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TYPIST, for music studio, knowledge
of bookkeeping. white or colored;
start minimum wage: give age.
experience. education. references.
Box 346-L. Star
TYPIST "a, white, In need of prac-
tice or not; graduate Of local-area
senior high school. Large office mr..
18th and H SITS. NV, handling no
merchandise: hours $50 to s: half
day Sat Good salary and substan-
tial increases with experience Phi.
Ma S-111S.
TYPIST. accurate. for Falls Church.
Va. office; also telephone solicita-
ton. IA. S-9072, JE. 2-22S6.
under 40. able to take
shorthand reasonably we'll. Perma-
nent position; good chance for ad-
vancement. mod. air-cond. office;
37la-hr week. Apply NORTH
WESTERN NATL. ms. CO.. Sl2
Woodward Bldg. -
TYPIST. for CPA ONCE: excellent
opportunity for experienced person.
Call MISS ALLEN. Elk. 3-5515.
TYPISTS. IMMEDIATELY ca; 40-hr.
week. $3.50 TO 5; interesting work;
pleasant surroundings. Call MIR.
KATE. CO. 5-4577. -
TYPIST, exper. preferred, speed As
w.p.m, Hyattsville area. PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY WELFARE
BOARD, phone WA. $4,000.
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BALES CLERK. general drugstore
syper;; n no nights or aoo sun 4, RES 81
Beth, Nd. OIL. 4-6776. --5
EALESGIRL, young. attractive ex-
perienced; 5S;day week. GREET
eALESLADY, exper., for bridal and
formal gowns: permanent position
call RA. 6-561l =
SALESLADY, for lingerie and sports
wear. Attractive position: 5h-
day week. JOSEPH r. HARRIS
co, 1924 F st NV.
eALESLADY, permanent position In
retail paint and wallpaper store.
to work primarily in. Wallpaper
dept; 5, or day week fair for
color helpful but not essential. See
Mr.. Chaddock, BUTLER-FLYNN
PAINT CO, 1929 Wis. ave, Be-
thesda. Md
eALESLADY, exper.. for new ladies
ready-to-wear store; pleasant work.
Ing conditions; excel oppor. paid
vac; salary open. RA. 81 1O1:
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GIRLS (2)

G1nLO W
For general office work in credit
clothing store: must be able to type
See Mr. German, DISTRICT CREDIT
CO.. S13 9TH st. NV.
LADY for gen. office work: must be
good typist. steady worker and
willing to operate switchboard on
relief basis: 5-day wk., attr. salary
and other. favorable co. benefits.
cal Dls 1895 for sppointment::
bilityP II SO. then we need you'll
Become an AVON representative.
Earn $20-$25 wkly. DI, 7-0221,
in spare time, can make
over 500 week, selling Louey
venn Cosmetics. EN-. 3-9o77, AID.
WOMAN, white, middle aged, With
area. Reply BOX 1881. Star. Il
WOMAN, white. 3O-45, to train as
assistant resident manager; must
be energetic. neat and intelligent;
single or married: no children: SAL
s s5g a PaR apaT HRsH APpy APAPs sTF
MENTS. $500 New Hampshire ave.
extended, corner Fox street, Nd.
WOMAN, over 80. for small dry
cleaning plant; must be expert
eneed. Refs. SYLVAN CLEANERS,
1906 Underwood st. NV. RA.
Women HSIsS, PART TIME, for interest
ing Interview work, mornings o to
IL. Mon. through Fri. Must be
personable and meet people easily.
Good salary Apply Tues, l to 8.
o40S Minnesota ave. sc.
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SITS. MEN AND WOMEN

HOTEL. RESTAURANT. DOMESTIC
and service station, EMPLOYERS; We
part or full time employment as
elevator operators. porters. ianitors,
office cleaners. cooks, domestic
help, drivers. Call DU. 7-047S. Du.
T-0l79
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YOUNG WOMAN, with sales expert
ence and knowledge Of art ma
terials: good opportunity. Call ia,
UNGGsstulAL WOMAN, white. 1918
hrs wk; earn $50 up: car neces-
sary: RE: 6-7la3 SMnday Pm
ambitious cultured lady: who can
healthful work; S3.4oo year. Box
IS SSIs 1If oPENING-1o person
upP o5ohr. wE. IA. 1883. Sun.
Run a spare time greeting card and
gift shop at home; show FRIENDS
samples Of our new 1855 az
tI eedsrs CARDS Ear ea and nfs
1O0es profit. No experience neces-
sary. Costs nothing to try Write
REGAL GREETINGS. Dept. 81
IS scIaaSss f INCOME. show friends
lovely handkerchiefs; easy sales,
repeats; experience unnecessary;
exclusive opportunity. scHMID
co, Dent. 2i, Kingston. N. Y.
CLERK AND TYPIST
for Northeast real estate ONCE
Hours arranged to suit. Call MR.
HILLEY, DU1 $4,000.
RECENT HIGH SCHOOL GRAD
UATE, neat and accurate, for gen .,,1
business on lower Conn. ave; some
tipping no shorthand REQ. Box
A DREss sHoP in your home. No
investment good selling commits
sions. Write MODERN MANNER
CLOTHES. Hanover B.; Pa.
Al SECRETARY -,S4.soo; fast IN
S75 wk. Real estate stenoe., SIS
wk. Bkpr. -stenog.. SS5-S90 wk.
so new openings. INQUIRE BoYD's.
lest: 90 yrs;l, cor. 9 and 18th;
SPRING-Women az, needed at
once to service territory with wait
ing customers; will earn $50 mo.
Want to travel and as
ture? See "In a Rut" Ad today
under Help Wanted Male.
AND MOTHERS. part
time or full-time employment; local
assignments with nationally known
organization. No. ] in its field.
Definite, income for those accented.
Pleasant personality and hest ref
erenceS required. IniS Is not a
travelling nor usual canvassing
position. For local interview ap-
pointment phone AP. 7-S404
WORLD BOOK ENCY. - Wants
woman in every school district for
special work of national importance
Full or part time, UN. 4-560S
MATURE WOMAN - Exper. using
telephone knowI, TIPPING. book
keeping or shorthand helpful. See
nv Piack at R0vD'S epr q and
18th SITS. NV. Welcome.
EMPLOYMENT AGCY.
306 Sheraton Bldg.
Teletype Operator, lge. corp, 1000
60 con
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HfLp-woMEN

sALRsLADY. full or uart time: per-
manent position for sxperienesd
AIRY. Local references preferred.
EDITHS, 1928 H st. ne. -
SALESLADY, exper.. yeady-to-wear.
perm. position only. Salary, COM
mission. MADAME ROSE. 1907
s3I Hfsi AIDES t2l.. ready-to-wear.
millinery; must be Thoroughly exper.
Steady position. Immed. openings.
Salary, $6S per wk. Apply 1918
sALESWOMAN, top-notch: highest
earnines: suits. SPORTSMAN: full
time or part time. KAPLOWITz,
on 18th bet. z and r SITS. NV.
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YOUNG LADY
YOUNG LADY

A small congenial Silver
Spring Office: collection ex-
perience desirable shut not
necessary. Convenient hours:
good pay. Apply 1921 East
West Highway. $50 to 1l:3O
am. Monday.
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Stenographers
TYPISTS

Several permanent posi-
tions are presently available.
Benefits include annual and
sick leave, disqualification
insurance and retirement
plan. Aforementioned Of
fees.
CALL OR VISIT PERSONNEL
NATIONAL EDUCATION
ASSOCIATION
1901 10th st. NV. AID. x-4sb5
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RECEPTIoNIsT
$4,000 TO START

Clerical duties; fast. accurate
typist: dictaphone experience nee
essary. Neat, personable, age "a toI
ftf. 5-day week. Trade associa ton.
.hE. $1,000.
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Receptionist

Receptionist needed. Hours, m
ID 10 pm. Income, SIS to $65 week
Apply in person only. ARTHUR
MURRAY STUDIO. 1011 Conn. ave
NV. %
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Stenographer-Clerk

Age 25 to IS, clerical duties,
some figure work also: once in
Bladensburg. Nd. Phone uN. 10000.
MRS. KELLY
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$4,000 TO START

Secretary, "a to 80. neat. per-
sonable; 5-day week; fast, accurate
typist. Dictaphone experience nee
essrv. Public relations department
of trade association. Excellent OPP
portunity for advancement First
raise in months. RE. 1890.
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HELP--poMESTic

CHILD CARE, 5-day week: live in
AZ Ssaass,5es. en''0Feh' Aya''''''i''
COOK, man or woman: must be
cap. planning and preparing va
riety menus. Diplomat; refs. req.
Phone AID. $4,000, wkdays., 10 to
C0oK-G.H.w.. must have recent
please state salary expected. Box
COOK 9aSSH & INV. live in: local refs;
Wed. and every other Sun. of. $50
weekly. WO. 6-2335. =
Civ. ,thoronghlyr exper., sood
Call after 10 am, EN-. 20e55,
City refs. required; ia days; S35
per wk. RA. 3-4432.
G.HW. AND CHILD CARE; must
live in. references and exper. req;
sft :Sday wf d an 4 eve every G e5hsr
Health card, ooV. 392ssa. '' NV
G.H.W., good plain cook. experience
Live in. Thurs. alternate Suns. of
S35 wk. Laundry and cleaning
woman also employed; must be
cheerful. fond Of children. OIL. A.
GIRL, mothers helper: 5 days; live
in: S25: reference. HE 4-b931,
GIRL, white, Reliable, for child care
in Vienna, Va, for employed parent.
Live in or out. OF. Acres.
HoUSEKEEPER-F 3la-yr. odd
son and Groom house: looking
for lady who wants nice home
I and salary IN pleasant surround
ings. Call FL, 4-7044. -
HOUSEKEEPER. white, middle-aged
for motherless home. Daughter Z
yrs. old; live in: start $50 mo-
OV 3-2I76.
H0UsEKEEPER for diplomats; Mid
die Eastern cookery preferred: live
HoUSEKEEPER for motheriess home:
twin school girls, boy 4 and Army
oficer father, Must be white,
Christian. age 40 TO 30. healthy.
gentle but firm. Live in as mem
Der Of family for nice home and
modest SALARY. Call IA. A-oee5
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RECEPTIONIST
FOR PERSONNEL OFFICE
J RECORDS CLERK

FOR scientific research organization:
nfttst be intelligent versatile and
Eoed typist. 2 years college: age
1895. Starting salary. 50, 120:
372-tr. work week; excellent work
itIg conditions. State age, marital
status, education and experience.
REPRESENTATIVE A progressive
manufacturer OF stylish parochial
! school wear wishes to have proper
representation in Washington, D. c.,
and vicinity. Must be a resident Of
Washington, D. c., or vicinity. Sal
airy commensurate with experience
and ability. Fine career opportu-
nifty. Car essential. Give complete
resume. Box 27-L, Star.
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SECRETARY

washington Board Of Trade. 1915
Z ST. NV. 2l-35; salary to start.
$50 week, 5-day week. company
WELL, ST. 1885. %
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UNUSUAL WOMAN

For special position in uncrowded
field. No cosmetics. books or can
wasting. A good education. outstand-
45; applicant who needs to earn as
much as $50 per week. Call OF
4-7741 for appointment.
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SECRETARY. Bethesda X325
SECRETARY. Wheaton $500
SECRETARY, Sil. Sur. 1910
SECRETARY. young, beginner. 1885
C M s spF' some S"'u' so4o
f.AIctU ,ATOR OPERATOR S2S5
FIX M typinR. mr.. TAX. PIX. $3.50
PHx.Recept no tipping $40
RKKPR ASST. Mortages S2S5
CLERK no typing. Bethesda, to $500
elk. TYP, SIS. auto claims. S2l6
DENTAL. ASSTS. (2) SIS. $500
Many other positions in Takoms
Park, Silver Spring and Bethesda
SILVER SPRING -ROCKVL: EMIL
Sab Ga. Ave. Ju. S-444o
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PRINTER

REAL ESTATE SALESWoMEN-Our
sIiheral commission ARRANGEMENT
8 makes 1t possible for the average
sales person to earn exceptionally
3 well. TOWN g. SUBURBAN. Ash
Wisconsin ave, NV, EN-. 2-9400.
RECEPTIONIST, some tipping. Job
includes meeting the public: pleas
ant downtown loe.; real estate and
ms office: age 1926. BAUCOM
REALTY co, MA. $3.50; ewes.
IRA. 3-2003 -
RECEPTioNIST, white, intelligent
. attractive. $3.50 No experience
necessary. Top salary. Cali RA
RECEPTIoNIsT. under 80: must be
good typist with knowl. of short
hand pref, for well-estsblished
law firm. Apply in person. S22
Southern BLDG 18th and H SITS.
RECEPTIoNIsT. experienced, in
beauty salon. Call Sunday, JU. g.
a160: weekdays, JU. 7-S050.
REGEPTIONISI- TYPlST, with tele-
T. phone personality; filing and detail.
with ability to take responsibility;
Interesting challenging variety of
: duties: unusual retirement bene-
&4tats., yearly bonus: air-cond. office.
Give qualifications, age, phone.
p. o. Box 3139. D. c.
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pEAJ ECr TE

ItLaiI I'D II Z
Interested in executive position,
salary and commission, in large es-
tablished active real estate firm.
Have good rental and insurance bust
ness 20 years experience. Sales
director and rental manager in
leasing, sales, property management,
1871 Star. a.
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SILK FTNISHER

Steady Job with good pay for quail
flied person. Call JU. 5-513S, Sun.
between 10 and
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Steno. -Typist
ARLINGTON

Girl for well-paying position in
fire and casualty fnsur-
ance agency on Court House Square.
desirable but not essen
tial. ideal for insurance girl who
wishes to work in Virginia: fine OPP
for girl wishing to enter
interesting field of work
Lovely aforementioned ONCE. 1BM
convenient to buses. Mail
to: Insurance, Box 351,
Arlington 10, Virginia. -
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REAL ESTATE BROKER
Experienced VA and FLA, to work
with project builder as sales di-
and bonus. Box 1R-L, Star.
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Funeral Services Hell |
For Alva Owensbv. 81

Funeral services were held Wei
Eesday for Alvia Newton Ovens
hey 81, who died in Prince Edwa d
county Monday
The Rev R. e. Dunkum and tre
Rev. J S King officiated at t'e
services. which were held at NJ
Pleasant Methodist Church The
tuial followed in the church Gene
terry.
Mr.. OwenSby. who was born
June 20, 1905, at Sevierville. Tenn
was member of Meherrin Baptist
church
He i survived by his mothc~
Mrs, A f Owensbv. of Mehevrjn.
and seven sisters and one brother.
trlene Qwlliams Of Seviprvilr
Mrs Lennora NJ Carter. Arlene
QuillamS. of So,''n''r'1n' Ms We
ona Lewis and Ms r ,7@o'S Smith.
Fa"mv'nn NJ Edith y $3.50. IF
Fort Eus+'o NJ S. Arl Ovcnsbv
of Richmond
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14

her guest, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Car
wild. Jr. and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. J T. Baker and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. N Cunningham attended h e
Welch reunion at Spring Creek
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank WEIGH. daugh-
tiers. and grandchildren. of Waver-
ly, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson.
sons and grandchildren. John WEIGH
and sons. and Mrs. and Mrs. ellis
Welch and children, all of Bedford
with Nh. and Mrs. R. P. WEIGH,
MI. and Mrs. Carol WEIGH. of
Rustburg. Miss Ann Baker of Rich
mond Mr. and Mrs. Ewart WEIGH
and and Gene WEIGH enjoyed a
picnic dinner and being together
again at a family gathering.
Mrs H. c. Cunningham is spend
ing few days with her daughter
and family. Mr., and Mrs. Clarence
Bradshaw. Of Durham N. C.
Mrs. Knickle Cash is staying at
nursing home at Spout Springs
for while.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14

Mr. ana AIRS D A Griffith and
=5me friends had a reunion in the
valley over TIE week end.
MIR and Mrs. Emmett Dunklm
"ere in Richmond Monday
Recon. visitors Of Mr. and Mrs.
iea'a Paaup we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Cha.3e. G ford Varney of William
on W. Va Rev. Clarence Phaup,
f N"shH ton D c. Rev Bernard
'haup Of North Carolina Marvin
7happ Of Bristol Tenn, Mr. and
Mrs Wesley bInkum and Emmett
"plkurn and family
Mrs Alfred Harris and family at
ended the revival services at Roc
~ Mount church several evenings
his past week
M and Nts. Hea,n. Mn and
MRS G'2ord Va,ncy and Mrs Lucy
3eosch called On Mr.. and Mrs. Yam
"s' Bailey Saturday
Rev. ord Ms Philip Thomas
Dunl-uo homes wadnesdav
VI and Mrs yancy Bailey visit
n ,l- a,d MI r,t,,n,ott nu,l,,,,,,
eraa.v
r-r.of tr-o~e If M and Mrs
narc Profit were Mr. and MS
Wlhoit and Mr.. and W A Wheel
he all III charlottesville and Hen
Psi CUs
Ecv. Winders Fins Pulpit
II the 4bSence fo Rev. Bill Wade
he Roy Ralph Winders. of Rich
'aoud filed the Sunday morning
appointment at Concord B aptist
urch
Snnday quests Of Mr. and Mrs
'yestev Tlnku.n and Mr.. and Mrs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
Nuckols

Orr neighborhood was visited Sat
urday night. Sept 5 by frost. 1t did
ve'w little da mage.
Mrs. Grant Wheelock, Of Jones
boro. Tenn. is visiting her daugh-
ter and son-ln-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. D. walker
MIR and Mrs. H. S. Springer Mrs
Walter Davidson and H. D McMil-
Ian were callers in the Rev. Paul
Gillian home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. W, D Walker and Mrs.
Wheelock wee callers on Mrs.
Marshall England, Monday.
Mrs. c. E Moseley and daughter
lane Dudley. visited the Springers
md Mrs. Davidson. Sunday Other
Visitors were M. and Mrs. Red
Mcmillan and daughte Lynda
and Rita Gail
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
THE FARMvLLE (va) HERALD FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER a. 1856

ents MIR. and Mrs. C. A. Simpson,
near Farmville.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Scott, of Nor
felix. spent the week end here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs P L.
Duncan
j M Barker lost a valuable deer
hound last week The dog ran into
the mower blade while Mr.. Barker
was cutting hay Both of its hind
legs were severed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baber and
Billy Pepper Mrs, Sallie Baker.
MIS-. Harold Duncan and Judy and
Margaret Cooke attended services
at Thomas Chapel Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Duncan and
Judy. and Mr. and Mrs, Tucker
Harrison and Harry. Jr,. visited Mr..
and Mrs Jimmie Leap, near Dill
v+yn Sunday afternoon
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14

Oh The rugs
The val4e Of . By IL handmade
braided rug is approximately $500.
and the raw materials would cost
c3ose to s. However by using
scrap m4,etiaI old suits, coats, and
ether items. rug could be made
very ineXpensiyely The machine
made rugs cost in the vicinity of
500
The leaders in each home demon
stCa4on ciub received their lnstruc-
ton al The leaders meeting, and the
information VIII be 'relayed to the
entire group At their November
nleet1las
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
CurdsviI!e News Events
curdsviIIe News Everts
Mrs. McCraw Speaks At Joint
Meeting OF Smyrna NSCS Tuesday

Mr. and Mrs Harry Sampson am
Miss Lehra Closer. of Easton Pa
are guests of Mr. and Mrs Waite
Marks. They were friends q
neighbors for years Miss Closer
is also celebrating her birthday
Alfred Harris is improving in
health and hopes to be able to tax
over his mil work next week.
Miss Pauline Harris and MI and
Mrs Marvin Dnnktm were Rich
mond visitors Monday
Mrs Halle Baldridoe who has
been spending the past three weeks
visiting Miss Stella Waller d
friends IN Los Angeles Calf re
turned home VIA plane FRIDAY
Mrs. McC~aw Speaks
Mrs j P McCraW. of FarmvilIe
was guest speaker at TIE Joint meet
ings Of the SMYRNA WSCS Tuesday
evening She spoke on the growth
Of the WSCS. Mrs Pearce. Of Farm
VILE accompanied Ms McC~aW.
The Hickory Grove Nome Demon
s'ration club met Tuesday with
Mrs Yancy BAILEY for a demon
station on yeast bread and varia-
tons
Mr. and Mrs Waltz Nla''ts co0ef
o. the Emmett DunNgns Saturday
Mn and Mrs Sweden Allen have
ro'urned home after spending the
rsst week visiting relatives and
i~'ends in Tennessee
Wesley Dunkum and Ms Leap
were ID Richmond Tuesday
Mrs. Reeves Phavp and brother
called on Mr and Mrs VerHard
7roffitt Monday
Holiday guests of Mrs Finch and
Mrs. Harvey were MIS- Elizabeth
smith and two sons. of Richmond
Mrs Cecil Borum and children Of
West Point. and NJ S jay Dewitt
and children. of Tennessee
West Virginians Visit
ViSitois during the past week Of
Ms Lucy Bersch and Miss Annie
phaup and brother were Mr. and
Ms Charles Clifford Varney, O
Williamson, W Va and MI and
IT'S Roy Hearn of Chattaroy W
Va. Mr.. and Mrs Vsrney have Just
returned from a trip 10 Florida
Miss Nancy Cushing Newman, Of
ra~mville. is SPENDING SINE time
with her grandmother, Mrs c c.
Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Griffith and
family. oi Clarksville visited Car
roll Griffith and friends in Washing
ton last week end.
Frank Harris and family, of Wash
,ngton. D c.. spent the week end al
their home near Curdsville.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
Donkey Baseball And
Brunswick Stew At
Gainesville Friday

The Gainesville Volunteer Fire
department will sponsor bl-uns-
wick stew and donkey baseball
game Friday night September IA.
Supper will be served begin
ming at $50 p m followed by
the donkey baseball game at 8 .
m.
ToamS from Cumberland and
Gainesville will vie in the donke,
baseball game Trying to get the
donkeys to run the bases should
provide an entertaining evening
to all who come especially tho
players
All proceeds from the stew and
game will be for the benefit of the
volunteer fire department.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
I.eatherwood Takes
.tF Basic In Texas

Bobbie Ray Leatherwood. 10.
: N Of Mrs. S. c. Leatherwood of
Farmville, is complet ine Air Force
basic military training at Lack
land Air Force Base, Texas
Lakeland. situated near San
Antonio. is the site of Air Force
base military training for men
and women and home Of the
USAF Officer Military School, of
which the USAF Officer Candi-
Gate School. the USAF Pre-Flight
School and officers Pre-Flight
Group are operating units
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
Fork of Willis

Miss Jean Patrick. of New York.
spent several days recently with her
,ather. N R Patrick
Mr. and MS Paul Floyd and
Mrs Ressie Barker. of F'redericks-
burg. spent last Thursday in the
J. M Barker home.
Mr. and Mrs, D w White and
family, of Richmond, visited rela-
tives here Saturday
Mrs, Willie Duncan is spending a
few days this week with her par
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
Pam oIin Route 2

Miss Mary E Booker. of Wash
ineton. visited her brothers and her
sister. Mrs w B Buford, who is
at the Thackston Nursing Home
She returned Saturday to Washing
ton.
Miss Shirley Woodbridge. OF Raj
elgh, N. c., spent the week end
with Mrs. c. j WEIGH On Sunday.
Mrs c. j WEIGH and children and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-14
HID Leaders Meet
For instruction On
Making Braided Rugs

In preparation for the November
project of the home demonstration
clubs in Buckingham county. h e
leaders met September II, at Buck
ingham c H for instruction on
making braided rugs.
Miss Etna Earl Akers. assistant
clothing and home furnishing spec-
ialist from VPI was present at the
Gay long meeting 10 give instruction
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
Fishing Clinic
Saturday at UNI

ANN ARBOR-lf you're a
real fishing enthusiast chances
are you've already begun polish
ing up your equipment and get
ting your tackle in shape for
the coming season.
And although IL may be a
LITTLE early for getting out into
the field - and stream - you
can al least come and talk
about fishing at the Univer-
sifY Of Michigsn's Fishing
Clinic. 10 be held Saturday.
Fisheries experts will be on
hand TO give tips on fishing and
conservation OF lakes md
streams for the future. and
tackle manufacturers will be
there to show the latest equip
ment ready for this summers
activity.
Speakers at the Clinic from
1890 to 6 pm. in Waterman
and Barbour Gyms on the U-M
campus. include Justin w. Leon
ard. assistant director. Michigan
Conservation Department: Da-
vid S. Shelter. MED; Stanford
Smith, u. S. Fish and Wildlife
Service: and Walter r Grove,
Institute for Fisheries Research