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w gda.sIsis p,,S VILLAGE da6IE.i tn.
on Isl fir. a s6-ft. Nv. rm.. i5xis
din. rm.. 1lxl9 kitchen with
peamed ceiling. fireplace and eye
level range built into brick wall.
hedrnl. and. bath. side screened
rms. and an lS-ft. den with fre-
place attic fan full bsmt lot
over "a acre Price, S2n.40O. z.
= BLANCHARD. REALToR. Ju.
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ROCKVILLE, west end--Roomy, g.
bedrm. home. S1I,95O. Firepl., lge.
kit. expan. TO 4th bedrm.. level lot,
good area. VIII GI or non-Vet as
sumo AZ loan with nominal cash
ana payments OF S66.55 per mo.
Mrs. Dean, Pc. 2-2554. COX a. Co,
INC Oh a.IE1o
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

LOVELY 2-bedrm. rambler. 3a36 ist
81. s.w., at South Capitol and
hNiehol.. ave. priced for quick sale.
TY Co, HU. 3-s941. RIA. 3-O277.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
coLoRED
NEW IISTING

1850 PARK RID. N.w.-suit. for
large family; semidet brick Six
bedrms.. 2lz baths. reception hall,
liy. rm., din. rm., kit, front and
This home IS in good cond. 10 IN
spect. call Mr.. MAY. EN- 3-7s49.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
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$495 DOWN

OVER Mr.. s. CAP. AND MD. LINE.
Assume big CT loan (G1 or NON-GIJ
7Semidet. 6-year -old. 6-roOm brick;
"a baths, full basement. off street
parking. Sure, we're practically Civ
ing you the toint--so come and get
It. Mr.. Kitchens. ATLAS REALTY
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oTHER GOOD LIsfINos
REALTY. Inc.

s 8s' 1873 Coed HePs p. 81.
ia lisii S.a'i ID. ZOO. 70. s.ss5s.
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hUCNFILLE--3-bed nome; full
din. rm.; huge lot. VA appraised
$lo300. To 9 vet with so down
and payments Of S6s per mo. Mr..
Barton, Oh. 2-1613. COX q CO.,
INC.
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SILVER sPRING-open i to sos
buckingham dr;-Custom built;
to lovely recr. rm., garage: high
EOS. Out Piney Branch I'd, left
on, Old Bladensburg I'd, right on
buckingham dr.. A. CLARKE, JU.
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NEW RAMBLERS
ONLY 2 LEFT
OPEN SAT.-SIIN 12-k

LOWEST PRICE IN d. g.
Only s16.950; brick. 3 bedrooms.
fun bsmt. with sliding glass doors
to concrete patio.
DIRECTIONS to 1909 saith ri.
Sc: Pa. ave. sc. to MINI. ave, left
70 Mass. ave. to saith pl. and open
house.
sT. 3-7266 RIA. s-2190
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ROCKVILLE, Sl2.5 $500 down
non-Gl, S92 mo. incls. all Charm
ing 3-bedrm. rambler: dining area,
full bsmt. with outside entr.: An
chor-te FENCED yard; mr.. park and
cox & co. INC.
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Colored-BROKERS COOP
MOSTLY VACANT. POSSESSION
1910 PARK road; IL rms. 3 bed
rooms: $1,000.
l4I4 Delafield place; detached
brk.; 2 rms. . bedrms.: SlS.950.
4417 7th street NV; rms, /
bedrms.: S12.50O.
45I 18th street ne: 2 families:
S12. 300: terms.
1913 L street ne; rms: cor
ner; $3.50: vacant.
1914 W street NV; $500.
All above financed. small cash:
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$I4,75O-6-room. cen-
ter. hall brick Colonial, mr., shop
ping. schools and wonderful neigh.
bors firepl. many bulletins, and
shaded yard Open 1-6. 2700
Elnora. OWNER. 10. b-1bl3.
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ROCkvILLE--Roomy 3-bedrm. ram
bier, yrs. old; fun bsmt.: $4,000.
Cor. lot, 2 blks. to school and
transp. To q vet with SO dn. Mr.,
Barton, OIL. 2-1613. cox a. CO,
INC
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WHEATON-sILvE sPR., s13,95
to Sl7,SO0. We have several 3.
bedrm., all-brick ramhlers with ini
can assume Al or 4laee financing
with o modest DIN. pynnt. 10 inspeeE
call 10. 5-36SS. SUBURBAN
npnpERTIES
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AREA--Non-GI special.
interest principal, taxes and in
surance. Balance in one trust; At
tractiVc 3-bedrm. rambler, dining
area, full basement, carport; fenced
yard. Near schools and churches.
STGLER & CO, Md 10. 4-S3a3.
HTS. SI3. 20O-3-bedrm.
brick: liv rm,. picture wlnaoW.
sep. din. rm., equiu. kit. End n;
3 hedrms, and bath, bsmt.. rec.
excel. cond, CT or non-Gl. walk
to st. GATHERINGS and Highland
schools. GIDEON c. JOHNSON, 10.
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MD.-80-ft. 'front.'; well
handicapped; yrs. old: 2 bedrms,
MENT: 2 lovely baths; modern
kitchen; many. many features full
price $3.50 GI loan Of 10000
at Sl02 monthly LANE PASTOR,
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ROCK CREEK HILLS, imposing brick
rambler on beautifully Handicapped
site. formal dining room. modern
Kitchen with breakfast area, 3 twin
sized bedrooms. . baths. recreation
room. maids room with bath IN
basement. 2 car garage. S35, 800.
korzendorfer. OIL. 4-S1l1 til ..
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WHEATON--Sl4 900. ST 900 down;
3-bedrm. brick rambler; liv rm.,
din. L, bsmt.. rec rm.; washer;
screened front porch, blk TO
school BONAN g. FOGARTY, 10.
5~505J or ,JU 5-7094
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SILVER SPRING bedroom brick;
ny. rm. with firepl., sep. din. rm.,
iuiI 6 o dble. lot, Sl6.950. Open
Forest Glen I'd. TO Burnett ave
and Open" sign, CALDWELL
REALTY. Realtors. JU. i-6622
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down and SIT
mo. to non-vet buys. this lovely z
equipped kit; vacant; MR.. FRANK.
10. 4-70sQ .----.----------
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Northeast Area
1919 and 1921 10th NE

Ultramodern. 6-rm., brick
homes; large front porches.
Ia baths. patio. full bsmt.;
fenced yards. Wonderful buys.
Near eth st. and South Ds-
kOta ave
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WHEATON. $1,000 DOWN TO NOM
VETS; assume CT loan payments
lower than rent---Very desirable B.
bedrm brick rambler; GE kitchen,
full bsmt.: walk TO all schools. 10.
5-36Ss, SUBURBAN PROPERTIES.
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WHEATON-oniy $4,000 for this
spic-and-span, :}-bedrm. home; full
din. rm., fenced I'd. Win GI or
non-yet with small amount cash
can assume present loan with
5-IR1a. coz A. co. IN-- 80
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SILVER SPRING. .g2Ii Chenille I'd.
Owner transferred. must sci
attractive 6-rm, -and-bath Colonial.
2 screened porches: fun bsmt; Gas
neat: fenced lot. Asking SIS. 500.
WA, 7-500Oi
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VIERs MILL VILLAGE---Ro DOWN
PAYMENT. Non-GI. $50 mo-. incl.
all, on this cute 2-bedrm. bungalow;
full bsmt.; fenced yard; mr.: school,
bus, stores; $4,000. Mr.. Norheim,
HE. 4-25l0. cox &c CO.. INC. JU.
b-01T5
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ROCK CREEK HILLS-3 and A.
bedroom ramblers and split levels;
$4,000 TO S47,500. Low as SIS
200 down. JAY WoHLFARTH. oil.
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TAKOMA PARK; 81. 500--Nr. d. c.
busline. stores, schools; older-typ,e.
out, in good cond.: firepl., center
entr., fun bsmt.: Diet. garage; level
lot, 70xl9O; nice residential area.
M; Norhsim' HE' 1910 COX
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WOOD ACREs--Immaeuiate 3-bed-
rm. home. ideally situated on beau
tiful tree-shaded lot; features den,
garage, porch, rec. rm.. aH-elec.
kit, fenced yard. storm windows
throughout Priced mid-20s. Mr..
Coleman with THOS. H. RYON,
WO. 6-t73l. Sunday and eves.,
OIL. B-3924
4 -BEDRM BRK., ciose-in---Finishe
rec. rnl., side porch; Si5. 300 or
best offer; Oh apprs. SIG 2bQ Mr..
Dickson, WOODBRIDGE REALTY
co, NO. 7@T2O3
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Induces taxtr and inSufancs Al
most neN. f-rm. ssmidef brick p9r.
90 m , ssini nalrtiailJ nnial ~,
B-AS6S.
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ROCKVILLEi Open Sun. 2-5, iI02
Highwood rd.--First Offering; g.
hedrm; rambler. ga years old
large kit; 5000 down to a vet OF
non-vet can assume present 4ises
loan, Out Wis. ave, right on Ed
monston at Shell station, right on
Lewis, left on Highwood to ITO.
and sign. Mr.. Hoag, Pc. 1900.
cox a. CO., INC. OIL. 2-lB13
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yIERS MILI-Immac,, 2-bedrm.
bsmt bungalow, fenced: $lg5: dn.,
nmnSHHsNsnN. Vii 6a2aa} D y
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WHEATON = siO.g5O. $3.50 down
9-bedrm. Colonial: sep. din. rm..
fuii bsmt exit: mr.. Wheaton and
ST. GATHERINGS School. Immed
possession BONAN a. FOGARTY.
IN h-E05a mr. III 5-y0od
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WESpMORELAND Hills = New,
Seven rooms, rs baths, garage,
porch, level lot. OPEN Q til dark.
52l4 Falmouth rd.; Iattrac. terms,
trades considered. W, CLIFFORD
SHERTzER. OIL. 6-S342. OIL.
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WHEATON, S295, MOVE M bed
room brick: din. rIn.. full bsmt.;
semidet. Payments like rent. 10. D.
1888, SUBURBAN PROPERTIES.
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WHEATON, by OWNER--2-bedrm.
home. tile Kit. tile bath: land
scaped. level. fenced yard; full
bsmt. comb. alum. scr. and storm
doors and windows. Can 10.
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WHEATON; sl6.000--3 -bedrn. brick
rambler; firepl., din. rm., full bsmt.
Assume S12,500 loan. AZ. 10. g.
1858. SUBURBAN PROPERTIES.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-25

Rev Alvin Smith will conduct
preaching service in AppomattoX p
f Church Sunday moring at IL
O'Clock.
The young people to the church
motored to Richmond last Sunday
night to hear DR.. Billy Graham.
The Young Adult Group of Apo
mattox Church met at the church
last Sunday night Mrs Inez Tus-
can led the program, The Face of
Jesus. The group enjoyed special
singing by Mr.. and Mrs Earl Moore
Mrs Claude Slayton and Mrs. Paul
johnson.
Friends here extend their SYM
pathy to Mrs. Charlie Rucker in her
bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Booth. of
Roanoke. are visiting their brother
in-law and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. L. l..
SiH'pson. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Kelsey
have announced the birth of a son
PhlIander.
Mr.. and Mrs Woodrow Townsend
Rave announced the birth of
daughter, Pamela Jean.
Mrs. U l.. Hudson and little Bren-
ga Fay spent Mothers Day with
her son the Rev Virgil Hudson. at
Richmond.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-25
John w. Glover, IS
AndersOnville, Dies

Funeral services for John
Wootson Glover. 66, Buckingham
county farmer who died Monday.
May 2l at his home near Ander-
sonville. were held Wednesday at
Bethel Methodist Church at $50
p. m. Interment. with Masonic
rites, was in the church cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Lucy Agee Glover: four daugh-
ters. Mrs. Calvin Morris and Mrs
Arlis Maxwell, of Appomattox,
Mrs. CANINE Ellis and Mrs. Ker-
NIT Cooke, of Richmond; five
sons. John E. Glover. OF Appomat-
tox. Lewis T. Glover, of the U.
S. Air Force. Richard E. Glover,
of Andersonville. Robert A. Clio
yer, of Lynchburg, and Harold w.
Glover, of the U. S. Air Force;
two brothers. T. A. Glover. of
Richmond. and M. A. Glover, of
Appomattox. and Ia grandchild-
rem.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-25
Soutl lside Hospital
PATIENT LIST

vile, girl, May Is.
Mr. and Mrs W. W. Towsc4d
Farmville, girl, May Il.
Mr. and Mrs c p Parker Crewe
girl May II.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Upton, Aa-
Jacksonville. girl, May 10.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond KELSEY
Farmville. boy NAV l8
Mr. and Mrs. " f Segrr. brakes
Branch. boy. May l.
MIR and Mrs NJ L JeEn!u"s
Grove. girl. May %.
Colored Patients
Ann Marshall, Charlotte c II.
William Wilson. Blackstone Gar
land Cousins. Burkeville: A ma
Craig, Kenbridge: Betty Arnlistcad
Farmville: Lee Duncan, Burkcvillr.
Fleming Hobson, Cumberland,
Colorcd Births
Sallie and John Giles Chase City.
twin boys. May IS
Lola and Robert Page Cyewe,
boy, May H.
Bernice and Otis Meeks. letters
vile. boy May II.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-25
Patients Admitted

Miss Susan Moncure, Blackstone
Miss Lenette Simpson, Farmville
R. T. Jones. Farmville; Mrs J E
Easter, Farmville: Mrs, Robert
Goodrich. Farmville; Dr. j B.
Smith, Keysville: Mrs. Edna Ston-
nell. Cartersville Herbert Coving-
ton. Farmville; Charles Johnson
Victoria: Mrs s. H. Rice. Crewe
Walter H. Cumby. Crewe.
Mrs. c. G. Herdon. Skipwith :.
Roy Smith SAKE: A. F. Gerard,
Farmville: W. H. Armistead, Green
Bay. Mrs. c. c. Dodd. Jr.. Cerwe
Mrs. Tom jenkins. Green Bay:
James Hazelwood. Chase City; Mrs.
l.. c. Tanner, Victoria: A G. Neal,
keysville: Robert Daniel. Crewe
Walker Burley. Farmville; Miss
Mary Inge. Victoria.
Robert jenkins. Green Bay: J. A.
Bradford. Victoria; Russell Joyce
Jetersville: Mrs. j T. Moody. Farm
vile: R. PIP Briefly. Farmville:
David Watkins. Jr.. Charlotte c. H.;
Mrs. R. W. Pryor, Richmond: Mrs.
Charlie Glenn, Farmville: Gather
Stanton. Spout Spring: Mrs S. L.
Ward, Keysville: Earl Blair. Louis
lille Ky: Mrs L. G. Hooe. Car
tersville Mrs j. P Fitzgerald.
CreWe
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hubbard.
Farmville. boy. May l6.
Mr. and Mrs. E W Weston.
Chase City. boy, May l5
Mr. and Mrs W P Hay Farm
vile. girl, May Is.
Mr. and Mrs, H c. Owen. Farm
vile, girl, May l6.
Mr. and Mrs. w. C, Layne. Farm
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-25
Sandy River

Mrs. Bruce Winters and son. of
warsaw. are guests this week in the
homes Of MIR. and Mrs. Billy Bass
and W B. Bass.
Mr, Ann Stokes. Of Kenbridge
spent FriCay visiting Mrs. Tom Viii
Sor.
Mrs Tom Jenkins is patient in
Sor.hsife Hospital
MI and Mrs. c. l.. Jones. Jr.. and
son, spent Sunday visiting his par
cltS at Wellville
Mrs. Clark Garrett attended the
flneras Of her aunt, Mrs. Sterling
Diggs. ia Charlottesville. on Satur-
day
Tore jenkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Hat
cher Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Farmer were dinner guests
Sunday OF Mr., and Mrs. Herman
jenkins in Farmville.
robert jenkins fell and broke his
arm Saturday He will be in the
Soutl.S!de Hospital for several days.
M. and Mrs. Clark Garnett visi-
tee MIR and Mrs w. L. Vaughan on
Sunday
Mrs. Edward Garnett and Sandra
and David. of Blackstone. visited
Mr.. and Mrs Clark Garnet Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. R. r Carlton. of St, Step
nen's Church, and Mrs. j W. Long
est of Ellerson. were visitors Sun
day of w E Bradshaw
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-25
p. M. Amos Rites
Sunday Afternoon
At Fitzgerald Church

Funeral services for Poindexter
Mosby Decker Amos, So. who
died unexpectly Thursday, May
II. while en- route by car to Wash
ington from his home at Rich
mond, were held at Fitzgerald
Baptist Church at Cumberland at
3 p. m, on Sunday. Interment was
in the cemetery at the family
home in Cumberland. The Rev.
T. P. Reynolds officiated.
He had spent all of his life in
Cumberland where he was a
restaurant operator. until 1899
when he moved to Richmond. He
was the son of the late Edward
Holman and Mary Nash Dowdy
Amos. natives of Cumberland
county.
Surviving are his second wife
at Richmond; three sons, Edward
Amos. Of Cleveland. Ohio. P. M.
AMOS. Jr.. of Granite Falls, N. c..
and William w. Amos, of Rich
mond: two step-daughters, Mrs.
Alma Holt and Mrs. Eula C. MOL
tee, OF Richmond; a brother. T..
O. Amos, of Richmond; seven sis
tiers, Mrs. Lucy Smith. of Lenoir,
N. c.. Mrs. Daisy Vogel. Of Car
tersville. Mrs. Bessie Brown, of
Cumberland, and Mrs. Ethel
VIM. Mrs. Florence Dunkum.
Mrs. Gladys DeJarnette and Miss
Ida Amos. all OF Richmond, and
six grandchildren.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-25
Personal W/enHon

Mrs. Virginia Hairless visited
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Marrs in Char
lottesville for the week end.
| Mrs c. l.. Wilson. of Crewe. and
Mrs. Kenneth Barnes. of Alexan-
dria. have been recent guests of
Mrs w. B. Bruce.
/ Miss Shirley johnson visited
her family in Bluefield, w. Va. re-
Gently.
| Week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Terrell were Miss
Shirley. of Longwood College. Mrs.
John r. wilson and the Misses
Edith, Lillian and Ethel Wilson,
all of Richmond.
DR.. and Mrs. Conrad Blackwell
attended the opening of Black
stone College as the new Metho-
dist Conference Center last Sun
day. They also attended the last
service of the Billy Graham
Crusade on Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Davis
have as their guests their daugh-
ter and son-in law. Mr. and Mrs.
Dean McOsker. and children.
Mike and Kathy, of Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. McOsker have just
returned from a visit with Nj.
McOsker's parents, in Wichita.
Kan.
Little Marie Doyne is to have
her tonsils removed on Friday at
the Southside Hospital She is the
daughter of MI and Mrs. J. T.
Doyne, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Covington.
Jr.. and daughter, Bobby, were
recent guests in Richmond CT Nj.
and Mrs. A. w Covington.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. McCraw are
expecting Mrs. McCraw's sister
and brother law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Coffman. of Harrisonburg,
for the week end.
l.. A. Snow is confined to his
home due TO sickness.
Mrs. Garland Cabiness had as
her recent guests her sisters.
Mrs. Charles Foulk, of Bloom
field, N j., and Mrs. " C. Glaze,
Roanoke.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-25
Charles II. Rucker
Rites Wednesday,.
Prospect Resident 50

Funeral services for Charles
Hylton Rucker. 81, one of Pros
poets Oldest citizens who died
Unexpectedly at his home Monday
May 81, were held at Prospect
Methodist Church Wednesday at
2:3O p. m. Interment was in the
church cemetery.
He was a native of Amherst
County, but had lived and farmed
IN Prince Edward County since
1909. He was a member of Pros
pect Methodist Church where he
had served on the board of Ste
wards for more than 40 years.
He is survived by his wife and
six nieces.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-25
Prospect News Events
Delegation inspired By Graham
Crusade Service DESPITE D0lunpOur

The Prospect delegation that went
by bus to Richmond ON Tuesday
evening Of last week to attend Billy
Graham's evening service reports
most interesting and inspiring
service in spite of showers of rain
during the sermon and a downpour
of rain Immediately after the bene-
dlction. There was scurrying for
shelter to cars and busses by the
1900 persons who were present.
The Prospect WSCS honored three
of its older members at the begin
ming of this year by naming the
three circles. which had been desig-
mated as "One. Two and Three"
Lillian Cocks Circle. Mary Rucker
Circle and Eta Glenn Circle. The
honor is appreciated very much
The Lillian Cocks Circle met Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock with Mrs.
Leslie Simps on. who is leader of
this circle. The Mary Rucker Circle
met with Mrs. Charlie Carson, lea
der. and the Eta Glenn Circle met
with Mrs j. F. Glenn, who is lea
der
Community SaddAned
Prospect community was sadden-
ed by the death of one Of its Oldest
citizens, Charles Rucker. which oc-
Cured at his home on Monday. May
81. Love and sympathy go out to
Mrs. Rucker and the Rucker fam
lily
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brisentine
and daughters. of Richmond, were
recent overnight guest of his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. R A. Brisentine
Mrs. R. B. Wilson. of Green Bay.
was a supper guest of her mother
Mrs. D. S. Glenn. on Monday even
ing.
Mrs. 0. P Farrar. who has been
hampered by sprained ankle the
result of dog fight for the past
week, has about recovered her
quick step, we are glad to report.
Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer. of
Green Bay were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J F.. Glenn, Monday
evening also Mr. and Mrs. Elliott
BOSWELL, of Burkeville The occasion
Was Mr. Glenn S birthday i
Mrs. R. B. Wilson and Miss Mary
Lou Raiford, of Green Bay. were
visitors in Prospect Sunday after
noon
Atavista Guests
Mr., and Mrs Max Patterson and
daughter. of Altavista spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Mr. and
MIS-. Emery Chick
Mrs. Thomas B. Hix was a guest
of her son and daughter in-law. Mr..
and Mrs Nelson Xix, during the
week end
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-25

Mis- Ira B!iStntinc is improving
af,el an operation in Southside Hos
pital Oh Thursday Of last week
Mrs r. A. BriSentine and Mrs,
Jack Jones attended the convention
for business and professional wom-
Ell held at Roanoke last week
Mrs Ida Andrews visited her
daughter in Charlotte County Mon
day and Tuesday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Noblin and
son. Ray, spent the past week end
In Gloucester visiting with their
daughter and son-in-law Mr.. ANA
Mrs. l.. ID. WoodsOn.
MI and Mrs w. H. Farmer, of
Richmond. were the Saturday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
Covington. Jr., at their home on
Park Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Tenknd, of
WayneSboro. were recent guests
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
A. Snow.
Mrs. S. c. Patteson, Mrs. j. H.
Clark and Mrs. Hugh Garnett
were visitors in Richmond on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Calvin Baldwin was d
visitor in Richmond on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Parkinson
have returned to their home in
Blackstone after spending several
days as the guest Of Mrs. Perkin-
SON. mother, Mrs. w. j. 3lcom-
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy. Chapman
will visit her sister, Miss Wilma
Smith. in Raleigh, N. c.. FOR the
week end.
Mrs. W. A. Chapman has re-
turned to her home after being
in Richmond for some time.
Mrs. J. w. Harper entertained
her bridge club on Tuesday night.
Mrs. Charlie johnson won high
score and Mrs. S. w. Putney Jr..
won second high.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cash will
leave on Saturday to spend
weeks vacation in Daytona Beach,
Fla. They will be accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Russell. of
Lynchburg.
Mrs. C. NJ Redd and Mrs. c.
L. Spurlock Jr., attended the
funeral of Mrs. Redd's sistel'. Mrs.
Walter Ward, in Keysvilla Oh
Mrs. Harold Covington and
and Mrs. c. NJ. Redd
spent Sunday in Nottoway c. H.
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Daniel and Mrs Pearl Daniel.
Mrs. W. L. Harding, Mrs.
Charles Hudson and children,
Tommy and Pam, of Richmond
visited Mrs. George johnson on
Mr. and Mrs c. L. Spurlock.
Jr., were week end guests in Rich
mond of his brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin E.
Spurlock. While there. they at
tended the Billy Graham service.
Little Donnie Kayton, son of
Mrs. jamie Kayton. is confined to
his home with measles.
Mrs. Howard Imboden ard
laughter Eleanor, of Pulaski have
oeen visiting Mrs. Shelton Unita-
ser.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-25
Spillman Brothers
Enlist For Special
Army Training

Albert and Wesley Spillman, OF
Route |. Farmville, have enlisted
for service under the Army spec
ialized training program, Recruit
ing Sergeant Joseph Takosh, has
announced.
Albert will undergo training i'll the
Army Welding School while Wesley
is scheduled for schooling n the
Transportation Corps
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-25

M and Mrs Marshall Huffman
And children visited relatives ir
Richmond last week end.
Mr. and Mrs l. A Woodbridge
visited their children in PeterSbure
and Richmond last week end
Friends here extend their sym
ra'hV 10 Mrs Robert Orange and
ohildre: IN their recent bereave
lnept
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-25

Mrs. w S. Hamilton visited
her mother and sisters in Rich
mond hospital
Mrs P A. Matthews and Miss
Rosa Allen visited friends ana
relatives in Richmond on sun
day. While there they attended
the Billy Graham service.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Blair and
children Betty and Charlie. were
week end guests of her mother.
Mrs c. T. Cartwright, in South
Norfolk