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ATTENTION
Investors and Realtors

1IlV6SJOTS dIIu RcdlCOFS
l32-acre tract fronting 4/l0 OF
a mile on Patuxent River. Easily
accessible and having topography
well suited to subdividing This land
Is elevated and slopes gently toward
the water. There is some excellent
beach area. Situated in st. Marys
County. $3.50 per acre. Approx. 1
hrs. drive from Wash,
BEACON REALTY CO.
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SPOT CASH
INVESTMENT PROP. FoR SALE
OUTSTANDING MODERN s-stori,

OUTSTANDING MODERN S-storiet
apt. BLDG: 2 automatic elevators
beautiful lobby. carpeted corridors
fully conditioned. Washineton'E
most popular area. Never a vacancy
since completion. Rarely is a bldg
fered for sale. Inquiries treated
with strictest confidence. Box SCR,
Star.
DOWNTOWN APT. and 2 ADJOINING
houses; 100000. FRANK M
DOYLE, Realtor, DI. 7-T965.
TWO BRK. BLDGs:, N:W:-Coloret
cash: rent. ST., $40. Yr. and /:
units, $67,506, ST.. 800 cash; rents
S1O,39S yr. Fine invests. Ali clear
no trades. OWNER. RIA. 3-1SS3.
INCOME PROPERTY on No. i hwy,
ya.-Restaurant. store, shop, Of
fices, 2 houses; city water an,
sewer: S39.95O. Bank will LOAF
$4,000. MR.. OLSON, WO. 6-3437
ROCKVILLE PIKE-I8O,O 900 so, II
Comm. Some apt. land. Best price
Terms. RASK, OIL. 9-9I77.
APPROXIMATELY 1876 ACRES, witt
located on Rappahannock River
Two lakes stocked with Ash.
Approximately 80 acres subdivided
Eighteen lots now sold.
Thirty. lots ready for sale.
Six cottages now, built by owners
Amissville. Va, IS miles from
100000. $4,000 cash.
For directions and information
phone ia. 4-l257, 8 through
weekdays.
SPECIAL BARGAiNS-Modern. de
tached, s-apt. bldg. Rents $4,000
5000 cash payment.
Upper n;w:-Small apt. bldg. Rem
- 500; $3.5Qo cash payment.
: kiveIdale, Md:-aDetached. 4-apt
1000 cash. Call
B. M. ODUM
pE 1E01a
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ia. $4,000

Or IA. 5-5035 After 2 PM.
SHANNON &LUCHS co.
Our 50th Anniversary Year"
2055 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
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ALMOST II ACRE-l00xi7O, Ievel
wooded lot, situated on paved
street with city sewer and water
only $3.50. BOWERS BROS. AP,
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LONG BEACH

Excellent opportunity for nstuta
wintertime purchaser; beautiful.
contemporary modern 2-h6droom
masonry cottage. Price only $500,
which includes runabout. motor and
house FURNISHINGS: living and din
ing rooms have large glass areas
overlooking Chesapeake Bay; lot
.75x100.
Also several other excellent buys:
/ to 4 bedrooms; inspect any day
or Sunday. For details. phone
Prince Frederick 30S-J, or write
M r. ROcKHILL, INC. st. Leon.
ard, Maryland.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
Gaithersburg Realty

ROCKVILLE AREA acres, with
road frontage; improved with 2
NORTH SIDE OF GATHERS
BURG ON RoUTE 24O.
Poplar 2-e442, oaithsrsburE 4O1
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FISHERS DISTRICT
BY Mrs. Nora Rust

The regular Sunday evening SER
vice will be held in Salem Metho-
dist Church in Pennington on Sun
o'clock. Rev. Bailey extends a cor
dial invitation to every one to at
tend.
There was a good attendance on
Sunday evening at Todd's Church,
when Missionary George Pigueron
of Wilmington, who has just re-
turned from his missionary work
through Central America, brought
the message and put on the screen
many interesting pictures taken of
beautiful churches, homes and
scenery where he visited and did
missionary work in Mexico, Costa
Rica and many other places while
on the tour. He was accompanied
on his missionary tour by three
other students of Asbury College,
who are also doing missionary
work Mr. Pigueron expects to
leave the first of the year to take
up missionary work in Cuba. Our
best wishes and prayer are with
him in his field of work.
Mrs. John Lloyd, Mrs. Clifton
Seely, Mrs. Richard Seely, Mrs. En-
ory Williamson and Mrs. Gordon
Warren attended a Group Home
Demonstration Club party repre-
senting Todd's Home Demonstra-
tion Club held III fredericksburg, on
Tuesday evening when about. one
hundred and fifty members of var
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Harrington on Thursday and called
on Mr.. Carl Hill and family. They
found Carl much improved and
looking forward to getting back on
his feet before too long. The girls
did bit of shopping and returned
to the Hatfields for lunch together.
Miss Lora Wise was a weekend
guest of Miss Ellen Hatfield One
of the highlights of the weekend
was rabbit-hunting iexpedition
with Big Brother Bill and Daddy
Jakel The girls took their cowboy
guns and a piece of celery to entice
the elusive bunny, but all they
report seeing was a wee cotton
tail going across the meadow.
The Sunshine Glass of the Green
wood Mthodist Church will have
their annual Christmas Party in
the form of a Turkey Dinner, on
December 18th in the Educational
Building. ALI members are urged
to come and bring their families.
The WSCS of the Greenwood
Methodist Church will have their
Christmas Party on Monday even
ing, December 10th in the Educa-
tiOnal Building. The program is
being planned by Mrs. Helen Work
man and Mrs. Anna Gibson and
her co-workers are planning the
dinner and decorations.
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Mrs. Edward Bailey at dinner on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dearman
have purchased a new Buick sedan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lloyd visited
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcdowell in
Bridgeville on Sunday afternoon.
We are very sorry to hear Mrs.
Mcdowell is quite i'll and is now a
patient in the Milford Memorial
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dearman
and Mrs. ]. w. Rust were guests of
Mr.. ard Mrs. Gus Lundell on We'd
nesday evening.
The Young Adults of Bethany
Church will sponsor a Christmas
party on Wednesday evening, De-
eember Il, at 7:30 o'clock in the
Fellowship Hall.
After spending a furlough with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Workman, Ensign Ralph Harmon
is now stationed on the Pacific
Coast. He made the trip by way of
Lexington, Va, visiting many in
teresting places of different states,
including California, where he Wis
tied at the home of an old friend
formerly of Greenwood, Mrs. Helen
Parker, who took him on a sight
seeing trip through Hollywood. He
was interested in seeing the pro-
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Allentown, Pa. Mrs Wroten was
a dinner guest of Miss Grace POr-
ter on Sunday evening.
Don't forget the chicken and
dumpling supper on Saturday,
December 8, in the Fire Hall. This
is sponsored by the Junior Glass
of Greenwood High School The
prices are s125 and rs cents for
children under II.
Mr.. William Henderson, County
Agent, of GeorgetowH and Allison
Davis of Greenwood are guests of
Bill Mitchell, Agronomist at the
University of Delaware, on Deer
Hunting expedition at the home of
Bills uncle in New Hampshire. No
word has reached us yet as to their
success, but we know they are hav-
ing a fine time of it anyway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Mcdaniel of
Newton Square, Pa, spent Sunday
with the Earl Hawks.
Mrs. Earl Hawks brother, Mr..
Fred Hallengren of Baltimore, her
sister, Mrs. James Fretterd of Dem
ton, and another sister, Mrs. Joe
Bailey of fredericksburg, visited her
on Sunday a couple of weeks ago
when she was quite i'll.
Little Carolyn Hawk has been
selected to play the part of a
bridesmaid in the Tom Thumb
wedding to be presented at the
Bridgeville High School, December
s, at SEQ p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brenon Jackson and
children Brenda and Bruce of Sea-
ford were Sunday dinner guests of
the j. Burton Carriers.
Mrs. George Pittman, accompanied
by Mrs. Jennie Closer, motored
to Baltimore on Sunday. Mrs.
Closer visited her son and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Buddy Closer, of
Dundock. Md, and Mrs. Pittman
visited her husband, George, Sr.,
who is doing nicely following an
operation on Friday in the Marine
Hospital in Baltimore.
Mrs. III. G. Nielsen of Staten Is
land, N. Y was a recent overnight
guest of Mrs. George Pittman, be-
fore going on to Norfolk to join
her husband who is captain of a
Gulf Shin.
Mrs. Iouise Pittman. Mrs. Julia
Davis, Mrs. Myrtle Calhoun and
Mrs. Elva Hatfield. motored to
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ious club were there. The evening
was full of fun and games. Mrs
John Lloyd was the lucky one to
win the door prize, beautiful tee
ter tray
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Kefauver
and family of Bridgeville were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mill
igan Snd son on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Charles Dearman is under
the care OF DR.. James White, sur
geon chiropodist, receiving treat
ment for a morton foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Zott, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Zott, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Bailey and Mrs. Teresa Cahall were
guests at a family dinner at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Saw
age at Green Ridge, Pa, on Sun
day, November 25, given in honor
of the 45th wedding anniversary of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz
Zott Congratulations and best
wishes for many more happy cele-
brations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Lundell were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs Rob
ert Nichols of Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Sharp and son
Clark Taylor, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowell Taylor and daughters were
shoppers in Milford on Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Bryan and daughters
and Charles Christopher were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Rob-
inson and family on Sunday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Zott entertain
ed Mr. and Mrs. John Lloyd, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Zott and Mr. and
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duction Of pictures and many other
during his three day stay there.
He then took in many beautiful and
interesting sights on his motor trip
up the west coast to Washington,
where he is stationed He is lucky
enough to have ore of his old bud
dies stationed with him. We are
sure he would appreciate friendly
message from his friends back
home, so his address is: Ensign
Ralph NJ. Harmon, USNR, POO
Room 119, MAS, Whidbey Island.
Oak Harbor. Washington.
Todds Home Demonstration Club
held their regular meeting on We'd
nesday afternoon in Todds Com
munity Building with Mrs John
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Lloyd as hostess.
Alva 0'Bier is still quite i'll in
the Milford Memorial Hospital.
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Bailey
and Missionary George Pigueran
of Wilmington. were supper guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith and
family on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tucker of
New Cast and Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Workman and son Of George
town were Sunday visitors OF MIR.
and Mrs. j. w. Rust.
Sunday evening services at Beth
any Brethren Church on Sunday
evening, December 9. will be in
charge of the women's work group.
Esther Grouse will be the speaker.
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GREENWOOD
BY Mrs. ElVa Hatfield
Phone Greenwood 1855

Greenwood Conservative
Mennonite Church
Bishop, NeVin Bender
Pastor Mark SWartzentruber
$3.50 a. M, Sunday School, Rob
ert Zehr, Supt.
10:30 a. m, Worship Service.
700 p. m. Evening Bible Meet
ing.
800 p. m, Wednesday Prayer
Meeting. Visitors welcome.
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Rev. Miss Eta NJ. ClOugh, pastor
1000 a. m, Sunday School.
1900 a. m, Morning Worship.
700 D. m, Youth Service.
1880 p. m, Evangelistic Service
Mid-week prayer service, We'd
nesday, 7:5 .. m.
Greenwood Methodist Charge
The Rev. Frank Bavnard, pastor
Greenwood Methodist Church
1000 a. m, Church School, James
Anthony, Supt.
11:00 a. m. Worship Service.
Grace Methodist Church
9:45 a. m, Worship Service.
HOO a. M, Church School, Mrs.
Mary Uhler, Supt.
Sc. Johnston
100 p. m, Church School, Jos.
Bostick, Supt.
200 p. M, Worship Service.
Revival services for the Green
wood Charge are still continuing,
held at 1880 in the Greenwood
Church. The evangelist, Mrs. Cor
eta Mason, will speak each even
ing except Saturday. Thursday is
Adult Night, ages As or older. Spe-
cial Music will be furnished by the
Methodist Chordettes, from Frank
ford. Friday will be Sunday School,
Officers and Teachers night and the
special music will be furnished by
the Mennonite Singers. On Sunday
the special music will be furnished
by the Misses Margaret. and Myrtle
Peterman and Miss Fave Draper
The WSCS of the Greenwood
Church will hold it's annual Christ
mas party and covered dish supper
on Monday evening. December 10
OF $3.50 in the Educational Bldg
Parents should bring gifts for their
own children with the child's name
upon it. Gifts for men and women
should be marked.
On the evening of December 1C
also the Greenwood Firemen and
Ladies Auxiliary will hold their
joint Annual Christmas party and
covered dish supper beginning al
$50 i'm the Fire Hail. Each person
will bring all exchange gift not tC
exceed about S100, and parents are
to bring a gift for their children
with the childs name upon it.
On the Sunday following Thanks
giving, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon War
ner entertained to turkey dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. George Zott; Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Zott and children
Thomas, Leonard and Nancy; Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Davis, Sr.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Davis Jr.: Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Warner and children
Linda and Susan and Mr.. Gordy
Warmers fiancee. Miss Jeanne
Homewood of Harrington.
On this past Sunday, the War
ner's guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Pierce of Pocomoke City
Md, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Schaefer of Seaford.
The Seaford Symphonic Choil
will present it's annual Christmas
concert on Monday evening. Dec
10, in the Seaford High Schoo
Auditorium, at S:15 D. m. The pro
gram will present Christmas Carols
apd also feature "Amahl and the
Night Visitors Those desiring
tickets contact Mrs. Mary Coulter
Greenwood 1852 or Mrs Kathryn
Compile. Greenwood 4R35. prices
$1.0O for adults and so cents fol
students. These fine artists are {
treat we will not want to miss a'
thew aeein give us veritable feas
of musiol
Mrs. s. 8. Wrotan had as Sunday
luncheon Puests her son and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs s. s. Stewart o.
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Foolish Speech yaIuabss

Democracy needs more free
speech, for even the speech of fool
ish people is valuable if it serves to
guarantee the right of the wise to
tak." David Cushman Coyle
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Four Injured
In Street BruwI

-Four persons were beaten with
. fence post and suffered knife
cuts In q brawl yesterday, and
four others were charged with
assault with a deadly weapon,
police reported.
None Of the eight would give
any explanation for the violent
encounter.
Police said the fight occurred
shortly after 5 am. in front Of
q house in the 1900 block of
Gales street NE. after a party.
Police listed these victims:
Nellie Smith. 80. Of 5527 Central
avenue Sc, and Clarence Young,
80, Of $40 l. street NE, both adj
mitted to~Casualty Hospital for
cuts and fence-post injuries,
neither in serious condition: Ca
mylla Smith. 81, of SOC Fourth
street Sc. and Abraham Smith,
30, of the Central avenue adj
dress. both released after treeat-
ment for cuts and bruises.
All are Negroes, as are the
following, who were charged:
Leroy McClendon, 80, of the 600
block Of Seventh street NE;
Ernest Draft. 26. Of the 100
block Of Independence avenue
s. E.; Eddie Dix. 40, OF, the 600
block Of Third street NE, and
Bernice Thurston, 81. OF the 24OO
block Of Twenty first place NE.
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Policeman Fined,
Restored to DUTY

A police trial board has re-
stored to duty Pvt. Dwayne
Smith Of No. 10 precinct but
fined the officer $3.50 on charges
which ranged from being under
the influence Of liquor when Oh
duty to refusal to respond when
questioned by q superior officer.
The charges came out Of an in
cident in q grill at 3424 Four
tenth street the night Of No
vember 10.
The trial also saw a statement
Of policy, drawn from the Cor
poration Counsel's once, in con-
nection with use Of the Fifth
Amendment in police trial board
proceedings.
An accused policeman, the
statement said. must take the
stand and testify. He has the
right to invoke his constitutional
privilege against self-incrimina-
ton when faced with a question
which he believes may be q link
In a chain Of evidence on which
he may be convicted in a criminal
court Of crime. But, the state
ment added. he may not refuse
to answer because such answer
might tend to convict him before
the trial board.
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'Army-Nuvy' Fight
Leaves SuiIor KO'd

Staging an Army-Navy tangle
all OF their own. two soldiers and
. sailor battled Friday night in a
night which ended with the sailor
unconscious and the two soldiers
charged with simple assault.
Police said the fight started
outside a tavern in the 1900
block Of New York avenue NV.
The two soldiers apparently did
not like the manner In which
the sailor looked at their girl
friend.
Police said the sailor was I'M
conscious for an hour following
the tight. but was released from
the Bethesda Naval Hospital fol-
lowing examination. The sailor.
Seaman Frank J. Olivas, about
-. IL stationed at the Patuxent
Naval Air Station.
Charged with simple assault
we're Pvts. Michael p. Boyd. 10.
and william Misa. IT,. 20. both
stationed az Fort Myer.
The girl friend was unidenti-
ned. police added.
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States Rights
Ticket PoIIed
289,8O1 Votes

Ofncial returns from Is States
show States Rights presidential
tickets polled 2e9. 8O1 votes in the
November 8 election. South
Cardinals independent electors
gathered in about 80 per cent
Of the total.
Figures from at least half q
dozen other States are expected
to raise. the figure beyond the
100000 mark, but 1t will still fall
far short of the 1853. 021
amassed by the 1948 States
Rights ticket headed by Strom
Thurmond Of South Carolina.
This year the various indie
pendent elector states were not
organized behind one candidate
as was the case in the third
party drive in 1948. Some ia
vored T. Coleman Andrews of
Virginia, former Federal tax
commissioner. Others Endorsed
Senator Byrd. Democrat Of Vir-
ginia. Another slate - which
polled 20.147 in Alabama-was
not committed to anyone, even
informally.
Diversified Issues
Another difference this time
was that the States Fighters
opposed both major party can
didates on segregation and other
issues. Eight years ago the move
ment was directed almost solely
against President Truman's civil
rights program.
OF the 10 States with official
returns tabulated, 10 on Novem-
Der gave Mr.. Andrews and his
running mate, Thomas H. Wer-
del, former Republican House
member from California, 1884,
342 votes.
They were Arizona 800; Ar
kansas zoos; Colorado 759:
Florloa l,S46, LOUISIANA "a ,52U;
New Hampshire Ill; Tennessee
1890; Texas 1881: Virginia
A2.064; Wisconsin 6,91S. Those
In Arizona. Colorado and New
Hampshire were write-ins.
Two States. whose irdepend-
ent elector states had Endorsed
Senator Byrd and Representa-
tive John Bell Williams. Demo-
crat Of Mississippi, rolled up
1892 for these two strong pro-
segregationists. They were South
Carolina. 1886, and Mississippi,
1896.
Alabama's 20.147 for an un-I
committed slate was the 18th
State to report.
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at her home here.
Nj and Mrs Branch R0sen yisi-
ted Mr. and Mrs Meade Anderson
Sunday afternoon
kinsey Wlngo was a supper guest
Of Mr., and Mr. O. j. Thompson Sat
ulday night. He also visited the
Branch Forbes home
Lieutenant-Comn and Mrs
jim Nifong and son, Mike, spent the
week end with Mrs. A. S. Gillian
On Saturday, Mrs. Nifong attended
a luncheon IN Buckingham given in
honor of Miss Martha Spencer 9th
er callers in the Gillian home last
week were MS Rowlett Bruce,
OTIS Gillian and Jesse Hurt.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
J R. Anderson Saturday night We're
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Mr. and Mrs & M Holman, Mrs
H r Old and Miss Annie Seay. of
Norfolk, are spending several days
with Mr. and Mrs R L. Seay.
Mr., and Mrs Marvin Cole and
family. Of Roanoke visited M. and
Mrs Lewis Morgan Sunday
Mr., and Mrs Herman Anderson,
and Nj ana Mrs Emmett McCraw
and children visited Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Vaughan Sunday.
Miss Lula Flood Mr.. and Mrs.
r II Flood and Jane visited MI.
and Mrs j w Norris in Burkeville
a-nGay Saturday visitors in the
Flood nome were Mr.. ana Mrs. Glen
Glove Of Lynchburg and Mr. and
MIS- Charles Glover Of Roanoke
Petty Scay spent the week end
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AndersOnville Native To Sail For
TwO-MOnth European Tour May |

Miss Billie Morgan visited her
mother Mrs. c. B. Morgan this
week end. She will leave fer New
York on April 80 and will sail for
Europe OH the S. S. Maasdam May
l. Her two months tour will include
England, Belgium, Holland. Switzer-
land, Germany. Italy and France.
Other visitors in the Morgan home
for the week end were Miss Louise
Morgan, Dick Morgan and Al Smith.
LIT. Juan R. Anderson. Jr.. who
has been statioaed at Panama City
Fla. arrived Saturday to spend sew
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Shampoo or Shower Dishes Laundry you want to be
Se of piping hot water TO finish the lob And that's what
YOU get from modern Electric Water Heater. The
heavily insulated tank keeps gallons of piping hot water
on tap. And the clean, silent electric element auto
matcally heats as needed
Good Company in the Kitchen. You can have a smart
tabletop Electric Water Heater that fits right into the
looks and color scheme of your electric kitchen won't
overhead the room in And its smooth flat top
gives you added wast-hgh working surface.
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eral days at his home here He viii
leave this week for Bartlesyille.
Okla for another period of Air
Force training.
Mr. and Mrs Kinsey Wngo and
Butch visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Morgan Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Anderson and
family were week end visitors of
Mrs. c. H. Anderson.
Robert Christian, of Richmond.
spent the week end with his parents.
Mrs. r L. Seay. il. also spent
several days in the Christian home.
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Out Of Sight Out Of Mind. You may prefer an upright
model that only Tiny bit of floor space Tuck away
in any corner closet. 1t needs no chimney-and no
attention. And you needn't give cost thought either.
Electricity heats water for penniesespecally when you
use thrifty otf-peak meter.
You'll Live Better-EIectricaIy- plenty of hot water
for your electric laundry your electric dishwasher and
for every hot faucet in your home So see your
Electric Appliance Dealer soon-and choose the right
Electric Water Heater TO fit your home and budget
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Ransons

Mrs. L. F. Patteson. Jonathan and
Bonnie recently visited Misses Lulie
and Annie Patteson.
MI. and Mrs Mitchell Hunter
were recent guests of Mrs, Hunter S
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parents her.
Mr.. and Mrs L. F. MaXey had
all but one Of their ten children
with them Sunday. Bobby Maxey
has returned TO Camp Meade but
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win be released from service this
month.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Grinstead. of
Crozet were visitors in her home
Sunday
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tary details and will be shown at
2:45 pm. in Marshall District
School