles. of
Aryonia. visited her father. e H
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-22

Carson Sunday
Edward Woodbridge spent sever
al days In the home Of his par
ents. Mr. ana Mrs f. d Wool
ridge last week, returning to Med
zeal College or Monday where he
IS q student,
Mr. and Mrs c r F'0rbS aud
Miss BeuIah Forbes visited in the
III r Harris home Saturday
night
\ supper guests Of Mr. and Mrs
III l. Harris Saturday were Col
and Mrs Edgar johnson. Jr.. Of
Fort Campbell Ky Mr. and Mrs
Eugene OBrien Howard Cha
bough Miss Elizabeth S-neer
and T NJ. MANS. of Farmv.lle.
Mr., and Mrs X l. Burton. Of
Richmond spent last Sunday Rith
her parents. Mr. and Mrs 8 N
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-22
WOmans Club
Sponsors Harp
Concert April 20

The Buckingham Woman's
Club VIII present Miss Hazel lone
Moses, world famous harpist. Of
Richmond, on Friday April 20 at
y m III Buckingham Central
High School.
Arranged by the Fine Arts
committee Of the Womans Club,
Miss Moses Will appear in con
cert as the annual guest artist
brought to the county each year
by the group.
The general public has been in
vlted to hear the performance for
which there Is no charge.
internationally known. Miss
Moses has performed hi concerts
~ this country. Europe and the
Near East a native Of South Car
dina. her extensive travels have
given her an excellent under
standing ri the lives Of people
all over the world which aids her
in interpreting the music Of many
lands
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-22

lotte Court House in celebration
OF Mrs J w JENNINGS birthday
John W jack Simpson. Who
is driving a ieep in Korea has re-
Gently been promoted to Pfc.
Simpson has been serving In Ko-
rea FOR the past eight months
Miss Ann Cook was q Sunday
guest OF Miss Connie and Fran
ces O'Brien near Appomattox
MIR and Mrs. F, D. Senger
visited Mrs x NJ BeaSley at
Southside Hospital Friday eve
ming
Atr and Mrs H r o Brien.
of Richmond visited in the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. w T Cook Mon
day afternoon
Mrs W. r. Cook visited Mrs. K.
M Beasley Saturday afternoon
at Southsidc Hospital,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-22
Brien


Ms I \. Saul Will be hosteS.
I'd The Home Demonstration C'lut
Monday. April % al 2 ?. m The
demonstration Better Break
fasts All are urged 20 attend
Announcements have been re-
ce.red here Of the Wedding of II
ri o BFieu I'd Ada Baync Palmer
Of Ashland on Aplll 8 Mr., o.
Bitten 1T a former resident
MI and Mrs Lewis Christian
arid family. b Andersonyille. wer.
visitors in the A J Talbeyt home
Friday flight
NJ and Mrs. r 1 Harris ana
Pete ana Mr. and Mrs II II Cher
na|ult and Jerlene were SUNDAY
dinner guests ~ the hume Of MI,
and Mrs Howard Cary ut Char.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-22
Newest model in Mercvry's
MonscIoir Series let's you
enjoy "hordtop" beauty
with 4-door convenience

It's the newest Mercury Of them all
The Montolair f-door Sedan. and the
photograph shows YOU that not ono
but Of the original Niontelair hard,op
beauty has been lost. II has the same
dramatic lowpess-only 583a inches
from road TO roof.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-22

Mercury in the mcdium-price field
You push a button on the dashboard
and vital parts Of your car are auto
natically fabricated. You can also
choose optional power steering, power
windows, power brakes, f-way power
seat and Merc-O- Matte Drive.
Why not come in and Zee this
newest Mercury Il costs a lot less
Than YOU think And night now your
present car i worth a lot more than
you might think % trade-in at your
Mercury DEALER.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-22
Announcing -Americos newest;
lowest, smurtest 4-door Sedan

from zero TO super-highvay limits.
A Tour barrel cariuretor, unique nc~
high-compression spark plugs, and
dual cxhausts are YOURS at no extra
cost. Features like these are usually
extra on medium-priccd cars.
Exclusive new power fabrication
gives Mercury widest choice of
power features
The Mercury Nontclair offers new
optional power feature poaer ubri-
cation. And it's exclusive with
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-22
Io8-hp Svpes-Torque va
with ducl exhousis

Seldom has an engine caused az much
enthusiastic comment from auto edi-
tors. And once you drive Montclsir,
YOU u See Why. 1t gives you instant,
on-the-tpot pickup at every speed
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-22

And SEE how convenient it is 10 get in
and out. Everyone Who admires hard
top styling, but wants the roominess
and convenience of a 4-door model,
can now eat his cake, and have il too!
The frontiersman., 1955-02-03

With Exercise Snowbird under way in Alaska Jan. 13 to Feb. IS for intensive joint training of Army and Air Force units under sub-Arctic conditions, ternpera- lures as low as minus 50 are an- ticipated. Alaska's Exercise North Star last February was consider ed unique in that extremely cold temperatures were present thr- oughout the period. Temperatures remained in a range of minus 13 and minus 45. Available Army records in Alaska indicated that never before had U. s. Army troops participated in maneuvers or combat operations under such conditions.
The frontiersman., 1955-02-03
ElNPLO LOVERS REMINDED
 FORM Wa DUE JAN. 31

District Director Of Internal Revenue William K. Frank is ask ing the cooperation of all en- ployers in the early distribution of withholding tax statements, Form WIZ, to their employees. The forms must be issued by January 31, 1855, and penalties are provided for employers who fail to issue them on time.
 Director Frank stated that the Form WIZ is a necessary part in the filing of a Federal income tax return by an employee. Taxpay- CTS who have these forms at an early date will be able to file their returns well before the deadline of April IS. Returns re- sulting in refunds will receive special handling to expedite the refunds.
 Blank forms WIZ are available at Internal Revenue District of