davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

cast tronwars-s skinnine
watts, tremans PLAQUES, httching
posts dutch ovens. country skillets,
:srsueas :Sn ea JsSgs sSSs knSssssi %sssnrtoS dS9
ST.. NV, Ma. S.0S4S.
ACCORDiON-Cellini with case: 40
bass: black with white keys. med
AoGoRbiANHisa6 aT9 s16i, He sa652eaS, Ss., ls ,IilS,,v
$3.50. KE. 7-os44 ate; after WI i pm. fe.' '0f
sell At q sacriice. JA' J a-Sioi. rs
s ss.s snS stand. new condition. N
ACcoRDIeS.. AGhi DION. stradeila, 1ao-bass, g.
shift, 500; organ. old-style pump,
S135. sell for SOS. OIL. 1915.
originally $500. sacri-
fee; SO: 5.6300. after ] pm.
ACCORDION. brand-new. tfree-shift.
iIAsls LAB sSni1s jEwRY TaIs vefI RxecaANE eaaAs &C.
ACCORDION. professional like new;
cost: $1,000; sacrifice. S275. LU.
ACCORDION, 12o bass, with leather
eaSe; EXCELLENT condition; S125.
AeeokDiSN. eci sDISll' Eleetr. brand: 4o-in.
Magic Chef gas range; paneled
swinging door, 30xs0: enameled
dbls. drain kit. sink EN-. 3-1s23.
DING MACHINE. Burrouehs
port. hTs; and Minis; Recond. Bar
ADbfsG fSih GSoNE MAcHIsE' 10th sansffsnd. Ut sl
ABRAMS. IA L st. st. ne. ANAi d
MACHINES. small, 10-key,
Rem. Rand. new. No money down,
81 wk. CIRCLE 74l 18th st. NV.
ADDING MACHINE. stamp machine,
sood etf 5es sesei s0aRsessHs J 5ESss9
ADDING MACH, Remington eiec.
Late model 90. Also Burroughs new
medel band 8 col. Barsain. Call
AbDNGs bf; s6s'iSi MACHINES. burroughs
eee. with SUB 't and ssS r. 6. sH Rilen 0eTSe eles
ADDING MACHINE, desk model,
$35. CENTRAL, aois 14th st.
ADpiNG MACHINE. small. adds,
sSgRtrssts; S1pra & -; iIyr guarantees s14.ss.
A6biNG4 64 MACH, IA iG,n RsminEton. 4; aixi like
e. ef" BAL Il sfss; sfs elfes EM lS 9sass sS 'u.'r
ADDING MACHINES, used and new:
hand. electric. sale.rent. CIRCLE,
All * doarkEssok. Ssh Il sS 81 ?sis7';55s s75s7s Spray
pumps, gauges, hose, tanks. G1cH-
AIR CoHPREssoRs." Si 4 q g." s fH h.p.: Sopb Ph.
ingersoll Rand. $3.50; III h.p.: i
Ph. Drummer. 5000: 4-cyi. 2O-h p.
Schramm; so Gu, It. elec. or gas
driven, 1915: 10-in. by 24-in. floor
model lathe. 500. Several l Pm.
motors up to 3 hip. and other miscl.
mach. and equip. cheap. $3.50 Tux
edo Ta Ghsyerly, Nd.
Motor reps. aIEc. EouIiip. CO. CO. e44s ~
Sherman ave. NV. AID. 2-16O0.
AIR coNDIrIoNER, Admiral, ..
ts9; s1oo' u'ss I'd s.Ssas Ses5; owner leaving;
AIR CoNDiTIONER. Mitcheil. a.
ton; still in warranty. $3.50. 10.
AIR 0 GtioNplTloNER. >. ton; mus used
AIR %ss 9oSDfTioSEea lilo ean Lon toi 7hsas d4sss:
eo5,oje nS table b.S chest ss.ia Of d5ageTs Ty
AK lnHVS coSpiTroShR 5iSi a 5e15s 9I5sov ,71.
EsS,.1fssi nsw c1nd' sannd m aPDea1sanee; saYs viii
Air coSDIfioNERs rs - --0Stv New 1885
for cash buyers. PAR1MouNT IFsSsHoSi ptsees co..
ooOp ia ave n " HII 2.AQnn
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REPAIRS and SERVICES

A. AND b. BUILDERS-Brick and
tile WORK, new or remodeling. Resi-
Dental construction our speciality
Free estimates. IA. 9-6035. Is
porches. enclosures. ga
RACES, recreation rooms and roofing
Free estm. and work. guard. 10.
4-6775. PATKUS. LO. $4,000 --22
alterations. painting,
repairs of all kinds. Free estimates.
Terms. OIL. 6-7060. -21
sIeas Sssas; s.rilSSs IzSkESeE MI fsh HoME n
ADDITIONS, general remedeling:
refs. furnished. WA. 7-0220 or
ASHES AND DIRT MOVED, hedges
and shrubbery trimmed and trees
taken down. RA. 6-6129.
slsss lSSs a specially. JONES sPao4- 81 a
BRiGCkLAYING - Alterations, IRE
places. walls, all types masonry
FAGNANI. 10. 2-le94. ia. 9-60e3
BRICK WORK--No lob too big or
too small: free est. Houses. re-
tanning walls patios. fireplaces, etc.
10 bricklayers always ready. HER
MAN H. GOLDSTEIN. 10. 2-5061
-2l
BRICK PoINTINa-cAULKING
CEMENT WORK LA. 6-Ss41
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ANTIQUES

Set Of 9 Hitchcock chairs
Chinese carved bench-iamp tables
Old bronze incense burners
Pair yellow enamel vases 1S In.
Chinese wood carvings.
Iron and bronze Spanish bench
9Th century Spanish table
Bronze hgurines
Oil paintings and prints
Large and small Japanese shrines
THE COPPER KETTLE
3104 Columbia Pike. Arl. Va.
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HELP MEN 3 WOMEN tcons.l

THEATER CLEANER-Top pay plus
;hospitaiization and vacation to
exper., sober. reliable person. TO
clean tfeater; hours 10 suit prefer
resident OF Rockville. Wheaton
der, VILLA THEATRE, Rockville,
any afternoon or eve. No pnone
CoSufiLE.. European or colorsd: wife
as cook. g.h-w.; man. butter,
driver and yard work: refs. Must
be willing TO live In; good vases;
After II an, M0. 6-332S: DE- DE-
NEED MONEY? Sales openings we
train you to earn between Siou 70
$3.50 per mo-; steady monthly re-
peat. Some Dist. ship open: must
be pondable. UN. 4-81o3; no. ans
WHIifE..fuLL OR PART TINE;
age no barrier; high calioer' con-
Quoting survey among retired lhoies
and gentlemen; earnings IN sc
cordance with ability. Good cnance
for advancement. For appointment
phone Sunday 9 am. TO Pm or
S am. to 8 pm. Monday JU; D.
Is eTfR THERE A PERSON in this big
city who would like to. learn tMns M
real estate business and VINO VII VII
work to learn? II SO, call ABkAEE
REALTY. Ii. 6-4444 or Lo. =
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in Old Alexandria; 2 frs.
antiques Related displays OF MANY
periods. Decorator and collector
items. Open Tues. thru Sat. ] ! to 8.
KATHERINE RYAN. ANTIQUES,
$40 Prince st. KI. s-6S31, :.
ciose-out sale. through
this Sun. THE HUNTER. Rites. 90
I'll. 80 taeross from Fairfax High
School, Fairfax, Va,). CIR. 3-475o.
ANTIouEs--Beautiful old mahos-
anv side board with glass d9ers
ANfioURs. shop discontinuins bust
ness. a coll, Of rare dolls and entiTs
reduced, BRADLEY, 212 Cameron
ANTioUEs-2 glass lamp globes,
cranberry and hobnsil; daisy
ana ss9 0gttSn glass sauce dishes
ANTIQUES-Butler's desk; slant-tor
desk: Empire table: S-lee. settee.
/ to 5 pm. 1885 33rd st. n.Ts
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SITS. MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE. settled. eolored, wife cook,
g.h.w.: husband. chauffeur ana put
Ter. janjtor work. Box 3l6-R, Star
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PROFESSIONAL
SCHOOL
OF
REAL ESTATE
METHODS

Register now for March
so class. Complete course
real estate methods. past real
estate examination questions
fully discussed. No text re,
to qualify for course. Ideal
for those planning a career
IN real estate: 4 must ior
sFSf, SaSsf TsS EsTiTr piin sRokER 81 Ssfa 'of Or
REAL Estate SALEsMAN'S
LICENSE EXAMINATION.
and are given on = practical
plane. AL necessary materials
are furnished.
Course includes: THE IL
and AGENT RELAiioNsHlP,
TTNIkAcrsd ffTIns aad cceoSNvEYANc.: ceS AHiEs:
ING, FINANCING, MER-
CHANDI6ING OF NEW AND
Tsisaed Ussp pRGsfSEEss sRRE Esr1aTs aha 0s1s- s1S-
jects. -
DAY and FRIDAY, from Z
70 8 Pm, Course consists Of
eight sessions two hours each.
Glasses are held at 1918 Eye
st. NV, Registration Is from
a to Z I'M. MONDAY and
FRIDAYS.
FULL TUITION IS ONLY
SEQ, which includes ali neces-
sary materials.
For further information
call MA. s-6440.
Sidney z. Mensh & Co
.oi3 Eye st. NV. MA. s-e4
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RedS-GoYt. Surplus

Used 39-inch width HOLLYWOOD
IS22.95: wood hedstead. coil springs,
mattress. $I795 complete; new 80
inch Hollywood bed complete with
lnnerspring mattress, S37.50 N.
FRANK q SON. Ala 3rd st. NV.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

TYPING-Letters. forms. thesis. etc.
rRasI Gsl. IL .tIiSSyIxc t;iSS7 ~ all LIS tiiSo,
4-l90S. 1S"
RAISE THE RooF-Full shed DOR
mer erected by our special crews.
Add sos living space to your attic.
We do the exterior complete, ready
for do It YOURSELF interior finish.
Call JU. s-5063, anytime. for es-
innate. Terms.
BOOKKEEPTNG sERvICEs-Monthly
recapitulation of business with
profit and loss statement and bal
ance sheet. Telephone Fleetwood
4-7555.
CONTRACTOR WANTED, construct
near Annapolis concrete slab. 8
Edgewater, Nd.
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ANTIQUES

Do not sell n;.,l y1pT; valuasls pc aptisgIs ssDls
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisais
6640 GEORGIA AVE NV.
TU. 2-27a27 RA. 3-7606
ANTIQUEs-EARLY AMERICAN
FOUR WINDS FARM
Large constantly moving stock. Out
Georgia ave ext (Rte. 97l q mi,
right on 600. Whitehall H-S405,
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COUPLE
FREE RENT

Local References REQUIRED
Excel, Wages And S1Sar'ssro ~. 'ssrroaoo
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NEED

Young men and women. The air
lines are. calling on US for more per-
sonnel than We can supply. Airline
expansions are creating many new
jobs; also vacancies due to marriage,
snss mus n es 1eG S6
tions. passenger agents and hostess
fields; high school graduates. age II
to 3S. Learn II you can qualify. In:
tertiew by appointment only. Cal
Mrs. r D.. Woodson AT ONCE, Ma
.S-4420. WEAVER AIRL1NFS PER
SONNET, TRAINING IA
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reiriserator,
Z mos. old; S125. Westinghouse
chine, chine, s4S.' dE dishwsshsr-sar-
bage disposal sink uit. S125. For
mica. pink sink top: 36-in: yellow
formica TOP, IL. sheets. 4xs nak
paneling, dry. wall, fireplace man
tel. white mouton fur coat. baby
carriages, strollers. Spanish i'm
ported bathroom tile and fixtures;
blue ssraayo Private party moyisns'
AouARIUMS (e). 2o-gals. leatherette
stand pump. alter. etc. WE. 5-6245.
ATTORNEYS SALE Of high-grade
practically new equipment Of Bus
ter's Restaurant and Cafeteria.
S51l Fenton St. Silver Spring, Nd,
by suction Wednesday, March II,
10 am. David Hornstein. ATTY.
ADAM A. WEscHLER T. SON.
BABY BATHINETTE - Aluminium
Trimble Kiddie; very good condi-
tion, Si2. Ju. S-S640.
good condition; reasonable. 81.
BABY CARRIAGE. English coach
VII. WITH gssstrSSfH sss %H 0Eig sgass cost ses sac
baby CARRIAGE. Thaysro oydt With pad;
excel. cond;; $40: Ex, 3-0s96. -ls
BABY FURN AND TOYS; going out
of business sale, save UP to TOer
STORK TOWN s113 Ga. ave NV
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BLANKETS
2 FOR SIS

Tor nore) woolen electric blankets
Made by nationally-known electric
CO. Electric unit removed, leavinG
soft, warm blankets. Excellent for
private homes, motels, camps, con-
valescent and rest homes. private
institutions. Pastel shades. Colors:
blue, green. rose.
OUTLET CENTER
1904 7th NV. WASHINGTON l, D. c.
HO, 2-96S6
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ANTIQUES

AND DECORATORS ITEMS
Onion patterns, cups and saucers,
50 lin onion there is strength) ::
cranberry sugar shaker, $3.50; am
ber daisy and button salts, 81: milk
glass dolphin compete, ZOO:
amethyst cream and SUGAR. 81 so:
green butter dish. So 80; milk glass
and bristol vases, $3.50: cranberry
finger bowls. $3.50. lamps. 81 up:
frames and oils. soc up: deeanters.
81 up: ruby overlay .ashtray. $3.50;
satin rose bowl. $3.50: amberins
$50; carmel Stag dish. $3.50:
paper weights. 80 so up: also large
election OF pressed glass. including
Westward Ho. frosted ribbon. Jacobs
Ladder. and other scarce patterns.
Thousands. OF pieces Of glass and
china to browse through. Marble
top table. SIS: washstand.. $3.50:
cobblers benches, $40 up: rockers, 81
up; china cabinet. SIS: loveseat
So. Many other bargains. Come in
and prowl Open daily, Sd p.m.;
Sat. and SUM-. il am. to. z. pm.
BELL KINDS. AZ z. Capitol ST., Ii.
4-96sS, P.s. See our ad under
fIirpIship0s
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THE CAPITAL SCHOOL
Rnr. nnnfnHrl Acainfnnfs

Many unified positions WAITING IN
drs' ofiees; registration nos for
next class; training By Dr.'S and
nurses In well-eouipped doctor
once; easy tuition plan. Day and
eve. classes: free placement: info.
rNII TIT o-aIGI
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Plus tax; includes case. coated lens.
RELIABLE JEWELRY EXCHANGE
422 9th st. NV. Ma. S-6157
BINOCULARS, 6x3O. Bausch and
Lomb with case; peri. cond.; S45.
DE 2-0227.
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Private rm. and bath In pvt. home
near 18th and Columbia I'd, in ex-
change for clerical work and typing
ewes, and week ends; white: REFS re-
ouired. DU. 7-l146. ---.-.-,-
A BRIGHTER FUTURE!
Open ewes. and weekends 70 serve
you. JU. 9-o550 or Dl: I.olSn
ASSOCIATED EMPLOYMENT
Evening star., 1956-03-18

Lumber from $50 per 1000
hd. It.
Basins, cast iron------- $5I
Stoves, apt. size SIS
Toilet and tanks SIS
Refrigerators, guar. - $40
Fence posts, 8 IT. - ca. 3Oc
Flooring, oak, 1000 #. $50
Radiators, 50. top - # 35cI
Sash, for hot beds -.-- Soc
Doors with jambS 49, S.
Metal doors, Class B. SIS
NEW NEW NEW
SHEET ROCK, 4x8 - $1.76I
PAINT, white gal. $l.59J
WE CAN FURNISH ALL YOUR
MATERIALS FOR YOUR BUILD
ING NEEDS.
TDTIT DU,r ryyrnxy
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HELP-poAESTic

CATERERS, white, excel. eoos ior
occasional small dineers. Reier-
n1eas NJ 4-fS050
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]. r. LAWRENCE
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
Est. 1925 Call Ii. $500
Evening star., 1956-03-18

Roofing, siding, waterproohns, any
kind of work. No Job too small
White mechanic. For dependabls
SHAW. 10. 3-3949 any time.
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AIR-CONDITIONER

Room size. Very good condition. .Ex-
eel. for children's Trn. or bedrm.
Very reasonable. DI. 7-5567.
Evening star., 1956-03-18

ROOFING, new work; repairs: s't-
,sap iRSsP}Hs ssisis iRSssPsHissfis aoos s.1sT
no sSiSINg CsissIINing ina "a! ;YHssgiis,sSs YH.sisSs Call
Evening star., 1956-03-18

Sidney z. Mensh & Co.
1918 Eye et. NV. MA. s-o44o
Evening star., 1956-03-18

ROOFING WORK OF ALL TYPES;
painting. Free estimates. Established
over 25 years
SAMUEL c, sooyp. oyJ INC.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-07
H-SC Professors
Attend Conferences
In Texas, Mississippi

Dr. Thomas E Gilmer. acting
oean at Hampden- Sydney Co..
!ege, Wlll return Friday from Dali
las, Texas where he attended the
annual session of the Southern
ASSOCIATION of Colleges and Sec
ondary Schools.
one of the four principal adj
dresses OF the sessions was de-
-tYered by Dr. William c. Finch.
president OF Southwestern Uni
yefslty at Georgetown, Texas,
who was graduated from Hamp-
jen-Sydney in 1929. His home
vas at Gate City at that time.
Dr.. G. H. Thompson. professor
q the classical languages, recent
Is delivered an address with slides
1efore the Southern Classical AS
location at its annual meeting
TT Jackson. Miss. His topic was
classical References in Car
looms.
Dr Thompson used illustrations
aor his lecture from the British
Punch MAGAZINE, the Saturday
Review of Literature, the Rich
mond Tlmes-Dispatch and other
publications. 4 former president
# the Association, Dr.. Thompson
also vas chairman Of the nomi-
mating committee. The meeting
vas held on November %, % and
u
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-07
Mrs. Z. Brown Rites
Held 1t Glcs1Inore,
Duckiir CHAM Native

Funeral services for Mrs. Emma
Lee Brown. So. OF Gleumore
Buckingham county. and widow
Of James N. Brown who died
Sunday night. Dec ,. at the home
Of her son, Elliott S Brown. at
Schuyler, were held Tuesday aft
crnoon at Glenmore Methodist
Chruch with nterment IN the
family cemetery near Glenmore
The Rev Grover jenkins and the
Rev r. 7. Lovelace Methodist
pastors. officiated
A native of Buckingham county
she was the daughter OF the late
Joseph A.. and Henrietta Rag
and.
Surviving. in addition to her
son. Elliott S. Brown, are two
other sons, Walter T. Brown. OF
schuyler, and Obed 0. Brown. Of
'alls Church; a daughter, Mrs.
Eva Ponton, OF Schuyler; two sis
ters. Mrs. Connie Londeree, Of
HowardSville, and Mrs. Pearl
ileeler, of Middletown; IA grand
children. and q great-grand-
children
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-07
Highway Safety Show
Produced Locally
70 BE On NFLO

A dramatic radio show for the
Governors highway safety com
mat'ee was recently transcribed
BY SIX persons in this area for
statewide programning.
The l5 minute program. titled
-Four Who Walk With Death. .
VIII be broadcast over WFLO at
4 pm. Saturday
Participating in the program
are two Longwood College stu
dents, Donna Boone. of Marion
and Barbara Burnside, of Airing
ton two Hampden- Sydney stu
dents, Garrett Smith, of Rich
m0nd, and Charter Wells. Jr.. of
Norfolk; David w. Wiley, assist
ant professor Of speech and dra-
ma at Lonewood, and John D.
Wilson, WFLO station manager.
The program was produced in
The WFLO studios.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-07
$4,000, 900 For Relief
IS 900 900 For Relief
Courage of Hungarian People Amidst
Trials Inspires Freedom Lovers
Herald office.

For a Hungarian refugee IN
his late sixties. the Red Cross
services at Camp Kilmer, N. j..
last week were nothing new.
After walking So miles TO the
Austrian frontier, he was taken
to Vienna, where the Internation-
al Red Cross provided him with
the clothes that he wore to this
country.
None Of us would be mere nov
without the Red Cross. he told an
interpreter at the Army's Hun
garian refugee reception center
Working with government and
military authorities, a Red Cross
team at Camp Kilmel had been
distributing clothing and toilet
articles to the refugees and pro-
viding them with facilities for
reaching relatives OF friends
In Hungary itself. the nterna-
tional Red Gross has assumed
international relief supplies By
January the IRC viii be feeding
200 900 persons daily, Nearly 100
000 Hungarian refugees in Austria
are expected to receive food. shell
ter, clothing. an medical care over
a long period Of time
The American Red Gross has
already appropriated more than
100000 for the purchase Of mad--
cines. drugs, hospital equipment
food and clothing.
To enable the American Pes
Cross to fulfill its obligation, all
Red Cross chapters has been urg-
ed to launch an immediate appeal
for funds in their communities,
The Help for Hungarl2ns' fund
drive will give every American an
opportunity to participate in g
vast. humanitarian assistance pro-
farm for the Hungarian people
through the ARC, the nation 5
officially designated international
relief agency.
Nationally the goal is for five
million dollars Prince Edward
countv's share of this is to be S277,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-07
Thomas u. Daniel, 70.
County Native, Dies

Funeral services for Thomas
Buford Daniel, 10. who died Mon
cay. Dec. 3. at his Charlotte
county home. were held at 10 a.
N, wednesday at St. Theresa
Catholic Church, Farmville IN
terment was III Bethlehem Church
Cemetery, Charlotte county Faith
er Albert Fey officiated
A rosary service was held at 8
pm, Tuesday at Doyne-Burger
Funeral Home. Farmville
He was born August /. 1885 in
Prince Edward county. a son OF
the late Henry G. ana Jennie
Goode Daniel He was a member
Of Sacred Heart Catholic Church
st Meherrin and OF the Disabled
American Veterans
Surviving are his wife, Mrs
Cleo Jones Daniel Of Charlotte
c. H: a daughter, Mrs, Margaret
Curran. of Richmond; two Sis
ters. Miss Molly G Daniel. Of
Charlotte c. H, and Mrs. James
Y. Daniel, of Hopewell and a
brother, w. G.. Daniel. of Char
lotte c. H
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-07
{1raveside Services
For Mrs. Norman

Graveside services were to be
held at $50 p. NJ. Thursday
at Guinea Mills church cemetery
ior Mrs. Ruth Brown Norman, of
Cumberland county, who died De
cember 4 at her home.
Survivors include the widower
Rush w. Norman; two daughters.
Miss Shirley Ann Norman. of
Cumberland, and Mrs, Maude
Clayton. Of Ballsyille. three sons.
l.. w Johnson Of Goochland. b.
I. Johnson, Of Wheaton PARK.
Nd. and K. G. Johnson. of Rich
mond; two sisters. MIS- Alma
Guthrie, of Falmouth. and Mrs.
Bessie Crawford Of Hampton.
and three brothers, c. B. Brown
and W. B. Brown Of Cumberland.
and Russell Brown, Of PoWhatan.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-07
0ayville

Clayvillc Mosley Home Demon
stratlon club will have its Christ
mas party in the home of Mrs. Les
lie Bradbury December Is at p m.
Mrs Lee Wells, Mrs. A L. Will
lianls and Mrs Junius Moore spent
he evening with Mrs Norman Shift
lett Tuesday, and helped fill Christ
mas stockings for TB sanatoria
state hospitals, training schools and
prison road camps. The word of
Merry Christmas" to lonely folk
IN His birthday has been done by
Women's groups for the past l6
years
Mrs Florence Moore, Mrs. Do
aid Moore. Mrs. Esten DeNoon and
Joan Moore were in Richmond Sat
urday
Mrs. John Lilly has been home
Tor week from Richmond hos
pital. Many friends and relatives
called to see her Sunday.
Graceland Baptist Church mis-
sionary society will meet with Mrs
Bernard Allen Saturday. November
5. Secret pals for the past year will
DC disclosed.
Mr. and Mrs j. c. Pruden
Brenda Carol and joe. Mr. and Mrs
E. NJ. Moore and Wayne. and Mrs
Bertha Bradley visited Mr.. ant
Mrs J. R. Moore Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Esten DeNoon drove
to Richmond Friday to see the toy
parade on Hull street.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-07

according TO Dr. w. Otis McClung
chairman Of the Prince Edward
county chapter
Generous support Of the special
Red Cross disaster appeal was
urged this week by President
Dwight d. Eisenhower.
The conditions of disaster and
privation which require this en-
Urgency relief have been accurate
~ described from day to day by
our neWs-reporting media Amidst
all their trials, the courage of the
Hungarian people has been an in
splration To All freedom loving
people the world over
BY contributing to the Red
Gross emergency campaign each
Of us individually can express our
sympathy and admiration for the
brave Hungarian people " the Pres
dent said
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-07
. Belona

Dr. N. l. Dennis. of Richmond.
conducted the service at Providence
Church Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Bernard Walthall,
Of Richmond. visited Mrs. B f.
Walthall Sunday
Belona circle of Provide enc e
church met in the home of Mrs.
Mrs. Worsham presiding
Mr. and Mrs. John Nuckols went
TO Richmond Sunday morning They
visited Clyde Hubbard who is still
sick.
Mrs Blanche Nichols is now at
home after being in an eye hospital.
Mrs Bessie Lehman returned to
her home in Washington D c..
Monday after visiting Mrs Ollie
Morrison.
Callers On Miss Birdie Baugh
Sunday We're Mrs. H. H. Dobbins
and Mn ana Mrs 7 G West all Of
P0Whatan
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-07
? FarmvilIe Students
Play In Red Roses

Two University of Virginia stu
dents from Farmville Joseph Kee-
nan and James Parker. have roles
in Red Roses for Me" being pro-
duced this week by the Virginia
Players.
keenan, plays the role of Bren-
nan, and aPrker that of Reverend
Clinton, in the play by Irish au-
thor, Sean O'Casey. The play was
first produced at the Olympic
theatre in Dublin in l943. and was
brought to Broadway last year.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-07
Jefferson

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert VanDarvoort
left early Saturday to visit their
daughter in High Point, n c. They
were to return Tuesday night.
Nh. and Mrs Jake Tilman have 3
new granddaughter. Leslie Ann
KAY. born at the Medical College Of
Virginia Hospital November y.
MI. and Mrs. Tommy Ferndon
and daughter. Debbie. of Beaumont.
are spending two days with Mr.. and
MIS- Max Kilby.
4 Miss Linda Perkins was one Of the
teen council members who modelled
in a Richmond department store
Saturday. Saturday night she at
tended the annual Pi Kappa Alpha
ball in Richmond,
Jimmy Wilson had a very unfor-
tunate and painful mishap on last
Saturday. He was hunting with some
others. and must have become a
little bit too excited at an oppor-
tunity to shoot squirrel, pulled
both triggers on his gun at the
same time and bang bang the gun
kicked him squarely in his mouth.
Besides being extremely bruised.
the jawbone was splintered some
what and two teeth were missing
Better luck next time, Jimmy and
We still don't know whether YOU got
the squirrel.
Mrs. Lawrence Bradshaw and two
children. Larry and Donnie, 0 I
Gloucester, were Thanksgiving week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs c. E.
Bradshaw.
Mrs. R. E. Allison and son.
Jackie, left early Saturday f or
Raleigh. N c., and spent the night
with Mrs. Allison's aunt there.
The Wcman's Missionary Society
and the Mamie Bland David circle
Of Fine Creek Baptist Church began
a series of prayer services Monday
to continue each day through Fri
day.
( This reporter would like to thank
the Farmville Herald and its staff
for the privilege Of attending the
excellent Christmas dinner and pro
gram held in Farmville Friday for
its correspondents. 1t is SO wonder
full knowing the Herald family better
each time that we go.