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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21
First Death Reported
In u. S. From Asion Flu
~ the Associated Press

The first confirmed death from Asian nu in this country
was reported yesterday by the State Of Missouri.
The United States Public Health Service estimated there
have been 100000 cases in the country to date
Reports Of outbreaks in the United Canada
continue to pile up.
In Puerto Rico the health department estimated there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21

In Bolder, ST. students at the
University Of Colorado were at
the inirmary with the flu.
The first cases at Fort Car
son occurred some weeks ago
and laboratory confirmation
that they were suffering from
Asian fiu was made public yes
terday. At the university. lab
oratory tests we're being made
to determine II the virus is
Asian flu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21
'Non-C Compliance Corn
Put Under Price Props
BY LEE NJ. COIN

Danger OF skidding hog prices during The 1888 election
campaign pushed Agriculture Secretary Benson into erecting
props under the corn market yesterday
He reluctantly offered price supports to farmers who ignore
controls Of their acreage alomens
Normally farmers forfeit price supports Il they overplant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21
FBl Aided in Abel Case
ByHoIIowed- OutNickeI

NEW YORK, Sept II tF-A holloWed-out nickel crammed
With microfm and collected BY youngster paper route
aided leading the Government to Rudolf Abel
master spy.
James Bozart ls said last night his Brooklyn home
woman him the nickel other change ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21
Student Blinded by Lye
Better, May See Again

NEW YORK, Sept q CP.-David Ozersky l6-year- old
victim OF lyehurling attack Brooklyn schooIroom Thurs
day was reported in satisfactory condition today spending
- fairly good night" in st. Claires Hospital
His condition quite hopeful so far as his right eve
Is concerned" hospital spokesman said
The boys face badly scared BY the I've thrown In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21
Physical Appearance
Linked to Youth Crime

Does physical appearance Of youngster have anything
to do with tendency toward juvenile delinquency?
versity Of Maryland professor thinks it might.
Speaking at symposium juvenile delinquency held
yesterday at the Federal Bar Association convention here
Dr. Peter Lejn professor Of sociology described recent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21

-NU~N@~N 1899
research which indicates APP
pearance may be q signpost Of
delinquency.
For instance, the athletic
extrovert is likely to act on
his impulses" DR.. Lejins said.
THE tall. studious introvert
may just suffer with them,
while the short. fat individual
tends to be very jolly about it."
Three Theories on Causes
Discussing causes for delin-
quency, he told his audience at
the National Housing Center
there are three theories adj
vanced TO explain why a child
turns to crime:
A child may 60 bad because
Of constitutional personality
traits" because Of q criminal
istic cultural background" or
because he is rebelling against
an adult world that fails 70
meet hts emotional needs. Or.
Lejins said.
DR.. Fritz Redl, another SYM
postum member and chief Of
child research at the National
Institute Of Mental Health.
said this was all very nice, but
it doesn't help the clinical psy-
chologist diagnose trouble.
THE first thing a doctor
does is ind out what organ in
Va child's body is failing to func-
ton. Then he starts worrying
about causes" DR.. Redl said.
He said there are seven dis
turbances that can result in q
child's becoming q thief, q sex
deviate or vandal.
Mental Safety Valve
Unreasonable demands Of the
adult on the child may result
in a defense against damage
reaction" he said, with the
child using a mental safety
valve-crime. Another road to-
ward crime could lead from
growth intoxication" in which
one Of the child's developmental
processes goes way ahead Of
the other" and he becomes
confused, DR.. Redl added.
Or the youngster may suffer
from group intoxication," do.
ing things he wouldn't ordinar-
lily do at all through "slavish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21
cAMPBELL'S hos whot you wont in
SHEET MUSIC
because our large collection is the
most complete in the city!

because our large collection is the
most complete in the city!
Teaching Material includes the new pub
locations, up-to-the-m courses for all
types of instruction. This wide and varied
assortment is displayed on counters and
racks to make selection quick and easy.
Our well-trained and experienced staff
will gladly assist you.
Popular Music-all the latest hit tunes,
individually and in collections. Our pop
ular music specialist is also fine pianist
and will be delighted to play the music
you're interested in.
Broadway ShOws-as fast as the complete
vocal scores are published, Campbell's
stocks them.
Choral Music-choral and choir directors
find that this portion of our stock is de-
signed to furnish guidance in selections
for all seasons of the year. AS special
Campbell service, you may take music
home to look over at your convenience,
return what you cannot use.
Special Orders-should we not have ex-
actly the music you want, well get II for
you in hurry. n
Charge AccOunts-once you're Campbell
charge customer you may telephone your
order. If you 81
don't have an ~ n
account, ask for
an application AOmNbQuA
next time you're mnnO1 ORGANS SUBWAY Elnus
in the store. uu sS.a SSh~,a O@a ,I~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21

We con provide you with q
comfortable mortgage loan on
either your home or business I
property because We con make
il tit your income and other
circumstances. The reason Is,
We get our lending money from
many sources - big insurance
companies and other finonciol I
institutions who offer a variety
Of terms and conditions. So, We
con give you q loon with ''peoee-
Of-mind" provisions os Ia poy-
ments, Ienath Of loon, etc. /,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21
Warna on ProductIon

He warned hog farmers 10
hold production down 70 avoid
real trouble" n
Tumbling hos prices n 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
Upholstery
Loper Lepel, Arlington Only

Lower Leuel, Arlington Only
4O-2.9S to 4.9S Cafe Curtains.
36" and As" lengths. Assorted
styles and colors. Pr. - 1873
39-1.98 to 2.9S Valances. AS
sorted colors and styles. Each,
sec
Third Floor, Washington Only
1888 Auto Terry Covers for
slit or full seats. Each 3.99
1888 to 1898 Ready made
Slipcovers for Cogswell and
Wing Chairs. Printed cretonnes-
and knitted covers. Each 4.99
10-l7.9S to 2l.SS Ready made
SlipcOvers for modern sofas in
printed fabrics and knits. Each.
6.99
20-11.9S Celeperm and ChrOm-
spun Quilted Coyerlets. Solid
colors. Single and double sizes.
Each 500
1888 Celeperm and ChrOm-
spun Solid Color Draperies. so"
long. Assorted colorS. Each,
6.66
75-2.98 to 5.98 Cottage Curtains
in rayon chromspun. nylon and
dacron. SO" and as" lengths. AS
sorted colors. Each l.99
9E2l.98 Heavy Textured Daveno
Covers without pillows. Each,
1899
2S-2.49 Terry Cloth Play Pen
Covers. Assorted colors. Each,
LA
15-6.49 and 7.49 Kenneth Ruff
fed DacrOn Curtains. 80"
lengths. Pair -------------3. 99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
1-24.95 Mahogany Finished s.
Drawer Chest, turned wooden
knobs, scallop trim on bottom.
Floor sample 1889
2-39.95 Leather Top, Regency
Style Lamp, brass spindles on.
sides. Floor sample 1897
lass Famous "Mersman"
Mahogany Drum Table, beauti-
fully carved legs with brass feet.
Marred 1899
1-39.95 Modern Cocktail Table,
oblong with scallop ledge on top,
finished in black chinchilla
wood. Brass footed. MARRIED,
1897
1-39.S5 Mahogany Drop-Leaf
Dining Table, Duncan Phyfe
legs with brass feet, Beauti-
guard finish on top. Floor
sample 22.88
1-59.95 Modern Style Lounge
Chair, covered in black fabric
with metallic thread. Blond
legs. foam cushion, leg damaged.
29.97
1-59.95 Lawson-style Lounge
Chair. Button back. roll arm,
foam tee cushion, covered in
cocoa damaSk fabric. Kick nleat
missing 29.97
1-16.5O Mahogany Veneer Cock
tail Table, Gallery edges with
glass top. stretcher base. AS is,
SAT
1885 "Mersman" Leather
top Cocktail Table. Gold stamp
ing on edge to complete styling.
Tapered legs with brass casters.
Floor sample 29.97
1-59.95 Key Arm Lawson
Lounge Chair. Covered in rose
damask fabric, button back and
foam cushion. Floor sample,
1897
1885 Mahogany Leather-top
Step Table. imitation lowered
doors with storage space. Brass
casters and knobs. Gold stamp
ing on leather. Floor sample,
29.97
1-44.S5 Leather Top Cocktail
Table. mahogany veneer, STREET
cher base on traditional styled
legs. As is 1897
l--44.95 Sand Finished Walnut
Occasional Table, drawers have
polished aluminium pulls and
feet, "Mersman" quality. As is.
22.47
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
Furniture
Lo,per Lepel, Arlington Onlv

Lo,cer Lepel, Arlington ONLY
1-l79.90 Buffet and Hutch Ton.
Colonial style. solid maple, So"
wide ITO o.
l-59.95 Lounge Chair. modern
style, foam cushion, blond legs.
blue tweed cover 29.97
PASS Commode Table with
Drawer and Shelf, traditional
style. mahogany veneer 14.97
1885 Modern Desk, 23x46~.
center drawer. plastic top, blond,
1897
1885 Chest, 5 drawers, ma
hogany finished, l5x26, Al" high.
floor sample 1857
LASS Modern Corner Table.
genuine mahogany, cordoyan
finished, brass trim, floor sam
pie 1897
1-S9.95 Sofa. semi modern
style. red upholstery 1897
l-l49.95 Dinette Set, table. 4
side and arm chair, walnut
veneer 34x50x62," blue seats,
modern style 1881
l-l79.95 3-Pieee Sofa Bed
Suite. rocker and chair, Colo
NAL style, solid maple, plaid
cover, red. green. torn, 10000
1-69.95 Dining Room Table,
center extension, tapered legs,
mahogany veneer. silver grey
finished, 34x50x62" $3.50 1897
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
Bedroom
Fili'1li Isi1sgs

Third Floor, Washington Only
l-A.5O Sylcon Innerspring
Mattress, ticking soiled, double
$3.50 SylcOn Innerspring
Mattress, damask woven tick
ing, soiled, double size 2I.95
l--Oz.5O SerIa Smooth top Mat
tress, heavy rose ana CHARCOAL,
BOZ. ticking, soiled, twin size,
1885
1850 Sylcon "RestwelI" Mat
tress, extra tirm, 8-oz. ticking,
Soiied, twin size 28.6S
also simmons Innerspr.ng
Mattress, stitched crusnprool
border, durable woven ticking,
~ long king size, twin SIZE
width, SOiled - 1899
Sass Sylcon Innerspring
Mattress, fancy woven ticking,
floor sample, twin size {. 1895
l-29.5O Innerspring Mattress,
rose and grey stripe ticking.
soiled, twin size -- 1888
l--37.5O Highlander Box Spring,
hardwood base frame, heavy
woven ticking, floor sample,
twin size 1885
l-59.5O Serta Posture Box
Spring, hardwood base frame,
heavy woven ticking, soiled,
double size ------- 24.95
l-69.5O Serta Perfect Sleeper"
Box Spring, heavy floral ticking,
floor sample, twin size 34.95
l-S4.95 SylcOn Mattress, DUR
able stripe ticking, soiled twin
size --- 1888
SASS Sylcon Box Spring,
sturdy coil construction, floor
SampIe, twin size 1885
1-69.50 Double Deck Bunk Bed,
2 link springs, 2 maple finish
beds, ladder. guard rail, twin
size, SCARED -----------34.75
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
Clearance Linens
and DOIlaeSficS

Street Floor. Washington Only
19-l0.95 Bates Bedspreads with
attached dust ruffle 200
48-1.19 TO l.29 Linen or Plastic
Felt Back TOaster Covers, 83c
27--9.95 Linen Damask Hem
stitched Cloths. 68x86" and 64x
l04" 500
2-22.95 Lee Mansion Bed
spreads. 96xll0", ivory 1888
3-14.95 Be1craft Chenille
Spreads, twin size 5.44
1880 Cotton Plisse Pillow
Shams, muSSed 19c
5S-49c Cannon Terry Hand
Towels - A for 100
1859 Cotton PlissS Grapes,
soiled. Pair S9c
$50 Rayon and Cotton Boxed
Damask Sets, 64x84" 2.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
Lower LereI,
arlington Only

1-37.5O Sylcon Innerspring
Mattress. prebuilt border, fancy
woven ticking, soiled. double
size - 1893
l-37.50 SylcOn Innerspring
Mattress, durable woven tick
ing, floor sample. twin size,
1899
1850 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, stitched prebuilt bor-
der. heavy ticking, floor sample,
twin size --- $3.50
1880 Serta "Ortho- Cushion"
Mattress, no buttons, 8-oz.
woven ticking. floor sample,
twin size --------.----- 1888
1850 Serta Box Spring,
sturdy coil construction, 8-oz.
woven ticking, floor sample,
twin size 1853
1880 Serta Mattress, firm,
heavy ticking. floor sample,
stitched sag-resistant border,
twin size 1898
$3.50 Foster Studio Couch,
opens TO sleep two, brown fab
rio. floor sample 54.99
l--159.50 Simmons 2-Pc. Sofa
bed Suite, sofa opens for Sleep
ing. modern arm, brown fabric,
floor sample ~ --. 1899
l--l79.5O simmons 2-Pc. Sofa
bed Suite. innerspring construc-
ton for comfortable sitting and
sleeping, red fabric, floor sam
pie 49, ~--.. 1888
l-74.5O Chest Of Drawers, coral
mahogany veneered, floor sam
pie 1886
l--59.95 Chest Of Drawers, silver
grey mahogany veneered, floor
sample --.------ 1856
l-ll9.95 Double Dresser and
Mirror. lined oak veneered,
floor sample $500 1850 $3.50
l-l39.50 Double Dresser and
Mirrsr, coral mahogany We
neered, floor sample $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
NeckcPnr

Street Floor, Washington Only
2O0-l.00 to I.99 SpOrtswear.
Shorts, PEDAL puShers. haIterS.
midriffs ana blouses. Broken
sizes. Sc to S9c
l75-2.99 Cotton BIouses. Short
Sieeved and sleeveless; solid
colors and prints. Broken size
range l.49
25O--5Sc Costume Flowers. Pm
on or cluster style --.3 for 100
2OO--l.00 Silk and Rayon Scarfs.
Large size prints; light and
DARK grounds 1900 z for LEO
1853 Imported Wool StOles.
Novelty knits; circular shape.
White, pink, blue or black 3.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
Girls Wear.

Fourth Floor, Washington
10O-59c to 79c Anklets, for girls
or teens, white and colors..
3 for 100
20-3.99 Cotton Poplin Jackets,
flannel-lined, size z only > 200
6-7.99 Lounging Pajamas,
quilted rayon Jacket 800
3 Girls 29.99 Winter Coats,
1900
4-19.99 NylOn Net White
Dresses, slightly soiled 500
2-l6.99 Winter-Weight Storm
Goats, red, rayon gabardine,
size IA 500
4O-Girls' 2.99. $50 Winter
weight Pajamas 1923
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

Street Floor, Both Stores
CSC Crisp Rayon Taffeta. A"
VIDE. Heavy quality 49c
Remnants of NylOn and Rayon
Dress Fabrics. Plain and prints.
2 to 4 yard lengths. No GODS
or will calls. Yard. 39c to 1853
4Sc TO l.59 COttons, Ia to 4
yard lengths. Yard, 29c 10 79c
Street Floor, Washington Only
49c 70 79c Plain and Printed
COtt0ns. Yard 29c
2.95 Printed Linens. Yard, l.39
l.95 Dotted Nylon Nets, SO"
wide. Yard ---------------5 9c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
Fourth Floor. Washington

Fourth floor, washington;
LotGer Lepel. Arlington
36--S9c Steering Wheel Covers,
4Sc
3S--9Sc Auto Visor Mirrors, &c
26-4.9S Sp0nged Cushion Cow
ers - l.66
12-5.98 Auto Twin Mats, black.
brown, salmon 1888
$3.50 10 3.49 Auto Wedge
Pillows - 1889
1855 Fleetview, Nom Glare
Mirrors, mounts on tenders and
doors, chrome plated sos
1855 Auto License Frames,
2.79
29--2l.95 Plastic Sealed Auto
Seat Covers. l949 to 1854 models,
full sets 1888
3S--26.95 Plastic Back Auto
Seat Covers, l949 to 1866 mod
els, tull sets --.-----.- l2.71
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
SpOrfSicear.
Second Floor. Washington; :

OecoHd FtOOT, washington;
Street Floor, Arlington
500 and 7.99 Famed Make
Skirts, assorted styles and COL
ors, broken sizes 2.97
$50 BlOuses, assorted fabrics,
including cotton, wool, some
rayon, variety Of styles and
colors, broken size range, 1886
1893 Skirts, assorted styles, fab
RIGS, colors, broken size range,
1.96
2.98 Fam e d M lake Cotton
Blouses, 30-38 in group 1886
4.99 and 500 F n m e d Make
Sweaters, slipons and cardigans,
assorted colors and sizes, 2.49
1888 Hollywood Sweaters for
Women. assorted colors and
oAIcS ---~---- --------- c.JJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
Blankets and
Comforts

Street Floor. Washington Only
30-Sec. 2.99 Quilted Mattress
Pads. twin size 1893
25--Sec. 3.99 Quilted Mattress
Pads. double size 2.99
I5-l1.95 Floral Ruffled Quilts,
reversible, 72x90" 7.95
10-Sec. 1885 Acrilan Blankets,
brown only. S0x90" 9.99
512.95 Dacron Comforts, ace
tate covers --------------6.9 $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
Housewares

Third Floor. Washington Only
lS--Reg. 1853 Disposable Dust
MOps, 2-pc. handle. Chemically
treated ousting sheets 100
9--Reg. 27.9S Metal WardrObes,
double door with mirror, lock
and key, 68x27x22 size 1888
S-Reg. S.9S Dennis Mitchell
Shopping Carts. Ideal for use
as a laundry or shopping cart.
5.49
I2-Reg. 2.49 Aluminium French
Fryers, 2-pc. set with perforated
basket l.S8
S-Reg. 2.49 Metal Vegetable
Bins, 3 compartments. red and
white l.Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
Teens Wear

F0uTth FOOT, washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
6-16.99 to 1899 Ankle-Length
Nylon Net Party Dresses, 500
3 Pre-Teens' or Teens $500
32.99 Winter Coats 1900
80 Pre-Teens' 500 TO 7.99 Skirts,
tweeds, plaids or solids 800
l2--S.99 10 1899 Dresses, teens
or pre-teenS' 4-. 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

Street Floor, Washington Only
1.65-l.95 Famed Brand Dress
Sheer NylOns, sizes 8ia-1l in
group Liz, 3 Pairs 3.45
IrreguIars of LBS and 1.50
Famed Park Ave. Nylons, bro
ken assortment, sc, 3 Pairs zoo
1.35 Seamless Nyl0ns, broken
assortment -.---7 9c Pr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

Rugs
Third Floor. Washington Only
10-A.95 Plush Pile Cotton
Rugs, Axe --. So
2--59.95 Cotton Hand Hooked
Rugs, 9xl2' - 34.95
3-i9.95 Wool Blend Hand
Hooked Rugs, Axe 1l.95
l--l5450 Beige and Cocoa Wool
Tweed BroadloOm, l2xl05",
ss.OO
1--20l.95 Green TOne-On- Tone
Administer Rug. l2xl4i0",
1895
1-67.5O Green and Brown Ray
on Tweed Broadloom, l2x7'.
S4.os
1-99.4O Green Rayon NyIon
Ass
1--l31.60 Gold RayOn Nylon
BrOadloom (second), 9xl2'. 59.95
l--l44.95 Grey Loop Pile Rayon-
NylOn Broadl0Om, l5xl0'8",
94.5O
l--3s6.50 Grey Embossed will
ton BroadloOm, l2xl76". 2O0.95
lO--2l.95 Reversible Fibre Rugs,
8xl0 ------------...-.. 1899
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
SiIcerirare

Street Floor, Washington Only
S-l2.O0 Siiver-plated Coffee
Pots. Slightly scratched $685.
5@9.75 Silver plated Soup
1890 Silver-plated Iced Tea
Spoons. Slightly scratched 59c
35-4-55 to 5.45 Sterling Discon-
tinued Serenity" Pattern
Pieces ----------. ESQ.,
+16.5O Sterling Handle Salad
Sets 7.99"
'Plus Tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
Foundations

Second Floor, Washington Only
25-3.95 Pull on GirdieS and
Panties, famed make, broken
Size range --~----~- SsSC
4O-l2.50 Waist Nippers, famed
make. white, broken size range.
3.99
1885 Famed Make GirdIes,
pink or white, large sizes. 4.99
1855 Rengo Belt Corselettes,
pink, large sizes -.. 2.99
lO0--S4 and IS Strapless Bras,
broken size range -2.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
China and Gifts

Third Floor, Washington Onty
73-75c Gold Band Imported
China Cups and Saucers. Each.
SOC
6-4.49 California Pottery Cook
lie Jars Ig8
S-5.9S Metal Tote Trays with
warmer I9R
25-59c Tumblers, l6 o., gold
trim 3qc
3-34.95 Plastic Dinner Sets, As
pieces 24.9S
8-6.9S Metal Console Sets, 6
pieces 2.9S
1851 Black Metal Handled
Fruit Baskets Soc
7-l.ss Revolving Lazy Susan
Trays LOO
l2-i.sS Aluminium Juice Sets,
pieces ----.-------- l.29
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
Notions

Street Floor. Washington OnIy
60-1.00 Household Tools,
5 for 100
1923 Terry Chaise Lounge
Toppers --. $500 l.30
4S-l.99 Rain Joys, large sizes
only SOC
2O-l.98 Dritz Deodorizers, zoe
25--5.9S Playtex Girdles, extra
small 99c
5O-2.49 Plastic Lawn Chair
CvNrhb -.--. SIC
6S-l.Oo Five-Tier Blouse Racks,
39c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
Street Floor
indies
W09HfnOfOn O1

Washington Only
2O-5.95 to 14.95 Famed-Make
Nylon Sleepwear, slips, broken
assortment 1893 to 8.99
86-l.0O to $50 Nylon Panties,
broken assortment :. 79c TO LOO
Soc TO 79c Rayon Briefs and
Panties, trimmed, sizes ST.,
3 for 100
3.99-4.99 NylOn Sleepwear, bro
ken assortment $500 2.99
50-2.99 and 3.99 Nylon Slips,
broken assortment -1 .99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

Second Floor, Washington Only
35-2.99 and 3.99 Waltz Gowns,
cotton crepe and batiste, bro
ken size range -. 100
1888 Cotton Shorty Pajamas.
Broken sizes 100
A-3.99 Cotton Slips, white, SIZE
"a only ---- l.99
1859 Nylon Tricot Shorty
Gowns, broken size range 3.99
1883 Nylon Tricot Shorty
Gowns, broken size range, 2.99
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-04
Huguenot Springs

The entire community was sad
dened by the death Of MIS- Rosa
Branch Harris last week She had
made her home with Miss Dorothy
Hudson for the past II years Among
her relatives and friends from dis
lance attending her funeral which
was conducted from the Joseph W.
Bllley funeral home with burial
IN RivervieW cemetery Richmond
were Mrs NJ NJ Sappinfield and
Mrs Ida p Evans Of Brunswick
Ca MI and Mrs W r Walker
Of Hyattsyille. Md. Mr. and Mrs
Andrew Gordan and MI and Mrs,
w s. Crute, Of South Hill and
Mrs Raymond Freeman. Misses
Elsie Freeman and Lottia Marsh.
Of Lynchburg. Ms Sappintield.
Mrs. Evans and Miss Marsh spent
the week end with Miss Hudson.
Mrs Bessie J Eanes has re-
turned 70 Charles City county after
spending some time With Miss
Thelna Harris. Mrs Eanes Is max
ing her home with hel son, Chaplain
Edward W Eanes. who at one time
was minister Of several churches IN
this county.
Mrs. Eta slachter ara MRS
William Thornton have returned
after . plane trip 10 Buffalo. NJ n.
where they visited Mrs Slachtel )
SON
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Dixcn Christian Il showing mi
provement after the serious acct
-dent he met with III Jaly at Fort
DE, N. j He i ii the y S. Naval
Hospital st Adams l. T.. " Y.
Dixon IS the son of Mn and Mrs.
William Gerow Christian. Of Vicks-
hufg Mass. and grandson u Mr.
and Mrs r. d. Christian. of Dry
Run Farm Dixon has many friends
IN this community where he has
spent many summers
Miss Sue Forfer. Of Harrlsonburg
was a recent guest " Mr. and Mrs,
George Clay Harris,
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Deatonville

nv. and Mrs Louie Overton. and
daughter. Of Victoria called to see
Mr. and Mrs Irving Kennedy and
Mrs Mary Glenn Friday afternoon
AID Friday night they We're supper
guests 0f' Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Henry Lee Mash. and son. Ana
Frank Gin. of Richmond. visited
pr and Mrs Henry Nash Saturday
and Sunday Mr.. and Mrs Gordon
Estes and family visited nm and
Mrs Nash
Mr ana Mr.. rom Ow sn "
Richmond and mrs Mabel Mann.
and daughter. visited Mr. AHA Mrs
a c. Mann Saturday
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Wesleyan Methodists
Schedule Revival

Revival services will be held at
Wesleyan Methodist churc
Bridge street Farmville. from o.
tober ~ thgoug1a October 20 At
7.30 b. m
Guest speaker will be the Rev
D. Clifton Wood pastor Of Yves
leyan Methodist church in Lynch
burg.
Special SINGING i also sched-
uled, according to the Rev. @ r.
Phaup- pastor,
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Harvie w. ellis,
Amelia Dairyman..
Dies At Home

Funeral services for Haryie
WestVood Gins, III Chula. Milo
died at ais home Saturday after
noon were held from the Joseph
" Bhley funeral home ii Rich
mond September 80 Interment
WAS ia Riverview cemetery
prominent Amelia county
danvman, ha IL survived IN Ms
widow Mrs Ira Clendon GINS:
a DAUGHTER Miss Elizabeth Gins,
a brother. Coleman Gllls, three
sisters. Mrs M 3 Cofer Mrs. J.
q. Chewing. Ard Mas clifton
Briggs of Tulsa. Okla
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On October - Waiter I IN
ben assistant professor Of music.
viii sire piano recital. James
X MeCombs. assistant professor
Of music viii present a voice re-
cital December 3
All faculty recitals begin at 8
u IA ii Jarman auditorium and
are open TO TILE public ut no
charge