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|one a. summer hotels 20, but
its white bulk looks huge on the
Rehoboth skyline. 1t is of heavy
masonry construction. One of
the things the Fabrizios have
done is to panel most of the
rooms with knotty pine. A cell
ing of acoustic tile has been
installed in the lobby.
This year a social hostess, an
innovation for the Henlopen, will
be on hand to promote games
and parties among the guests.
Sammy Ferro and his orchestra
will be back for dancing.
The rates are $18 to $26 a day
for two in a room on the modi-
fled American plan of breakfast
and dinner-no lunch. If you
get hungry at midday, you can
pick up a snack for small
extra charge at the hotel or at
the many stands along the
boardwalk.
Blue Laws Ignored
The report that there is moth
ing to do after dark at Re-
Ihoboth Beach is a canard. Young
people left to their own devices
have ways of amusing them
selves. The police have to be
on the alert to keep the beach
parties at a distance from the
cottages so that the sleepers can
sleep. Rehoboth's start as a
Methodist summer camp still
makes it an ideal family resort
but the blue laws. including the
ban on Sunday bathing, went by
the boards years ago.
Like other Delaware commu-
mites, liquor is sold both in
package stores and across the
bars. There is a summer stock
company, and Kay's restaurant
just of the boardwalk on Main
street-has a Broadway atmo-
sphere. with photographs of
stage stars who have visited the
resort lining the walls.
Preseason dredging is going
on to deepen the small-boat
harbor in Rehoboth Bay where
water skiing has become so pop
Iular that 1t is difficult to hire a
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The immediate postwar years
were the low ones on the chart.
In 1949 the hotel was sold at
auction to Sidney Banks, owner
of the Cavalier at Virginia
Beach. He spent about 5000, 900
rehabilitating it. The Fabrizios
took it over in the spring of 1858
for 100000.
They have continued improv-
ing it. The hotel is not a large
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BY GEORGE KENNEDY
Star stan Correspondent

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del
The reasurring report on Reno
both is that it is unchanged.
This will be good news for the
many who love this Interestingly
different resort which has no
counterpart on the whole At
lantic beach front.
At Rehoboth. the forest al
most meets the sea. A stand
of pine trees, some of them tall
as the masts Of the old clipper
ships, grows right behind the
sand dunes. And the streets of
the old town are shaded by trees
planted when it was first laid
out. 80 years ago-trees now in
their prime.
Nearest Atlantic Beach
1t is strange that there are
Washington residents who love
the ocean and have not visited
Rehoboth. For Rehoboth is the
Atlantic beach nearest the
Capitalize miles from the
White House via the Chesapeake
Bay Bridge. drive of less than
three hours.
The surf breaks with a slow
and steady rhythm on the shall
low sand beach. The surf fisher
man in hip boots continues his
futile casting with rod and
spinning reel. Occasionally the
little menhaden boats pass
nearby and huge tsnkers going
to or from Venezuela loom on
the horizon. Schools of porpoise
play follow the leader 100 yards
oftshore and resemble the tradi-
tional sea serpent undulating
through the waves.
And water nymphs in new
bathing suits. some sylph-like
and some not so much so, spend
all their time summing them
selves on the beach because the
ocean is still a bit cool. Just the
same as yesteryear-wish you
we're here, wish you were here.
Rooms Reasonably Priced
Along the old streets of the
town most of the spacious frame
houses, with wide porches bor-
dered by hydrangea bushes, have
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F. 6. MuckeIbuuer,
Engraving Bureau
EmpIoye 36 Years

Frank G. Muckelbauer. 81, died
in his sleep at his home at ell
Michigan avenue NE. Saturday.
Born in Louisville, KY, in 1874.
Mr.. Muckelbauer came to the
District in 1908 as a pressman
at the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing.
He retired in 1889 after 80
years with the bureau.
He was a first cousin of Father
Godfrey Schilling, who founded
the Franciscan Monastery at
Fourteenth and Quincy streets
NE.
He is survived by a son,
Aloysius, ri SOB Mississippi ave-
nue., Silver Spring, and three
daughters, Mrs. Dorothy A. Ker-
nan. of 925 Perry place NE:
Miss Elizabeth Muckelbauer, of
the home address, and Mrs.
Richard D. Mccarthy, 242
Nicholson street NE; IL grand
children ard four great-grand-
children.
Funeral services will be at $50
am. tomorrow from the Michi-
gan avenue address. A high
requiem mass will be said at st.
Anthony's at 10 am. Burial will
he in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Mrs. julio Jenner,
Active in Church

Mrs. Julia Alexander Jenner.
active in philanthropic and
church work here for many
years. died Saturday in a Mary
land nursing home after a long
illness.
She was the widow Of DR..
Norman r. Jenner.
DR.. Jenner. who died in 1921,
practiced medicine in Washing
ton for 80 years.
Mrs. Jenner lived here from
1906 to 1925. During that time
she served as president of the
board of the Myra Mccoy
Andrews Children's Day Muir
sery one of the first day nurser-
les in the city. and president Of
the board of the Christian
Women's Association.
Mrs. Jenner returned to her
native Gallatin, Mo-. in 1925.
She came back to this area in
l947, and made her home with
her brother, Preston Alexander.
in Bethesda.
Surviving, besides her brother.
Preston. of 1902 Maple Ridge
road, Bethesda, is another
brother, Laurence W., Of GAL
latin, and two sisters. Mrs.
Arthur G. Ficklin. and Miss
Rowena Alexander, both of
King City, Mo.
Services will be held at
-0:30 am. Wednesday at Robert
A. Humphreys Bethesda-C Chevy
Chase funeral home in Bethesda.
with burial in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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Leroy E. Peabody, Leader
Of Planning in Alexandra

Since 1858. Mr.. Peabody had
served as right-of way engineer
for the City of Alexandria.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Ida Holden Peabody, of the
home address; his mother, Mrs.
Will E. Peabody of Middletown.
Conn; two sons, Leroy E. Pea
body, jr, of Alexandria, and
Robert H. Peabody, Annapolis.
and two daughters. Mrs. Roland
S. Szadokierski of Alexandria
and Mrs. Carl Blew, College
Park.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at st. Paurs Episcopal
Church in Alexandria, with
burial in Ivy Hill Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be sent to
the American Cancer Society.
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Leroy E. Peabody, sometimes
known as the father of modern
planning IN Alexandria, died
yesterday in Alexandria Hos
pital.
Mr.. Peabody, 81, was chair
man of the city planning COM
mission from 1899 to 1858. He
guided the planning commits
sion through deliberations on a
new zoning ordinance which
scrapped an old ordinance in
1851.
He also was chairman when
the master coming plan was re-
vised in july, 1852, for the Z
square mile area annexed from
Fairfax County.
Mr.. Peabody, who lived at $40
West Windsor avenue, Alexan-
dria. died of cancer after a long
illness.
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Judson T. Gull, u,
DC. Title Attorney

Judson T. Gull, jr.. 10, a WASH
ington title attorney, died yes
terday at his home. 1891 Cham
berlin avenue, Kenwood. Nd.
after a long illness.
Mr.. Gull was president of the
Home Title Insurance Co., which
he and his father organized here
in 1901. He had served as gen.
eral counsel for the Metropolis
Building Association since 1882.
when he succeeded his father.
the late Judson T. Gull. ST.. who
had been general counsel for the
association from the time Of its
founding in 1866. Mr.. Gull also
was a director of the Liberty Ma
tional Bank.
Surviving are four sisters. the
Misses Mary, Virginia and Flor
ence Gull, and Mrs. Ethel Gull
French. all of Kenwood: a
nephew, Judson Gull French, Of
Washington. and a niece. Mrs.
Betty French Kester, also of
Washington.
Private services were to be held
today at his home. with burial in
Congressional Cemetery.
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Claude Perry, 81,
Federal EmpIoye

Claude Edmond Perry, 81, re-
tired Selective Service System
employee, died of cancer early to-
day in Georgetown Hospital. He
had been Ill for three years.
He retired three years ago after
IL years of Federal Service. He
is survived by his widow. Leah
PEBBLES Perry, 1921 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV, and his
mother, Mrs. Jessie c. Perry OF
Dallas.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by the S. H. Hines
Co, 1901 Fourteenth street NV
Services are scheduled tentatively
for Thursday in Dallas.
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FARRELL ERAErHg II IovInu n,.r,
ory OF our bsioved wife I'D nn,bsr
FRANCES A. FARRELL. who departed
this life five years ago TODAY, January
30. 1851. Anniversary mass at ST.
Throurhout IN. YEAR,
Not for today alone,
Your place within our hearts
Remains your own.
DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHILDREN,
JAIN. HELEN, JOHNNY, PATSY.
HOLMES, MARY =, In loving memory of
who passed away eight years ago today
January January 80. 1913
Though on ear earth you %Ot are re'n no more.
stu In memory you are with US.
AZ you always were before.
DAUGHTERS. FANNIE PARKER, SARAH
apTE AMr re ;,,GH!A1NDGHILDREN AND
- onIn : -onaHASh lLDnEN: --...---------.--
JONES ON ST. G S;s se In Toying mem
JONES, who passed away six Mars
aso today, January 80. 1880.
Loving memories never die
As yeats 30 on and days pass ny;
Although lifes sun for each must set,
She, whom we loved, we will never
FORGET ov,,, .,,,,,r,
---Lo NiN0 ChlhDhEN.
LUCAS. JOSEPH N. In loving memory
OF my dear husband, jOsEpH N
LUCAS, who departed this lite twenty
wears ago today January "a 1885
A sorrow too great to be told:
But to me, who loved and lost you.
aouE memory VIII never grow old
HIS LOVING WIFE. CARRIE LUCAS,
TAGLEENTE. ANNA. " call for the
prayers OF ali those who have known
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Mrs. Carrie Lenders,
1857 Pioneer in West
SAN FRANCISCO Ham en-

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 80 (P).
Carrie M. Landers. who
crossed the Isthmus of Panama
on a mule while coming to Cali
fornia SO years ago, died Satur-
day after long illness. She
was 101.
Born in New York. she was the
widow of William j. Landers. an
insurance man who died in 1908.
She had lived in the Bay area
communities of Martinez and
San Jose before coming to San
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1n Mriitnrtant

BEVERLY. RICHARD n. AND CORA p.
In fond memory Of our beloved parents,
RICHARD H.. eighteen years ago, Janu-
airy .s, LAS. and CORA r. sixteen
They are not dead; they live in the
hearts Of those they have left behind.
Loved and remembered always
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CEMETERY LOTS

w1sHTNGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
wsa border lots Section a. will sacri-
Ace FA. 2-3g31 II
GRAVEs in wash. Memorial Gem Singles
or family plots Hebrew faith. Reason
able. BOX AID. Star. 81
OWNER LEAVING AREA=--Must sell 4;
Esmstery Valued $500 best offer over
SOB. Mr.. HE1oHAM. WA 1910
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- s III b f iP:s'a1 P:''' 6sls q
M No; at the union once
1908 st. NV, at LIS pm
N~ On Tuesday. January 81
!N0BoT1 ON. Members who wish to
-. EDWARD r BEST Pfesident.
ROY T, DEAN. Secretary. 80
hI& NlNGBOTTOM, WILLIAM. A spe-
"a sisl communication Of Ar
A ]! q; =:
~ at the funeral Of Brother
member Of Acacia Lodge No. 43O, A. r
J. C, HUTCHINSON.
p. o. SHEPHERD. Jr., Secretary.
HOLMES, FRANCES ELIzABETB. Or
ehs siiz2shfEaTaHI' H is MesS Of fRS az
Westminster st NV. wife OF the lat,
Robert Z; Holmes mother Of ,Erlens
Holmes Chisolm and grandmother Of
two great-srandchildren Grant Holmes
Chisolm and Charles Neal Bland ir.
s sad other relatives and friends. Aitsl
dence; Requiem mass win be cele.
brated at 10 am. Tuesday, January
81 at st. .AuguStine's Catholic Church
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE, Inc. 80
JENNER. JULIA JANE. On Saturday
January %, 1856, JULIA JANE JEN.
NER OF 1902 Maple Ridge I'd. Be.
thesda, Md, beloved wife OF the lat,
Dr.. Norman r. Jenner sister of Mrs
Arthur q Ftcklen and Miss Rowena
Alexandria, Preston Carter and Law.
renee w. Alexandria. Friends are in.
yited to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home OF Robert A
Pumphrsy; Bethesda. Nd; where Ssr yy
Tgary At ,io;5J am. 1ntsrmsn'
JOHNSON. THOMAS, JR. On Saturday
son. IT, 81 81 i$iS RHODE isI.nS ave
johnson. father Of Mrs. CAROLYN ,
Rachel Johnson Of New orleans, La
Also surviving are a sister. Mrs Mildred
johnson OF New Orleans. La. one aunt
| Mrs. Carrie Nelson OF Pass Christian
Miss, and other relatives and man!
| friends. After IL noon Tuesday friend
| are invited to call at the MCGUIRE Flu
neral Home, 1870 9th st. NV Requiem
| mass will be celebrated at 10 am
| Wednesday, February !. At 81. Angus
| tines Catholic Church. 18th st. betweei
| r and 8 SITS, NV. Interment MI Olive
| Cemetery. nos Angeles. Calf, and New
Orleans. La, papers please copSJ 81
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FUNERAL DESIGNS.


GEO. c. SHAFFER. INC.
v.xpressiye Floral Tributes, Moderate
nTjees Open daily sun. holidays Phone
nyders also accepted, $50 70 Q pm week
otehts 200 1Ath 81 NV MA a-010e
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RALPH j. Comrades of
Gen. M. Emmett Urell Camp.
No. 2. q. 8. W. w.. will as
semble at the Simmons Bros.
Funeral Home. 1851 Good
Hope I'd. Sc, at . pm,
January 81. for services for
our late comrade. RALPH j.
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Lodge No. II. r, a. A, NJ,
are requested to attend the
funeral OF our late Brother
JOHN Z. KING, on Wednes-
day. February /. 1856, At
l pm. al Zion Baptist
Church. 337 r St. s,w.
ST E. TINNEN. W. Master.
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DAVE, MARGARET r. on SATURDAY,
January IS, 1856. at Leland Memorial
Hospital. MARGARET r DAVE OF
wife, of the late Robert L. Davie. ST..
mother Of Robert L. Davie, jr.. grand-
mother OF William Rollins Davie and
great grandmother OF Denise Davie.
Home sa4th st. and Mass. ave, ne. until
10 pm Monday. January 80. Services
and interment oxford. N. C. 30
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gratha

JOHNSON, THOMAS. yR. Columbia
IhsA Lodge No. IS; B. o. Z
; J:
pm. Elk Home, 3ul Rhode Island
ave. NV. Elk service January 81,
1855. at $40 pm, from the MCGUIRE
funeral Home. 1879 9th st. nv:
EVERETT l.. COOPER,
CHARLES w. ROBINSON
Exalted Ruler.
Iona MILLER. on Pri-
day. January % 1856, At Montgomery
S SGlnix kEPEiSaER hG seloSed VIE q
Fred Chapman KeplinseL and sister
% u m5s E Howard f f. E.a hr and d0s
can al the Bethesda Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home Of Robert A. Pumphrey
Bethesda Nd; where services VII OS
pm. Interment Rockville Union Gene
terry. So
KRAUsS. CHARLES. On Saturday. jan
uary IS. 1856, at Arlington Hospital.
s snanA St, Ariinstoa, Va. lie Is sur:
vived by his niece, Mrs. Mary Preston
SlpUeI, Okc uCptNNs Soaih
ton. Friends may call at the ives Fu-
neral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd. Ar
lington, where funeral services will be
held on wednesday. February 1. at 2
pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. III
KING, DEACON JOHN Z. On Saturday.
January IS, 1906. at Providence Hos
pital DEACON JOHN E, KING Of 026
Irving st. NV. formerly OF l21 18th ST.
ne. beloved husband Of the late Bertha
King and father of Mrs. vermal Glenn
ents, Mrs Prudell Mcdonald. Mrs. lzetta
Mobley. John E.. IT., and Harry KING
He also is survived BY ten grandchildren
two Observation-Disclosures and host OF
other relatives and friends, Remains
may be viewed after ) pm. Tuesday,
January 81, at 626 Irving ST. NV, until
9 am. Wednesday, February |. thence
to lie in state from 10 am, TO l pm
Wednesday, February L. at lions Bap.
tisl Church, F st. between :ird and 4th
SITS s.w, where funeral services will
be held at | pm. Reverend A. Joseph
Edwards ofieiatinR ARRANGEMENTS by
Barnes a. Matthews, 81
KING, JOHN Z. All members OF Ionic
n Lodge No. II. P. d A. M.
"a are requested to attend the
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dsy Jsnnsrv ,u5H ~ T.. V Si,,g,no
Pine Nursing Home, WILLIAM HICK-
1kGBOITOM OF III g. Irving st. Ar
ling beloved husband of Annie Jane
HickinRbottom father OF Earl Kicking
A, Hickinsbottom OF Arlington. He Is
also survived by one sister. Mrs. Eva
Merrick OF Brantford. Ontario. Canada,
and one granddaughter. Mrs. Elaine
Illumination of Bellwood, III. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2s4T Wilson blvd. Arlington, where
funeral services will be held on Tues.
day, January 81. at pm. Interment
Columbia Gardens Cemetery. 30
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January 70 1856. GATHERING II,
MTLSTEAD OF Indian Head, Nd. wife
OF the ate Vivian Milstead, mother
OF AIRS Ella Huffman. Mrs. Ruth
Comstock. Mrs Naomi Kline OF Indian
Head. Md; Mrs. MYRTLE Byram OF
Washington. d. C; j, Earl Milstead OF
Indian Head, Md. and Everett Y. Mil
stead of DAYTON, Ohio. Funeral from
the Arehart Funeral Home. Inc. La
Plata. Nd. on Wednesday. February ],
at i:30 pm Services at the NaZarene
Church, Indian Head. Md, at pm
Interment Nazarene Cemetery, Pisgah'
Md. 81
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FLEMING. RAYMOND r. on SATURDAY.
January e; 1926, At Suburban Hos
pitaL RAYMOND r FLEMING OF l3029
loved husband Of Hazel l. Fleming,
father Of James r. Fleming, Mrs. Betty
E. Fowler, Margie Raye. RAYMOND e.
Miss Linda and Sharon Fleming. and
brother Of Frank H. Fleming and Mrs
Robert r. Robey OF Purceilville. va:
Mrs. Robert Valosio, Annandale Va.
and Mrs. Richard Moran OF Washing
ton, D. c. Services at the s. H Hines
Co. Funeral Home 1901 l4th ST. NV,
on Tuesday. January II, at / pm.
parking facilitiest. inteYment Ar
iineton National Cemetery.
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Chula

Mr. and Mrs w H. Nolan, for
iuerly Of Chula. who now live in
Bayside. spent week with her sis
ters, Mrs. Thomas Beasley and
Mrs Muncie Dodson They visited
many friends while here
Mr. and Mrs T c. Beasley and
Mrs Nolan spent the night recently
with the S. B. Allen family in Lynch
burg
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nj. Dodson spent
last week end with their daughter.
Mrs. j. N. Russell. and family. in
Richmond, Sunday. Sudrey Dodson,
OF Colonial Heights. and Aubrey and
Ramona had dinner with the Rus
sell family
Blanton Felts spent last week end
with her aunt. MS Mae Tenser. of
Midlothian
Mrs Clare Alice Mccormick and
children, OF Richmond. spent the
week with har family. Mr. and
Mrs. P. w Barnard.
s. L. Nelson broke and fractured
| several ribs recently when he was
thrown from road machine
The announcement of Roy Earn
est Cornelius marriage to Joyce
Lorraine Booker. Of Pensacola. Fla
/ has been received by relatives anC
friends in this community He is
the son Of Mrs. Lois Wagner Cor
nelius, formerly Of Chula, and nov
of Oklahoma City. Okla.
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HELP WANTED

FAMILY OF TWO with nice
home located in Roanoke. wants
a man and wife, middle age or
under The man to drive family
car. keep UP the lawn. and assist
in heavier homework: his wife to
cook and do general houseWork
Good living quarters furnished:
living room, bath. bedroom. Good
position for right parties. Write
Help" Care Pc Box 1880. Roa-
noke, Va l0-l6-lp
EXPERIENCED MAN in dairy
so milk COWS, three family farm.
wages liberal, time off for vaca-
ton. 6 room house. garden milk
other benefits. Give age. educa-
ton, experience. children. refer
ence. No alcohol w B. Blanton
West Hill Farm, Charles Frldley
Mgr, r. /. Cumberland. Va.
lo-16-2t
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LOST AND FOUND

HOUNDS Two black and tan
beagle hounds lost Friday Sept.
% near Willis Mt Reward Noti-
fy J f, Blake, Phone 1918, Cook
Supply Co. Falmville. l0-9-1t
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FOR RENT


APARTMENT unfurnlshed.
conveniently located to Main ST
Rent reasonable Apply Green
Front store, Farmville. l0-16-8t
aoAPTMFNT down stairs, front
and back rorch. hot and cold
water furnished J c. Collins.
phone 4. l0-lb-3p
APARTMENTS one furnished,
nrivata entrance. first floor I'M
furnished. oil heat 703 OK st.
Call Richmond 3-8ll0. l0-l6-4p
APARTMENTS. 2 rooms furnish
ed. 316 S. Main ST. l0-l6-3p
------ - -
HOUSE. rooms Phone Farm
VILE 475M. l0-12-2t
. SECOND FLOOR sp~ce in fire
proof building on West ,th'r6
street FORMERLY occunieT by radio
station WHO Available immedi-
otAlv Contact T. w. Bloomfield
Phone 1893 4-l7-tf
-~- ~--~---~ --~
+ SIX ROOM apartment on High
st. unfurnis7'od second floor,
heat furnished. Phone 1863. 10-2tf
/. APARTMENT Furnished apart
| ment. , bedrooms. living room
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FOR RENT

TWO APARTMENTS two and
four rooms furnished. Mrs. L. l.
Green. Longwood Ave. Call 587W
after 5 O'Clock. l0-l2-tf
APARTMENT water and heat
furnished See Lewis Treas. Phone
b64W l0-124l
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FOR SALE


ANTIQUE GLASS moon and
star pattern. Lanscott Gift Shop.
l0-l6-lp
WHITE Enamel Home Comfort
$3.50. Good selection of wood
and gas ranges $3.50 up. Hodges
& Dowdy Furniture Co.. phone
81 l0-l6-1t
SPICE new bedroom suite. wal
nut. maple or mahogany $3.50.
See our good Simmons inner
spring mattress, $3.50, Hodges
& Dowdy Furniture O.. phone 81.
l0-l6-lt
BIRD FEEDERS red
wood Lanscott Gift Shop.
l0-l6-lp
IRON SAFE with combination.
filing cabinets. office desk $50. so,
, Warm Morning large size coal
stoves. Hodges & Dowdy Furni-
ture Co, phone 81. lO-16-1t
1851 FORD TRUCK speed
transmission. stake body will sell
at sacrifice price. Hodges & Dow
dy Furniture Co.. Farmville. Va.
l0-16-l
-~~~~~~ ~~~ :
HAY for sale Mrs. C. H. Ruck-
er. Prospect, Va. 10l6-lp
KELVINATOR automatic washer.
Perfect condition. Used months.
Price SITS. l0-16-2t
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Household Hint

Cut flowers will keep longer II
the leaves below the water are re-
moved. Decaying vegetable mat
ter will poison the water.
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NOTICE

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| WILL NOT be responsible for
debts other than those made BY
me. T j. Catlett, Dillwyn, Va.
l016-4p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-16
SERVICES

SHOE REPAIR have opened
my shoe shop at Cumberland
Court House. Ali business will be
appreciated Charles (Doc)
Mooref1eld. l0-a-3p
HARRIET Beauty Shop Is open
Tuesday through Saturday 9 a. m.
to 6 p m. Lucille Wood, manager.
l0-5-4D
)ITCHINC Jet un dig your
bitches septic tanks. etc nv ma
chine. especially designed for that
purpose Rural work solicited
Quincy Plumbing and Heating
Phone ABB Farmville Va 4-2l-tf
G. E. TELEVISION sales and
service. Hotpoint appliances sales
and service Motley Hardware
Co.. 1873 and 231 Main St phone
258 or 302, Farmville. Va. 9-I4-tf
LAUNDRY-will do washing in
my home. Any type laundry, dres-
Ses. uniforms. shirts, etc Contact
Carrie w. Dean. U. S. Route $50,
Prospect. Va. 10-l6-1p
SCHOOL WORK DIFFICULT?
/ Will coach high school or college
subjects. Harry Lancaster, Jr.
403 High, Farmville. Phone 3l9R
l0-l6-lp
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-16
G L A s S IFIED S
FOR SALE

TWIN Burner super flame up
right Oil heater, like new Suit
able for heating rooms. $85. T
w Smith, TIP Longwood Ave
phone 655-M 9-5-tf