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Nevly desoraiea Avnilaels .ofd
room aptt ~ 70 ane stb4e N
sSslts onis ssO7s inshess gtist'ss
Por infQrmaticr apply All
1901 Aeinsdon a. AisE oV 524Ot
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LOOK! NSA!-3-bedrm. brick ram.
bier, close to freeway. Liv. rm.
with picture window, dream kit,
lRe. screened porch. Many extras.
Sl3,;i5o0 with 500 down to OILS.
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CUSTOM COUNTRY HOMES--All-
brick distin nt desiEpI ct. rem en-
BASEBOARD HOT-WATER- HEAT.
sep. din. rms. porches. fireplaces.
bsnnts. S1Q,A50, Unusual value
a. J. KEssINGER g. CO., Ju
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COLORED-3I6 36th ST. NE
Liv. rm., din. rm., KIT bedrms
and bath; gas heat; SS5. Call MR.
BROWN, HU. 3-5S2S.
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COLESVILLE AREA-Five huge bed
roomsl Ia acres; 26xl6 IT. liv. rm
with raised hearth firepl.. sep. din
rm.. ga baths, dble. garage, full
bsmt. with picture windows. Gus
tom built with brick. plaster walls
BELOW THE MARKET at S22,ah0
RIPLEY A. ROMER. III. 5-2511
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= PoREsTvTLLE


F1RST-FL BEDRM. AND BATH
:. A-acre lot: beaut. det. home: Ice.
lily. rrn. with nrepl. ser. porch: gar:
81 q. n nsat; ~, block to bus Price
JOHN L. SHELTON
Realtor 10. 10000
LANGLEY PARK-t13.5O 500
BRICK RAMBLER BEDRMe.
PULL BASEMENT WILL, 90 OF
HUGH I. PECK HE. 1.e40O
LEwIsDALE RAMBLER
,,I spa, N ar Sr td., hone loys .lyy
bsmt. Asking S15.0s0. OF or PH1
HUGH T. PECK HE. $4,000
NEW-3-bedrm. brick. 2-ievei home;
ine Sc Nd neighborhood: siB,2b0
with - 2n0 down
J NJ MEDLEY. 30 s-5777
Langley Park Rambler
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Attention, Non-GI
WHEATON
3-BEDROOM
BRICK RAMBLER

oI..S7o9 DOWN, $l3.g59
TAXES AND INSURANCE
Full basement, side screened
porch Across from public sehoool
r. A. HUMPHREYS
p Mas. Ave. Realtors Ma. s-5O20
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'NOLES .LLLs NJ. DIlkBS-NHdhcy ~
.-3-bedrm., l1a-story home; full
Owner wants offer. must SELL S15,.
$50. RIPLEY a. ROMER, JU. 5.
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Fnr B

KENT AREA-Charming cottage
rural atmosphere on a valuable
lot: living room with fireplace. din.
ing rn.. den and kit. on LIST floor
S16.a5O. J. c. cHATEL, HU. g.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

BARNABY WOODS-Attractive brk
Colonial, liv. rm.. dining rm.. kit
den or breakfast rm.: 8 bedrms.
z baths End a. Rec. rm. with
firepl.; garage converted init
hobby rm Good cond throughout
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY OF MD, INC.
lRIn Wiecnnsin aNn An A-0Onn
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MOD. HOME with 2 full baths; Q
Yrs. old; full bsmt.; mi. n. U. Of
Nd: spac. grounds; storm drs.
windows; vacant; Sis mo. HE. 4.
$500; ewes. HA. 2-2459. W. W
NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AMI
EASTERN AVENUES N.W.-3-yr.
/ old. 2-story semidetaehed brick
house eond: gas heat; fun bsnt
only sos . mo. tn. a-210I. EN-
2.Odn8.
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NisEs BY HUGHES = counnItrfy;
home ,o DOL house. PICTURESQUE way:
quaint dormitory attic. full bsmt. (:
low-cost gas. h.-w. heat; q charm
'ng little eottaee for only s11 .a5n
. W; r. HUGHES CO. AP. 7-1400
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SAVE ON INTEREST; assume a.
per mo .--All-brlck. 2-bedrm home;
sep. din. rm.. and bsmt. Full price.
S11 ,500. JAMES c. CONLEY q
CO. APP 7-a0a0
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Gracious ci5Gi L1VIiNiG-.-, @Ew.
HAMILTON ST.-S495 On.

Tnis Hpacious f.5edrn. detached
home has baths. rec. I'm. tfemen-
do1a yard. detarhed EafaGs. anc
nhogie 90 70 . l1ckg BUYER this
week Cal Is nov
SOL INVESTMENT co.
II. 3-s3oS IL 5-S3o7
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CHEVY CHASE, Rollinswood - .
ing 3 bedrmS., 2 baths, den and
powder rm., rec. rm.. porch, fin-
ished Ord floor; beautiful lots; both
priced in middle 30s. Q a.m.-9
pm, EN-. 2-7400, METZLER
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BETHESDA SPECIAL, Sl9,95n--lsi
floor bedroom and u bath, 2 bed.
rooms, bath on 3D. finished rec
rm.; also work benches. etc. Con-
crete patio with barbecue. covered
and lighted. Fenced level lot. Cal
SAMUEL 2. BOGLEY, OF MD
INC nj 0.gaO0 1fii q
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$495 DOWN
$495 DOWN

coLoRED-2-UNIT BRICK
1895 CASH WILL HANDLE
IDEAL HOME AND INVESTMENT
LOUIS RUDDEN, tn. $4,000
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FOUR CORNERS. SILVER SPRING
6-rm. Colonial: avail. Dec. 1bi
S125 mo. JU; $685..
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NE.
ONLY x75 PER MO

Mod. det.; 4 bedrms.. firepl.: gas
Erwin REALTY. WA. 7-0334.
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NEW ALL-BRICK RAMBLER---vH
approved at SIS. 700. 8 .arae bed
rms; optional din rm,. huge KIT,
finished in copper with brilt-in
stove and eye level oven, day
light playroom bsmt IA trirle
water PROCEED and features the
cavity drain tile method that as
sures everlasting dryness. level lot
brick homes: near BALTIC. uarkway
and Md. Univ. Vet may purchase
with as little as 5000 down, Call
I'll 8 D m. WA. 7-3NO0. ROBERT
s. DAVIS &, Co, INC
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COLORED, 6O7 A ST. SIRE,
modelled; 9 rooms and bath: every,
thIng new only $3.50 mo. Cal
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BETHEsDA-Deiightful brick Colo.
NAL with bedrms.. den. all-elec
kit. full bsmt.: garage. Attrae
patio and outdoor fireplace
$4,000. A. v. PIsANI. Realtors
OIL. 1880 'Til q.
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CHEyERLY-Brick; vacant. owner
will sacrifice Competing in liv. fm.
and din. rm.; cleo. kit. big English
type. bsmt with rec. rm.. screened
porch: Lge wooded lot. Only
P FROZEN X AZ I y SG.zzzqq GEORGES
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ROCK CREEK HILLs-TO fiad 9
modern brick split-level in this
prestige community for about $50,
900 is next to impossible. WE
HAVE IT. 8 bedrms.. 2 baths, plus
den and recreation rom in out-of-
ground bsmt.. breezeway and ga
rage: vacant. FRANK s. PHILLIPS
OIL. 2-1OOd: eYeS.. KE. 1-l3S0
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.-New rambler

CHEVY CHASE, MD.--NeW rempleri
3 bedrooms, 3 baths, center hall,
living room with fireplace. dining
room. very fine kitchen with large
breakfast space, rear screened
porch. attached garage full base
ment, recreation room; nice lot;
S2S,050. Also 3 and bedroom
split-levels in various prices and
locations in Chevy Chase, Md. Call
EDW. H. JONES a. CO., INC, WO.
R-gaO0 'tiI q N m
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TAKE is YEARS

TO pay With tfHb down LARGE G+rm
brick home. fgu DSmt front D0reh
laref ~ an KerRnfs urpe ~
CITIZENS REALTY co.
Day. NJ s-ifts MI s-3ses
EYes IA. a-af2q
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ESTATES
BRICK RAMBLER-S13,930
3 BEDRMS.-FULL BASEMENT
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-6400
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HOUSES for SALE, Nd. lcons.

Brick rambler: rms. including
full-size dining rm.: desirably n.
nanced with 4hee interest; SIS
BOO Call HE. 4-640O. HUGH 7
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Mr., N. n. AVE AND UNIV. LANE
M0 Sip S5rI1. d tst;s brick Price. 500
det. house. Price, $40 per mo
ERWIN REALTY CO.. WA. 7-0334
ON OLD DEFENSE HGWY., For
house, modern: ga acres ground
Colonial S-2027.
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02o NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
O large rooms. Kitchen and bath;
lance to George washington UniTer-
sity area: SIS.
WOODWARD q NORRIS
723 10Th ST NV RE 7.6hSh
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 3-bed-
nm. rambler; garage: on ~
acres. ideal for garden and chicken
farm, need 3 or 4-bedrm. house
near Cheverly or RiverdAle srea.
Call CE. R-aORl Y'V''''.oN'
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MOVE IN TODAY $1,000 dn., SOL
mo-. non-vet-All-brick, 3-bedrm
semidet.;, Ia baths, heated rec
schools 10. 5-36Ss. SUBURBAN
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II roomt. 3 baths. semiest. BRICK.
Just aronnd The corner from trans
portatior and thopping center. Va.
cart and snifabif Tor large family
or ruomtnT housf verf good con.
sition Owner says sell Call M
p. weaver wO G-fa44
1924 IAN street Nv AD f.20ps
4 UNIT-isth AND MrgTwocp
LOUIS RUDpEn. II 2-3oao
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Sc@iiso'S e IA Tss'5
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co. 5-353a, . TIL .
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Restaurant and Delicatesser

I 70 Z SALF OR RENT
NEAR r l AVE. AND 9th ST.
| Fully equipped; an excellent OPP
portunitv for one to go into busi-
ness. For particulars. caIl MIR
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OPEN TODAY LIS PM, 100 2nc
st. e., OPP. U. s. Supreme Court
Being redec.: rms. bath; oil
neat: fenced I'd; 500. DIXIE
REALTY CO.. 1417 L st. NV.
MA. 8-S9SO
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COLORED: S48.bO-4-rm. bunga.
low: Deanwood, ne: vac; I'd. on
Division ave. DIXIE REALTY CO.
| Ma. $3.50,
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont,

PILLS TRADING POST FOR SALE.
/ for full details write retiring OWN.
| Err, Box 144, Rte. z, WestT1in-
ster, Md.
DEPT. STORE, suburban area
Growing community, good business
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WOODSIDE PARK - Small down
payment. Assume $4,000 Ist trust
balance. in 2nd trust. 7-rm. brk
Colonial: rec. rm. and bath In
basement. carport; Just house of
Dale dr., l blk. 70 bus, walking
distance to schools. CHESTER H
KELLER. Realtor. JU. 5-7lOO
nT. R-0OE0
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l3.BEDRM. RAMBLER on approx. u
acre. Close tn Nd. Univ. campus.
Liv rm., sep. din. rm.. equip. kit.
screened porch. many extras. Sf0.-
$50 with 5000 down. Low mo.
payments payments PRINCE GEORGES
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CHEVY CHASE = Well-buiit Diet
home; block east Of Conn ave
liv. rm.. family din. rm.. large kit.
bedrms., 2 baths up; porch
garage Real value at S22 $50
BILLINGSLY REALTY CO.. EN-
2-0526. ewes EN- o-5600
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ii2o TRWKEsBURY PL. NV
Lovely detached brk. Colonial homC
IN beaut. cow neighborhood
newly dec. all-new kit, powder
rm. LIST a.; wall-to-wall carpetinf
and many other extras; fenced
~ he KELLER JU' 5-7loO' RIA. D.
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II17 SAVANNAH ST. S.E.--3 bed
rms: and full bath. semidet. brick
newly decor: $40 per mo. JOHN
L. SHELTON. REALTOR. 10. q
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MaeARTHUR BLVD. AREA-Lovely
corner; 8 rms. insulated. bsmt., ga
rage: S14.950. EN-. 2-S409. after 9
sHEP. PARK; MID eos = Hand.
some 4-bedrm.. 2Ia-bath stone rest
dence in q beautiful and highl,
convenient neighborhood near 14th
and Iris; full center hall. fabulou'
new kit. Ice. den and Law. on isl
house condition. Truly sensations
value, FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI
7-1411: ewes. FL. 6-364S
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/ coLoRED--vAcANT
NEAR ROCK cREEK PARK
8 Rms, 312 Baths
Lac brick home, povdeg rm,. isi
TRADES ACCEPTED
ST B-3f2n Ewes sun To e.50at
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BETHESDA - On dead-end street
near Bradley shopping center. bic
rambler, V acre 3 bedrooms,
baths. perch, garage. vacant. o.
f HaI Z BsoSofEiYi'o " Or Nd. S nc
OIL. 6-7a00.
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BORO RID, builders close -out sale
BORO RD.. builders close-out salG
New brick bi-level rambler, has
3 bedrooms. can be 4. ga baths,
spacious living room. dinette, rec
room with fireplace. all-electric
kitchen. basement; towering trees;
price only S2l.950. For details
call Mr.. McGinniss, MA. $4,000:
ewes. tn 2-23SS. FREDERICK
W. REPENS SALES
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prs q and pries1 % ssr. S-ysaf-
0ld ablit-ievsi n nev-hggte confi.
Ton. , bstrms apf 81 bathf Vim
ftairwaI - unfniahff fc1ml. Lafae
no1err kitchen. fanii1 rpgu.
svea OF s-ff1f DHTafct
MARYLAND REALTf. NC.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

HILLCREST, on Ala. ave-Det
brick Colonial; 8 rms. full bsmt
with rec. rm., side scr. porch; deer
lot; S17 $50. HARTMAN REALTY
INC. LII. A-34nn LII o-hA1R
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-31

ing this week with Mr. and Mrs
L. B. Ward on the Eastern Shore
Mr. and MIS- Harold Applegate,
OF Charlottesville, were week end
guests of Dr.. and Mrs J l. Ham
her at Mannboro.
M S. Thomas Eppes, Tommie and
Eathie, are visiting Mrs. Eppes
sister, Mrs Robert Jennings, and
ether relatives in TazeWell.
Miss Elizabeth Vaughan. who has
been elementary supervisor in the
Amelia County schools for the past
nine years. has resigned due to i'll
ness in her family II was with deep
regret that the citizens of the coun-
ty lose such an efficient supervisor
Miss Vaughan viii be reatly
missed
Youth Week was concluded at
Amelia Presbyterian Church on Fri
day night with a candlelight serv-
zee Excellent discussions on the
part Of the young people. under the
leadership of the student pastors,
indlcattd real interest,
Tom JACKSON, who has served as
student pastor Of Amelia Presby-
terrain Church for the past year
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-31

preached his last sermon last Sun
day Other student pastors in the
Amelia parish will also be leaving
the last OF this week to resume
their studies at the seminary in
Richmond
These from Amelia who attended
the annual agents conference in
Blackstone last week were Mrs R
E. williams. Hiram Holmes, Earl
Boozer, T B Wilson and Mrs Fun
ice Motley.
Mr. and MS. j B Mason spent
last week end IN Ashland as guests
of her mother, Mrs Walter Washa-
baugh
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berry and
sons, Carl, il. and Douglas. Of
Alexandria. visited Mr. and Mrs
'" A Mortimer and family on
Monday.
M Lee Rhodes and children re-
turned on Wednesday, after visiting
her father william Keesees in Blue
field, W Va
NIr and Mrs. Milton Reid are ex-
pectin9 his parents to arrive from
Oklahoma City the latter part of
this week
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-31

opened up the beautiful birthday
cake which Mrs. Courier had made.
The cake had n written on it. With
the cake, they served punch. candy.
and nuts
After the refreshments were
served, they played games and
had quite gay time. The guests
included Mesdames Ashley White.
Willie White, j D. Rand. Henry
jackson, c. A Holman. H E Jen-
nings. Nunnally Hall, Wayne Keen
err. Jimmy Courier, Alice Burton.
Rosa j. Courier and Misses Selma
Ilindle and Frances Rand After the
festivities were over the guests pre-
scented M S. Jackson with check
10 purchase cabinet for her
kitchen.
Personal News
Mrs Wilfred Reams who has
spent the past two weeks with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. R. A Wood,
WlhlC ICSuPCi dung A VIZ ga opSA a
ton. has returned to her home.
Mrs w. S. Overton. of Farmville.
was a guest of Mr. and Mrs w. A.
Mortimer Oh Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Davenport
and children. Carolyn and Jimmy.
were guests of her sister and broth
er-in-laW. Dr. and Mrs. c. Marshall
McHanes on Saturday in Richmond,
Mr. and Mrs R A. Wood spent
last week end in Richmond as the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. r
Snapp, and her family
Mrs Harry Marlowe. accompan-
led by her daughter, Mr. Grove,
CT Pan America. is visiting anothe.
daughter in Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs R A Wood were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Clifford
Sewers in CreWe on Monday.
Mrs. " D Barr is visiting her
mother, Mrs, Young, in Virginia
Beach While there. Mrs. Barr also
will visit friends
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Lamb. Of
WASHINGTON D c. were here with
her parents. Mn and Mrs S L.
! Davenport for the week end
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ious for all club members and
leaders to attend this very impor-
tant meeting
The Jetersvllle Home Demonstra-
ton Club will meet with Mrs. Fern
Southall on Monday. Sept 5.
The Amelia -Maplewood H m e
Demonstration Club will meet with
Mrs S L, Davenport on Thursday,
Sept. 5, at pm
Mrs. Jackson Celebrates Birthday
Mrs. Frank Jackson was honoree
at a surprise birthday party on
Friday, August 25. given by Mrs
Rosa j Courier and her friends
and relatives. Mrs. Jackson was II
years old on Saturday. August Is,
but due to another engagement the
party was given on the oath.
The invited guests met at the
home of Mrs. Courier at 7:30 and
went to the home of Mrs. Jackson
In a group They took her by COM
plete surprise. The guests gathered
on her porch and sang H ppy
Birthday to her, after which they
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-31

Mr., and Mrs Haley. of Culpeper,
visited Mr. and Mrs c. A. Holman
during last week end
GeorCe Stengle is patient in
Stuart Circle Hospital in Richmond
Mr. Stengle underwent surgery on
Sunday NIGHT.
Mr. and Ms E L. Wood and
daughter, Betty, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs H E Jenkins recently.
Mr.. and Mrs, Billy Gibbs spent
the week end, with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs W D. Barr.
Mr. and Mrs j G Dickerson had
as their question the past few days.
Mrs. Rice. of Richmond, who is
Mrs Dickersons sister-in-law
Mrs 3. E. Morris. accompanied
by her children, Mr.. and Mrs Rudy
Ierez and SON. David. Mr.. and
Mrs Gordon Morris and family all
Of HopeWell Mr.. and Mrs, Edward
Barden, Of Raleigh, N c., n d
Mrs Glenn Smith, of Amelia. spent
the past week in the Great Smokes
in North Carolina While there they
visited many relatives and friends
Miss Hazel Clarke and Miss Jean
Dickerson, Of Richmond are spend
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-31
News OF Ame!io
Fews or Ame!io
Fashion Show Features Program
At Amelia Garden Club Meeting

A fashion show conducted by the
children of members featured the
August meeting Of the Amelia Gar
den Club Mrs Jim Averll was
hostess
Among the fashions portrayed
were those for various occasions,
such as parties, schoolwear rainy
weather. play football gam s.
sleeping and junior bridesmaids
costumes.
AS the models appeared the girls
were presented with a noscgay and
the boys with boutonnieres
Following the fashion show the
guests were served delicious re-
freshments
Girl Scouts Visit Dairy
The Girl Scout Brownie Troo p
held ii S regular meeting at Amelia
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-31

Community Center on Monday Aug.
q After the meeting the Brownies
and Then mothers made a tour of
Bntchetts Dairy Mr. Hammer and
James Allen conducted the tour
and explained the different process
ses involved III the handling of the
milk After the tour was completed
the children were served refresh
ments by the dairy
Club News
There VIII be a food training
meeting for leaders and An Club
girls at the Home Economies cot
taee at Amelia HIGH School on Fri
day Aug 81 at 10 o'clock. Mrs.
Audrey Robinson. who is home eco
nomist for The Virginia Electric and
Power Company, viii conduct the
meeting MIS- Williams is very anx-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-31

Mrs. s. L. Davenport and daueh-
ter Dorothy Belle. visited MIS-.
Davenport s brothe jesse d wdy.
ard his family n Front Rcva' last
week Pete and Ida Niue D wdy.
who had been visiting tAe Daven-
ports le,ulned home with them
Mis-. j D Rand visited her son
jimCv Rand, and his family in
Blackstone for the week end
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ADVERTISEMENT.
IS YOUR ENGLISH
HOLDING YOU BACK?

Many intelligent men and women
are held back in their jobs and
social lives because they use poor
English or can't speak and write
effectively" says Don Bolander,
director of English at Career Insti-
tute, Chicago.
Adults who realize that their Eng
fish is holding them back use our
new home method to stop making
embarrassing mistakes in English,
to improve their writing, to in
crease their vocabularies, to speed
up their reading, to acquire the
techniques Of fluent conversation
But the use of effective English
pays off in unexpected ways" says
Bolander, because language is a
tool of thought as well as tool of
depression.
You use words with which to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-03
Boy Scout Rescues
Skaters With Rope

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. Jan. 3 tP.
- When four fellow skaters
plunged through the ice on a
farm pond yesterday. 11-year-
old Sonny Golden knew what
Ito do.
He obtained a rope and ladder
from some men nearby and while
adults watched from the side
lines he ran back onto the ice
land helped the skaters out one
by one.
Highway patrolmen said only
someone as light as 80-pound
Sonny could have ventured onto
the thin ice.
Said Sonny: 1T was my Boy
Scout training that did it."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-03
Reception Set
For KubitscI1ek

President elect Juscelino
Kubitschek of Brazil will arrive
here Thursday. as originally
planned, and will be welcomed
with practically full-scale pro-
tocol. State Department officials
said today.
Mr.. Kubitschek who will not
be inaugurated until January 81
has decided to leave tomorrow
on his trip to the United States
and Europe. it was announced
in Brazil. He had said earlier
that the originally scheduled
January 4 departure date would
have to be advanced to January
IL because the official count Of
votes in the elections of last
October were moving SO slowly.
There had been indications
that because of the lack Of a
final vote count, he would not
receive the so-called red carpet
treatment when he arrived in
Washington. State Department
officials were still discussing the
matter today. but said 1t was
practically certain he would be
invited to stay at Blair House
and be a guest of Vice President
Nixon at a luncheon. He also
will visit in New York and the
capitals of England, France,
West Germany, Italy and Port
ugal on a mission aimed at at
new investment capital
into Brazil
He will return for his January
81 Inauguration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-03

Year records were established
at the end of 1858 and the
start of 1854.
Far From Low Enugh"
Ned H. Dearborn, president of
the National Safety Council,
said that although the traffic toll
was below the councils preholi-
day estimate. 1T was far from
low enough"
1T certainly is diScouraging
that here is another record bro
ken in the wrong direction" Mr..
Dearborn said in commenting on
the new high for the three-day
New Year perIod.
The traffic toll of 600 during
the Christmas holiday, record
for any holiday period, prompted
law enforcement officials to take
steps to curb the highway toll
during the New Year week end.
1T seems that all this effort
by news media and law enforce
|ment people has at least saved
"a siZeable number of lives" MIR
Dearborn said,
The traffic toll since the end
Iof World War II has been small
Ter during the New Years period
than at Christmas.
Traffic fatalities in the first
III months of 1855 averaged 104
per day. The council has esti-
mated that final figures on the
1855 toll would reach $500,
which would be the highest in
IL wears.