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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-05
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-05
Koncerat Hrv. Pjev. zbora "Hrvatska"

Hrvatsko Pjevacko Drustvo "Hrvatska" So. Chicago,
Ill., priredjuje svoj trec godisnj koncera ko &c odr
zau nedjeu, Cog juna 1857, Hrvatskom Domu 9618
Commercial Ave-, So. Chicago Program pocima 5 sati
posle podne Treci koncera "Hrvatske trebao je
odrzi nedjelju 49, maa ali used sto je pjevacko drus
two Zora" mala M dan svou prosavu IS godna opstan-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-05
jAVN0 BllJE1NICkI URED

Mas ured izradiuje sve pravne
spise kao punomoci, kupopro-
dajne ugovore, darovnice !
sliGne isprave. Pribavljamc
krstne, vjencane i smrtne H.
stove IL starog kraja kao j
ovdie. Tko zeli dobaviti rod
binu IL Jugoslaviie mole Sc
na mas obratiti IA informacije je.
PosreduR se "a uredienie
nasliedstva ovdje i a JugO-
slaviji. Obavija Sc svakovrsne
pr ~vode.
KOstO UnkOvic,
JAVN1 BILJEzNIK
5O8 Grant Street
Pittsburgh 10. PennSVivania
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
Attention Golfers

Most elamOrous A-bedrm., ga
bath antlaue-bFiek rambler. a-eaE
attached gar. scr. porch, patio
Nicely situated on acre Of
around shaded hy tan oak trees
adiolns raiFfax Coli Course. ~
per cent down. bal nrst trust.
EpEn GEORGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
INDUSTRIAL PRoP. ler SAIL
OFFICES. STUDIOS for REM

MONTH FREE RENT 70 suitable
tenant, ssonnadissiopcs Conn s5 arc SrSsh 80
"a. IT,: will divide 70 quit tenant;
formerly doctors once. Wo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
4slS-ls Lee Highway

Two stores, all glass front, 3Ox0e ;
basement, 3Ox2i; used IS one, VIII
divide or can move I merchant and
enlarge to 60-feet front. Gas heat
In ducts. win air-eondition extra.
Heavy electric service. Rear doors
on grade opening on parking fof
$50 cars, Win provide double front.
Suitable for grocery, variety, deli
oatessen, textiles. This Il closest
and most convenient location "a
concentration Of new homes now
beino moved Into, open for inspee.
ton. Move IN ~ once. Pay Sl2O
W. MoNTqoMERY, 1850 Lee hWya
~ a-o0o0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05

NUHIh AEtLINUION
) BEDRMS., DEN
This III. bath brick Colonial
near everything. WestoFer area.
LAree din. Tm-, hrepl, laree ~.
With shade freea. Priced right II
Si0.5O0. Assume Si5.3s0 AVS.
trust Owner win take Teas. second
trust "a. S-i5O3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05

114l 9th ST. NV.
Corner brick 3-story commercial
BLDG. BOXES II. Owner wants ofisr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05

Investors, Attention
roioyed or white. owner moving q
Florida Must sell this beautiful
doEntown once buildins. $50 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05

LEXINGTON, ~. Conn. eve, Ns4
bldg witt front Office, overhead
door and toilet. OVeE.eil size 2Qx
eQs oEper VII eaegif,ee at Sle,-
3 ~ Il. .111 81 sssi IKE i ~ re
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05

IcOntinusd On Neat PsSN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
|sUSINEsS PROP. F0R RENT
BUSINESS PR0P. WANTED

land suitable for CON-
mercial or multiple family devel-
epment e. once; Ssll ". Smith
oohIs-;ss- 4I al; POTOMAC Asso-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05

- AcnEg-t.l00-ft. frontage on
Dual hgNy. N ViFsinia, midway
between proposed Burke Or chan
tiIly airport. You can bsnsilt from
either location. Priced vel below
market value Tor quick sale. More
land avail. Il needed. Cali or
write owner. +. X. nHnEVB,
neIndon, Va Herndon 1sO-J.
DEI. l-F4M.. els'o5o-nTk. dI-
ule1 at 1851 0h 81. NV: each
ept.. 2 rms. HI, bath tenants pay
6%ihkakI.' d rH w s-ls isO mo- s'o'''
FOUR e-E4hflLY FLATE-pfice.
s6 1921 dd sae'g SsI Ia w. ~. s6j
net income Tenafts pay utiii-
iies. cali Wo. 0ss55b.
SILVER SPRING, once bldg: Sy9,-
cQnd. fully leased, Ewes. and Sun,
Mr., Leblinr, OF. 4.006e ROBERT
b. HALL Co. on. 2-325O.
fe-UNlT APT. - Excellent Prince
Geo Co. location. I0Oss rented
Annual income APPROX, $4,000
$4,000 cash required. Balance
n. Pa sE.seIo1TaT'u ''- sAFvig BEATTY
300xssb VI. % BALTIC. blVd., sonsd
commercially College Park area.
SEss s a.ssi aSs per g. r. MI. Tillsr'
peter !. hagan & son
Investors, Attention
coloyed or white. Owner moving q
Florida Must sell this beautiful
downtown once building. s65 900
CORN g. BLANKEN
tn. 2-4828
SEVEN APT HOUSES. Drsssgls.eIl !,
Pniiy, occupied: prominent &c. iocx.
ton with an excellent view. Good
financing available; good return;
trades considered. CAL Mr.. Kibbe
WEAVER BROS, INC.
WASH BLDG NI'o''a pI $4,000
114l 9th ST. NV.
Corner brick 3-stofy commercial
blds.. 00x26 II. Owner wants o1sr
MOTEL
Modern 2O-unit with 81 acres,
fi3-ft. froutaae, member Of
Superior Court and AAA; On q
u 8. routes. Fairfax, Va.
10-UNIT APT.
Corner brick bldg. IN WestoveI
section OF Arlington. priced at ap.
|prox. times income.
ARLEDoE REAL ESTATE CORP.
2b3a Wilson Blvd, Arlington. We
IA. 7-444s Ewes, u. 2-lO7t
aas0amPao alAa PAn M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
CORN & BLANKEN
TIL O.AQ0Q

SEVEN APT HOUSES. practicable
puiiy, occupied; prominent &c. iocl.
ton with an exceIlent view. Good
financing available; good return;
trades considered. CAL Mr.. Kibbe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED
DESK sPAcE
FARMS

DESK SPACE or mailing address
available IN well-furnished ofneei
In Victor BLDG. TX. 3-S2SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05

GRACIOUS COUNTRY HOME. situ-
ated on 90 acres along the Mo-
nocaey River, Frederick County
Msryisnd. With lse. c Nv; run 1 ,sa
Ssdim nl' uS BATHS. ample nmDIs closets rs.
hot-water oil heat; sarase and
small stable comb; is acres
fenced blueerass pasture, beauti-
full trees, excellent tishing and
canoeing; 4 mi, to Gettysbure
battlehelds, rs minutes 70 oettys-
burg Country Club, u hrs, D. G.
line; $4,000. DR.. r, A. LEON.
ARD. Tansytosn. Maryland call
6s-ACRE YARN, y in grass; Q-rm.
house; .elee.. phone, bath, LARGE
bank barn, many out bldgs;
stream, SPRING, well: on Rte; "
Price, $4,000. Free listing Call
s sS9i0. O. W. VA wiDMSEA SsrkslsS
FREE TRIP TO BERMUDA for 2;
all expenses paid, with the pur-
chase OF our beautiful new ram,
n, 4-SaT0. $1,000 down.
STROUf CATALOG FREE, Farms,
homes, businesses. STR ON I
REAL1 I, 1854 woodward bldg.i
Washington. Sterling 3-37S4.
CLOSE TO D.C.-Partly wooded
prince Geo. County. $500 per acre
Will sell small 3-acre tract FOL
$4,000 with 2O0-ft. frontaee o.
hard-surtace I'd. OWNER I'm
3-l3S6,
RAPPAHANNocK RIVER Farm
2S3 acres, 1875 acres under cultivh'
tiOn (excel. soil): 80 acres in marsh
S-acre lake. bal. In timber. S-rm
house with cleo, water tarteSiar
Weill and bath, tenant house. barn
chicken house, etcJ 40 mi. iron
Wash. nice waterfront; excellent
hunting and flshine; most desirable
for hunting club
j. LEE DONNELLY a SON
Ma. S-33l6 Realtors Wo. 6-2Jba
WATERFORD: miles; 7-room
home; bath. good condition, out;
sldss. acre; asphalt ROAD 5000
suAAatLToN; 100 acres. :. he, be-!
HkkiitroN; l acre. broom
house slse asphalt road; . 5000
0u'a's SwoLPoRp, BROKEN
8hoHS OF. b-aioi, Hamilton "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
WAREN0UsEs T0R RENT

WAREHOUSE DOWNTOWN, heated
1fepFo0f, 800 20. ~. fioor space
1877. ceiling nfl,. ice Qlefheal
fYil IS Ro n ~. LH 81! 5.sssC. 60
ABOUT 1900 50. VI. ip brlci
and cgncrete BLDG, nr. lexington
frelght yard, Rent, ye11s33 pei
nsii E W w 1 sc 81 IA h5z1SgiIeelc
WAREHOUSE on STORAGE sRACl
ne. sib per 10. Cali Df' 7;.z7l0
$4,000 70. w. Of warehouse once
and showroom space avail. at onel
N q modern MASONRY and concrete
structure, ~ 2Qtz West Vlrglnll
ave, ne. Call OLIVER T. CARR
REALToR. MA. S-D34O or ma
$4,000 50 VI. on 2 floors, with
5000 II. parking adjacent. BLDG
fronts on two streets. % Ney
York ave. ne. Recently reconql
i .gTed. A t'A aa;ai iRgmsdiatel'' Il
WAnElOUsE, 5000 81. IT,: once
Mont. CO.. IA. IA. 7.7&72. -
WAREHOUSE. HEATED. 5000 g
a.. zOned for manufacturing: Of
lces, toilet, parking. Mont. Co.
Nd HA. T-7212.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

FOR SALE on LEAgE-suburban
Grocery-snack bar. fully EQUIP IN
operation 4 Yrs. Oh. e-el82.
WISCONSIN AyE,-valuable COM
mercial properly With Soft.
ff0ntaee on Wis, between 9ears
and Western ave iNEZ cU9H-
ARD Realtor, EN-. 2-4232. Oh.
200 "a. fl. Of buiid-
able. commercial ground, adjoin.
ing county parking lot; central
location; e16,500. Ewes. and sun.
hkEsr ssS hzEL g g.. t 81. s.ss sos'
cOafMERcIAL. .0Qs Wash, blvd /
mile south Of Laurel, Mds-62.-
500 50. Il. with 30xti0 masonry
store BLDG. full bsmt., 9-rm; house;
the gropnd alone 4 worth more
AqER AND scoFIELD. ~. 8.
oPFIcE BUILDING
Fonf-story buiidtns, two
blocks from the White House
and IN the center Of the
downtown Washineton A.
nancial district.
Containing approximately
10.423 "a. IT,: elevator and
disable basement. FiFst-fioor
storeFoom or display. An
excellent huilding for ma
tionai representation.
can sol Wolhers, ewes,
sHANaoN AND LUcHs CO.
724 l4th 81. NV. Ma s-234;
MODERN BUILDING with glass-en.
I frrf~fer flfln - a. ri,se 49,
stoFaae In bent. Public and private
parking available. Located in pro.
eressive Bethesda shopping area
VIII aslo lease.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
WASH. BLDG. DI 7-s3el
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
NJ INNS ID THTIS CaUIcN

CITY LIMITS or FALLS CHURCH
"A lovely 3-hedFoom brick ram
bier with fenced yard. Located ID
3 me AREA Of brick ramhlers neal
virginia Forest; Modern hoor-to.
ceiling brick fireplace. separatt
ABLY, sl5,Q5O. Good terms avail
able. Call JOSEPH W. SEAY Co,
113 w. Broad ST., Falls Church,
Va, u. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
gAnMS
(cofg1iNuEUl
MIDDLEBURG. VA.

To ssstIs estate. ms dairy or
horse farm has 50 elaDehiqn nod
ern dairy barn. 2 huge Marietta
many dns machine sheds, 2 modern
tenant houses; estate house has 4
bedrms., 3 baths, oil h.-y.h., beau
tiful settins with English boEWoo1
over 100 yrs. old; 1 mile o. ROAD
frontage. Considere9 one o. ne
~. 93e Yleh aeres. Pflce. $40 800,
$38, 900 1st trust now on property.
Couldn't duplicate building for sale
price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
RIVERWOOD

ARLINGTON
Mammoth bedroom rambler
takes large furniture. grand piano
and 4 posters.. Recreation room 20
Il, stone fireplace. electric kitchen.
islape q lne Riddls: Lsfss porch.
arnte air cond. ~ Chryaler Air
Temp. -acre handicapped lot. over
lookina the putomaes owner selling
$1,000 under value. uifectlnna.
L0Fcum lane 10 Nellie Gusts DR.,
east on Nelson 81. 70 9Th, left
block 10 Norwood st.. follow 70
circle and open sign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05

OFEN SUNDAY; FALLS. CHukCH-..--
one blk. bus. parochial school.
3 blks. public school; small house,
individually styled. Lge. Nv. I'm.
With nfepl.. ! bedrms,. kit. and
dineite. expanslole attic, huge
Sfe ESQ. Dir: West Broad 81.
N FailS Church 10 s. 9nrlng 81 /,
iefs 70 t95. MuNSoN REALTY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05

Corner brick bldg. In westover
section OF Arlington. priced at ap.
|prox. times income.
ARLEpoE REAL ESTATE CORP.
2b3a Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va
IA. 7.l4Aa kvea.. W. 2-lO7l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05

10-uNIT APT.

Modern gO-unit with 81 acres,
4l3-ft. frontage, member Of
Superior Court and AAA; on
y. 8. routes. Fairfax, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05

New 30 etanchi0n dairy barn.
horse barn with i2xs0 MaSrsegta
silo, An fields have water: n excel.
lent condition. Tenants house. Old
stone and iog house has been mod
ernized for good living, Health fea-
son for selling; &49, 500. 10000
LIST trust. NM: Sf2s mo. This -
q real buy.
DILLON LAND co.
lila Hillwood Ave. Fails Church
JE. 4-4040 Realtor Open 9 'til 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
COLONIAL

s-story brk. home located on quiet
street In Vienna. yet close 70 Ahop-
ping and schools; living rm. with
fireplace. separate dlnlne room,
equipped kit, den and bath on
lst iT.; 2 bedrms. and bath on md
floor, Si0.00O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
% oWNER--ArIIngton colonIaI

uY OWNEk--ArlinGton Colonial
LIST story stones ; oedrus,. 5000
sized Nv. I'm. With stone hfeplaes
SEP. din. nm. SCREENED porch; ~ ~,
and churches: direct bus 70 Psnt,
egon and downtown D. C.; St6-'
800. No SCENTS Call after sun
day. "a. s-l0e0 OF "a. s.Ses9,
SALE BY OWNER: Belvedere. Lake
Bancroft area--3 bedrooms. full
hsut.. rec. rm., lee wooded lot,
outdoor nrepl.; near schools and
Shopping: FHA financing. lou
down payt: $4,000. CT. 0-i3se.
a-APT. HOUSE,, hy OWNER; ST..
500. Call Kf. s-6740. for i'm
mediate possession.
RAMnlER, In Cheslerbrook. neal
Mclean: two hrepiaees. panelec
den, ise. liy. rm-; fenced; unusual
shrubs. $eO.5o0. KE. 6-e322. %
1858 NORTH POTOMAC ST. Ar
lington. Va. Brick 4-bedrm
home. on beautiful handicapped lot
near schools. lArge teneed-ln yard,
: 1replace sep. din rm.. full h9mt
With recreation room. bar, work
ahop and storage area; large
modern. fully eauipped ei.snenl
ASSUME 15kR CT LOAN on 3-hed-
rm. rambler with rec, fm.;. patio
and fence: priced for lmmed. sale
Owner transferred. eehooe. snol
ana bus within : hlks. Located
culmoro area. - OWNER. u
3-0309.
BRICK RAMBLEn-BY OWNER
Three bedrms., Washer-drier. 81
heat. garnGe. patio. scr. porch
HANDICAPPED corner 10, ieneee
rear yards lust Oh MI Vernon
blvd 90. s-41l0.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12
&c Student Recitals
Thursday Afternoon

The second of a series of student
recitals viii be presented Thursday
afternoon, March IA, at pm. III
Jarman Hall BY the Music Depart
ment Of Longwooj College. The re-
citals. which are presented on alter
nate Thursday afternoons during the
second semester. are given by ap-
piled music students in piano, voice.
organ. and band and orchestral III
struments.
This Thursday the participants
will be: pianists Adalr Camp. Of
Arlington. Roselyn EppS. Of Wake
field, Margaret Moore. Of Church
land, vocallsts Carol Carson. o
Covington, and Karen Potts. of Alex
andria, Anne Presson, Of Seaford
organ, and instrumentalists Carol
Gender, Of Alexandria. b ariton c
horn. and Dorothy Marshall. OF
Nokesville, flute.
Everyone Is invited to attend
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12
University Players
To Make Longwo0d
Appearance Thursday

The LongWood College Players an
nounce the coming of George Bern
ard Shaw's st Joan, to be pre-
scented by the Virginia Players Of
the University Of Virginia on March
IA at 8 pm. in Jarman Auditorium.
st. Joan viii be under the di-
rection of James Parker. former
student of Longwood and resident
Of Farmvllle Parker was graduated
from Longwood last year and is now
a graduate assistant at the Uni
Versity of Virginia He is well-re-
membered for his starring roles
while at LongWood.
Another former student Of Long
wood. Jane Adams. viii portray
the role Of st. Joan Jane also was
active III the LongWood Players. SHE
is now a junior at the University
In the play. Shaw tries to revanlp
the character OF Joan as it was
portrayed in other plays He
rauonallzcs her. and makes her a
real human being Joan conyinces
the Duaphn that she can save
France and succeeds The Church
authorities then become Jealous and
suspicious Of her actions and she IFS
buried at the stake,
Tickets for this production may
be purchased from any member Of
the Lonewood Players and at the
box office
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12
College Music Department to Present
Walter E. Urben In Concert Tonight

Walter E. Urben. assistant pro-
fessor music at Longwood College.
will be presented in his second piano
concert of the year tonight Tues
day at O'Clock in Jarman Hall.
For this program he has chosen
compositions from Bach. Beethoven,
Brahma and Chopin Featured will
be j. S. Bach's French Suite No.
VI comprising series Of eight
be j. S. Bach's French Suite No.
VI comprising a series Of eight
styled dances of the 18th century.
A group of Chopin's compositions
will follow including the "Polonaise
in A fiat" two of the waltzes. and
"Scherzo in B flat minor. After the
intermission, urben will play the
Sonata in F sharp major. Opus 70"
by Beethoven. The three Inter
mezzi and Rhapsody in E flat. ="
from Opus 1l9 by Johannes Brahms
will conclude the program.
The pianist is a newcomer this
year to Longwood College faculty
where he is teaching applied piano.
He holds an Advanced Certificate
in Music Education from the Uni
versity Of Illinois, M Mus degree
from Indiana University. B. Mus
degrees from the University of Iii
nois and B. Mus in Music Educa-
ton from the Conservatory of Music
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12
Small Diner At
Prospect Ruined
By Fire Thursday

A trailer-like hot dog stand
owned and operated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis johnson of Prospect
was totally destroyed by fire
Thursday afternoon.
The early afternoon blaze was
first reported by a group Of school
children at Prospect Elementary
School The hot dog stand was
located near the school, on Route
400 at Prospect.
By the time Farmville Volun-
teer firemen reached the scene the
small diner was completely envel-
oped in flames, and smoke below
ed skyward They quickly sub
dued the falmes and contained
the fire, but the trailer was a
complete loss
Mrs. Johnson, who was operat-
ing the stand. had left the stand
10 drive the elementary school
bus. She is a substitute bus driver.
Firemen were not able to deter
mine the origin Of the fire
The trailer was partially cover
ed with insurance.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12
Tirearm Accident
Sunday Takes Life
Dillwyn Mechanic

A 13-year-old Buckingham boy
fatally wounded his father Sun
day morning when the pistol he
was holding was discharged and
the bullet struck his father in the
chest.
Harvey Rotten Fair, so, a Buck
ingham county automobile mecn-
anic, was the victim He died sew
eral minutes after the bullet
struck him in his chest at his
home four miles west OF Dillwyn.
Sheriff H. B. Adams ruled that
the shooting was accidental. No
charges were placed against the
boy. Floyd Carlyle Fair. who was
handling the % CALDER pistol
when discharged.
Funeral services for MI. FAN
will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday
at Dukum Brothers Funeral Home
in DillWyn, with burial in Bethle-
hem Baptist Church cemetery.
Besides his son, Floyd Carlyle,
MI. Fair is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Beatrice Breeder Fair; his
father. Lewis Carter Fair, of Ten
nessee; a daughter Mrs. Marilene
McRea, of Richmond, six other
sons, Leonard, Frazier, Carneal
and Gerald Fair, all of DillWyn,
Eugene Fair, of Richmond, and
Harvey Fair, Jra of New York
City; a sister, Mrs. Pauline Camp
bell, Of Richmond; five brothers,
Melvin John and Dexter Fair, OF
Richmond, Brit Fair, Of Crozier.
and James Fair, Of Greenville,
Tenn, and four grandchildren
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12
Lonawood COLLEGE, Host TO so
Future Business Leaders Compete
During Regional Meet Here Saturday

The SIS government bond donated
by First National Bank of Farm
vile. was awarded to Jean Rollings.
a Southampton High School stu
dent. for winning the public speak
ing contest, one of the events held
during the annual meeting of Region
? OF the Future Business Leaders Of
America. at Longwood College Sat
Wday
Anne Beggarly Of Dan River
High School placed second and
Margaret Alternately, Of Sunnysidc
Mckinney High School. pla c c d
third The judges for the public
speaking contest were Ms. Grace
Gordon Of Farmville. Mrs Charles
Pickett, instructor at Worsham High
School, and Norman O Myers, of
LongWood College
Approximately $50 students and
sponsors attended. The meeting was
under the direction of DR.. M. l..
Landrum. head of the Business Edu-
cation Department, the business
education staff and business stu
dents at Lonewood College.
Contest Winners
DR.. F G Landlord. president Of
Longwood College. extended the Of
ficlal welcome to the group. after
Jane Moore Of AppomattoX. reg
ional president. opened the meeting.
The response was given by Miss
Jean Wells Of the Midway FBLA,
The honored guest Miss Marguer-
ito Cfumley Assistant State Super
VISOR of Business Education. and tho
State Adviser to FBLA. was then
presented
Additional contests held were as
follows spelling FIRST place. Doro-
thy Underwood. Southampton High
School. second place. Frances Jerni-
gan. Woodrow Wilson High School.
The judges included Mrs. Ruth Tai
iaferro. instructor at Longwood Col
leRe. and Miss Gladys Ogden in
shuetor at SuAlgside mckinney
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of the College Of the Pacific in
Stockton, Calf
A native of California, Mir. Urben
had been associated with several
colleges and universities b for e
coming. to Longwood Besides an
Assistant i'll Music at the Univer-
sity of Illinois last year, he taught
piano at Indiana University for one
and one-half years, spent one Sc
mestcr teaching at Louisiana State
University and a year in the public
schools of Susanville, California.
Urben has toured his home state
Of California several times giving
piano concerts. He has also played
several recitals in New York City.
There is no admission charge, and
the public is cordially invited to at
tend
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Wesley Foundation Project
State Adult Work Director
Leads College Bible Study

The Rev. Gilbert F. Cofer, di-
rector of adult work. Virginia
Methodist Conference Board OF
Education. will lead Bible study
conference for the Wesley Found
alton at Longwood College today
Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
The Wesley Foundation is the
Methodist church related organ
ization for college students Its
activities are open to all students
wishing to participate.
The Richmond church execu-
tive. who has directed adult work
in the Virginia Conference since
1855 will meet with students
Monday at 7 p. m. and on Tues
day and Wednesday at 4:30 and
7:30 p. m.
All sessions will be held in the
Student Center Building at Long
wood Theme for the conference
is Depth Think on the Bible.
Members of the Wesley Found
alton invite college students and
community and area adults To
join with them for The study
meetings.
Rev. MI. Golfer 1943 graduate
at Emory and Henry College, re-
ceived his divinity degree at the
Divinity School of Duke UNIVERSE
t.. 4 west V.rs!a!aL, ha held pas
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-12
Rt. 36O Hearing
To Be March q
At Meherrin Sta.

The state highway department
announced today that a public
hearing Will be held at the volun-
teer fire station at MeherTin
March % at 2 p. m, for a furth-
er discussion of plans for recon
structing about two miles of US
Route $50 near the town
A previous hearing was held on
January 25. At the request Of cit
liens in the area, a second hear
ing was scheduled so that addi-
tional information could be pre-
scented.
The proposed project would
provide 1874 miles of new two
lane. 24-foot highway from Just
west of the Virginian railroad
overpass in Prince Edward coun-
ty. to 1852 mile east of the Nor
folk and Western railroad near
Meherrin. The two railroad over
passes also would be widened and
strajghtened
Although plans call for initial
construction Of two lane road,
provision will be made for con-
struction Of two parallel lanes in
the future. The project would be
anotIt'r 3ep in improving US
800 between Richmond and Keys
vile.
The hearing will be conducted
by J. H Phillips, district highway
engineer at Lynchburg.