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GEORGETOWN. $3.50 Que at: q
bedrms,, apt. bldg See any time
open ADJ ~ Sg7 80 DI 7-76b7
1851 PARK ROAD N.W.-3 sizes, 1.
room, kitchenette. dinette. dressing
closet and bath, $50. also . rms :,
kit, dinette and bath, SIS mo and
Dis rms, XII. and bath, 500 mo
1901 18th ST. NE.-Mod.rn g..
equipped XII s53 81 incl heat and
not water T-ft refgr. STEUART
BROS. INC, Di 1884, Di
18th AND p SIS. s.E.--Modefn "a.
den-type development a blk from
beautiful! Fairlawn Park -bedrm
apt din. rni and screened porch
for SOS 50 incl all utils Lots al
laundry space and lockers In base
ment Phone MR. LYON Res Mar
LII 4.aa2l or sTEuART BROS
INC DI i-.lji DI. 1-S605 --9a
Cheerful, BRIGHT. -bedrm art
near transp ~ care Of Campbell
.Drugstote IA 3-1fuU 10
1891 HARVARD ST. NV. bed.
I'm. apt with porch redec down.
town loo S1b mo. utils incl :,
adults only. Res. mar. Apt. y
rAKOMA PARk. s3t4 Garland A.,
- rooms. lArse kitchen tub and
shower bath In a restricted STUNT
building, tree shaded, ouiet and
resttul So monthly, including
utilltis,,, To inspect see Mr.
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CAPITOL HILL AREA-RESToRED
Air-cond. . bedrms., living rm.,
furnished. 81: e. Ii. 4-7@65.
NEAR CALVERT BRIDGE rms. F.,
kitchen and bath: utils free: $50.
WALTER A. BROWN
l0lS Vermont Ave
MA. S-165@ OIL. 2-5l34
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MATURE LADY

Wishes another lady, Protestant. age
in SOS. to share apt. in desirable
NV section private bedrms.l Refs
exchanged. Box S9-Z. Star. 29'
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2016 R ST. n.w.-Entr. hall, lEe.
liv, I'm. with firepl., Pullman kitchen.
Screened porch; 8 bedrms.. bath:
Sl35 per mo. incl ptii. Inspection
by Apt.
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5141 Colorado ave n.w.-Modern
bldg, air-cooled corridors: ! bedrm.
liv. rm.. .dinette, kitchen. bath:
Ss3.5u incl. util. See Janitor for
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WALTER REED VICINITY
Basement apt "A rooms; private
entr furnished or unfurn; new
home prefer settled couple mo
children: reasonable rent to right
party. Inquire. 6629 18th pl. NV.
RIA 3-S1SS
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2225 N st. n.w.-2 rms. xitchen
and bath; newly dec. Key IN Apt.
303: S55.25 per mo.
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2s04 14th st NV. - inns.
kitchen. bath: newly dec; in elevator
BLDG; $50 Der mo.
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III ilOOdA u
GEORGETOWN

partly furn., new, Inherent, hre-
places. > baths; view Of river. gar
den, S115. CO. 5-46sa. i
2-RM. APT, complete furn.; unlim.
telephone; continuous hot water.
ldry. rm.; will be avail Nav l. RIA.
ANACOSTIA-Liv. r., bedrm, kit,
shower. bath. porch: yard; sos.
incl. utils. LII. 1-4047, LU. l-6i %.
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Pleasant Hills

Between Hawaii Ave and
Hardwood Rd. NE
An in-town development that
oners the transformations" atmos-
phere bordered with trees and hav-
ms lovely, well-kept sroundS: yet
within a one-bus-fare location.
All buildings are modern In de.
sign; each apt with large picture
WINDOWS. storase and laundry IA.
eiltties provided,
Now availahle-One bedroom
apartment with modern equipment in
duplex and S-family buildings. Also
mpletely Furnished apartments
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2t4O 18th ST. N.W.-several sizes;
/ rm., dress, closets and bath for
Ink, S67 so mo-: rm.. kit. din.
and bath, $40 mo-. also 2 rms. kit,
and bath. Sis per mo-. and 3
rms, kit. and bath. $3.50 mo. See
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ANACOSTIA, "333 Chester St. Sc
bedrm., living rm.. kitchen. bath.
SS5. 10. S-6t21. LII. 4-OS1:. 80
NV. SECTI0N--Beautiiul bright.
sunny apt, good for couple or :
Girls. Transp. al door. RIA. 3-o9i 4.
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CONN. AVE. APT. BLDG.
Newly decorated iarse Nv. rm.. 1
nedrn din foyer remodeled kit,
bath tile shower electricity in.
GUIDED: switchboard and elevator.
Also efficiency.
10 o.RhrA
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1924 Conn. ave.--1 bedrm.. nv.
rm:. kitchen. bath. newly dec; new
sink and refgr.: S6S per mo. see
janitor for inspection.
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HENRY J. RoBB. INC.
lO24 vermont Ave. NV DI. 7-Sl4l
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liis PARK RID. N.w.-Nicely furn
apis. SeN. sizes; | rm., kit. and
bath. SO: > rms, kit, bath, So
SSO-Ss5 mo-, and 3 rms, kit. bath,
SlU-S95 mo. See janitor. -29
DUPONT CIR.-Bsmt: bedrm.. liv
rm comb. kit. bath. utils., SO.
Less $40 for light services" DU
1904 90
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-lst-n. apt:
" rm. lge: 6eSrm. with modern
poSal; wired for air cond.; excel.
furniture; dec to suit. Embassy
personnel welcome. Phone De. =
1i45 after pm. only 80
\. HAMP. AVE. NV. 9OI3-Bedrm..
bath, liv. rm.. kit, . large closets.
Avail. now. MGR. NO. 7-laaS
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GEORGETOWN, 1921 Cambridge pl.
nw.-3 rms, bath. linens, utils..
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18th AND R ST. N.w.--Liv. rm..
maid serv.: 2 girls; sos. NO. 1912
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GEORGETOWN - 2-sedroom apt.
suitable for 3. S4j each utilities
incl Mod. kitchen and bath: bus at
GEORGETOWN-ouiet: entire end
fl. liv rm.. bedrm.. kit, bath:
sarden: utils.: Sl2S. AID. 2-l 554
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RENTALS FROM $3.50

To inspect, see AGENT at list and
Taylor SITS ne. from y am. to 5
D M, or call RIA 6-256a tM-2 bus
runs through the development].
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DUPLEX-3rd and Delafeld NV:
Bedrm.. liv. rm, kit. bath. scr.
pch.. auto washer, fenced I'd;
child invited: SIS mo. Ia. 9-1H5i.
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oAKLAwN TERRI. $500 18th St.
n. w.-Desirable apis. In elevator
bldg. Secretarial switchboard Serv.
New GE .refgr.; / bedrm.. liv. rm.,
dinette, kitchen, bath. encl pch.
$3.50 10. Sya.50. See switchboard
operator for inspection.
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utils mel 500. HU 3-317a. II
GEORGETOWN. 3n4S N ST. NV
Large room, kitchen semi private
bath; nn'et mature woman only
GEORGETOwN. 1855 stst 81 NV
Very attractively furn. lee. bachelor
apt good location Hu, 3-si1l.
ie3 nth ST. N.E.-Larsp from,
rms Tor housekeepins End floor
UNUSUAL APT.-lsth and Harvard
81 area Sublet 4 70 10 mos lac
Nv rm With !Steinway grand lac
k"chene.te. pantry bath. fully
couple sos. Refs DE c-0s4s .
ANACOSTIA = "3i0 18Th 81 Sc
mr.. Good Hope I'd. - Brand new
furniture lovely i-bedrm. apt in
modern sarden-tvpe development.
AL convenienceS Sqn mo, incl. all
utils See JANIToR or call RE
noa46o; ewes Lu a.3loa
Ie:5 Z. CAPITOL ST.--a-rm apt.
freeze; Rsau,yrest bed, S7b, incl
Mr.. earn. UNiv.--puplex: nicely
Turn rms" Kit. ,dineits; bath,
ChrIIOl HILL, 9TH and F Cap, SIS
adGnI,es. SAD TT Zoe. ~ bath u'..'''
CALVERT AND 10Th N.W.-end A.:
hedrms. Nv rm kit hath; utils
.fnrn reas rent II 4-TeGh
MT. PLEASANT--conv,. nicely furn
rms, .pv; bath excel ,rsnsp
~? y, CAPITOL sT.,-Apt suit for
z or , Govt empis pvt bath
bachelor ant also studio rm.. XII
rPrrR cPf locIRiGT Il S T Completely
sSops.' RA s.a-ea : aau''' ~ f
RANDALL HIGHI tNDS--Nev law
lshly furr . bedrms compl with
l7.ineh Tv evervthns Tor comm
tvins no. children restricted area
Mh 18th 81, Sc OF Pa aye
aOOi PORTER ST. Nw.-Attrac,iv.
clean. nicely furn l.bedroom ant.
Cony location I block from Conn
ave shopping area Vacant and
6.03 18th ST. NV blk from
sheraton shop. ctr nr. all transp
For infor call RIA. $3.50. go
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1851 PARK RID. N.W.-l rm.. kit,
bath, 81. so. . rms. kit. bath.
s95: 3 rms, kit, bath. S115; also
bachelor for Ink, $3.50 mo.
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FLORENCE APT, 11s sth st.

bath. ADULTS. -Z9
MT. PLEASANT. 3413 Brown st. NV.
-Bed-liv. rm., lse. kit, back porch :
bath: adults: S15 week. -2a
MT. T-Attrac. 2 rooms,
pvt bath: nicely furn.. ideal mar
ried eple.: COW. transp. EN-. 2-465o.
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ae2 LONGFELLOW sT. NV. Cor

veniently located. near bus and
Streetcar lines rooms, kitchen
and bath SIS month, including
utilities. Call RIA. 6-0634. 20
BEDRM., LIVING RM. and kitchen,
pvt. bath. furnished or unfinished.
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North 18th and Columbia I'd =
Conveniently located 10 transp. and
shopping lee. entrance foyer liv
rm. hedrm.. stable kit and bath.
Ice. closets: attractively furnished
suitable for . or adults. See ian
itor on premises. Call OIL. 2-lS3l
NJ weekdaVS ME- SAXON
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BOILING FIELD AREA
l2s WAYNE PLACE Sc.
] Bedroom-S89. so
HOTEL 144O

1440 Rhode Island ave. n.w.-One
room Pullman kit, bath; maid,
phone serv. 24.50, s31 so. S35 wk.
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BRAND-NEW FURNITURE

BRAND-NEW FURNITURE
Modern artistically furn. bed
room tcross ventilatedl. large living
room. dining room with picture win
COW. Grapes, rugs. lamps. twin beds.
box springs and mattresses: not the
ordinary furnished apt; must be
seen n he appreciated
TYROLL HILLS
s2l S. Florida, Arl. IA. 5-3336
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1905 KANE PL. N.E.-Front apt.
D s7E Ri vs. A ~ 2,Lti' rm.. foyer
bedrm.. kit. bath. porch, newly
redec, neM stove and refer. S65 50
pei, mo. E. QUINCY SMITH, INC.
, Call manager, DE. 2-030U. %
S:l! CONN. AVE- bedrm. apt. /:
redec.; all utlls.: also ! furn., >
girls or men. Mgr, EN-. 2-6S43.
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COLORED-44es eth ST. NV, pet
worth; desirable l-bedrm. apt. avail.
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CAPITOL HILL-No. + 7th st. sc.
:, apis. So 80 and up vk. excel
for | or . Utils. incl. IL. 3-aO32
THE CANTERBCRY--1n4 I'd st
NV Mod clean. attrac. furn ef-
hciencies in beaut. kept dntn. elev
bldg. Select clientele S65 to $50
Apply pt No III.
Mr.. 18th AND SHERIDAN NV
trsnsp.: adults. He 4 .9s43
THREE ROOMS. furn. all utils. 5722
3rd pl. NV Phone ia. a-s409
3 RMS. AND PRIVATE BATH. uiils
for employed couple co. 5-162l
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sHERATON-PARK AREA, blk. of
Conn. aye.-AttTac. liy. rm.. bed
rm, kit. bath. porch, apis. No
lease required. sos and SO. OIL.
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s3e RITTENHoUsE ST. n W
bedrms., liy, rm., kit. bath /;
close 10 tranSp., shopping; heat. INV
incl Apt: s $50 2nd n.
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I126 nth ST. NV. downtown
Beautiful 2 bedrms, lily. rms Kit.
1901 r. I. AVE. N.W.-Lge. liv..
bedrm, kit. bath: $40: ssle. rm
MT. PLEASANT. 1858 18th st. NV.
Spacious entire floor: 3 ice. rms,
pvt bath; $50 incl. utils.: ADULTS
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-06

James Monroe Johns. Jr., bet
ter known to the fellows he leads
in Troop 116's Panther and Wolf
patrols as Jimmie" is the com
munity's newest Eagle Scout
His mother pinned that badge
OF honor on the one spot of space
on his chest not covered with
merit badge insignias during a
special ceremony Monday night
Jimmie, l6years- old Farmville
High School junior, was presented
for the mother pinning scene
with appropriate remarks of re-
cognition by Frank Watkins. Jr.,
of Crewe, who is Weyanoke Scout
District Commissioner.
Candle Service
Just before the presentation,
fellow members of Troop 1l6. led
by Scoutmaaster Lauck Crawford
conducted a candle ghtnig cere-
mony with Scouts repeating the
scout Laws as canQleS were Ut.
About 35 parents were present to
join with Scouts in honoring the
new Eagle. Refreshments pro
vided by the troop were served at
a closing social hour.
Jimmie has earned % merit
badges two more than the 81
required for Eagle rank. The
first ones achieved pioneering.
life saving, first aid and citizen
ship. They've been the most use
full, too he add. The young scout
also is loyal worker at FHS.
where he serves at treasurer of
his class, and on the annual staff.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-06
Worshan,

large crowd was present last
Sunday morning at the Baptist
Church TO hear an inspiring mes
sage brought by Mr. Miles. PreSi-
dent OF Washington Bible College.
-Four students from the college ac-
companied him and also brought a
wonderful message in song.
/ The Rev George Harris of Burke
vile, preached at the morning
and evening services at the Rap
list Church Oh Easter Sunday.
James McGhee, Of Keysville con
duct the morning services the sec
ond Sunday in April
PFC and Mrs. Logan Hammock
left on Tuesday, March q, for Mon
terey, Calf They plan to do some
sightseeing on the way ont and to
visit relatives in Long Beach be-
fore he has to report for duty at
Fort Ord BY the middle of April
Trooper Graduates
Mrs Carroll Lewis and daughter.
10 Ann and Mr.. and Mrs. Carson
Lewis, of Victoria. attended the
graduation exercises of Carroll
Lewis, when he became a State
Trooper in R C h m ond Friday
Trooper Lewis will be stationed at
Jetersville and he and his family
will make their home there Mrs.
Lewis is former resident of the
VILLAGE
Mrs c L. Irving is recuperating
at her home here after a recent
Illness III the Southside Hospital.
Mrs. j L. Elder attended the
group meeting of the Farmville
Missionary Societies at Bagby's
Chapel Tuesday
Supper guests on Sunday Of Mr..
and Mrs r. H Mckay were Miss
Lynette Calhoun Hugh Calhoun,
Mrs Robert Bolick and son, Ronny.
Of the Douglas neighborhood RoSco
Arthur. of Altavista. was an over
night guest on Monday in the same
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Spencer and
daughters. Anna Marie and Kathy.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mum
ford in Mannboro Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Melvin Tribble and
son, of South Boston, were week
end guests Of Mrs. Stanley Mckay.
Mrs W j. Pollard, of Keysville.
and Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Pollard
also called On Mrs. Mckay Sunday.
Dinner Party
PFC and Mrs Logan Hammock
and Mrs. o. A. Southall were din
ner guests last Thursday Of Mrs.
F B. Southall The Hammocks
visited his brother-in- law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey Hurt. in Rich
mond Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Lewis and
daughters. of Victoria. were guests
of her family here Saturday night.
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Prospect

Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Full.
cher. Miss Shirley McFadden. Mr.
and Mrs Charles Jamerson and
Kenneth Jamerson were recent Wis.
itors with Mr. and Mrs. Roy J.
Fulcher at Christiansburg.
Mrs. D. S. Glenn spent several
days last week with her daughter
Mrs E. W. Carson. in Appomattox
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Carter. Benny
Carter. and Maxwell Patterson
were week end visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emery Chick
M u Leete. principal of Farm.
vile High School. was guest speak.
Ell at Prospect Methodist Church on
Sunday morning, March 25. at
eleven O'Clock.
{. M. Price. Jr. was a guest OF
his parets last week end.
NJ and Mrs. C. A. Garden. Jr.,
and daughter. Claire and Bogley
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A
Garden. Sunday
The many friends of R. Allen
BriSentine welcomed his return to
his home at Prospect on Saturday
from the Southside Hospital where
he has been a patient for the past
three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
BrlSentne and daughters. Barbara
and Kay, of Richmond. spent sew
cral days in this home last week
Mrs, Brisentine attended the din.
ner for the Casa Materna Italian
Choir in Farmvile. sponsored by
the Methodist Church there on Wed.
nesday evening. She also attended
the concert present by this group
at Jalman Hall later that evening
Mrs Brisentine is originally from
Trieste. She reported that she fell
as though she had made a brief
visit to her homeland after con
versing in her native language with
members of this troupe. y
Mrs. Allen Brisentine accompan.
led Mrs Bennett Taylor and Mrs
j. c. Bondurant to Richmond or
Wednesday where they attended the
workshop on World Understand
ing She will go as a delegate tC
the Annual W.S.CS. Conference If
Norfolk on April 4-6.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-06

Mrs, Carter Southall. Mrs. w. A.
Oates, Mrs. H. H. Dickerson and
Mrs. E. N. Cunningham attended
the District Conference Thursday
at Diamond Hill Presbyterian
Ch,.. ch. in Campbell county.
Mrs. H. c. Cunningham enter
ta'Erfi for Mrs. w. A. Oates on
Tuesday at luncheon. Guests also
were Miss Ruth Harris, Mrs. E. N
Cunningham and r. &c. Cunningham
Of Farnville Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Dickerson. Jr.. and sons. of Rich
monds spent the week end with his
parents. Il
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ned Shorter. Sunday. were Mrs
Thornton Cunningham and Mr.. and
Mrs George Shorter.
The friends of Mrs. Norman
Southall are very sorry to hear OF
her accident and hope she can soon
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-06
Merit Badges Come Hard, But II Add
Up To Eagle Scout, T0lun Youth Finds

Farmvllle Troop lib also re-
Gently recorded advancement for
several Scouts, John Southall and
Herbert Vaughan earning Life
Scout rank for completing 10
merit badge requirements. and
Almond Ellington winning Second
Glass Scout advancement Vaug-
han earned IA merit badges
Billy Vaughan. Farmvllle stu
dent at VPI who attained Eagle
rank last year. was awarded a
Bronze Palm during the same
Troop ll8 Court of Honor. The
Palm is earned for five merit
badges over 81 required for Eagle.
Robert Merritt. LonPWood Col
lege faculty member, is Troop ll8
Scoutmaster.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-06
leave the Farmville Hospital.

leave the Farmville Hospital.
Miss Betty Lou Southall. Of Ma
liassas. is at home and it's hoped
she'll soon be well enough to re.
turn to her school.
Captain and Mrs. Al Hauser and
children. of Shaw Field. Sumter,
S. c.. and Mrs. Siler, of Salt Lake
City. Utah. were visitors Of the
c. j. Welchs during the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will D. Cunningham
and Ann visited her sisters in
Lynchburg during the week end.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-06
Darlington Hsts.

w L. Dickinson spent Wednesday
through Friday of last week at his
farm in Rising Sun. Maryland He
was accompanied as far as Wash
ington. D. C. by Mrs. Sudie Wat
son. who visited her son. J G.
Watson, and Mrs Mollie Payne
who visited her daughter, Mrs. j.
L. Greene,
The funers Of Elmer Gillian. of
Richmond formerly of Darlington
Heights. was held at Spring Greek
Church Tuesday, March q. at 2
pm
Mrs. Gaynells Moore. Of Rich
mond one of the instructors of
the Training Union Clinic. was a
guest in the Watson home last
week.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-06
Pan,plin Route 2

Recent callers of Mrs w. B. Bin
ford and the Bookers were Mr.. and
Mrs. W. w. Vaughan. Mr.. and Mrs
Raleigh Adam. Mrs. Chap Harvey
and Miss Terrell Harvey.
Miss Ann Baker. of Richmond
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
J. r. Baker. and Joe Baker. also Of
Richmond. visited in his uncle's
home.
Dick Hill. of Bluefield, W. Va.
was a visitor Of Mrs Thornton Gun
ningham last week end.
Mrs w. A. Oates returned to
visiting her cousins and nephews in
the neighborhood.
Mrs. H. c. Cunningham. Mrs.
Claude Southall. Mrs. Hobert Lang,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-06
Mrs. Ola Dunn, IS
Buried At Prospect

Funeral services for Mrs. Ola
Dunn, who died Wednesday, March
IS. in Medical College Hospital,
Richmond, after several years Of
illness, we're held Friday at Collins
Funeral Home at II m. Interment
was in Olive Branch Church Gene
terry at Prospect
Mrs Dunn. 85. was q lifelong
resident of Prince Edward county
She was a member of Olive Branch
Church.
Surviving are one adopted son
Mott Dunn. of Richmond. a brother
N. j. Price. of Farmville. and a
number of nieces and nephews.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-06
How To Hold
FALSE teeth
More Firmly in Place

Do your false teeth annoy and en-
barrass by slipping. dropping or wob-
bling when you eat, laugh or talk?
Just sprinkle little FASTEETH on
your plates. This alkaline mon -acid)
powder holds false teeth more firmly
and more comfortably. No gummy.
gooey pasty taste or feeling. Does not
sour Checks plate odor" (denture
BREATH. Get FASTEETH today at
any drug counter.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-06

Bob Bedineer, Of Norfolk visited
Miss Ollie Porterfield and Mrs.
o. A. Sourhan during the past week
end.
Mrs. Robert Porterfield left on
Wednesday to spend the Easter
HOLIDAYS with her mother. Mrs.
T.. B. Tadlock. in Woodland. N c.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-06

Rev. and Mrs. Carroll Welch Of
Rustburg spent last week with
Rev. and Mrs. r. P. Welch
classes at Spring Greek Church
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-06

Mr. and Mrs Charlie Carson of
Prospect visited MIR. and Mrs
Halle Singleton and Dick Singleton
Sunday
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2 Ships Collide
Off New York

NEW YORK, July % (P.-A
passenger-carrying freighter and
a tanker collided in dense fog in
the Atlantic Ocean. of New York
Harbor early today.
Both ships were damaged. One
passenger and one seaman on
the combination ship were in
jured slightly.
The Fairisle, inbound from
Tampa, Fla. put its IL passen-
gers in a lifeboat as a precau-
tionary measure. A Coast Guard
picket boat picked up the pas
sengers - including four women
and a young girl in nightclothes
and headed back to port.
The Fairisle radioed to Coast
Guard area headquarters: 1--WE
will remain afioat, but starboard
list increasing"
Coast Guard cutters and
smaller craft stood by the Fair
isle at the scene Of the collision
near Ambrose lightship and %
miles from The Battery. southern
tip Of Manhattan.
The other damaged ship was
the San Jose II. She radioed
I'VE do not require assistance
Some damage to forward por-
tons"
After a brief attempt to pick
its way through the fog back into
the harbor. the San Jose Il
dropped anchor of Ambrose light.
ship to await the lifting Of the
! fog.
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conviction was supposed to come
from the court. the police did
not notify. Mr.. Keneipp ac-
knowledged that he had never
told police of the section OF the
regulations under which he
could act at any time in flag
rant cases. =
Actually, a copy of the police
report on each traffic death did
eventually reach the Depart
ment of Vehicles and Traffic but
it was routed to the engineering
section for use in drawing
traffic maps and compiling a
monthly summary. A card on
each fatality also was prepared
periodically for Mr.. Keneipp.
But the Driver Improvement
Section, which initiates show
cause hearings on srevocation of
licenses, was the one section
that did not get the poilce re-
port.
Occasional Hearings Held
Occasionally the Police Acct
dent investigation Unit called
the attention of Mrs. Mary Silver
of the Driver improvement Sec
ton to a particularly fragrant
case and she held a hearing,
but this has not been done
regularly and apparently not
once this year. In other cases
Mrs. Silver said she held a
hearing after reading about a
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