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Atomic Depth Charges
Carried by Navy Planes

copters. blimps and surface
ships would be able TO drop OF
launch the powerful explosive.
Later in the day the Navy
announced that 1t has awarded
q s62,l million contract for
continued development OF its
neet ballistic missile. Polaris,
70 the Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
The Polaris will be the Ma
tons FIRST ballistic missile to
be assigned to specially
equipped naval ships" the Navy
said. Its fiexibility and mo-
bility. unique TO naval opera :
tons. will extend to great dis
tances our defense perimeter. 4"
The Polaris Is considered an
intermediate range missile and
said 70 have a range OF $500
miles.
Encouraged by Missile
Mr.. McElory. in his chat with
newsmen at the airport. also
said:
I. That he was VERY en-
couraged" with the accuracy
Of the Army's Jupiter inter-
mediate ballistie missile in its
successful firing Tuesday night.
Although 1t was actually the
third successful test Of the
Jupiter, he cautioned that one
swallow does not make q
summer.
2. That he hoped TO come to
o decision within the next six
months on whether to order
production OF the Jupiter or
the competing Air Force Thor
IRBM. The Thor has had two
successful flrings.
3. That ne would have q
statemerG In the next day or
so clarifying earlier Defense
Department orders which have
been interpreted by some mill
tary agencies rs requiring cuts
in speeding for research and
development.
4. That his recent memoran-
dunn TO the Army. Navy and
Air Force Secretaries that they
could ask help from any Gov
eminent agency or outside
sources in the event OF missile
program bottlenecks or difiicul-
ties also applies to the Opera
ton Vanguard earth satellite
project.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24

Air Force said. The second and
third stages of yesterdays Van
guard were called dummies.
Joint Project Carried Out
The announcement said the
test was successfully carried
out by scientists and engineers
from the Naval Research Lab
oratory and the Martin Co. OF
Baltimore, prime contractor for
the three-stage Vanguard.
The Naval Research Labora-
tory has the technical respon-
sibility for placing q scientific
earth satellite In orbit under
the United States program fol-
the international Geophysical
Year, which started July /.
The Navy plans four tests oi
the complete Vanguard before
the first United States moon
20 inches in diameter and
weighing ala pounds. Is sent
aloft as q payload.
The exact starting date for
the trials has not been an.
nounced.
The Government has said
the Vanguard win put a pint
sized satellite into orbit with
Russia's Sputnik in December
and viii launch a fully-instru-
mented moon by next March,
taking It from 200 TO l,4OC
miles out into space.
Another missile was fired al
$3.50 am. (EDT) today and was
out OF sight in seconds, leaving
a vapor trail out over the At
lantie. In Washington the
Pentagon described 1t as q
research vehicle" and not a
rocket,
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Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
day. OF an Army Jupiter inter-
mediate range ballistic missile.
Exceeds Sputnik Height
The Pacific test rocket far
exceeded in height but hardly
matched the popular appeal of
Russia's Sputnik. the earth
satellite which was nearing its
Booth trip around the globe
since it was launched Octo-
Der 4. Sputnik was sent up $50
miles as it was directed into an
orbit.
The Air Force declined To
claim any specific height for
its rocket. which was sent aloft
TO gather scientific information
An officer familiar with the
tests said it's difficult to say
how high it went until the
instruments are checked and
rechecked.
Got Extensive Data
The Air Force did say "ex-
tensive data was obtained
from the scientific instruments
designed to collect information
about conditions at various al
titudes. The project sought
readings on interplanetary RAJ
diations and the earth's mag
netic field at various heights.
The Air Force said 1t ex-
pected TO have detailed infor-
nation later In the day from
the scientists who conducted
the rocket firing but that tech
nical data. including the actual
height reached by the rocket
was not yet available.
Air Force spokesman said. In
answer to question that there
was no reason TO believe the
rocket went into an orbit like
@ satellite. They pointed out
that this was not the intention
OF the experiment. Further
more, they said, the rocket was
fired virtually straight up, in
stead OF at an angle. as is
done IN satellite launchings.
Secretary McElvoy told news
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24
PortubIe Still Seized

CONNERSVILLE. Ind, Oct.
"a (R.-State police stopped
Daniel Price. 20. Indianapolis.
near here Tuesday and said
they found him operating a
portable still In. his car. He
was charged with transporting
untaxed liquor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24

WIESBADEN. Germany. Oct.
"a (R.--Prof. e. Bagge of Kiel
University told atomic scientists
here that a West German test
model Of an atom powered ship
engine will be ready in early
1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24
.Sputnik Alters Aoendo

MONTREAL. Oct. "a (P.-
Sputnik will rear its spinning
head at the nation Inter-
national Civil Aviation Council
meeting here November Is. Of
ficials say there must be some
definition of how much space
a nation may control.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24
MOONWATCHERS'
GUIDE

Chances OF spottlng
Sputnik tonight are dim.
For one thing, the skies
are expected to be cloudy.
For another. Sputnik will
be pretty far away. For
the record this is the
schedule:
The satellite will pass
from southwest TO north
east at about 7:24 pm. It
will be very low in the
western sky.
The rocket will pass
nearly overhead at about
6:24 pm. Just slightly
east OF Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24

lowest natural temperature ever
recorded on earth was minus
"A Centigrade d0l.2 below zero
Fahrenheit) on September II at
the geographic South Pole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24
Very Old Fossil Found

CAPETOWN, South Africa,
Oct. "a (Pl.--A British scientist,
DR.. II. Hamshaw Thomas Of
Cambridge University. reports
he has found a fern-like FOSSIL
lied plant in Natal which may
be $50 million years old.
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Vanguard Rocket Rises
]09AiIes in Engine Test

MISSILE TEST CENTER, Cape Canaveral Fla, Oct. "a
Scientsts and engineers developing missile to launch
United States earth satellite sent Vanguard
ing miles high yesterday in what called extremely
successful nrst-stage engine test.
The slender 72-foot Vanguard of is firing pad at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-24
Minus Iol.7 st Pole

BUENOS AIRES. Oct. "a up.
Rear Admiral Rodolfo Pam
zarini, director of Argentina's
Antarctic Institute. reports the
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Antioch

-Four young people were received
into the C h urch Sunday: Sandra
Jamerson. J 0 t y bine Pressen.
Marie Barr and Arthur Neal Smith
Mrs. Eta Powell, of Eopewell, is
spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. R. PRESSED. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Price visited
Mrs. Prices sister, Mrs. Oliver.
Is patient at Johnston Willis Hos
pital Ii: Richmond, last week end
Mrs. Marvin Johnson, of New
Canton. spent Saturday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Smith went
back to Washington. D. c.. Sunday
after spending weeks vacation
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A /.
M, Blanton, and other relatives III
the community.
Mrs. Herbert Smith. and daugh-
ter, Of Washington, Mrs. GRAY
Simpson. Of Clarksville, and MI
and Mrs. Nelson Harrington. 81
farmvifle. were here Sunday.
4 MT. and Mrs Clarence Foe'er and
Mrs z. G Foster have mad "a
\ guests the Taylor family of Rich.
mond. and the Parrish family. Of
Roanoke.
Mrs. Matte Barr entertained the
WSCS Monday night.
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Raiinc s.

Mrs. Grover Barr was hostess
Monday for the August meeting Of
the Antioch WSCS. The app .ated
rain brought out an attendance Of
10 members. Mrs. II E CeffSv pre-
Sented the program MS Lillian
Womack assisted The hostess during
the social hour.
Several from here attended the
annual Farm Bureau stew at Bea.
Greek Lake Saturday
Miss Sally Gates and Mrs. w. W.
Gates visited Mr. and Nus. Potter
Henderson last week end at Fridge
town. Mr. and Mrs G w Price
who had been visiting their daugh.
ter. Mrs.. Henderson, returned with
them Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Robinson
and Mrs. j. X Robinson attended
homecoming services al Thomas
Chapel church Sunday and visited
the w r. SandersonS.
Mrs. w. W Gates and Mss Sally
Gates ate visiting their gunt and
sister Mrs Annie Druen. IN war
wick this week
4 number Of the younger set here
are preparing TO take part in the
Tom Sawyer production the last 81
this month.
\ Mrs, =. A. Vaughan IS on TIE
sick list
o
] Misses Lena and Edna Welchiir
Of Richmond, visited the Arthur
4 Welchlins Sunday.
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Gy;nea items
Families From NeU York, Illinois,
Tennessee, Maryland Visit Relatives

Mr. and Mrs Billy Brown. and
family. o;.New York City, were re-
cent, guests n The Carl Matthews
family
The REV. and Mrs, william q.
Walker ard children. Gayle and
Billy. OF Lebanon Tenn. were VA
''isU aa'ests df his mother Mrs.
Burslsi Walker,
The Allen Garnet family Of Ia
konls PAX. MD, were recent guests
Of the Robert Garnetts
Mrs Il z Stratton returned Fri
day aftsr, spending nearly two weeks
in the .a'illiain +. Peterson home
in MaE5s.a:id She was accompanied
by her SON and daughter-in-law Mr..
and Mfs Robert j. Meador. and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23

their children, Barbara Ann and
Bobby Of Decatur III They VA
raticned in the Stratton home until
Tuesday
Mrs Charles n Friend. of BRAKES
Branch. was recent guest Of her
irother John r S;ratton
| Recent guests in the J n. NeadJr
hcme were Winfrey Meador 81
Richmond r, H. Meade. o: nrii-
| lothian Mr. and MRS. C. 7.
Schmidt Mr.. and MIS- Wbeeler
Schmidt and children L w Shirley
and Linda, all Of Burkcvlle 3"h
Spencer Of Brooklyn. n T.; Hugh
Spencer. of Burkeville. and Mss
Bobby Jean Spevey Of Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Collier and
children, Ann. Bobby end Billy Of
Kiknarnock. spent several days IN
the same home.
Mrs. Jessie Barker. of Danville
spent week with her sister. Mrs
j. +. Meador.
Misses Carolyn and Sharon Atkins.
Who spent 10 days In the Meador
home, left Saturday for their home
II Washington. d c.
Patricia Gail Davis was a week
end guest al Hors du Monde, Nh
and MIS-. Robert 1. Davis We're
Sunday luncheon guests.
M SIT and Mrs. David Mat.
son have been vaoationing al their
home here They also visited rela-
tinves- ii PENNSYLVANIA.
MI and Mrs David Ha7leerove
were recent guests Of her parents
Mr. and Mrs Peikins 81 Peters
burg
Sunday guests ii Mi And NIrs
H. r. Stratton and the Robert
Meador family We're filth. aad Nits
+. y jenkins and son Earl jet-
kins Of Richmond, ana F D Fetsu-
SON
Mrs. J. p. Stratton and tn Il. i
Meador family were Friday guests
Of relatives in Richmond.
A large number from here at
tended the Farm Bureau picnic a,
Bear Greek Lake, Saturday after
noon R j. Meador and son. Bobby.
were among those who attended.
There is splendid attendance al
the union revival at Centenary
church The pastor the Rev. F.. P.
Look. is the speaker.
Mrs. P G Mathews. e. Rich
nond, was a Sunday guest at Hors
du Monde The Ray Mathews family
We're Sunday evening guests in the
same home.
Mr. and Mrs P Stratton, Bar
baia Ann and Bobby Mead ! ana
T D. Ferguson visited w. y walker
and Lewis Craw.ey in d Richmond
hospital August 5
Centenary WSCS met with Mrs.
Robert 4. Garrett Thursday even
ing with a good attendance Thr
Rev and Mrs f. p Look were
present Mrs. John Holman was ILL
charge VI the program Mrs. Con
duff Mathews gave missionary
news. The group was invited ID
meet with Mrs II G Ferguson In
September.
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WANTED


PROPERTY - LIST your farm,
home, business or cumberland
with me today Have local and
out Of town buyers Landon 9.
Atkins, Realtor, Municipal Bldg,
Farmville, Virginia Phone BOOM
or 1888 5-24-tf Cd
WANTED so PIANOS: Turn your
pianos into cash. Discount New
and Used Furniture CO., phone
1898. 5-l4-tf
TO BUY - 20 to so acres land
within five mile OF Farmville on
hard-surface road with or without
farm house and out buildings.
VIII pay cash. Private party, local
white Write details to box j, I.
Herald. 6-20-5t
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FOR SALE

49, = ~ = - = p :
BOOKS Or. Francis 3, Simp-
kins History Of Virginia. Vega
noke Book Shop, Phone ALI
s-20-2tp
TYPEWRITERS. Adding Ma
chimes Weyanoke Book Shop.
8-20-2tp
WEBSTER New Collegiate Die
tionary. Wayanoke Book Shop.
8-20-2tp
JUST RECEIVED i new ships
ment OF fall and winter fabrics,
Dress and skirt lengths. Priced
from SLAB. Singer Sewing Center.
Phone 9l4, N. Main st. FarmvilleI
8-20-2t
COWS = ? Guernsey mich cows,
good producers. w. ID. Walker, r.
4, Phone 3066J Farnville. 8-20-2t
FIGS Tree ripened. Call or SEQ
Arthur Welchlin. Article Farm,
2029J. Rt. i. Farmville. 8-23-3t
LIVESTOCK ~ Drought Auction
Angus Bulls q Suffolk Sheep
from Sugar Loaf Farms, Staun-
ton. va. 100 registered Suffolk
Sheep so ewes so rams
Sugar Loaf's way of distributing
the Champion blood OF our flock
TO the farmers.
10 registered Angus bulls ready
for immediate service case
hardened" raised On mountain
pasture Buy at farmers prices
to be held at Staunton Livestock
Market. G x 0 Flats. stanton.
Va. Tuesday. August 27th.l
promptly at D. m. 3-23-ltl
SHOTGUN &c. 20 gauge, Remlng
ton Sportsman AZ automatic. |
Excellent condition Frank Hud-E
son, 306B First Avenue.
6-23-tf ~
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TRAYS - paper plates. napkins,
aprons. chef hats, lawn coasters
for outdoors, Lanscott Gift Shop
8-23lpl
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ANTIQUES - milk glass royal
iron stone china. cut glass, coffee
grinder Lanscott Gift Shop.
8-23-lp
BROWNIE duffel bags, Christmas
cards. Lanscott Gift Shop.
8-23-lp
UNUSUAL note paper, cocktail
scrap books, diaries, gar
High ST. 823-lp
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SERVICES

>~>,> .
WE install Ceramic and Pla site
Tile Bath Rooms and Floor Tiles
We sell building materials. we
build homes. Bids or prices cheer
fully given. Phone 706-J. Ayers
Building & Supply Co., 3-8-tf Fl
FOR THE BEST in power I'd wn
mower repairs call s98, Shaha-
berger and Sons. 7-l9-tf If
FOR SERVICE on Briggs & Stra-
ton, Clinton. Lauson, Power Fro
ducts, mowers and all your small
power equipment, can 998. Shaha-
berger and Sons. Farmville.
7-l9-tf kF)
WELL DRILLING = 4 ~" drilled
wells, old wells renewed. new WELLS
drilled. There is nothing like SAN
itary well water for good health.
Contact Jack Gee. Keysville Well
Drillers. Dial 1916, Keysville, VA.
8-23-8p II
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VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward County August a.,
1857.
ETHEL LOGAN CLARK

1891.
ETHEL LOGAN CLARK
Complainant
vs.. In Chancery
Frank Randolph, sydney Ran
dolph Skeeter Logan. Pinkie Lo-
gan. Minnie Logan, Jesse Logan
Ethel Richards. Mary Robinson
Plnkie Stokes, Silas Randolph
Leslie Logan Alice Logan. Anr
Randolph and all unknown heirs
AZ Law Of Booker Randolph. de-
ceased. who are proceeded agains,
as Parties Unknown"
Order Of Publication
The object Of this suit Is ID ef-
feet partition among the owners
BY sale or otherwise 81 that GER
tain lot Of land in the Town 81
Farmyille. Prince Edward County
Virginia, containing II acre, more
or less, and designated as Lot No
29ll05 on the Town Map OF Farm
vile. Virginia, made BY r w. Cat
lin. c. E., and which was conveyed
to Booker Randolph by deed
dated January 4 1911 from A. d
Watkins and wife, recorded in D
B. SO page 423 in the Clerks Of
flee of Prince Edward County
Va. and of which Booker RAN
dolph died seised and possessed.
An affidavit having been made
and filed that Minnie Logan, Jes-
sc Logan Ethel Richards. Mary
Robinson Pinkie Stokes, Silas
Randolph Leslie Logan, Alice
Logan, and Ann Randolph are
non-residents of the State Of Vir-
ginia and that there may be
other heirs at Law Of Booker Ran
dolph. whose names and addresses
are unknown II Is ordered that
said nonresident defendants, and
the persons made defendants BY
the general description Of Part
les Unknown do appear within
ten days after due publication Of
this order and do what il neces-
Sary to protect their interest ii
this suit
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
ANNIE NrORING FALLWELL. y d
8-23-4
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London. Finland John Lintern
blamed oodles of poodles as the
cause Of the breakup Of his MARI
lace Intern told the Judge that his
wife. Nancy had 80 poodles, gave
them the run OF the house and told
him to get out when he protested
that the house 'smelled like ken
mel He got his divorce.
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RESIDENCE N near Longwood
College with apis. oil heat,
hardwood floors. One 3 bedroom
apt. and one 2 bedroom apt. Ex-
cellent condition. Priced 10 sell
I.andon Atkins, Municipal Bldg.
Farmville. 5-3t-tf IF
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WE ARE NOW PAYING

Following prices on all grades
scrap iron.
Auto bodies, tenders, etc. free
of wood, glass and rubber.
i per hundred pounds .........S1 20
Mixed Scrap Iron. per hundred
pounds .................$l.35 to SLIGO
Cast Iron. per hundred
pounds Observation-Disclosures. 10
Highest prices paid for all metals
and rags. Secure our prices before
selling.
Lynchburg Iron & Metal Co.
Park Ave. & Kemper st.
Lynchburg, va.
Tel. 4-24Ol-i-24O2
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LOOK US UP in your yellow
pages. Closed all day Wednesday.
Vanity Beauty Shop. phone $50.
Farmville. Va. 6-11-tf
LANSCCTT gift shop for the gifts
that are different. 8-23-lp
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LEGAL NOTICES
VIRGINIA. In the Circuit Court
u Prince Edward County. The
18th day of August, 1857.
RE: THOMAS f. MILLER ES-
TATE

~ Prince Edward County. The
18th day of August, 1851
RE: THOMAS f. MILLER ES-
TATE
SHOW CAUSE
1T APPEARING TO this Court
that a report Of the account OF
the Peoples National Bank Of
FaImville Virginia as Executor OF
the Estate of Thomas E. Miller
and Of the debts and demands
against his estate has been filed
IN the Clerk Office of this Coun-
ty and that twelve months have
elapsed since qualification was
had on the said estate. on motion
OF the aforesaid personal repre-
sentative IT IS ORDERED that
the creditors Of and all other per-
sons interested in the aforesaid
estate do show cause. if any they
can. on the 30th day of Septem-
Der, 1857. before this Court at its
Circuit Court Room in Farmville,
Virginia, against the payment and
delivery Of the Estate Of Thomas
=. Miller To the deyisees and or
legatees under the provision Of
the testator-s viii. without reQuir-
ing A refundng bond Of them Or
any of them
"A copy-T este
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
w q FITZPATRICK. p. d.
8-23-4t
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LAND - $500 down, $1,000 per
month buys 9 acres near Miller's
lake in Prince Edward County
L.andon G. Atkins. Realtor. Farm
Vile. 5-24-tf (F)
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SPENCER supports. individually
designed, no figure a problem
Also correct mastectomy brassiers.
305 S. Main St, Farmville
2-)-5n r.
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RESIDENCE. 2 years old, 3 bed
rooms. ranch type house with
tiled bath, modern kitchen. select
oak floors. oil heat, ample closet
space and large lot. Owner trans
ferred. $4,000 Lamdon Atkins,
Realtor, Farmvlle. 6-28-tf FL
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In the matter Of the estate Of
FRANK WILSON SPINDLER.
deceased
Show Cause Order
II appearing that d report Of
the accounts of First National
Bank of Farmville. Virginia. Ad-
lninistrator C.TA. Of the Estate
Of Frank Wilson Spindler, de-
ceased. and Of the debts and de-
nands against his estate has been
filed in the Clerks Office, and
that six months have elapsed
since the qualification. on motion
OF First National Bank of Farm
vile, Virginia, Administrator CT
A. of the Estate of Frank Wilson
Spindler. deceased, il is ordered
that the creditors Of. and all 9TH
ers interested in the estate do
show cause, If any they can. ON
the 2nd day Of September, 1857,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, before this
Court. at its Courtroom in Farm
Vile, Virginia. against the pay
ment and delivery Of the estate Of
Frank Wilson Spindler, deceased
to the legatees or distributes
" II ' n 3 u requiring refundine
bonds.
Teste:
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
r. 4. GARLAND. p. q
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FOR SALE


ALL Straw Hats. Sports Shirts
and Trousers Reduced. Verser's.
! 1882 tFD
| RESIDENCE: beautiful home with
4 bedrooms. full baths. Oil heat.
large lot. Excellent close-in location,
near Farmville schools and Long
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5-24-tf (F)
DAY FLY BAIT Easy TO use.
Kills flies around barns. outhous-
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around h. 85c. lbs sl.98. j.
H. Whitfield Company. 323-lt
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! FOR THE BEST in new power
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7-19-tf tFl
LOT. one mile from Farmville,
Just off Hampden Sydney Road,
containing IT. acres Landon At
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vile. 7-l9-tf I'd
FARM. near Cumberland c. H.,
iii acres. Six room dwelling. 3
/, tobacco barns. ia acres tobacco
allotment fish pond $1,000. Lam
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T-l9-tf If
NEW CROP TuRNIP SEED. Now
is the time To plant We have IN
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varieties. See US for your needs. j.
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near Abilene 1925 90 Easy terms.
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Vile. Virginia. 5-24-tf tFl
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RESIDENCE 6 rooms central
oil heat, bath. hardwood floors.
double garage and large lot. Good
location in Farmville. Reduced to
SIS 600. Landon Atkins. Municipal
Bldg. Farmville, Va. 5-2ltf tF)
RAT-OLA: Kills rats and mice.
Contains Walfarin A dry meal
bait ready to use lb. can csc. J.
II Whitfield Company. 823-lt
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THE LEWIS Richardson proper
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less with 9 rooms and bath res.
Located only 200 yards west Of
Farmville Corporate limits. Suit
able for subdivision. 2 acres to-
bacco allotment Reasonable. Lam
don Atkins, Municipal Bldg,
Farmville, Va 524-tf CD
RESIDENCE 800 rooms. hard
wood floors, lot 100 800 near
Farmville. Modern kitchen. Own
or leaving town. Price S895O. Lam
don G. Atkins, Realtor, Farmville.
Virginia, Phone ROOM
5-24-tf III
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WEEVIL-TOX. 1000 Carbon Bis
ulphide A fumigant for killing
Wecvils and other insects in stored
grains. l quart acc, gallon $2.95.
J Fl Whitfield Company. 3-23-lt
PEACHES - Tree-lipened, bring
your own containers. Boatwright
Orchards, miles north of Dill
Wyn 8-l6-3t
CANOE 'Grumman 18-foot
aluminium canoe IN excellent con-
dition, weighs only IS pounds. ?
alright compartments. current
retail price S24800 will sell for
$4,000 cash OF $4,000 on month
ly terms TO good credit. Can be
seen at home OF T. r. Sheffield,
GIG E. Tenn Ave. Crewe. or call
Crewe 1881 3-16-3t
TOBACCO SPEARS We carry
two styles and sizes. 75c and Csc
j. H. Whitfield Company 8-23-lt
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CATTLE - registered Angus
cows, bred to calve next spring
Also registered bull Priced right.
r. M. Bradshaw q Son. Rice, Va
B-l6-4tp
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HOUSE rooms bathroom,
halis, pofches 2oo south Nam
81. Farmyllle 5-lb-3p