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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-01-19
BY Florence Fields-W Wood

tent that all of us knew that
he had been here. 1t was
kinda cold wasn't it? But
say, if we were complaining,
what about the folks in nor
them N. Y. Ugh! 55 degrees
below. Golly! can hardly
imagine what 55 degrees be-
low Zero looks like on the
thermometer, so how could l
understand what it would feel
like?
At any rate, after reading
about those temperatures, |
decided that | wasn't really
too cold just thought l
was, (Smile).
You know, life's sort of like
that too. Did you ever feel
real sorry for yourself? Well,
all you need to do is look
around you,and listen to the
woes of others, and 10 to l,
you'll keep the troubles you
have and feel rather lucky
at having such a few.
IF Winter Comes? (Can
Spring be far away?) Splen-
did consolation
LOudOn Avenues Minister
Arrives
Soft music, exquisite linens,
beautiful silver service and
cleaning cut glass were the
order of the day at Loudon
Avenue Christian Church last
Sunday afternoon at the re-
ception held to honor their
newly appointed pastor, Rev.
Eugene James of Tulsa, Okla
homa.
The Rev. Mr.. James preach
ed stirring sermon at the
morning service. Both he and
his family were formally in
PRODUCED last Sunday at $50
pm. Rev. Mr.. Pierson served
as NC. and Elder H. G. Penn
offered prayer and read the
scripture, and organizations
of the church were introduced
to the minister.
Following the introductions
the minister and his family
were presented by Elder S. w.
Hylton who was introduced
by Rev. G. A. Pierson, who
had served as interim pastor
until Rev. James could take
charge The new minister
spoke of his plan to work
with and for his members
and the community in an eff
fort to bring Christ nearer,
and dearer to everyone. He
then presented Mrs. James,
who stated that she was over
whelmed at the courtesies
and kindnesses which had
been showered upon them.
The boys sang a little song
as they were introduced.
The receiving line was then
formed with me introducing
the guest to Rev. Pierson,
next in line. Elder w. Hyl-
ton came next and then the
ministerial family, which was
composed of Reverend and
Mrs. Eugene James and their
children, Eugene Jr., II years |;
Rose Rene, 8; Daniel, q;
Peter, 6; and the a year old
twins, Timothy and Titus.
Ladies receiving were Mes
DANES Ardenia Hylton, Callie
Spencer, Nellie Reed, Clara
Reynolds, Estelle Wickerson,
Bertha Mitchell, Mary Hairs
ton, Eva Croson, Marjorie
Jumper, Ernestine Younger,
Ruth Eggleston, Cassell
Haynes, Mamie Bailey, Kath-
crime Smith, Mary Cofer, Lee
titia Woodliff, Dorothy Crow
der and Misses Justina Spen-
GER, Eta Mae Smith and Max
inc Crowder.
Coffee, Punch and cakes
were served by the hostess.
Mrs. Francis Hancock and
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bria Wednesday, Jan. 15 at
IL am. Burial in cemetery.
Mrs. Siberia Mitchell
Mrs. Siberia Mitchell of 226
Wells Ave, N. w., died Satur-
day at convalescant home.
Surviving are her husband,
Charlie Mitchell; and a sis
ter, Mrs. Ruth Ward of Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Mrs. Lula Nj. SpurlOck
Funeral for Mrs. Lula M.
Spurlock, who died Thursday
at her home, 518 Chapman
St., Salem, will be conducted
from Shiloh Baptist Church in
Salem by the Rev. E. H. Glas-
pie. Burial will be in East
Hill Cemetery in Salem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
BY ROBERT SYLVESTER

on the subway at rush hour is
to carry q chair along.
The best way to open q long
conversation is with q beer can
opener.
The best way to test your
strength is to try to lift q
woman'S handbag with one
hand. The best way to
enjoy q Jayne Mansfield picture
is at q drive-in theater with
Jayne Mansfield. -. The best
way to get another mouth to
feed is to- hire q lawyer.
The best way TO get sorghum Is
without your false teeth. 4.
The best way to go fishing is by
not batting the miSSus. The
best way to listen to gossip is
with your mouth closed. !.
The best way to win an INTEL
lectual argument is with your
flsts. The best way to get
the boss job is buy the COM
pany first. The best way to
count your chickens is when
the wife isn't listening.
4 y 4 \
The best way to keep your
wife on the ball is to marry q
seal. :. The best way to watch
that Stand Up and Be
Counted" show is sitting down.
|. The best way to get on TV
is sit ringside at q prizenght
with q gal who amt your wife.
/. The best way for two peo-
See SYLVESTER. Page Gil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26

am. lao. s:sL. SIS. 7:45 and
9:55 pm,
Macarthur - Doctor al
Large; 6:lS. 8 and GAS pm.
M etrOpOlitan-"3:1O to
Yuma: 1l:40 an. 1:40. $40,
$40. TAO and S:40 pm.
Ontario - Mama; l, sos
$40. 7:30 and 9:45 pm.
Palace - 1.-THE Sun Also
Rises; 1888 am, 2:10, 4:4O,
tbs and s:45 pm.
Playhouse Against
Time; II am. 1910. 2:25,
4:10, 5:35 and $40 pm. WON
en- In q Dressing Gown; 7:OS
and 1910 pm.
Plaza - Passionate Sum-
mer";; 1905, 2. 4, 5:55. 9 and
10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Jeanne Eagels"::
II am. l. $40, Sis. 7:25 and
$40 pm.
UptOwn-"Around the World
in 80 Days: $50 pm.
Warner-"Seven Wonders Of
the World: 2 and $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
National - Natures Way;
$50 pm.
Screen
Am b assa dor 1910 to
Yuma: ITO, 3:15, $40, 7:30
and $40 pm.
Apex-"The Silken Affair;
1:25, $3.50, $40, 7:45 and $50
pm.
CapItOI-aUntil They Sail:
11:35 am. 1:40. $40, $40, 7:45
and 9:45 pm.
COlumbia-"Run Of the Ar
row.; 11:15 am, 1885, 2:45,
4:30. $40, $40 and 10 pm.
Dupont -" only the French
Cam: lao. 3:25. $50. 7:35
and 9:40 pm.
Keith's "Jet Pilot: 1l:15
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26

NEW YORK.-The best way
to wear Bermuda shorts Is I'M
der your trousers. The best
way TO beat the trafiic to Long
Island is to 60 by boat. The
best way to remember your
wife's birthday is to have it
tattooed o nyour chest. The
best way to find out If the girl
is in love with you is to ask her
to ride behind you on q motor
cycle. The best way to dis
prove the claim that the tongue
is sharper than the sword is to
lick q stiff envelope. The
best way to keep your wife out
Of your pants pockets is to stun
them with telephone bills.
The best way to drink mar
TINS is at home. The best
way to come out ahead Of the
races is to come out ahead of
the first race. The best way
to enjoy a Sunday drive is with
q good book in your lap. /.
The best way to keep your tenn
per is to rip out the telephone
by roots. The best way to
feel like q big shot is to buy a
big shot glass. >. The best way
to forget your troubles is to
consider them calmly and then
60 out and get loaded.
4 y \ \
The best way to stop Ted
williams from hitting home
runs Is to throw a grapefruit at.
him. The best way to keep
from getting rolled is to stop
acting like q cube. 4. The best
way to test your nerves is to
ride in Q midget foreign car be-
hind q bus. The best way
to sit at the end Of the bar
to make your money go far Is
farthest from the cash register.
!. The best way to have q
honeydew IS in the moonlight.
The best way to keep q pipe
going is to be near . blow
torch. . The best way to
tighten your belt is with money.
The best way to get q seat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26

The tumultuous birth Of a
pair Of Paris most colorfull
twins. the Moulin Rouge cafe
and the Can Can, is sentiment
tally recalled in "Only The
French Cam" which opened
today at the Dupont Theater.
The film is the work Of Jean
Renoir, q director who can
grow alternately beady- and
misty-eyed with emotion.
With the help of q cast headed
by Jean Cabin, he runs the
gamut here, in fact he runs
it so many times that one
wonders whether it is worth
trying to keep up with him.
Even the spectator who
chooses not to do so, how
ever, is left thoroughly imbued
with the impression that Paris
was one whale Of a playground
when Toulouse-Lautrec went
on the town. And when gar
tered girls first started kicking
at the chandeliers and finally
collapsed in flying splits that
threatened to- tear them In
half.
In Technicolor, it adds up to
q gaudy tapestry Of q period
when fun was downright
frightful.
Cabins role is that Of Dang
lard, presented here as the
founding father of both the
Moulin Rouge and the Can Can.
He deals in singing and dancing
girls. and not merely for the
simple Joy they bring to others.
He enjoys them himself. eSpe-
cially in the persons Of Maria
Felix and FRANCHISE Arnoul, q
fiery pair whose jealousy he
exploits for reasons that are
both professional and personal.
M. Renoir directs "Only The
French Can" in the manner Of
q man who has all the time In
the world. This is an attitude
that Is frequently difficult to
share with him. Nevertheless
it is fruitful Of some excellent
comedy scenes dealing with the
development Of the Can Can
and some exciting ones when
the dancers jealousy flares in
to Gallo combat.
As q music hall narrative
should. this one opens up to
permit the appearance in the
film Of some Of modern Paris
most attractive specialists.
Among these are Edith Plan,
Patachou, Jean Raymond and
Andre Claveau.
With M. Cabin and the girls.
these belong in the tradition Of
the Moulin Rouge and the
dance which that recreation
center gave to posterity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26

Another Of James Mitch
ener's tales of the South Paci-
nc reaches the screen in "Until
They Sail" which opened Nt
the Capitol theater yesterday.
The background Of this one
is New Zealand, which is rela-
lively new on the screen, and
its theme is a study Of war
time loneliness, which is not
relatively new. It has been
given quite a starry cast by
M-G-M, but neither this nor
the New Zealand setting helps
notably to keep the film from
echOing q number Of others.
: Robert Anderson ("Tea ana
Sy.npathy") wrote the screen
play Of until They Sail" He
Is q facile type in the field Of
the emotions and the four Les
lie sisters. his principal sub
jects, provide him with q wealth
Of material.
They also provide diverse
roles for Joan Fontaine, Jean
Simmons. Piper Laurie and
Sandra Dee.
AS the sister quartet, these
have seen their own New Zea-
land men go on to World War
II some three years before the
United States Marines land ct
Christ Church. N. T., for their
hnal training. The girls, it
turns out, could not be lone
her. nor could the Marines.
So. one by one, the Leslies
become involved with the uni
formed visitors. Miss Laurie's
girl is the 1lrst. She could not
be more enthusiastic in her
reception Of the Americans, or
less discriminating. Miss Fon-
tame, the most icily reserved,
fights valiantly against the in
vaders until she meets q charm
ing captain from Oklahoma.
Miss Simmons, the happily
married Leslie sister, holds out
even longer but when her hus-
bands is killed in North Afsica
she becomes slowly entangled
with Paul Newman. . cynical
Marine major. As the youngest
sister. Miss Dee is an amusing.
ly romantic teen-ager whose
junction in life has always
been comedy relief.
Under Robert Wise's diree-
ton, the cast works hard to
give distinction to . too-often-
told stoy. Alas. in vain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
The PASSING SHOW
AMemory Of Poris;;
And One Of the War
BY JAY CARMODY

UNTIL THEY SAN" an MON
picture. produced By Charles achnee.
directed By Robert Wise. screenplay
by Robert Anderson based upon
story BY James A.. Kitchener. with .
title song By Sammy Calm. At the
Capitol theater.
The Cast
Barbara Leslie Forbes Jean Simmons
Anne Leslie Joan F0ntaine
Dena Leslie Piper Laurie
Can't. Richard q. Bates Charles Drake
Evelyn Leslie Sandra Dee
SINNER Phil FriEkett Wally CasseI
prosecution $780, Alan Napier
MAX Murphy - Ralph V0trian
Tommy --- John Wilder
Marine -------- TtRe Andrews
Il. Andy --- Adam Kennedy
Marine 1890 Mickey Shaughnessy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17

55s3 HI060N kb. NE 7m5..
inll hsml neuIs deeQfnted larte
WE iI4tH 4 lovely selection 81 3
ane I eedrm. quality homes In
nEiefd from 800 mo. ROBERT n.
MENT a Co, Ju,s $4,000.
sse1 1shd ~. NV, western ave
nice yard excel, tranap lease,
ESBei III l4dsd. = SONS. IA.
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cHsSn Sfbs on. -sS sss.SI
liv. rm,. din. fm., nice kit, eozy
breakfast rm,. powder rm. and
screened porch; 3 bedrms,, bath
End a. .Partioned bsmt, with full
bath. Deep fenced lot. oarage
iISS9o ms. ~, RTEHMLTy oS0S EN- g
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fAK0MA PARK - and .a-bsdrm,
near ahepplnS esnIif' 10. k-bpdi.
TAkONk pkNk -Modefn i-be4 /.
rm. terrace Anti eoInuletely .pils
Fate, lee. kltchenl blackboard heat
kgs !; sse incl utilA ~, 3.
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o. AREA5A perfectly
iiShs. airy roms 0' tSrcusSo a;'I sep.
din. rm.. birch cabinets and eye.
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porch, full bsmt. and ONE ACRE.
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CONN. AVE. EST. -wHEAToN--3-
bedrm. brk. rambler, lac. All-elec.
kit, iirepl,, fun bsmt. fenced
schools, bus. Si,iS0 On. OF as
sumo 4hes QI loan. Immed. poss.
1929 0reenleaf at, VIII. 6-e0S6,
an ANnANU n.@0ks, $50 fSeI
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WABAT0N---5 6sdfms.. 6sinE With
s ss,,s % s ls9'ss sss .aa slE ~, z
inspeft call OF. 0.9Jli.
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si;Gssli ssAk u zii + EsyHiESSYs isc.
~. asenlsii ewes. Mr.. WILSON,
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APARfMFNfs NANfIn


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door: tIapsp. and ahoppine clos,
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HOUSES 70 SHANE

RErInID wIpoWEa WI shars
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attr. homei eony. loo. EN-, 2sIRdV
WILL SHAnE new home With mid :
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MANASSAS Nearly new Cape coa
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terms To- nonYeil, Vacant, move
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BILtER sPRIN0--Home and Of
nee Tor doctor, dentist o. ehl-
Eopraetor on ueof1la ave. In
Woodeidg. Avallkble Immediately
Excellent location, Llvlne af6e
has 4 hedrms once area has
g rms Tx IL a Y 4 g u NJ, q. AZ AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17

sfp9RkAhBhoeHP RbE On
peamtd eelhna. balcony. naf.
base disp,. lse. windows veFg MODE
efn, cow, tFansp. schools,
ehufshls and. aheprIhE -.
FAlnvlRW FL0WKh APIS,
e04s rlneY Branch I'd, ~. 5-aoao
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.--pirst cffer-
home On criss street n excel esd sI
and fufn with rare charm and
grace seldom found In rental hous-
ms. The scr. porch. lovely pvt
yard and rarage make this an cue
f sssosai2s Fly sh 4 iasc S s &isis
ARI---Nlesly iurn. Z bsdfcgms.
occupancy; $3.50. IA, s-O5a0.
ISIS sOMERsEr PL. NV. On
a. ssSO s asin ssso e 81 s.sSss .'n';
sn.vEn sPnINo-Rx1el eiose-in
pc. mr., ell schools. six rms.
~ baths. porch. earase. avail
Nov. 4: si7b lurn,, $3.50 unfurn
~; g-e94v q WI; e-os0i. WOOD
1881 G 1s. P s.ib c s.St' ssr, ":
Ri Re- I. i Hsss. Il 1;r s7d s:s'''r.''d
RockvsLL IL. = L L =. s:bsdrml
hrepi., lge. equipped kit nice
yara $50 mo; SAMUEL :. Bo-
aI A. &li IsS d "a. l .ssasi' ewes
is.h 81; ~. soes.BeauEllaIls
IL baths. mod. kit, laFGe pantry
closet: fenced yard; f-bus-fare
sS1s. iSsp. e. SS ne 1 sFr6s
ART BROS. INC, DI. f-243l.
FALLS CHuRCn-Ramhlef. 2 bed
rms den dffa rr1 .fiV nm ennnh .
6srbseue az eond.: ~; COMP.
iaIn;; $3.50. ". a-6Soo. "a.
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APIS. UnFuhM.-vA.


PRESBYTERIAN GARDENS, ada.
cent 70 shopping center and school,
, mlns. 70 dountuvns , nina. "a
Psntesepl bvlllnes q door. an.
pla pafklnf front once serylesl
sssse hS I sosy n kt ssssr k scpI
and All Force pefsonnel: l and I
eeaFm1., z and ) exposuress from
So Nc vsthoa svs. snad Russell
All, So .bSdrl1. ant IN apt
hldE.: utlls. incl: nj, ~. Mrsf'
. stores and tramp. M. s-ao76
aaysi IN, 3.elQ6 ewes
1 nEDnM.. KIT, Nv, rm. dineltl
SS1 20, New. fffKf. freshly fedee
i01.n. 20 ,. Old 0lebe nd, Al
WILLIE Rfl sSs a. s-74Ta' 3 y
EXCEPTIONALLY NICE. foomy i.
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kit. vile bath A6f 80, Biz. "a
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mir, y Pentaeoh. Nes. mgr. H
AM. Ns--a-6edfan.. VaIEins dIs.
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per mo. Incl. utils. see Mr. NOR.
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aeit 3. 6tk ST, AnL.---VeFy lee.
lne; 5000 fcr fS1iaecn o. Nav
s% s.osSgP ' g 81. os.sfo. ms'''
1881 n. nth RD.. Ant one very
large hedfm. apt. 1880. incl.
~ Netls. Egll res, mgr. IA,
Anl., fa0fN, Pierce ST. -bedfm.
apt; SIS. Bachelor ant, SO.
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sysIk aeth. Sia'.s6, KE. s-S7S0'
Alkx. AkRA--Loveiy i bedfm.,
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CLAnENDON AND ukCmTs ARA
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call AUNUT. IA R-NNn0
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WHEATON, AntAs \. ssIsl !. and 9. 2
attractive home IL Bethesda.
BIoLER n Co. sMd. D 10. 4-sJs3.
llILLCkEfT. inat % ~, ave. 1915
NAL , master bedfIns.. Rls baths.
lly. nm And rec, fii, with nfes
Rl.'ss.' Aiis4|H iNG..' ib5iE 81.
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Emcisneies. ana Z bedroom
apis. are nov Avsilabls FOR tllose
who want the pleasure Of living IN
the finest. most comfortable sur
roundinKs. Every modern con-
venienee.
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nIl,LANpALE = Pretty caps Cod
bsnt,, ser. porch Prestige lQc,s
HUGH n, PECK, M. a.0l0O.
lcontihued on Next PaFsS
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HOUSES UMFURMIsHED

iI.h q. NJ. aso1.Nevly dec.
home: IA baths, living nm. din
sled closet; fenced yard; i.bus-
nnc y ,Sns rs slo osDis r'. b ss.f
ART Ar BR2sSn INC" Di. T-24sA
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e. S.ssOS1Ss s SS n? $751; 8 - At a.
$3.50, call In f-6l6n.
cQL0RED--iaea INDEPENDENCE
saSS ..'' s J:I !:,l *; ~, I'fS
mo, M, NHUHkhh, ma. s-aSsiy'
COLORED---I8lS v ST. N,w.--6
rms bath, 81 h;,w.hi Avail. Nov
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CHEvY CHASE. d, G. - Attrac,
home on quiet corner. walk. dist.
schools. Lac. nn rm,. din. Tn. /,
ssSs E.siu. s.sAs j. , sEco me- iEc
DU. 7-e4e0; eves.. WO. 0-32fb.
1874 40ih 81. s.E.-semidet, brk. /:
sas ed mo c sif mn M s isassd S n
PRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC, hi.
7-l4lll ewes. AD. a-OeSl.
ALkx.-e-RooM FRANZ e 2 apts.
oNAsH CO.. Kf. a-leas.
TAKQMA. y. cy-3 bedrms.. Si25
TUxkboLs bedTms. 'eorm.- sS
ERNEST Il. LING
Di. 1-2s2l 10. e.43o3
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FOR SALE

I
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( Grocery Phone -Hampden-S Sydney
1891. s-6-tf
LIVING ROOM Suite, couch and
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$40. Oil circulator. Stove With
storage tank oil back. S25.OO Call
Yukon 3-22l9 Or may be seen at
home Of Burt Dunevant, Sprouse's
| Corner. 1892
PUPS English settlers. Phone
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Will deliver in Farmville on order
call 293M Price according to
grade. Vaughan's Orchards. Pros
pect, Va. 8-13-2p
PUPS = Cocker male pups. one
black 10 weeks old. one tan 5
months old, purebred, without pa
pers. M. F Turner, Phone 2lIl
Burkeville 8-l6-2t
PEACHES 49, Ifee-rlpened. bring
your own containers. Boatwright
Orchards. 7 miles north Of DILL
Wyn. S-l8-3t
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CANOE Grammar l8-foot
aluminium canoe III excellent con-
ditlon. weighs only IS pounds 2
ain tight compartments, current
retail price $4,000. will sell Tor
$4,000 cash or $4,000 on month
ly terms TO good credit. Can be
seen at home Of Z r Sheffield.
GIG f. Tenn, Ave. Crewe, or call
CreWe 1881 8-lS-3t
STORE LOT - miles North OF
Rice. $4,000 $4,000 cash balance
70 suit. w n. Atkins Phone
39O-M. 8l6-2tp Fl
SEWING MACHINES: used ma
chimes sls.95 up Repair and parts
for all makes. Your Necchi Elna
Dealer. Nechi Elna Fabric Shop.
lis w Bird. phone 429. Farmville
Va. I0-23-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16

NOTICE To the Democratic EOt-
ers OF The County or Prince Ed
ward. Mass meetings for the pur-
pose Of electing members Eof the
County Democratic Committee for
the next two years will be held on
Tuesday. August 20. 1857. at 8 p.
m. at the following places:
For the Farmville Precinct 49,
in the Circuit Courtroom in
Farmville;
For the Spring Greek Precinct
at the Elementary School In
Darlington Heights,
For the Green Bay Precinct w.
at the Elementary School in
Green Bay,
For the Prospect Precinct at
Prospect Elementary School
For the Rice Precinct - at the
Elementary School III Rice
For WorSham Precinct - at the
High School in Worsham
Remember three Committeeman
are to be elected from eadh pre-
cinct on Tuesday, August %, 1857
at 8 p. m.
ROBERT K. BROCK, Oh hirman
r. w DUPUY Secretary
| b-l6- III
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16
RESOLUTIONS

RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
FOR
MRS. SUSIE ELIPPEN CARTER
Gees finger touched her
and she slipped away
from earsh's dark shadows
e . brighter day"
The members Of Grove Meth
odist Wpman's Society of Christ
tan Service the Church and sun
gay school are deeply mindful Of
Their great loss in the passing Of
a devoted and loyal member. Mrs
Susie Faippen' Carter. on july 4
1857. #
Faithful ~ her God family and
TRENDS, she :Was an inspiration to
AL who knew her, and ID know
her was TO love her. The charita-
pc deeds. words Of encouragement
ana maay acts OF kindness win
ever remain indelible upon the
memory of all with whom she
came n contact,
re 40 Justly, ana 10 love
mercy and 10 walk humbly With
thy God was characteristic III
her every day living.
Thettfore be 1t resolved
H. lhat We strive to emulate he
example of her Christian person
atty and loving disposition
= Tha1 We extend to the bereay-
cd family oar heartfelt sympathy
and commend to them tha album
dant: loye and compassion 81 \
gracious Heavenly Father. whc
doeth all things we'll"
Be 1t further resolved.
s. That these Resolutions be en-
tered upon the permanent recorc
OF the Wumans Society of Christ.
ian Service scroll. Church anc
Sunday School, that copv N
sent to the family, and To TIL
F'armvilIe Kerald for publication
oi0ep ~ Gear friend. such lift
as thine
Has not Seen lived in vain
But: shed an influence. rare di.
vine.
oer 'i1ose Who here remain
There u u death. the stars "
down
1 r. rise upon another Share
anu oflsn9 IN Heavens jewelet
crown
| They Shine. forever more"
/ Respectively submitted
Mrs H .. Moring
Mrs. Herbert Goodman
Mrs. B. o. Garrett