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TRUSTEES sALE OF VAIuABtF
BRICK DWELLING KNOWN As
,l55n ROCk CREEK CHURCH
ROAD N0PTHWts
~ virtue o. certain deed q must
GUY rccordrc IN iber No an4a
FoAa ~ ~ seq o. the land .eJ-
oTGs oi b" District =. COLUMBIA
and al ne request O; the party
secured thereof the eNGerxignec
trustee VII sell a. pYh3ic auction
iEent o. the premises. on
NtD NkSDAf THF IHiRD Day
OF APRIL AID 1885, Ar POUR
thirty O'CLOCK pm TIE :ol.
LOWING described .Auu and premises.
i,uate IN Tie D!slr!ct OF Columnia.
and oe sisnated as and Deing Lot
- s. hsrr's subdivision OF Bloc
az Ho,mead Manor as 20 plat
recorded u the orc for The
u IN Liber - at Folio ia
saiG Block 40. known as square
TERMS Sold subject n prior
Gfcd 81 trust TOR appgoxlmately
- o"h further particulars OF
Vn!ch VIII De announced AT tine %
sac the purchase pfice above said
'list to be paid tn cash a deposit
o! 5000 REQUIRED ConveganC!us
iec0Ya!ns etc A. purchaser eosI
Ac'gs inlents made as %. date %
safe Terms 70 Ue comp.ifd WITH
Nilnin aftren DAYS. otherwise de-
COST forfeited and the property
may II advertised and yrsuld at
the DIS fetiou 81 the TIA ices
A SlNCLITfCO
IRWIN G. EPENFMAN
Wh.3 -b.H- }U-hp| Trustees
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TRUSTEES SALT OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE CON
SIS ING OF An UNDIVIDED ONF.
HALL INTEREST ~ A Two
STORY BRICK DWEI LING BE-
ING PREMISES "a %" STREET
NORTHWEST
~ Nttue Of certain ded O. rursi
aaiS recorded, n Liner Sc Hli9s.
Foit2 - 81 seq OF ne and
record o. the District Of Columbia.
anH ~ The request o! the uSrty
occurred 'hercby the Undersigned
ifii tors WI. sci 2 public auction
Ea.h.r he Offices # THOS J
OWN & SON 6of perpp,lial
Bios I'M e 81 NV. on
FRIDAY, THE TWENTY NINTH
DAY OF MARCH. AID 1857. All
IWEI VE-THlRTY O'CLOCK pm
NJ following -Ge seribed land and
premises. situate IN the District
OF Columbia. and DESIGNATED as
ana being an undivided onp-half
interest IN and to Lot numbered
Two Hundred and Thirty-tWo f13ot,
IN SQUARE numbered Six Hundred
ann Seventeen $40
TERMS Sold subject to prior
deed OF trust for approximately
900 further particulars OF
Thlch Will be announced at time
OF SAFE the purchase price above
Aald trust TO be paid IN cash A
deposit Of 5000 required Con-
NeyancinR, recording. etc. AZ pur-
CHASER cost
ABRAHAM II LEVIN.
ROBERT @ WFlGHTMAN
mHlH tj."S Trustees
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GEORGE Io,a R, vd HOUSTON e ATTORNEY,

-. y W
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
ius tat District 0. Columbia Hold
;;ag "a Probate Court Estate Of
WILLIAM VI SCOTT talso known
WI " SCOTT. Deceased -
hp " 20 Administration Docket
~ r. Application HAVING been mace
herein Tor probate OF the last viii
ant, testament OF said deceased,
ano fol Letters Testamentary on
saiG e ate o. ALLEN PAIL LUPO.
named Executor therein. il is or
Grfeu TINS lHth dsV u March A D.
No. mat Jessie A Lupo Anne
Wilkinson Perrin. Ethrl Holmes
VIM oek annie JACKSON Gibson.
James Il jackson. the unknown
heirS al law and next OF KIN Of
the deceased. and al Others corr
!ClntG, appear IN said Court on
Monday. the 2Hth day OF April AID.
lH1i a. 10 clock An TO snow
cause why such application should
hhot Be stssnied Let nouce, hereof
Law Renorter and The Evening
Siar once in each OF three siIc-
cessi'e weeks before the return dav
herein mentioned The first publ
eaton 10 De not less than thirty
GAYS before said return CAV VIZ
ness he HONORABLE BOZ TTEA
j LAWS. Chlei JUDGE OF SAID Court,
ms an DAY OF March, A D 1851.
seal Attest FRANK BURKART.
Deputy REGISTER OF Wills for the
LhStIilt Q! COLUMBIA CLERK OF the
FEOpdte Court iuh1l Mana
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LEGAL NOTICES Cont
CHAPLIN b. BaUMAN,

HARRY T.. TAYLOR. Jr.,
ATTORNEYS,
500 + Street NV, Washington, ID. C.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia Hold
ing Probate Court No. 92.65.
Administration This is to Give
Notice. That the subscriber. of
the state o. MARYLAND. has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the
District OF Columbia. Letters OF
Administration on the estate Of
BELVA F HOCH, late OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia, deceased All
persons having claims against the
deceased are herebys warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, 70
me subscriber on or before the
10Th dav OF September. AID 1851;
Otherwise they may by law be ex-
GUIDED from ali benefit Of said
estate Given under my hand this
10Th day OF March. 1857 ALMA
HOCH DeLAUDER 9l3 Gulford
Avenue. HseerStown, MARYLAND
Seal Attest. THEODORE Goes
WELL, Register OF Wills for the
District OF Columbia, Clerk o! the
Probate Court. mh2l 2s-ap4
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THOS. J. OWEN a son, Auctioneers,
III = st. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
SlSTING OF An UNDIVIDED ONE
HALE INTEREST IN A TWO
SToRY BRICK DWELLING BE
ING PREMISES 81 BATES STREET
NORTHWEST
BY virtue oil a certain deed OF trust
duly recorded in Llber No 94s7,
Folio ~ ct sea. OF the land
records Of the District OF Columbia,
and ri the request OF the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees, Will sell al public auction.
within the ONCE OF THOS. j. OWEN
y SON col Perpetual Bldg III
IL st. W. on FRIDAY. THE
TWENTY NINTH DAv OF MARCH,
AID: 1857 AT TWELVE THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM the following de
scribed land and premises situate in
the District OF Columbia. and des-
ignateu as and being an undivided
one-halt interest in and to Lot num-
bered Two Hundred and Ninety
nine f'a1 in Square numbered
SLY Hundred and Fifteen p6I5p.
TERMS Sold subject 10 prior
deed OF trust Tor approximately
$3.50; further particulars Of
which Will be announced at time
OF sale. the purchase price above
SAID trlSi 70 be paid in cash
deposit Of 5000 required Con-
rrYanc.ng. recording. etc, At pur-
chaser CO.
ABRAHAM II LEVIN
ROBERT @ WElGHIiAN
NH ~ - Trustees
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HUBERT &. KING. Attorney,
Investment Building.


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
ior the DlS;!iCl Of Columbia. Hold
IFS Probate COUrt-No. gas.
administration This Is to GIVE
Notice Thai the subscriber Of the
state Of Elrginla, has obtained
from he PROBATE Cour; If the Dis
tr!et OF Columbia Letters Of Ad-
minlSttation on The estate Of 10
SEPH A. CAREY, late Of the
District OF COLUMBIA. deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 10 eX-
mort he same. with the vouchers
thereof ieeaily authenticated, 10
the subscriber on or before the
H3rd day OF September. AID 1877,
Otherwise they may By iap be ex-
Guided from all benefit OF said
estate. Given under my hand this
mo day Of March. 1857. LOUISE
{ BASTlON. SOS TAYLOR Run
PARKWAY. Alexandria, Virsinia'
sea Attest THEODORE COOS
WELL ReglSter Of Nlns for The
District Of Columbia Clerk uf Inc
PROBATE IoNrt, rA.S-api
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AUCTION SALES
THOS. J. OWEN 4 son Auetioneers
III Z ST NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN
AS 2U94 P STREET NORTHWEST.

IMPROVED real ESTATE KNOWN
As SHT4 P STREET NORTHWEST.
BY so,g virtue re Of th.a deed Of trust re-
ct seq, one OF the land records
of the District of Columbia. and
a. the request Of parties secured
theteDv. the undersigned surviving
trustees viii offer for. sale By puolic
MoNpAY IN TIE lHGn' F ii PreT BAY OF 81
APRIL. 1857. AT THREE O'CLOCK
Pm the following described prop
erty in the District Of Columbia to
VT Lot numbered Twenty '2Ol in
John S Hopkins and others sub
DIVISION OF Square numbered Nine
ty-Six' o9Gl as per plat recorded
IN Liber J. II K at Folio 2l3. in
the Office OF the Surveyor for the
DlSirict OF Columbia.
TERMS OF SALE; ALL CASH. a
purchaser at time of sale Exami-
nation OF title. conveyancinR, re-
cofding. notarial tees and revenue
stamps at cost OF purchaser Ad-
lustments made as Of date Of
within thirty days from day OF
sale, otherwise trustees reserve the
right to resell property at risk and
cost of defaulttnR purchaser, after
fve days advertisement OF such
resale in some newspaper pub
!ished IN WASHINGTON D {. or
deposit NAV be forfeited. or with
out forfeiting deposit trustees NAV
avail themselves OF any legal or
equitable rights against defaulting
purchaser
ANDREW SAUL
AMERICAN SECURITY
AND TRUST COMPANY
BY JOHN r. NEALE, Vice President.
Surviving Trustees
vice President
mh"l ," ,23,@5,"6.2 - rs, 29,30-apl
THOS. J. OWEN 4 son, Auctioneers,
III + ST. NV.
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THOS. J. OWEN & son, Auctioneers,
III Z St. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, CON
SlSTING or Az UNDIVIDED
ONf-SiXTH INTEREST I'M A
THREE STORY BRICK DWEI l.
ING BEING PREMISES "a 20
STREET SOUTHWEST
b virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
eGis recorded IN Liber No $3.50.
Foiio ~ ~ SEQ OF the land rec
ord o. HE District Of Columbia.
az ne request of the parry secured
iherepr The undersigned trustees
VIII eel! al public auction vith!n
The ofiices Of THOS J OWEN 4
son GUl Petpetual Bldg I'LL
street ~ IN front az the
nIem!yes on FRIDAY THE TWEEN.
NINTH DAY OF MARCH. AID
49, At TWELVE THIRTY
O'CLOCK p NJ the folowmR-tie-
SCI bed land and premises. situate
II no District Of Columbia and
ceSiFLafed as and being an IN
Gbldto uut-Alxth interest IN and
% OF numbered Thirty-eirht f4S1
IN square numbered Six Hundred
and Fiity-!0ur tGh4i
TERMS Sold subject 20 prior
ueea Of trust for approximately
Nto mo further particulars OF
%hict Will be announced at time
a sale he purchase price above
sad rust N ne paid IN cash A
deposit Of $500 required Convey
eHcins recordlnF etc a, purchaS-
ABRAHAM H LEVIN
ROBERT @ WEIGiTNAN.
,,.... Tru tees
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W '7-'FffIV- MI
THOS. J. OWEN & son, Auctioneers,
III + ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ROW BRICK AND-STONE DWELL
ING BEING KNOWN AS PREM
lSES NUMBER Sli EIGHTH
STREET MORT HEAST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust
duly recorded In Iiber No. Jl13,
Folio 5li ct seq OF the land rec
ordS OF the District of Columbia,
and al the request OF the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees Will sell a. public auction,
IN front OF the premises, on MON
DAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF
APRIL, AID la57 Al FOUR
THIRTY O'CLOCK NJ. the fol-
lowing described land and premises.
situate in the District OF Columbia
aid DESIGNATED as and being Lot 30
IN kellys subdivision OF Square
Office Of the surveyor for The Dis
tf.ct Of Columbia, IN Iiaor II D C..
a. Folio 20;
TERMS 500 subject to prior
building association deed Of trust
for approximately = au3 80 FUR
ther particulars OF Which Will be
announced at time 0, sale the
purchase price above said trust TO
be paid in cash A deposit OF
5000 required Conveyancine. re-
cotdlnR. etc, at purchasers cost
Adjustments mace as o. datC OF
sale Terms to be complied with
within thirty ddays, otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
may be advertised ana resold at
the discretion OF the trustees
FRANK PARCNI,
6 A. MARINARI
n a .
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JOHN D FITZGERALD.

AttOrney Tor Cayeators
IN lhE UNiltD STATES DISTRICT
Coufi Tor the DlS;rct OF Columbia.
In r. Estate OF FOREST ".
alaisiraiion 10 S6'aiI ORfIFR
MING NEW DATE FOR TRIAL
and PROVIDING FOR PUBLlCA-
lion The notification as 10 The
tflal 81 ne ISSUES IN this case
relating 10 the validity Of the
DAY of June. 1913 ana the aoth
dsY OF March. la4a purport!nE
90 be respectively The lasi Vii. and
testament aud CodIcil OF FOREST
NJ CROSTHWAITE Deceased. hav-
Ing been returned As to Ethe NJ
sn pos 1gS, . q s'n q FOREST IN
grove Cemctcrv corporation:
CLARK Else. Louise Else Winiifed
MaCCowau BeSS Phelau. Frances
Ca son Piat Mrs William s
Preston G9lia Nahoim. laVTcnce
l Hussard. Roneri n Miller Mrs;
Alma lunipCr not 10 ne found"
\ is ny the court TIN. 1th Gay of
March 49, ORDERED hat said
Issues ae SCI down Tor trial on tie
~ GAY 81 MAY. lHls and tha'
ms order and the sah>anc' OF
wees fo' four successive weeks IN
the WASHINGTON ,saV Reporter"
Hnf twice wees for The same
eiud IN The Evening star" the
substance q SAID issues being as
follows FIRST We're the PAPER
writings nled IN this Court pear
ms the dates ot June 80 lgl3,
aud March 70, 1919 respectively,
purportlng TO be the las. will and
testament and ,codicil Of FOREST
NJ CROSTHWAITE Deceased. duly
IN accordance with law2 SECOND.
Are the attempted cancellations,
determinations and other notations
made upon or attached to the paper
Writipes bearing the dates Of June
49, lat.i and March 30 la49,
rs 10 invalida'e the SAID paper
fHiRp " ,rs va ai,e saG oo asn'
cellations inlcrlineatinns and other
uGi q ai1s made pnH o. attached
i2 t3g paper Nrltiqgs GATED the
anth das of March, uia AID nct
inNa3dHtr 'hc said lp Nrtlnes
~ gnd cudtc snould the
SAlc baDci Nri.nss NJ admitted
10 otaaa'c ~ changcd or should
ineS ne admitted 10 probate With.
changes ana alterations appearing
on he farc o. o. attached 10 ire
said lnStrumcnttN IS BttRNf'fA
SHELTON MATTHEWS. judss
lSeal A True Copy Attest
FRANK ) BURKART, DEPUTY peg.
iSter o. wills tnr the nis,rie, ~
colnnnis Clets Of ~. PROBATE
COItADAY ATTORNEYS ior cav
ea'se ~ ? p Cof.fADAY
mh7 si4iS.2t o9oS2a
Continued on Next PassJ
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az THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
gntil IHuRSDAY. THE FOURTH
O'Clock AN
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES
nh2I
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ALL INCOME TAXES
AUCTION SALES
ADAM \. wISCIIIrR a son

- "tNt bifN sun,
AuctiOurrrS- appraisers
TRUST RES SALE OF DRY CLEAN
i .N6 mp VALET MACHINERY
lAlNkD IN PREMISES s7lI
MACOME STREET NORTHWEST
ALSO LEASEhoLD INTEREST
ny Flrtle Of chattri deed 81 trust
recorded In Liber luSlg Folio $50
e. sea enc OF The land records
OF me District Of Columbia and
az lne request OF the party secured
thefetr the UNDERSIGNED irusters
VII SEA nv public auction a. the
aoott -!nehilnrru premises. on FRI
DAY tHt 7 WFNTY SECOND DAY
q MARCH. l9l AT ElFVtN
OtLoCk " singer and Fore
pre1Sts VIC 30 leaning nm.
HOFFMAN lo-h . boiler wtth return
sfSteii Boch extractor De'ytx
Solvent recovery units SINGER sew
ms machine Flcco nUfere hand
lFchine Uaii Spptiinr hoard and
l;n, scale. sink fans tables dc r.
CAat showcase 3A-gsf water
,heatef sss range resfIceratof.
4}khting natures. neon sian rtC
also lsaSehold Interest particulars
a. when vii. be announced al time
TERMS Casn.
} Z RTNDEMAN
THEODORE KIIGNAN
Hhlf 1h.i ",Ti. Trustees
az THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
WY ,D. dHHuR55DAY. THE FOURTH
DDAT 81 APRIL 1855 AT TEN
G ~
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THOS. J, OWEN q son. Anction,,r,
LII II NV

J GEORGE GATEfY
CHALMERS F. CROFT
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-11
Foreign Students
Again Study Here

This year Longwood again has
foreign students oh campus. These
students are Chantal Pcuotte, Elena
VinoS. and Fl eda Holtrop
Chantal who comes from Paris.
studied at TIE Lycee and then took
4 two year secretanal course. While
at Longwood Chantal is studying
speech. freshman English, Ameri-
can Writers, and Spanish, She is
teaching four classes Of French
along with her own studies.
Elena was born III Madrid. Spain.
but for tho past II years she has
lived in Mexico She has studied
al the University Of Mexico for one
wear Like Chantal. she IS taking
freshman English Speech. Ameri-
can Writer'S, and also oil painting
She mstluctS four classes Of Span
ish.
Freda recently came to America
from Holland After she completes
her year at LongWood. she and her
parents plan to tour tho United
States and then return to Holland.
Freda studied at The Nederlandret
Lyceum." Freda is taking a bust
ness course along with Spanish and
Physical Education.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-11

Just few hours following the Fri
day evening launching
Russian Pride
That was the broadcast in which
the Russians described the 1874
pound, 23-inch diameter satellite
The same broadcast included a dis
course on the pride with which the
Soviet Union regarded its first-ever
accomplishment
From that broadcast; Jeffers be-
can vigil seeking to pick up the
radio signals from the baby moon
when Its 1900 mile per-hour speed
brought it into proper position in
space .fo. listeners on this continent.
Tuned on 290O5 and 40-002 mega
cycle freqnencies announced BY the
Russians dis the ones being beamed
By the baby moons radio equip
meni IA first picked rn TIE re7p.
Pops about 1870 M, Friday night
Fnr \ little over ~ minutes that
fs- nioh. The peeps, sounding
me- ike th7t w standard radio
signals. came III. There was dis
tinct difference. however. which
Identified them
Peeps Are Fast
The peeps came I40 to the minute.
a little more than one eve " half
second. Then nterspersed with
them came the irregular pulsations
that sounded like code.
Il was these rat-a-tat-tat pull
satlons like those transmitted by an
expert code operator that led the
worlds nations to presume that the
satellites equipment was sending
back messages .porhap Of ii
observations. perhaps fact about
the mysteries Of space
Jefiers picked up the signals each
night aftelWard Until the still unex-
planned silence Of Tuesday night He
thought he had lost contact until
reading IN the newspapers the next
morlng that Alt the world lad sinai-
larlv lost contact
A scientist in-the- making j a Z K
doesn't substitute speculation ior
facts Like most everyone else, he
reads every word he finds VI TIE
background and progress Of the tiny
space ship whiring around the
earth
Meanwhile he has bis direct con
tact with the satellite for. his facts
For his propaganda, he can turn
70 hear Radio Moscow to learn how
chagllned and downcast U S. soma
tors and Congressman ate that
Russian advances have ouneached
America $ W, ~ THE Reds saw.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-11

$1,000 Complete instructions viii
be carried III Tuesdays Herald.
Last week A. H. Kloeke. ill.,. OF
Crewe, and MIS- r. c. Gilmer, OF
Faimville. both picked 20 VIM
ners Klocke picked Fork Union
oyer Farnville 1876, missing the
actual score t8-79 by total Of s
points Mrs. Gllmer lost to HIM
by guessing Farmviile over Fork
Union 1914, missing BY 10 points.
There were 70 contestants Who
g9t 10 games correct, Mrs. A II
klockc Jr.. OF Crewe. came Go
tst w the actual score bv picking
Farmville over Fork Union 1871.
missing by q total OF Z points.
The gueSses arc getting closer
and closer Judges advise that III
II falr 10 use slide rules, sun spots.
tide charts. caculus. or just plain
boss sense" In picking the vim
ners-but hurry this week because
Tuesdays paper was one day late
Entries must be in the Herald
office Or poStmarked by noon FIJI
es..
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-11

500 = 1wo Weeks
Every Reader Can Compete for Grand
Prize In Football Contest Next Week

Interest in me special Football
Contest has increased each week
since tile first contest exactly one
month AGO
Judges are anticipating an TN
usually high number Of entries
this week ,sHlce Farmville meets
Crewe Id wl;at should be b first
class bali game
The special contest" has not
had 2 winner YET and the prize
has grown III n nice. round $500,
The special contest offers So 90
each week ~ The person Vic
guessas the exact score Of the
FalmVlila t.igh School game Ii
case Of idenai1ar guesscs. the prize
is split among the winners.
This combs TUESDAY. tile Foot
ball Coates, viii offer its first
grand prize which viii Be worth
a cool 5000 to the lucky first
place Winnez
The rules tot this contest Win
be the same except the first place
prize will BE-. worth $4,000 instead
= 60 @-9- -tc-Ns4l. lie q
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-11
Revival Services At
Baptist Church Each
Evening, Oct. 1920

Dr W Otis Mcci,l.e pastor Of
F4lIy.lle Baptist CHuifcll. has an-
nounced revival To be held at
the Church Octopss 1920. Serv-
ices win be conducted each eve
ming at 745, bega3,ling Sunday.
Rev Stewart Bs &sn1ms of Rich
mond will be euest minister Rev.
simms has been EastoH Of Wood
LAND Heights Ba4rst Church IN
Richmond since f95l..
He liz native pf raleigh, N Oh.
and graduated FROM Wake Forest
College after ccylialetlng public
school M North cagolAna tie held
two pastorates III North Carolina
while attending eo'leea and also
had two pastorafss While attend
ma southwestern R9ptist Theo-
logical Seminary p Fort Worth
TeX
The visiting MINISTER was pas
tor Of Memorial Rant4st Church
WILLIAMSON Al q sbefore coming
Richmond.
TN n married and has three
children
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-11
With $4,000 In,
Swim Pool Needs
Called Urgent

swimnlinR 40 fund workers
today accompanied an announce
ment Of gifts tisraling $4,000 with
IN urgent plef for contributions
from all who save not yet given.
Co-Chais-mali q. r. Wilson. Of
the sponsoring Lions Club. an
pealed To all workers to meet the
solicitation deAdline next Monday
night. All gift cards must be turn
ed in then Wilson said.
With s23 .oT6 yet to be found,
we must report that the need of
more funds is urgent, Wilson said
we ask all persons Yet To Be
contacted TO make their decision
as to the ansatnt they win give
and be ready tp5 solicitors between
now and Mona;iy-
Monsay Deadline
Workers Wh1 complete cards
prior 70 Monday should turn them
III at Grsys Li,lg store, according
to wilson
With cooperation Of all pros
pective giverS We can meet our
present needs Wilson said. How y
ever we intend ID conclude THE
drive next wesk Our need is IN
gent but We want u cooperate
With other ean5es no be appealed
soon
Riding Tournament
a statewide jousting tourna-
ment at FarnsMlle Saturday after
noon Oct l9.sgill be staged as a
pcol tuna be!sefit, j w. Garnet.
Of FarmVillca ,fS directing the ac-
tivities FIT tbs, event. He said he
aXpects r TO BIZ ono of the top rid
ms comnethidas Of the year.
Members oi Tie Lion Club Will
have tickets fal the tournament to
be held at LongWood Estate. The
event viii conclude with tourna-
ment ball n1tile arnory
Consrfssinau watkins M Ab-
hitt and Dr. M G. Landlord. Jr..
president Of; Longwood College.
win charge tba knights and make
the coron.t,oll address.