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Also " particularly attractive
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and beautifully conditioned.
one has Z exposures. Su!arium.
p"ffect Kit and IS immaru-
Iaie IN every particular The
other has particularly an
peaNnR decorative scheme and
splendid view For those
recurring 2 bed rm, there
is larger apt also Of luxury
type Each s well Urrih
seeing Here are available
msen.flcrnt facilities for en-
Friainlng garage parking Tor
Won and ynJT guests dining
room maid service by the
hour Nale' and beauty shoD
Tn the building and public
'ranSpnrtstion Is especially
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ASK for Mr. OWNS a.
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also a completely redec j.
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THIS l}ttle ieve, Of an apt
Is irrr reasonably priced al
Sl0,upn
1870 WYOMING AVE NV.
HOUSE SIZE. 3 bedrms
baths less THAN SIaI
uhn 3rd 4 Of nagnlaccrt
e'eF SwtChbd bids with
a!f-cond current min to au-
Outstanding lcsdcrs In mIl.-
tsrv and civ, life a. CO.
owners Priced Tor QUICK sale
70 settle estate ASK 'ar
MAJOR CARNEY, in Apt.
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THE WESTCHFSTER
APARTMENTS WANTED

FOR YOUNG COUPLE. unurh ..
hcdrm. apt IN small bldg nv
ID C.. west Of Rock Crk PIX max
rent, - 10, incl utilS any ,iine
after May Ill, i-O3Gd ld'
REFINED LADY desires c-rm apt
or bsmi unfurn pref Sc p. q
Box B7hl, FIT Davis Stas ~
EMPLOYED MOTHER and daughter
would like to share futn apt with
Congcnlal lady. Box Al Star :
OWNERS! Call me for good white
tenants In d. c. MANDEL. AID. 4
3iOO
a CATHOLIC GIRLS, colleas grAds
want Turn. apt. or house OIL. 4,
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100 WYOMING AVE NV
DE LUXE cO-OP

3095 ONTARIO RD NV
Wsshington's newest ard
mos modern coop cor
Adams Mil I'd at edge 81
Rock Greek PE CarpP,ed
halls, parqdnt floors. MOD
X; rs and baths din. alcoves.
a.F-COnd and 4, hedrmS
: J" 500 and 81 500 Terms
- Tor Mr. NIGAN. in
Ant oUq
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AMER. Univ. PK.--Bunsa rms.
and bath o.! h-wh $3.50. A
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WO E.1tEt
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ROS~LYN. COLONIAI, HFIGHTs-

> rooms co. bedrooms and bath:
Scmder brick. modern; nice lot
good resident relEhborhood $50 30
m no., C3 fx ReH tl, , R WELDON
ROUTE :. VA rooms. gas, bath.
- acre -foUT farmhouse $40
wo t-vr lease EN- 3-u11a.
MCLEAN. NA-AttrsC'lye " he'd
rms hath; lse ily rm din rm.,
XII hsmi lie lot Sl25. Ell g.
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NORTH Animation

NORTH ARLINGTON
1915 COLONIAL TERRACF-Mod-
ern brick oldg Apt features lac
bedrm-. double closets. Ice liy I'm
dining area, mod XII and ba.h.
Hicc sized porch with impressive
vleW Of Washington Rent includes
neat and gas Sai 30 and up.
WOODWARD 4 NORRIS
Realtors
729 goth ST NV RE. 1885
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IN
POTOMAC PLAZA CENTER

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THIS YEAR, Each OF our a
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NOW WE ARE SELLING
WHAT WE BELIEVE TO BE
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IF YOU ARE NOT FAMIL-
lar WITH Co OPERATIVE
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YOU. COMPARED WITH
RENT. WE ESTIMATE The
SAVING ON THIS BUILDING
TO AMOUNT TO AN AVER
YOUR CAST CASH f fNvRs4MEE Fl
:, TESTIMONY TO THE SOUND
FACT THAT THE McLAcHI IN n
BANKING CoRPoRATioN Has
CONTACTED FOR THE PURCHhsg
OF GROUND-FLOOR SPACE IN
The COOPERATIVE TO OPEN A
BRANCH OFFICE.
CHOICE APIS, FROM EFF.
CIENCY TO l. =, AND 2 BED
ROOMS ARE STILL AVAILABTE
A SCALE MODEL. DETAILED PLANS
AND ALL FINANCIAL. DATA ARE
AEAlIABLF DAILY AND SUNDAY
AZ OUR ON-THF-SITE SALES OF.
] to 6 PM
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iMERlCAN Univ. rAKk ARIA

{ HENY CHASE d, C.--Colonial
hiick on quIC' street near best
schools. Spaciuus center hall IN
cludlng heated sun porch ana large
screened porch; 3 DcdrmS. !. baths
on "nu Ec I'm on }rd mad Is
I'M. and bath garare. ~2Gj mo.
CAL Miss CulbIn DU ;-i'yI, eves.,
CO. h-lt2i SANDOI INC
M. WALTER REED HOSP. 153S
Nth So nv Br.uk very goud
cond J bcdrmsy ia baths. fine
ncl.hhnrhuod HE t-1SBN.
III llIESDA ioOi Clarendon I'd .
newly dee 6-ncdrm Colonial, in
med p0SSci, $3.50 mo TOWN ~
SNBUkBAN. I'm 1-NInn
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OTHER LISTINGS

Among additional particn-
larry interesting purchase OPP
N0riurltleS. FNC,GS!veiy listed
with this ocice. are
@7xla Llv RIM . bcdrms
pantry. mod KIT with dis
posal ano diShWaSher mod
bath in the ONTARIO. "S25
Ontario I'd nv $4,000.
Toms
THE NEW PARKSIDF. 1902
summit pi NV. beaut. 9TH
4 cor bedrm.. MOD. KIT,
and bath elev. bldg . win
dow fans. sir-cond avail.
So. 0On.
ONLY 80 600 CASH
Monthly mRInt SOS INCL
UGTIS Ask JAHITOR for
KEY to Apt 504
DUPLEX . bedrms wood
burning firepi.. in studio BLDG.
M embassies. $4,000 Terms.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS. l
hedrm nice KIT. mod bath,
excellent cond. $500.
For details and or appt
TO inspect. call MAJOR
CARNEY, with
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
Hobocs Knock At
Cooks for Birthday

Eight little hoboes knocked at
the door of Marshall Cooks home
Monday, Sept. To- at 6 pm Mrs.
Cook had prepared a hobo sack
m a red bandana for each hobo.
and each of the hoboeS gathered
on the back lawn to eat supper
Mrs. w. A. Oldham prepared and
entertained them with several
games and contests. after which
each one slipped through the back
door INTO the kitchen where there
were favors in keeping with the
occasion
H o b oes attending MARSHALL S
party were Betty Bradshaw. BeV-
erly Bass, Bobby Chambers. Tom
my Bondurant. Courier Bradshaw
Doug Farley. Larry Gardner and
Johnny Farley
Courier Bradshaw won the
grand prize for being the most
typical hobo at the party
Mrs Julian Bradshaw assisted
with the refreshments
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14

Nh and Mrs John Warner enter
tanned Saturday evening with a
coffee TO introduce Nh and Mrs.
George Hoy to the neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hart. of
Sandston. were guests this week
Of their son and daughter-in- law,
Nj. and Mrs. James Hart.
Miss Marion Linton of Pitts
burgh Pa. Will arrive tomorrow
to be the house guest of MI. and
Mrs Maurice Large for several
days
Bergman Green was the guest
Of his sister Miss Dorothy Green
before entering the University Of
Virginia Monday.
Mrs A. 0. LaFoon and Miss
Anne Harris were week lend guests
of Mrs. Frank Hawthorne in Rich
mond
Mrs Annie Putney. Mrs. Annie
FallWell and Mrs Robert Jones
We're guests of the Petersburg
/ Business and Professional Wom-
en- Club at a buffet supper Mon
day evening in the home of Miss
/ erna Will Mrs Putney is the di-
/ rector Of District Five of the Bust
ness and Professional Women S
/ Clubs.
I MI and MIS- Emanuel Weinberg
/ celebrated their 35th wedding an
/ adversary Tuesday with dinner
party at the Hotel Weyanoke The
guests were Mr. and Mrs. r. w.
MOTLEY, MI and Mrs. Dave Vein
berg and MI. and Mrs. Joe Vein
/ berg
Mrs. T. C. Coleman is a patient
at the Medical College Eye and
Ear Hospital in Richmond Mrs.
\ Coleman underwent surgery Mon
day.
Mrs Marian Harrington and
daughter, Sally, of Washington,
/ d C. visited friends here on
Tuesday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
Local OES Chapters Honor
Worthy Grand Matron At Meeting

Three chapters Of the Order Of
Eas. ern Star held a Joint meet
inc a. the Falmville Masonic
temple Saturday night in honor
of the official visit of the worthy
Grand matron OF the order. Mrs.
Lydia Cooke, Of Portsmouth.
Members of the Appomattox
chapter number 10; Dauphin
chapter. number 1873 and Robert
Morris chapter, number Is, held a
banquet preceding the meeting at
the Farmville Methodist church.
In addition to Mrs Cooke 9TH
er grand officers present were,
john P. Stokes. of Richmond,
worthy grand patron; Miss Louise
Bsale OF Richmond, grand Secre-
taly. Mrs Minnie MenzieS. of
Hopewell, past grand matron.
MIS-. Veva Spain, of Lyncllburg,
past grand matron; George Mar
shall Of Victoria. pas grand ma
iron, and Mrs Lucille N. Carroll
Of V.nton. grand Adah
A social hour and refresh
ments followed the meeting at
which the honored guest was pre-
Santed with gifts Many ont OF
town chapters were represented at
ehe meeting
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
Bride Wears Grandn0ther's Dress
In Wedding Performed By Uncle

NJ IS Ma. IIid hliAdpetll roS'ei ;
ddu9i1lsI OF MI, ana MIS-. ma oia
=. 7 oSVeI pecaflle 'Ae oilos 9,
! I'oi'lda " liIldln Diya!lI' e''l ~
Wy. ailo MIS- fdcha[o L. hFy"h''
81 view canton 0a'uloaF' OPP.
O. al ',7o p n
The Rev Jesse r. Hutchesun.
pastor OF the Buena Vista church
and uncle OF the bride, pertormo l
the ceremony IN the Cumberland
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14

She also was in charge of residen-
tial solicitations for the fund
Her other activities have included
the presidency OF the American
Legion Auxiliary, a group TO which
she has belonged for about . years.
The Daughters Of the American
Revolution. the Hospital auxiliary.
ard the Farmvllle Presbyterian
church. Of which she Is now super
irtendent Of the children's depart
ment
Since It's ORGANIZATION She has
been accompanist for the Rotary
club. at the same time serving as
accolapaniSt for the Business Men
chorus
Nrsic Is Her Theme
Music has PLAYED the theme mus
&c for Mrs McCinuc's life from
he. college days through her MAJ
tlae, and club activities to he
service in her community.
perhaps it we ask the people r.
FaImvlpe what has been Bets"
NTceAnHuc's most outstanding cor
rib ian 70 her community, the
would say her music ~ Mrs Grace
c. Gordon SAYS
The McClintics now have a lovely
Tome IN Second avenue where they
,. It,.ld g., en4,,o time NTc('liu#
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
Today in the Community


children
1t was at Wilson Spring. near
Goshen Pass. that she met w W
McClintic. whom she later mar
ried. The couple went to Los
Angeles. Calf. where McClintic
was employed. After the birth of
their son. Billy the McClintics came
back to Virginia and lived first in
Stauntnn, then in Richmond Their
second son. Madison, was born IN
Richmond. and is now first lieu
tenant in the Virginia N a i o n a |
Guard there
Mrs. McClntic has always taken
a deep interest in servicemen. and
even prior to the death of her son,
Billy. at Two Jima in l945, S h e
worked actively as Gray Lady at
Camp Pickett During World War
II she drove the 20 miles to the
camp twice a week to play the piano
fer the SerVicemen
Later she did personnel work az
the camp and took particular de
light in organizing Christmas par
tics. she repeated her service again
during the Korean conflict
Other Projects Benefit
Many other community projects
have benefited from MS McClm-
tic interests and abilities F T
five years she was on the Commun-
ity Chest board of directors, serv-
ing fol three years as secretary
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
Club Calendar

American Legion Auxiliary
Jack Garland Chapter, Unit 81
Tuesday, Sept l8, 8 p. m with
Mrs. S. w. Putney. Jr.
Slate Hill Chapter DAR-Wed-
nesday. Sept 10. 8 p m with Mrs.
c. F. Wilson. Business meeting
Judith Randolph Chapter, OAR
Thursday, Sept 10, 8 p m. with
Mrs Graves Thompson Gov.
Berkley'' Will be tie subject of
guest speaker Mrs E. P. Lancas-
ter
Methodist Church. WSCS -
Monday. Sept. IT, p m: Circle
l. W II MIS- Mamie Fitzgerald.
3l5 Watson St Circle 2. with
Mrs Willie Urich, Buffalo ST..
Circle 8 Mrs r. j Martin. Jr.,
Milnwood Road. Circle 4, with
Mrs. c. C. Pearce. 406 Beech St:
Circle ). Mrs J Ogborn Hart. All
Pine St; Circle 6 with MS. w x.
Garter 1909 High St: Circle 7.
with Ms. M P Farr.er. 100 Grove
ST.; Circle 8. with Mrs. w. A.
WATSON. Jr.. 700 First. Ave. Circle
9 with Mrs. Charles H Newman.
203 S Va St; Circle 10. with Mrs
w. E Anderson, 5O7 Buffalo St.
Mrs. j w Cruta. co-hostess.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
Mrs. McCraney
IIonored With
Coke Party,

MIS- r c Gregory entertain
cd Ms. John McCraney with a
Coca-cola party w c d n e 5 d a Y
morning in the Gregory home on
Park avenue
ASS sting the hostess were MIS-,
Carey Noblin and Mrs. Richard
Inpe
Around IS quests called between
10 30 and noon
The guest of honor was present.
cd with waffle and sandwich
grill
Mr. and MIS- McCraney are
leaving soon for Athens Ga,
where M McCIaney has accept
ed a position VIII the Georgia
Power Company
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14

lie BRIDE were MSS Marcia lay
'or. OF Richmond ana Miss Bar
para Lee PARISH, OF ROANOKE.
lhey wore matching dresses OF
turquoise ta-1eta and carried
bouquets OF PINK GLADDEN. and va
r.esated carnations.
Laura Taylor. OF Richmond.
and Linda Foster. Of Farmville,
were flower girls. and Emmett
Richardson of Richmond was
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
- rsoun( Meuhou

CALVIN Hatcher and Jack Scott.
recent guests Of J w Galnett.
have returned to New York City.
where Mr. Hatcher is member
of the administration board of the
Presbyterian Center hospital
Miss Barbara Hatcher has re-
turned to Sullins College, Bristol
after visiting her uncle, j. W
Garrett.
Mss Bessie Gordon Jones Is
visiting " tn relatives. Nh and
Mrs Withers Saunders in Charles
ton. w. Va, this week
Miss Ruth Gleaves. dean Of wo-
men at Longwood College. has re-
turned after spending the sum
mer at her home in Iyanhoe.
Miss Mamie Nichols Who re-
Gently returned from vacatonire
abroad. is spending this week in
Walrenton as the guest of Miss
Alice Garter
Mr. and Mrs George Newman
and Mr. and MIS-. Drewry A. Gates.
Jr- left Wednesday for New York
City, where they are attending the
General Motors showing of the
new Oldsmobile While there they
are staying at the Waldorf
MIS-. R J Martin and R. j
Martin. Jr attended the Ackers
family reunion in Roanoke Sun
day.
MI and Mrs Charles w Glenn
and daughter Ann Stratton. are
enroute to Macon Ga. where Miss
Glenn Will enroll in Wesleyan Col
lege. MI and Mrs Glenn will re-
turn Sunday.
The Newman Chevrolet Com
pany employees and their families
were entertained last week end at
the Newman cabin on Nottoway
Lake.
Miss Elizabeth Burger arrived
home today after spending the
summer abroad
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
Junior Women
Plan Concerts

Plans for a community artist
series to be held at Longwood Col
lcge were made at the first fall
business meeting Of the Junior
Woman's Club Tuesday evening.
Tickets for the concert series
VIII be sold by club members Sept
IT through Sept. "a Proceeds will
20 to the groups clubhouse fund.
Other projects outlined at the
meeting were for a food booth at
the Five County Fair and for a
square dance 70 be held Oct. 5 a
the Moose Club fer m mbers AND
their guests.
Miss Nancy Morris, of Darling
ton Heights. spoke to the women
Of her experiences at Girls STATE
Which was held during July at
VPI IN Black burg The Junior
Womans Club sponsored Miss
Morris, who is now a senior at
Worshanl High School.
Mrs. James Hart was welcomed
as a transfer from the Sandston
group.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
Fcreusons Feted
BY Friends

Mr. ana Mrs T. II Ferguson
we're honored last Friday night
by the Fire Department and the
Ladies Auxiliary with card
party in the fire house
The reception room was decor
ated with yellow asters and cut
flowers, Refreshments OF punch
open-faced sandwiches. cakes and
mints were servd to the 40 guests
Mr. and Mrs Ferguson were
each presented with a parting
gift, The couple is moving soon
To Petersburg.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14

Miss Mary K Catlln whose
marriage to Robert Sydney Muir
ply. of CreWe, viii take place
Saturday. will be entertained with
several parties this week end
Mrs. j w Sydnor and Mrs.
Dolly organ win be hostesses at
luncheon Friday at LongWood
House
Mrs. f S. Shields, Mrs W J
Sydnor and Mrs j B Wall viii
honor the bride-to-be with buff
fet dinner, for the wedding party
and out-of town guests Friday
evening
An after rehearsal party will be
given at LongWood House Friday
evening by Mr. and MIS-. John
Berman Murphy of CreWe.
Mrs. Sydnor Newman will be
hostess to the wedding party and
out of town guests for luncheon
Saturday. at Hotel Weyano5e,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
School Of Music
At CroWe Church

A school of music will be conduct
ed II the Crewe Baptist Church the
week of September 1921.
There will be a class for Junior
choir members in the afternoon
from $50 to AIS.
At night from 7:30 to 9 pm. there
will be classes in practical music
lessons. technique of conducting and
gospel song and hymn playing. The
CLOSING period will be given over to
choral laboratory
Tie faculty is composed Of Mss
Kathryn Bailey music director of
Virginia Baptist Training Union:
Raymond Herbek. minister of mus
&c, First Baptist Church Norfolk.
and Slater Mounts. minister Of mus
&c, Talbot Park Baptist Church.
All those interested in music are
invited &c attend There VIII be no
charge for any of the courses
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
Artist Photo

an agreement to buy the Irving
house on High street for the use Of
the Junior and Senior )Woman's
clubs She is also active in the
Wonlans Club literary group and
is now music chairman.
A Tom Thumb wedding. card par
ties and fashion shows were among
the events that she planned to raise
money for the fund. the climax of
years Of work by the former presi-
dent Of the organization.
Betsy starrett Brown McClintic
was born in Buena Vista, the daugh-
ter of one of the first licensed drug
glsts in the Commonwealth. S h e
studied music at Randolph Macon
college, and then taught at Eden
ton. N. c.. and the Grundy mission
school for mountain and retarded
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
Miss CatIin Honol'ed
At Kitchen Shower
In Newman Home

MIS-. GEORGE Newman assisted
by Mrs Dlewry Gates ~ and
MIS-. Travis Stanley entertain> 4
with a kitchen shower Monday
afternoon honoring bude-to-be
MISS Mary x Ca lin. whose mar
liaee to Robert sydney Murphy,
of Crewe Will take place Satur-
day
The reception rooms Of the
Newman home were decorated
with pink and white gladiol and
mixed garden flowers.
The 20 guests were entertained
with games. Shower gifts were
presented to the guest Of honor
on tea cart.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14

The Olive Branch WINS honored
Mrs. X l. Shanks last Thursday
night with miscellaneous shower
at the home of Mrs. James Dun
KUN al Prospect
Mrs. Shaks is the former Miss
Mildred Harvey daughter OF Mr..
and Ms. Ed Harvey, Of Prospect.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14

A native Virginian who went West
and then came back hone-that' S
Mis- W W McClintic, Farmville
Woman's club nominee for Woman
of the Year.
Club members chose Mrs. Nc
Clinnc q 2o-year member for the
part which she played in raising
funds for purchase of club house
Her activities recently resulted in
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
B-PW District Meet
Attracts Locals

Mrs Annie V Putney, district
five chairman Of tine Virginia Fed
eratiCn of Business and Profession
al Women, attended the executive
board meeting. In Petersburg on
day Plans were completed for the
October IA district meeting in Rich
mond
Officers and co-chairmen from
clubs IN Richmond. Hopewell. Pet
evsburg and Farmyille were pres
ent Mrs, Mable Jones. president of
the Farmville B-PWs and Mrs. Annie
NJ Fallwell district secretary. rep
resented the Farmville club.
Following the meeting. the out of
town members were entertained at
In buffet supper by the Petersburg
club.
Mr. and Mrs NJ Bovd Coyner
Jr. and son. Martin Boyd. III
left last week for Memphis, Tenn
where Mr.. Coyner will teach his
tory at Southwestern University
Mrs. Eva Shelton. of Waynes-
boro, Pa, is the guest of Mrs. M
NJ. Layne.
Mr. and Mrs. c. t Agee anc
Mr. and Mrs Robert C. johnson
Of Richmond, are leaving this week
for Grand Rapids, Mich to visi,
Mrs Ages brother
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
Parents Announce
NJ. Hodnett's Troth

Mr. and Mrs Charles Ellison
Hodnett. of Amelia county have an
nounced the engagement of h cir
daug hter Marion Lawrence. to
John Alexander Goyne. son of Mr..
and Mrs H. T Goyne, of Chester.
The wedding will take place in
November
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HighIights

$3.50, WTOP t9)--Adventure:
Farmingdale. N. j. garage
converted into Buddhist
Temple is visited.
1890, WTOP t9)-Jewish Com
munity Hour: Isaac Francs
guests discuss cultural phases
Of Jewish life.
HOO, WRC t4)-Frontiers OF
Faith: CLOSED Doors" drama
about blind mans attempt
to win acceptance as teacher.
100, WRC a. American
Forum: Mayors Dilworth
PHILADELPHIA, Nicholson
DENVER, Poulson UoS
Angeles) and tWest Nash
ville), guests.
100, WMAL t7)-Christopher
Program: John DAILY. Fred
Allen and others with read
ings from George Washing
tons letters.
1880. WMAL (0-Dean Pike:
Protestant and Jewish guests
discuss Relationship of
Judism and Christianity"
200, WRC ~ - Advertising
Benefits You: Special film
with Sid Caesar. Jackie Glea-
son and others. (Also at /
pm, WTOP-9.)
2:00, WMAL "a - Celebrity
Parade: Joe McCaffrey's
guest, Sen. Hayden Demo-
crat. Arizona; Drew Pear
son on special lobbying
groups.
2:30, WRC t4)-Youth Wants
to Know: Representative
Celler Democrat, New York; ,
guest.
2:30, WMAL (D-This We Be-
lieve: DR.. George Docherty of
the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church returns.
$3.50, WRC t4)--Zoo Parade:
(Color0 Port Elizabeth
Snake Park"
400, WRC ~ - Wide, Wide
World: Theme - America at
Play. Features from Miami,
Lawrenceville, N. j., New York
sports show, Chinese New
Year in San Francisco and
Burbank (Calif.) model plane
meet.
400, WTOP f9) - Front Row.
Center: winter Dreams"
story of aspiring young mans
disappointment in realization
Of ambitions; Piper, Laurie,
Anthony Perkins.
1880, WMAL t7)-College Press
Conference: Ambassador to-
India John Sherman Cooper,
guest.
$500, WTOP (9) - Omnibus:
Zone Nation Indivisible," sec
ond in series on United States
Constitution; Joseph N.
WEIGH narrates.
500. WRC t4)-Meet the Press:
Former Air Force Aide Trevor
Gardner. guest.
500, WMAL (O-Science Ffc-
ton Theater: Scientist is
framed for murder by ma
chine that duplicates human
voice; Howard Duff.
$3.50, WMAL t7)-Dr. Hudson's
Secret Journal: (Premiere.)
DR.. Hudson learns Of a power
that he must keep secret.
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