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HELp--MlEN

MECHANIC, must be expert and IS
pellenced in automatic transmits
sions: good hourly wage. excellent
shop; reliable man With good ref
REINES MOTOR CO., 1870 Wilson
blvd. Arl. Va
MECHANICS. experienced on heavy
truck equipment. good pay, over
time. permanent year-round work.
Apply TO MR.. MORAN. $500 Branch
ave. Silver Hill. Nd.
MECHANICAL ENGINEER, produce
ton department blowers. Back
ground and experience need not be
exclusively IN this field. Baltimore
plant. A very good opportunity with
9 strongly entrenched company now
developing locally. Salary. condi-
tions and future exceptional. Box
2Ul j, Star.
MECHANICAL ENGINEER, thor
oughly familiar with all details
PURCHASING, co-ordinating and man
aging Of small plumbing and
heating company now engaged In
Govt. work; Wash. d, c. area
state full name, univ. attended,
exper. and sal. expected. great OPP
portunity for the future with a
Star.
Will WOhhEh' BOou H-df0unu
mill man, experienced in special
Phone ia. 5-6l29
OFFSET PRINTING ESTIMATOR,
for long established Washinston
frm:. must be thorouehlv expert
enced In all phases OF Offset esti-
mating and pricing: salary open
Ple2se reply giving resume Of e1-
perience and salary requirements
All REPLIES viii be held in strict
confidence Box 465-J. Star
OIL BURNER MECHANIC
Excellent opportunity TOR man un-
der 30 with several years experience
on domestic oil burner. 40-hour
week with time and a half for over
Tune. Extra pay for NIGHTS. Sundays
and holidays. Paid vacation. sick
leave and many other company bene-
hts. Must have car: liberal car all
lowance, Apply Mr.. Appold; SIM
CLAIR REFINING CO.. 401 Farra-
gut st. ne.
oPFRA"ORS. Kelsh and Multiplex,
and topographic draftsmen NEEDED
Immediately experienced. Positions
Sl31.
ORGANIST-CHOIR DIRECTOR -
Nom ltturgicai Sc suburban Prot
estant church. Write Box S7-H,
star. giving full particulars.
PACKERS
Experience in packing and
packaglng electronic equip
ment to Government speci-
tcations desired. Apply o
MEMS CLARKE, INC.
91a JFSUP BLA1R DRIVE
SILVER SPRING. ND.
PAINTERS exper men only; repor
ready COR work rear of 1897 Newton
st: NV. : am HFRSH DEC &C
PAINTERS
White. Immediate openings for year
round work. References required
Apply Personnel Office, RIM. 31g
l424 K St, NV, CAFRITz CO.
PAINTERS
Fxperiencod Only
APPLY JASSE
9I1 18th st. NV.
PAINTERS
Plenty Of inside and outside work
on new-house Jobs. See Mr.. Thomas
on Job. Directions: Out Mass. ave
l and 2/10 mi. past WeStmoreland
circle to Cromwell dr., right on
Cromwell . blks. 10 Lamar rd Il
Gruver- Cooley sign GRUVFR-
COOLEY CONSTRUCTION CO., MA
S-1737.
PAPER RULER, first class. sober anc
dependable: steady work. LEONARD
PAPER RULING COMPANY. 1914
East Main street. Richmond 10
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MEN WANTED


Ward Industries has openings for
2 men On a full or part time basis;
age 81 to AZ: white: must be neat
in appearance and bondable earn
ings S47 80 per wk. or better, de-
pending on your qualifications. This
y an unusual opportunity. not likely
to be repeated. For personal inter-
view, Apply Personnel Office. 1903
Wisconsin ave. NV. Saturday morn
ing, IL am. sharp.
YOUNG MAN for stock and counter
work on small appliances. c. A.
LEPPERF, ana Eye st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, for salesman in &C.
tive credit jewelry store good
starting salary plus commission;
pleasant working conditions. Dis
count on purchases. Many other
company benefits Apply in person
to Mr.. Greene, KENT JEWELLERS.
5nl 18th st. NV.
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HELP-MEN
MAN

Bldg. material clerk. property yard.
general contractor, steady Job, good
future. must be draft-exempt; must
be familiar with construction mate
through Fri. 7:3O to 4.
MEN. % to 40--We are in a po-
sition to hire and train, under very
experienced personnel. statesmen
who can sell and handle our mer-
chandise. Our men are paid salary.
commission and bonus. Plus COM
pany transportation or car allow
ance Apply in person, SINGER
SEWING CENTER. 3421 Conn.
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Observation-Disclosures
For consulting engineers ONCE; ex-
perienced in heating or air condi-
tioning.
COUNTS & LAWRENCE
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Excellent opportunity with So
year-old company. Take over estab-
lished business in protected ter
ritory. Yearly profit sharing. Quality
products. Thorough training. Phone
for appointment. RE. 7-l625.
statesmen t2), white, 25 to 40; for
established retail routes. Salary and
commission. Average earnings APP
prox. 500 per week. $50 guaran-
with fine opportunities fol. advance
Call JEWEL TEA COMPANY. HO.
statesmen, 6-day week, openings in
Va, and d. c stores Inside retail
sales. Salrav plus Exper. in hard
ware, bldg. materials. plumbing
cleo. or garden supplies preferred
Profit-sharing, .raid vacation and
many company Der sdts. Apply Mrs;
Dodd. HECHINGER CO., 18th and
statesmen, engineers, technical
up; hundreds openings ali kinds.
Mr. Ford at BOYD'S. cor 18th and
G SITS. NV. tNA. S-2340l
SALESMENi part time, Mon. Thurs
Fri. night, SO pm; Sat, q am.-
6 pm. Some clothing experience
Apply LOUISVILLE BOYS SHOP
S5l7 Ga. ave, Sill. Spg.
SALESMEN--Ambitious and willins
to work. seeking permanent posi-
ton that offers unlimited oppor-
tunities. Accounting or payroll ex-
perience helpful. SHAW WAL .KEh
CO.. 605 18th st. NV. DI. 7-a100
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hELP-MEN Cont
DANCE TEACHERS

4IA4NN<G 4 GI1OA4G4b0
FL 80. Perm. full time only. High
school edu. Openings for teachers
and interviewers no exper. nee.
Must train to gain knowledge OF
business. Earn from Ss5 to $50 per
wk. Train at our. expense. Oppor
for advance. Employe benefits. APP
ply in person between 2 ana 4 pm.
M MAJ DANCE STUDIO
CHASTLETON HOTEL
18th AND r SITS. NV.
DENTAL TECHNICIAN, apprentice.
for dental laboratory. HAMMOND
g. HALPERN. 925 Goth st. NV.
CRAFTSMAN. with some building
BACKGROUND about 20 to "a years;
interesting and varied work with
good future for individual with in
itiative. accuracy and neatnesS;
some travel required. CO. 5-3043.
CRAFTSMAN for kit. planning dept.
of large natl. organization, must be
interested in advancement. Reply in
own handwriting. stating acceptable
salary and experience. All replies
confidential to Box 410-J. Star.
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CLERKS

openings in billing and
credit dents, for trsinees and expcr
conds Appiy c 25I CHARGE fIIRi9g
SERVICE, 5l3 18th st. NV.
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MANAGER TRAINEE

Mf1INhGGn i nA1N GE
Large and fast expanding finance
company wishes to employ assistant
manager for local ONCE. Good flu
ture for aggressive young man. Many
company benefits, including liberal
vacation plan. insurance and retire.
ment plan. Car essential. Apply at
LINCOLN LOAN SERVICE. INC.
1908 Carroll ave, Takoma Park,
JU 9-1525.
MECHANICAL ENGINEER. with both
board and field experience in heavy
machinery, pump and piping field,
pressure vessel welding and erec-
tion. The lob involves both field
and once work in the Baltimore
area. Local ONCE OF q worldwide
concern. Exceptional opportunity
with permanence assured to above
average engineer. No objection TO
older man who is vigorous or 10
s an sm0itipgSs' n nelSen ,sd
around. Box. 259-J, Star.
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MANAGER SALESMAN
RETAIL LIQUOR

Top-fiight position open only for
the very best. Experienced only.
advancement opportunities. Pleas
ant air-cond. store. Chevy Chase.
D. c.. location. Replies in strictest
confidence. Call MR.. ALLEN. WO.
6-4413 from 10 m To q d m
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ENGINEERS

Immediate openings; 6th-class Il
tense required, with or without
quarters, good salary, many company
benefits. Apply personnel Office, RIM
319. l424 K st. NV. CAFRITZ CO
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INSURANCE CASULTY underwater
Salary commensurate with expe-
rience. Excellent opportunity for
advancement. Call Mr.. Schramm,
EMPLOYERS GROUP, 340S Wis.
ave. NV. EN-. $1,000.
JANITOR-Must be experienced,
have knowledge Of oil burners and
stoker. Call EN-. 2-4719, between
3 and 5 pm.
JANITOR. for earden-type apis; s.
Arlington: must be sober. Call ia.
5-7336
JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN with
license in Va. and d. C.; year
round; good pay. XII. 1864.
LABORATORY ASSISTANT = High
school graduate. interested in SCI
ence for full-time employment: no
experience necessary. excellent
working conditions and benefits.
Location. College PARK. Md. Reply
school attended. year of graduation
and references.
LANDSCAPE Statesmen, 3, expert
enced. for large well-known local
nurseries. Must know Washington
and suburbs and have car. Start at
once. HE. 4-a550.
LINOLEUM AND TILE
Mechanics and Helpers
Experienced only. Steady work.
and insurance, Apply AMERICAN
TILE g. LINoLEUM CO., 1900 H
st. ne.
LIQUOR SALESMAN, part time: ex-
perienced only: retail. Replies
confidential: good salary and ex-
cellent chance to advance. All day
Saturday. Friday from 5 Pm:
some other EVENINGS. Call MR..
LITHO CAMERAMAN, half-tone ex-
per-; quality shop, air-cond., dark
scale. Call Ii. 3-714O. MR.. WHIT
MAN, white. must be
ences. Prefer man over IS. Good
paw. INQUIRE at GLENMONT AMOcO
STATION, 1901 Ga. ave-. Silver
Spring, Md. VIII. 2-7777.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF building
production tools. Salary open. Call
Gaithersburg 1879. NELSON MAN
UFACTURING CO.
MAINTENANCE MAN to live in, pvt,
room and bath. to drive school bus.
various Jobs in home for children (:
good salary. time of. OIL. 2-4460.
MAINTENANCE MAN, white, for gen.
eral apt. repair work. Must be ex-
perlenced sober, neat and have
d. C. drivers license. MA. S-1921.
MAINTENANCE ENGINEER. familiar
with oil burners. and reciprocating
type air-conditioning machines.
Opportunity for sober. reliable man
Phone EN-. 2-47I9 between 3 and
3 pm.
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CLERICAL


STENOGRAPHER
Prefer experienced but will con.
slider beainner for our order de-
partment.
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For order department. production
department and personnel depart
ment: accuracy required; diversified
duties.
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FURNITURE
statesmen

GAS sERvICEMAN to repair fur
naces. gas ranges and water heat
tiers. Give name, phone number
and references Box 209-J. Star.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. perma-
nent, 2l.5O, white. Air-cond. Call
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COST CLERK
Young lady with ability and DE-
sire to work with figures. Ability to
tyre essential,
j-eay 50-hour week: air-condi-
toned Office and liberal company
.bc1eflts. Apply
Slime panpr Thine ca
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CHILD'S NURSE

REQUIRED. Call EN-. 3-0002
CIGAR-nRUG CLERK. exper. pre-
ferred but not necessary. Apply in
person WISCONSIN DRUG CEN
TER 20oE Niscnnsii1 ave
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CLERKS, white. with and without
YOUNG high school efaduate: start
$50 up POSITIONS, INC, 1884
Mass. ave. NV, DI. 7-92l7.
c. ERIK, payroll, experienced: work
ing in contractors Office Prefer
ably one living IN Vireinia. $50.
2ufn Columbia Pike. hrlington, ia
10000 See MR. Jones
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BANK BoOKKEEPER
Burroughs machine OPP
orator, experienced pre-
ferred, but not essen
tial. Apply in person.
The Munsey Trust Co.
1929 E ST. NV.
BANK TELLER

Experience desirable, but
nc. necessary. S2,f04 per
annum, paid vacation, fringe
benefits; 5l2-day week Call
Mr.. Dewey, OV. 3-216T for
appointment. BURLINGTON
TRUST CO., Arlington, Va.
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PRESIDENT EISENHOWER White receiving
sword hope symbol the American Cancer Society,"
William Fitzgerald Air Force officer The
disabled four because Of the disease
full active duty past
Earlier the President his regular weekly
said that he would order American
Middle East anywhere else without the approval Congress
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Antioch

Mrs. w w Gates, Mrs. H, G
Brown and Miss Sallie Gates rep
resented Antioch at the Mary
Moore zone meeting at the Farm
vile Methodist Church Saturday
Mrs. Eta Brown had as guests
over the week end her brothers
and sister, Rev. Charlie, and Wal
ter Flippen and Mrs. Elva Jor-
don, Of Washington, d. c. Mrs
Cecil McGavock, of Boydton spent
a short While With them Saturday
afternoon
Miss Anne Foster and Ernest
Posey of Virginia Beach visited
her parents. MI and Mrs. CLYDE
Foster during the week end Mrs.
Walter Young and children of
Richmond, We're also Saturday
guests.
Mrs. H G Brown was hostess tO
TIE WSCS Wednesday night
Eleven members and four visitors
we're present. The chairman, Mrs
Francis Moore of the nominating
committee announced the follow
ing officers to serve for the COM
ing year Miss Saliie Gates sue
ceeds Mrs. Eta Brown as preSi-
dent: MIS-. CLYDE Foster vice
president; Mrs. Audrey Robinson
secretary. MIS-. Hunter Coffey
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Three OF the beSt-knOwn works in
classical style for two pianos were
presented by Dr. Walter Hartley of
Longwood College and DR. Roy Jes-
son of the University Of Richmond
last night in Jarman Auditorium
The duo-piano recital was presented
like an evening of chamber music
in the style of a string quartet rath-
er than the conventional style of
two concert pianist.
Concerto in F Major by w. F.
Bach, the first selection played, was
the least known of the three selec-
tons. The concerto is difficult for
all but the best pianiSts because Of
the need for detailed and absolute
rhythm control This graceful work
of J S. Bach'S highly gifted eldest
son is in three movements: Allegro
moderate. Andante. and Presto.
Two Well-knoWn selections Son
ata in D Major" by w. A. Mozart.
! The great composer Of concelti. and
! Variations ION a Theme of Haydn"
4 )p. Sob. by j Brahms. completed
he recital The Sonata in D Ma
| jor". a brilliant sonata, is one Of
the more festive of Mozart's piano
concerti. Written in three move
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-27

Hampden-Sydney took the leac
in the Mason-Dixon Conference
baseball division yesterday after
noon with an 80 win over arch
rival Randolph Macon The win
which saw the Tigers tag two R
M pitchers for II hits, ran then
consecutive Wln-Skem to and
gave them an over all record OF
81. They now stand 40 IN con
ference play
Hunter Cox led off the Bengal
scoring when he tagged pitcher
Bill Coz fol single and stole
second in the second inning Cox
came home OH sophomore Ed
HarloWS home run The Tigers
we're never headed thereafter
In the sixth Doug Joyce con
nec.ed for a Dagger. and Harlow
collected his second run batted IN
Of the day as he ground 1t out to
first base to send Joyce home
Bill Cox. who gave up seven
hits in the innings he worked
for Jackets tagged pitcher Bill
Pierce for home run IN the top
of the seventh with one man on
to make 1t 80
Coach Hugh Stevens Of RIM
replaced Cox at the beginning of
the 7th with his ace hurler Lou
Brandt who Immediately ran into
trouble as the Tigers caught 4
hits. walk and errors.
Hampden SydneyS pitcher, Bill
Pierce. gave, up six hits to the Vel
low Jackets. Fuller, Lincoln
Payne. and Brinkley were allowed
one apiece. Bill Cox connected
for two of the tickets SIX.
Randolph Macon's pitchers
Bill Cox and Lou Brandt, gave
up eleven hits, Cox giving up sew
en- in six innings and Brandt Civ
ing9up four in two innings. Hum
phries. MarloWe, HraloW Griffin
and Pierce each connected fol
ore hit Hunter Cox. joyce. anc
Smith were allowed two apiece.
Hampden-Sydney has played II
games, winning eight and losinG
two They played Washington &
Lee there on the 18th They vii
play " NJ. here on the 28th
Friday the 9th they have 4 tracl
meet at Hampden-Sydney viii
Roanoke.
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Fork of Willis

Mr. and Mrs. Acie Allen and
family were dinner guests Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lacey F'lippen
Elaine Flippen spent last We'd
nesday in Richmond visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Ruby Rakes.
Mrs Edmonia Ransome went to
Richmond Saturday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. A. c. Barnett, for
a few days. News was received
here Monday night that Mrs. Ran
some with the Barnetts had been
in an auto accident. Details are
lacking at this writing but Mrs.
Ransome is known to be in the
hospital. Her friends hope her in
juries are not serious.
Mrs. Matte Crouch Lena Will
kerson, Mae Barker and Billy Bar
ker. all of Richmond. visited j. M.
Barker Saturday.
The graveside rites and burial
of Mrs Clara Floyd who died in
Fredericksburg. were held at Oak
wood Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
Floyd had lived in this community
many years ago but had recently
made her home IN Fredericksburg
where all her children lived.
Mrs. Mary Pruden and Mrs.
Linda Walton, of Gainesville
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Talley
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Dun
can were dinner guests Sunday Of
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Simpson. Of
Prospect. The occasion was the
birthday of Mrs. Duncan and her
twin sister, Mrs Ray Kelsey, Of
Farmville
The MYE of lakewood attended
movie Monday night in group
as their monthly social. They en-
joyed refreshments after the show
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs H T.
Harrison.
\The Trenton Club, by vote
selected Miss Lorraine Elgin to
represent them in the May beau
ty contest for the benefit of the
Fire Department of Cumberland.
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composition Of Pleyel, pupil OF
Haydn. There are eight variations
on the original theme. These repre-
sent a wide range of moods. in some
of which only the basic harmonic
structure OF the original st Antoni
Chorale" is apparent
The impressive Finale is also a
set of variations based on bass
melody which was derived from the
original theme. The Finale leads 70
a majestic reStatement of the theme.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-27
Amelia Club Women
Elect New Officers

Mrs F, j. Rudershausen has
been elected president of the
Amelia Woman's Club for a two
year term.
Other officers named at the
clubs annual business session
Monday were Mrs r. E, Arlington
vice-president; Mis-. James Roy
all, recording secretary: Mrs.
James E Allen, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Thomas Eppes,
treasurer, and Mrs. j. B, Mason,
historian.
Two new members. Mrs. c. P.
Kaufman and Mrs B. S. Byrd,
were welcomed into the club. The
Fine Arts Department announced
plans Tor a picnic III early June
for club members and then
families.
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Chamber Music LOVERS Enjoy Program
Blu DuO-PianO Artists, lesson, Hartley

ments, Allegro con spirito, Andante,
and Allegro motto, this composition
continued the classical form Of the
recital
In Variations "On Theme
of Haydn Z the theme is st An
toni Chorale,' suite for woodwind
instruments. once attributed to Hay
DIN but now thought to have been
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Nit. Zion


Mt ZIon Church Is extending a
CORDIAL welcome to the Community
Hymn S'ne the fifth Sunday April
~ at 9 pm.
Dr. and Ms. ]. r Johnson of
Tvnchbnro were recent CHESTS az
Mr. and Mrs Al = Deane
evmnathv is extended to the fam
IL Of NJ B Newton who passed
arav at his home in Oak Grove
leet SATURDAY.
MIR and Mrs Wilton Booth and
son Ponn;o and NJ. abd Ms .resso
Hodoo. - 7a,.,,,,,ifla wo,.o d;nnnr
o,,cs.s ~ e,ndoy If NJ and MI
p y er,n,ala~
,f,ge Nav A,ao~so,, ,,as b,s;
ness vis;+o,, n picr,,,and satnrdav
MIS- 17qywood Pgaos daneSter
Mo Na,o,, poogs ana CONC ,,:lo
and Ma Of r.;,'f. @'' n,o~ ~ n W. al
ana o,,oste at ..1f rd., tho w p
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,r~e r urdains
aqre woodr v.,.oho, &c p;oh
mana ,.is,.cd ha,, ,aronts A.. ana
NJ " r p,,tnor c,nd,, 'N
NJ Nraloon, u,,or i nation,
At Johnston UiiHq Hhsnito, picb.
n,nd
pev I p F,doas ca1,o1 Ioet wool,
IN the homes of Ms W r Cbild.
-ess and w T YAncev
Mr. and Mrs r,rnest anderson
visited her parepts~at Gladstone last
week
Nj. ana mrs. ] r. Phillips and
Gem n,vis v.o,a pic,,,,ond ,,:e;to~s
n Monday
MS GREY Nelson Of Richmond
vas a auest Sunday Of her mother
MS 15zz5e w ciirart
Ms J A Deane has been yery
sick for several weeks We are glad
era is improving
G w Cave was busiress yisj.
hon ~ Louisa Monday
L M philItps ii Richmond was
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Colored News
StOkcs-J Jackson
Wedding Announced

Mrs. Esther D. Stokes, of Farm
Vile. announces the marriage Of
her daughter, Edna Caroline, to
simuel Jackson of Cumberland.
The wedding took place Sun
day. April %. at the home Of the
bride, at 10 O'Clock a. m. Rev. l.,
A Wilson, of Green Bay, was the
officiating minister
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-27

DR.. Francis G. Landlord. il,
President of the College, was the
main speaker at the Farmville
District Parent-Teacher AssocIa-
sion meeting which was held here
today Dr Landlord spoke on the
"Interdependence ol Public
Schools and Institutions Of Higher
Learning
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-27

treasurer
With Mrs Foster in May with MIS-.
Eta Riddle as program leader
Mrs. r L. Blanton and MIS- Ce-
Gil Brown returned home Monday
after a trip to Charleston S c.
They were accompanied by Mrs
Lewis Newton and SWoap Blan-
ton of Falmville
Miss Patricia Brown attended
her sorority banquet at Longwood
house Saturday night
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-27
DOG PAYS TAES

Auburn, Cal The pet dog Of the
late Mrs. Katherine Richter, who
bequeathed him $3.50 in her Will.
will have to pay Sl4 in inheritance
taxes to the United States Govern
ment Mrs. Richter stipulated the
sum should be used to find a suit
able home for the animal
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Tigers Capture Seasons Tenth Game
Against R-MC In Record Score of 50

Marlowe by Cox. ". p. Pierce. BP
Griffin. W. Pierce so. l.. Con
I'D.
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HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Caviar for Breakfast?

gave to Elvis Presley has a girl,
she'll be named Debra. Debbie
and Elvis met while making
Love Me Tender"
There's a lot of competition
for the role of Napoleon in War
ners STORY of Mankind" Jay
Robinson, the mad Emperor Ca
Iligula in THE Robe" telephoned
me from the studio that he has
been asked to read for the part.
He would be very good.
From JACK Diamond, U-I's
publicity director, comes this
fact: The studios all-time top
groSsers were THE Glenn Miller
Story" and ITO He'll and Back"
both produced by Aaron Rosen-
berg, who now has the stars of
Ieach-Jimmy Stewart and Audie
Murphy-together in Might Pas
sage"
4 X \
From the Island in the Sun"
location in the British West In
dies, / hear that Dorothy Dam
See GRAHAM, Page A-39