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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

Fairfax County Supervisor
Anne wilkins yesterday Joined
a District Commissioner in urg-
ing organization of a co-ordinat-
ing council of Metropolitan Area
government officials as a new
approach" to solution of mu-
nicipal problems.
Mrs. wilkins said a lack of CO.
ordination among "the multi
Iplicity of political Jurisdictions
in the Washington area presents
a stumbling block" by officials
attempting to correct problems
resulting from surges in SUBJ
urban populations.
A co-ordinating council, she
said. would be a new approach
in attempts for corrective meas
lures.
Direct contact by represent
atives Of the various governing
bodies could do much to clear
up many existing misunder-
standings" she said.
Proposed by Mclaughlin
Mrs. wilkins recommendation
was presented in an address al
a lucheon meeting of Phi Delta
Delta, international legal fra
ternity, at the Army and Navy
Club.
A similar approach for solvinl
area-wide municipal problem
was suggested last week by Dis
trict Commissioner Robert E
Mclaughlin in a speech beforl
the Twentieth Century Club.
Mr.. Mclaughlin said he would
favor an advisory, semiofficla
group to advise on such area
wide problems as transportation
traffic, water and river pollution
civil defense and juvenile delin
quency.
Mrs. Wilkins said she has mo
seen a District commissioner O
q MONTGOMERY County Council
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
BY PAUL HOPE
Star stan Correspondent


/ CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Mar
l9.-The University of Virginia /.
not likely to establish a branch
in Northern Virginia unless diff
ferences over a site can be recon,
ciled. the university rector sale
today,
/ At the same time. Colgate
Darden. president of the univer'
sity. said he did not think i
would be wise for communities
of Northern Virginia to establish
a locally operated independent
college.
4 The statements were mad,
after a closed session of thI
Board of Visitors at which actor
was postponed on the branch
until the boards April meeting
Rector Frank Talbot, jr.. heaC
Of the board. said that severa
board members will meet witt
Northern Virginia officials anc
others interested in the college
in an attempt to reconcile diff.
ferences over the location.
The Northern Virginia Univer-
sity Advisory Committee. made
up OF representatives from the
Washington Metropolitan Ares
of Virginia. favors 75-acre tract
at Ravensworth estate neal
Springfield. A special committed
appointed by the Board of Visi.
tors has recommended a $50
acre site on Sunset Hills farm al
Herndon. Both sites are IL
Fairfax County.
Alexandria officials have indi'
Gated the city will not give finan'
cial backing to a college at Hern.
don because it is too far from
the populated area. Some Airing
ton officials have expressed
similar view,
HerndOn site Recommended
The board committee. headed
by alexandra federal Cour'
Judge Albert V. Bryan. recon-
mended the Herndon site be-
cause, it said. there would bt
more room for expansion. il
would be away from the pro-
posed Burke Airport, and thu
needs of the rural areas were
considered.
Under authorizing legislation
the northern Virginia branch
would be a two-year college.
university spokesman said thai
most university officials expect
the college would. within a shorr
time. become a full -fledged edu.
cational institution offering de-
grees.
The spokesman said that thu
late Dowell j. Howard. Stat,
superintendent Of public educa.
ton, had pressed for the Hern.
don site. Mr.. Howard. who was
a member of the Bryan commit.
tee. based his position on a pro.
Ijected long term population
trend, the spokesman said.
IF there are irreconcilable
differences. 1t is merely likely
that the university will not es-
tablish a branch in northern
Virginia said Mr.. Talbot.
1--WE can't have a branch ur
there If we can't have the co.
operation Of the people there.
said Representative Howard w
Smith. Democratic Congressman
whose district borders the sub
urban Washington area.
Two Courses Possible
Mr.. Darden, Mr.. Talbot and
Representative Smith said they
did not know If the board will
accept the Ravensworth site II
the local communities indicate
they will not support the college
at Herndon.
! Alexandria. Arlington anc
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the railroad bridge on the left.
The chimneyed brick plant is
on the right and a spur from
the railroad crosses the high
way to reach it. There is the
inevitable sign: Slow down tc
5 miles an hour-Va. law" No
body does.
From the vantage point OF
the bridge the area downstream
stretches away long and low oc-
casionally indented by water
There is a wooded area and
beyond rise the poles and tow
ers of an Army Signal Corps
transmission station, so many
that they almost amount to
an extension Of the woods. In
the foreground near the railroad
tracks is a big dairy farm. huge
barn and siloS. 1t has been
bought by a real estate COM
pany and instead of dairy cat
tie. a herd Of Aberdeen Angus
is grazing in the pastures.
We stopped in the Shirley
Diner to get directions on how
to proceed to the fats below
A sign: Member of the Wood
bridge. Occoquan, DumphrieS
Chamber of Commerce. hangs
behind the cash register.
Everyone in business along
the highway is for the airport, .
said Morton Hasten, the pro-
prietor. THE people in the
three housing developments
around here are for the most
part against 1t. They're afraid
Of the noise of the Jets.
"Great Thing"
"The airport would be a great
thing for business and property
along the highway. Business Is
beginning to realize that things
are stirring here. A big Howard
Johnson restaurant opened last
week about a mile south of here
There's room enough for every
body. Whether the airport locates
here or not, Woodbridge is going
TO be city"
We crossed the railroad tracks
and entered the wooded area
which contains Belmont Homes
a group of attractive, one-story
prefabricated houses with large
picture windows. Our first cal
was on Mrs. Richard @. Neale
whose family was the first &c
move into the development last
year.
Mrs. Neale's husband is guild
ance counselor at Wakefield High
School in Arlington and chair
man Of committee of Belmont
home owners on what to do about
the airport. She voiced a senti-
ment which we found was com.
mon among the residents. She
said:
IF 1t has to come. we want
it to take u.s."
They do not want TO live under
the blast and slip stream Of jet
airplanes.
We next called on Mrs. vii.
liam A. Smith. Her husband i
a staff sergeant and drummer IL
the band at the Marine Corpl
Schools at Quantico. Sergt
Smiths last post was at Pear
Harbor.
I'VE love our home here anC
we hate to give it up" she said
The Office OF Woodbridge
Belmont Homes Corp, which 4
erecting and selling the prefab
is In a house on the dairy fsrn
near the Woodbridge railroad
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SRC Office Moved

FREDERICK. Md, March 9
(A9.-State Roads Commission
has moved its District head
quarters from rented Offices
downtown to a 12-room brick
house on U. S. 40 near the State
Police barracks,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
Belmont Bay Residents
Await Airport Decision
BY GEORGE KENNEDY
Star stan CORRESPONDENT

WOODBRIDGE Va Mar 9.-The newly suggested site for
Washngon along the
Creek below the highway and the railroad bdgewhere the
creek emptes into the Potomac
Woodbridge is familiar spot to who has driven
south several times Route You the wide Occoqan with
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Two Courses Possible

Mr.. Darden, Mr.. Talbot and
Representative Smith said they
did not know If the board will
accept the Ravensworth site II
the local communities indicate
they will not support the college
at Herndon.
Alexandria. Arlington and
Evening star., 1957-08-29
TAKOMA
REAL VALUES
CAMPANELLA & co.
Elk. 3.4I13 Ewes. JU. b.sO8I
WHEATON
WHEATON

Brick rambler. S13,65O. Liv, din.
rm comb. equipped kit, tile bath.
3 nlce-siSe bedrms. Lot bsx10 0b
Conv. schools and transportation
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VISIT LOHR HOMES
YEARNING

FOR A home that has eyerythinE7 ?
This charmer has 1t and is q home
also. Brim full Of comfort. this log
burning fireplace nestles In q gag
baths. in the latest mode: the
kitchen is the ultimate in plan and
equipment; it's split-levei designed
TO provide q maids rm. and "a
bath; all this on . lot 155x106 IT,,
in choice outlying Montg. County
on Colesville rd.; you can't equal
1t for $31 1900. Dial HE. $4,000
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DOCTOR-DIEHNTiTTISSyT[ I N TSy

Lge. cor. brk. bldg. arranged for
home and once; sep. entr.: faces
3 streets; some dental equip: fIrn.
good terms. To. 2-SsS9.
AUERBACH a CO., DI. 7-6bO1
c-c.n .-.....- =. !. -----------
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HOUSES FoR sALE-M.W.
tcoAfIlNuEnl
Chevy Ch.-Barnaby Woods
$17,95O
HAVV Hhnr FJnR

Ideal for q small family DESIRING
the attributes Of a larger home
Center-entrance hall. fine living rm
with screened porch. separate din.
1earms: and bath. recreation room
assacnea kslese. Attraetlve garaef
= ,,s,, a egoo xalue; Cau JAMEk
wo Se,Mmnne5 e,mne sM' "a z-eSeuoyy' ewes.
VIZ. o.140s or OIL. 4-Iog3.
OPP. WALTER REED
Det. cor. brk., . yrs. old. Hal
sntr.. ige. iiv. rm.. sep. din. rm.i
55iL Eth nkisv. area; y neorms.
ss.sso down, ''' ''A
WEISS q STOLAR. INC.
~ 1000 = ..r1T
coT01Sn 1n = sea-, SsoS 5s5S5;ias ~ - =
OOLOhhD - 5000 DOWN. vacant
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ROLLINGWOOD

Distinctive 2-story Colonial home,
custom built for its present owner.
Located On q picturesque lot. Lge
ain S Tm' somn,.ts,z wsn Tsp mod Ia%ilysizs s,isc
kit. with dishwasher, disposal; nat
ural wood cabinets: lSt-fioor pow
der rm and den: end floor con-
tains bedrms. and . baths
attached garage; finished rec. rm.
with nrepl. fully air-cond. Priced
S31 ESQ. shown By appointment
only Call R. o. SMITH, OIL. 2
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NEW SPLIT-LEVEI.

De luxe custom brk. Corner lot.
Foyer entr.. Ice. liv. rm., sep. din.
rm., kit. with bkfst. area: 8 bed
rms. 2 baths on upper level; 4th
bedrm. or den. laVatory and built
rm. With a nrepI iS.:S s27.sSo. tsssi. f'n' rec
WEISS & STOLAR, INC.
NV QkaAO q ,TTf a
Evening star., 1957-08-29
HOUSES TO SHARE

VIRGINIA EDUCATOR interested
in sharing lge. mod. rambler with
I or 2 women: beaut. and compl.
furn. CL. 6-O8D9.
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VIM. NJ THRocKMoRToN

DI. 7-6O02
Ewes. Mr.. Gittlnger. EN- 3-5s65
RENT BEEN RAISED LATELY?
Assume lge. 4ee GI loan on this
close-in Silver Spring J-bedrn. brk.
rambler. Pun bsmt.. on ige. corner
lot. Pull price only S14.9bO. Terms
LEO A. BRYER a CO.. INC.
JU. 9-e033. Mrs. Wills. RA. 6-T465
Evening star., 1957-08-29

VIERs MILL-S2OO down. Modern
3 Hsdrm, rambler. fyli bsmt.. ex- {
HUGH 7. PECK, HE, 4.64OO.
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SILVER SPRING

ST. Bernadette's parish. featurinl
Ice activity room next 70 kitchen;
maids I'm, and bath In basement
2 bedrms. on I'd floor. plus Ice. liv
Lm, d. R.. kit. and den on Isl
floor, This house is spotless. ExtrS
lot available.
Thompson Co. JU. $4,000
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WINDOW with baby and private m
eome seeks apt. In nice virginia
Evening star., 1957-08-29
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

oI, FHA OR coNvEN-
TIoNAL AVAIL. on this
completely redecorated mod. }
brk. Dutch Colonial con-
tanning 3 bedrms., tile bath,
KfT.. Plus PINE-PANEITD
REC. RIM. AND BATH, full
bsmt gas heat, beaut, level
lot with plenty Of trees and
shrubs. Near all conV. An
excel. buy at SI5.75O. Calf
Mr.. Sweeney. HE. 4-6962.
Out Conn. ave, through
Kensington. bear right At
firehouse on University blvd,
TO DrumTn ave, turn right
to our sign.
A. S. GARDINER g. co.
Ma. s-Os34. Realtor, 1881 L st. NV
Evening star., 1957-08-29

NO INFLATIoN HERE, 5000 down.
S94.25 per mo. pays all sep. din.
rm,. basement with practically NM
ished rec. rm.. Anehor-fenced I'd.
PRfNcE S IeS GEORGES REALTY CO.
UN. 4-iiBB WA. 7-0obb
Member Multiple Listing,,
TEMPLE KNoLLS-Thls ali-brk,
3-bedfm. home, rec, rln,, Ice. fenced
$3.50 down IN I.sbs3.
peter j. hagan g. son
Evening star., 1957-08-29
HOUSES FoR sALE-s.E.

S1s.p5O-Nev 3-bed.
rm.. 1a-bath rambler; recreation
rm. with frepl.. overlooking park
Terms. JOHN L. SHELTON. Real
tor 10 o-oO0O
Evening star., 1957-08-29

RENT WILL BUY THIS excellent
6-unit brick apt. mouse. well To-
Gated, near park: nearly new.
excel. cond.: 3 units iurn.; an.
nual rent. $4,000 Price. $44,-
g3O. 9s, a z KEssINoER A CO.
Evening star., 1957-08-29
| BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
|, lcohTlNuEDl

PAINTER working partner to in
vest $1,000 In Established paint
ing and decorating business. Open
/ for offer Box 20R-L, Star
Evening star., 1957-08-29
WHEATON AREA
Assume CT Loan

Low down payment on this very
attrac. 3-bedrm. split-levei. fun
BfoLER a CO. iMb'J 10. IsS3s3.
Evening star., 1957-08-29

WHITEHALL MANOR-ControiieS
ngbrd.; mr.. KenWood. 5SiS Nc.
Lean dr. cen. hail: bedrm., bath
lst A.; 2 bedrms.: bath. 2nd a
rec. rm.. scr. pch.. 2-car gar.
patio; beaut. lot. OIL. 6-732S.
wOODM0OR AREA VALUE! Brick
26-ft. lily rm., 1b-ft. din. rm.
huge eating kit, den, "a baths
huge rec. room, built-in garage
mr.. schools, bus and shopping
Many trees ,$23,6OO. RIPLEY
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4 BEDROOMS

THIS CAPE COD all-brick home
Iuffers the maximum living space at
a fair price. II has 2 baths.
separate dining room, screened
isndseaned IN. All n tinton cen-
dition: 1t Is located In q desirable
section OF Takoma Park, on Q deep
y wooded lot. CAL HE. $4,000 for
Evening star., 1957-08-29
HOUSES F0R SALE-N.W.

coLoRED-vAcANT
NO FIXED
Down payment for this redecorated
semidet. side-hall beauty. 4 bedrms. !,
tirepl., extra Ice. rms, overlookine
Rock Greek Park.
GENE ALBERTS & CO.
TU. 2-5O52 Ewes. Ju. 6-6064
Evening star., 1957-08-29

MASS, AVE. EXTENDED: SiB,abC
Brick rambler lily. rm., din
rm. kit. bedrms.. bath, beauti.
rm. OF financinF, Close 10 schools
naroehial. Quick poss. Cali W. b
WRIGHT 'tll o, EN-. $4,000.
PARKWOOD-a-bedrm. brk. ram.
bier. liv. -din. comb, lge elec, kit
St3,7b0. GEO W RoBERTsoN'
2.2123; once open y TN q.
POTOMAC HUNT -COUNTRYi built
livered for S3S.bO0-Uniaue /
level rambler situated on approx
! acre Of beautiful grounds: huge
2 bedrms, . baths. 4b-ft. ground
level rec rm and covered patio.
shqTn Sm I'm 'Pgat7,SSSp iM1.rzi 4 .ER. n
REALToR-BunDER, bO22 Conn
ave. NV.
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AMERICAN U, PARK AREA-At.
tfactivs .3-bsdrm., 1h.bath bricI
home, close in, Living rm., din.
ing rm., nice kitchen, powder fm.
porch; GOOD level lot. All this fol
only S20.9b0. BILLIN0SLEY
khALTY co, EN. 2-2326; ewes.
Evening star., 1957-08-29

WEDIEWUOD nd, near Mass. ave.
WHITE brick rambler. 3 bed
use WOOD Oe; Acres Sc schooi oof' ssf.55e'' sfft5a5See'
Good financing. OIL. 2-5317.
Evening star., 1957-08-29

WOODsIDE PARK-CuStom brick
rambler; 1902 s9. It. Of living; 3
elec. kit. talousied porch, rec.
rm.. garage, fenced yard with
trees. S33. 500. CHESTER
KELLER. REALToR, 'JU. 5-7i00:
eVPs RA H-RQRd
Evening star., 1957-08-29
REAL ESTATE SALE or ExCM
HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.

ALASKA AVE. AREA; Y blk. walter
5eed-Very lse. and substantial
absolutely peri. cofd.: Biz % porch y
full bsmt., gar. gas h.-w.h.; beau.
tiful lot: z blk. to Georgia ave.
shops and transp.; $I6.95O.
$1,000 may buyl FRANK 5. PHIL
LIPS, INC. Dl. 7-1411; ewes, HA.
Evening star., 1957-08-29

RETIRED COUPLE would enjoy
this lovely rambler on ranch.
fenced corner lot. with towerin1
oaks, Ice. sep. din. rm., liV. rm
with 1repl.: only $4,000. A. j
KESSINSER a. Co. JU q-4544
CUSTOM COUNTRY RAMBLER
plan; 3 lge. bedrms.. 2 baths; i'm
mense den; sep. din. rm.; garage;
both attic and full bsmt.: over
"a acre Of land: excellent fnane-
ing. a, ,; KEssINoER a CO.,
Evening star., 1957-08-29

WEST HYATTsYTLLE - Si0.75o
buys this .2-bedroom rambler. To-
Gated on level lot with 2-car es-
rage, expansible attic: terms. Can
M Pm. WA; $4,000. ROBBERY
q DAVIS d co, INC, member
Evening star., 1957-08-29

UNIVERSITY PARK = 3-bedTm.
ork. rambler with charm and style
Plus: beaut. liv, rm. with fire-
place. DE luxe kit; pretty yafd
with trees and shrubs Raiore.
p9Sed drive: detached garage;
terms PRINCE EcA oHoR@RRSe q Rs@SRyepslp1sl
ERTTEs. Ap .9SS2t 9SS2t''Ho FtsOr-
Evening star., 1957-08-29

Spring intermediate school: very
modern 3-bedrm. brick and red
.St SSHd t.r%s 5a%SsT ssSbl sal DsTt csI HH Excel.
1900. HUGH y. PECK. Realtor.
TWINBROOK, $1,000 DN.-At.
tractive, det. home with 3 lge
bedrms., liTepl., storm windows
Assume 4h% financing. Price
$lda,seo;, HUGH 7. PECK, HE. 4.
Evening star., 1957-08-29
WVsT ~ =. =. s.s.s .sIyISs.
sPLIT-LEVEL HOMES. siao5E

PLIT-LEvEL HOMES. Si6,a75--
Finest allIbrick homes IN city.
have iull bsmt very Ice. ultra
mooern KIT. all city improve
adjacent to ST. Margarefs chufch
q Addison I'd. and Central ave.
Over 20 sold and occupied. Trades
taken. Also de luxe brick rambler
at $15,4b0. Call Mr.. Ohge, RE.
5-oO69, with MAX MILLER, Real
Evening star., 1957-08-29

BEIHESDA-3-bedrm brick ram.
pier on nicely shrubbed. fenced
Ii S,si lot; expanstble 2nd nool
Eltn roushed in plumbing and
blocks to bus. SiA,90O BETIHFs.
ApA REALTY. OIL. 4-1416.
Evening star., 1957-08-29
OPP. WALTER REED

Det. cor. brk., Q yrs. old. Hal
entr.. ige. liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
Kit. with bkist. area. 3 bedrms.I
z baths; bsmt., screened pch
Evening star., 1957-08-29
HOUSES UNFuRNIsHED

IIO7 ROCKVILLE PIKR-7-bed-
storage shed. on acre Of iand; I;
month-to-month lease. KAss
REALTY CO.. INC. EM. $500:
ewes. 10. 5-357e
HYATTSvTLLE AREA-4-bedroom
brick Cape Cod home, full bsmf !,
1ge. yard: 4S12 53rd ave. l block
from EDMONTON ave. busline. z.
Hyattsyine. Nd. UN. 4-9SlO. SP
Evening star., 1957-08-29

ROBERT E. LOHR
HE. 4-4OOO Til Q PM. RA. $4,000
Our 37th Yr. Of Dependable Service
HOME WITH A VIEW
CLOSE IN-OFF DALE DR..
Charming o-rm.. 2-bath, custom
brick Cape Cod with rec. rm.; on
lovely terraced lot Priced below
FHA appraisal. Vacant. Asking
BEERS BROS, Ju. 5-7elO
Evening star., 1957-08-29

$3.50 DOWN-on Baltimore free
bsmt., large Anchor fenced lot.
assume owners Az loan with
payts. incl. taxes and inS., less
than rent. Call Mrs. Cox. ATLAS
REALTY CO., LU. 2-s136 or ST.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-12
Palnpliir'
REn 9
RID 9

Many enjoyed the Masonic ban
quet Friday night at Pampln school
cafeteria
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Booker,
Jimmie and Betty, of Richmond
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
r Z. Booker.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII D. Cunning
ham. Ann, and Miss Rosetta Wright.
were visitors Of their family at Bent
Greek for the week end
Miss Elizabeth Singleton Miss
Ruth Harris, Leslie Harris. and Mr.
and Mrs K. N. Cunningham were
recent dinner guests Of Mr. and
Mrs H. c. Cunningham
Mrs Joe Kamanski, and Joanie
of Essex. N G.. have been guests
Of their uncle. E N Cunningham
The two West f a m lille $ have
moved to the house formerly owned
by Mr.. E 7 Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Dickerson
spent the week end with their
daughter and son-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Ellis, Of Colonial Beach.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-12
Five Forks

This section was hit by a severe
wind and rain storm Monday night.
Mrs Hansford Shorter of Darling
ton Heights. spent several days last
week with Mrs. Jack Swan and Mrs
Maggie Harris
Mrs. DeJarnette and daughter
Mrs. Moore, Of Marina, spent the
week end in the W b. Crute home
Mr.. and Mrs. N H. Hancock
Mrs. P. Z. Wells and Mrs. P r
Phlegar, Of Lynchburg, were Satur
day guests Of Mrs. Maggie Harris
Mrs. A. B Gillian spent severa.
days last week with her daughter
Mrs. c. f Baptist and Mrs. c J
Sheerin. Of Richmond
Mrs. S. R. Crute. Of Richmond
spent Sunday with Mrs Maggie
Harris
Rev N. T Brummitt win preach
at Bethpeor Baptist Church neX'
Suncay at 3::30 pm
Dr. and Mrs Leroy Pearce, ant
two children, Of Richmond, spen
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-12
Bethlehem

Mrs. R. H Maloney, Mrs. 7 L,
Young Mrs ]. G. Anderson, Miss
Virginia Maloney and Mrs. c P.
Thackston attended the annual West
Hanover Presbyterial fifth district
conference at Victoria Presbyterian
church
Mr.. and Mrs ] r. Mcclure and
Mr.. and Mis- Charles Booth Of
Peach Bottom, Pa, spent last week
end with MI. and Mrs Noah Tenn
pleton Mr. and Mrs. Charlie AIRING
ton, of Red House also visited in
the same home
Mrs, W. B. Adams. Of Danville,
spent the week end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dodd
Ted Hollingsworth will play a
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-12
Old Abilene

Revival services viii begin April
Is at Beulah church. with Rev. Carl
Douglas as guest preacher Services
will continue through Friday April
49,
Saturday morning has been set by
the members Of Beulah church to
clean up the grounds and church.
Mrs Helen Driskill entertained
Mr. and Mrs Alton Nelson Friday
on their tenth wedding anniversary
with a supper Guests in the same
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Drskill. and son. MIR. and
Mrs Garland CLARK and Mrs. Mabel
Fowler
Mr. and Mrs Flaye Driskill and
granddaughter Judy spent Sunday
with Nh and Mrs Jamie Bowman
Of Rocky Mount
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Clark were
Sunday dinner guests of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs w d Ferguson. OF
near Brookneal
Harold Harris and Bill Bagby
visited Meredie Chappen Sunday
afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Hanson Harris and
Violet Hancock visited Mrs. Jack
FalTar Sunday Mrs, Fanar has
had a stroke
Nh and Mrs Henry Newcomb
and children, visited her parents
Mr. and Mrs S. D Bailey Sunday
Miss Ellen Nelson visited Joyce
Ann nby Sunday
Mr. and Mrs NJ 0 Chappell. and
children, visited Mr. and Mrs B
NJ. Driskill Monday
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Mr.. and Mrs Kelly Powell and
children. Of Keysyille. spent Satur-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Crawford
Yeats Mr.. and MIS- Edward John
son and children. and Mrs Clifford
Johnson. Of Richmond were dinner
guests Sunday
Miss Ethel Sims. Of Alexandria
spent several days W.th her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs F B Sims
Dinner guests Of Mir and Mrs
r M. Bradshaw Sunday were Rev.
and Mrs. Y I Hall. Of Crewe. and
Mrs Julian Bradshaw and children
Mrs. Julian Bradshaw and children
visited her mother Mrs Rosa
Courier in the afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. B Lindsey, o.
Richmond were week end guests
ol Mr. and Mrs John Lindsey
Marcusons Visit
Mrs c B Marcuson. and chill
dren Of Richmond. visited her
mother Mrs $ H Bondurant. sun
day
Miss Ann Phillips and Jimmy
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-12

saxophone solo in the Charlotte
county Puritan minstrel show Friday
and Saturday nights
Mrs. V. S. Bagby is spending sew
eral weeks with her daughter Mrs.
Allen Young. of Alexandria
Miss Beverly Keiser. OF Rich
mond. spent Saturday night with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Muri Keiser.
Mrs. Claude Otey, and daughter.
Charlene. of Victoria, and Mr. and
Mrs. j. H. Thackston and son.
Keith. of Kenbridge. visited Mr.. and
Mrs c. P. Thackston Sunday
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Weave Of Norfolk Charlie Weaver
Of ypI Tommy and Jimmy Jen-
kins and Mrs. Herman jenkins were
- - : 60. ~ -
Misses Claudia Bradshaw and
Fave Brown. of Richmond were
dinaer guests Of Mrs C. J Brad
shaw Sunday
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Mrs ! G Wlkerson and daueh-
ter Mrs r f. Bomar. Of Lynch
bnre visited Mr.. ana MS. ] B.
Vaughan Monday
Mr. ana Mrs. " 6 weaver we're
oge,,n;obt a,,aete If M and MR.
Clavtoa prool.e II camhr1dee Ma
laet Wednesday
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raoto+t c.rnAtt snan+ sunday vim
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Weaver Visits
Jimmy Weaver. q Nofioih' vas
the week END guest q ms aunt Mrs
d Y Bradsha"
Rev and Mrs Billy wilson Of
Richmond were dinner guests Of
Mr. and Mrs W L Vaughan Sun
day Mary Mac and Bobby Lock