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ACCOUNTING CLERK, some tipping
5-day week: 81 80 per hour.
ACCOUNTING CLERK, 8 to +
pm. 4 evenings per week: 81 30
per hour.
RETIRED OR ELDERLY MAN "a
answer, phone: $50 for 5-day week
YOUNG MAN to learn washing
machine repairing.
Good working conditions. chance
for Advancement bonus plan and
paid vacations.
SLATTERY RADIO co.
1900 Wisconsin Ave. KE. G-1500
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
DWELLING NO. 1881 OATES ST,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
DWELLING NO. 1881 OATES ST
BY virtue Of a deed of trust re
corded, in Liber No. 1912, foli'
~ a. ct seq one one Of the land rec
and at the request Of party U Sc
cured thereby, the undersigned
trustee will offer for sale BY publ,
auction. in front OF premises, OF
FRIDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH DAY
OF JANUARY, 1857, AT FOUL
O'CLOCK PM. the following de
scribed property in the District O.
Columbia, to-wit Lot numbered
Fcrty-one (4I) in James D. Burn.
subdivision Of Lot - in Block 5
Trtnid3d; as per plat recorded
IN Libec County y. Folio / in thu
Ofhce OF the Surveyor for said Dis.
trict; said Block 5 being now taxec
as Square 40G3
TERMS OF SALE: Property will b,
sold subject TO the balance Of {
trust for approximately S2.035. g.
S3a.Go per month including s'" In
terest at SO. The purchase pric,
above said trust to be paid $500 .O(
cash, remainder payable Si0.n0 pei
month including interest at 81
secured by second deed Of trus'
upon the property sold or all cast
at option of the purchaser. a cash
deposit OF $500 20 required of pur.
chaser at sale. Examination OF
title. conveyancing. recording no.
,arial fees and revenue stamps al
cos OF purchase Adjustment:
made as Of date If sale. Terms L
3e comDlied with within 50 day;
from dry OF sale. ocherwlso trustc,
reserves the !ight to resell prep
rty a. risk and est CT delanitir.
purchaser, after } Gays advertlS
mem Of such :tsaIe in some news-
PAPER published Iii WASHINGTON
,. C. or deposit may be forfeited
n without torfeiting deposit t-uS.
ire may avail himself 4 any LEGAL
Nr equitable right sga,nst default
ny purchaser
CHALMERS F. CROFT.
SurviVins Trustee,
ian n
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AIR INDUSTRY
NEEDS, SEE INSTRUCTION
TnT TfN4N

IFI9LA1-f tJA1Is 10 I II 2 Z INJIN
COLUMN.
AUTOMOBILE ASSOCI-
ALTON has excellent opportunity
for a man, IS to ~. on field staff
Must be personable, stable and un-
encountered as work involves con-
slant travel, Qualified TO interview
at executive level No selling. Sal
airy, plus new car and expenses. in
excess Of $4,000 per year. Call. NE.
$4,000, Ext. 3S3, for appointment
MACHINIST GARD
NER LABORATORY, Bethesda, Md
Call Mr.. Tedder. OIL. $4,000.
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RELIABILITY
N G. IN E E R S

While attending the Third National Symposium on
reliability and Quality Control, investigate the
Xcellent opportunities offered by one of Americas
oremost NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. primarily devoted to
he research and development of missiles and soon
0 all physical sciences
SYSTEMS RELIABILITY ANALYST
Bachelors or Masters Degree in Mathematics
probability or statistics with at least two
years experience in engineering work, prefer
ably directly concerned with systems relia-
bility analysis
DESIGN ENGINEERS
Several senior positions are available in Relia-
bility Design Analysis for applicants with
design or system analysis experience.
ENvIRONMENTAL ENGINEERS
RELIABILITY ANALYST
Several senior positions are available to quail
flied applicants experienced in reliability
testing and analysis. Experience should in
clude familiarity with environmental test
procedures and equipment and/or statistical
analysis of test data. Duties involve the prep
aration of test programs and analysis of test
results.
The usual benefit programs are supplemented
Win Detter-than-u educational program,
excellent pay and new multimillion dollar
research laboratory under construction in q
suburban area, near Boston, Mass
For interviews with members of our Technical
Staff, contact Mr.. J. Erie at Ma. $3.50.
MONDAY 14th-9 AMI PM.
TUESDAY 15th-9 AMI Pm.
WEDNESDAY 16th-9 AM.-12
If an interview is not convenient, please send
your resume to E. w. Stupack Personnel
Manager, Dept. WIS.
RESEARCH e. ADVANCED
DEVELOPMENT DIVISION
AVCO Manufacturing Corp.
20 South Union st, Lawrence, Mass.
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AGENTS
ACACIA MUTUAL

Life Insura ice Cos D. c. branch
Office has openings for > sales rep
resentatiyeS in Washington and sub
urban area. Men selected will be
paid S4O0 monthly starting salary.
II you are married and employed.
have resided in the area for at least
3 years, are between q and As ard
looking for an outstanding oppor-
tunity. call J. A BARBEAu. MA
S-35lE
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ARTIST

With airbrush experience; good start
ing pay in expanding downtown stu
do. excellent working conditions.
company benefits, etc can DE. p
SOO6 Tor interview
ASSISTANT TO PRODUCTION MGR.
business services firm: preferably
familiar with tipping. stenography.
nlimeoRraphing, printing, ETC.. and
dealing with customers. Must have
some supervisory ability or expert
Cnce, 51a days. "A hrs; occasional
overtime. Excel. future prospect;
S75 wk. to start. Write fully. past
exper.. references. Box 94-x. Star
>" ISTANr' MANAGERS and cash
iers; parking garage: white; gooo
references; 25-45. active; good pay
see pe.sonnei manager, 1885 Eye
ST. nv
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SPECIAL NOTICES

i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE 70,
any debts contracted for bv snvo IO
oqt myself JAMES GLOVEE
-Woodbrldge. Virginia. 49,
WINDOWS FOR RENT; 18th and 8
80 Nv 2nd and Bird floors Ma
I WILL BE RESPONSIBLE Tor onl,
Inose depts made BY .nyseif
EObERF K. X: RE41EN. ~ Weo-
-sser ST NV, Apt. d. IA
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF III,
members o. the Northwestern FED.
VIZ y.i % -SsS WIS any Loan Association
uSfh. 1857 at 1915 Eve st. NV.
HARREIL. Secretary.
NORTHEAST = Expert income tax
service. Forms furnished and pre-
pa1ea: open oay ana ewes LII
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE 10,
aEs oeotS contracted by any one
ee1t mvse1. GERTRUDE w. JACK
SUN %e4O LangstOn pl. s.e.. d. C.
TAX RETURNS PREPARED, Fedora
state ana local. Former Internal
Hetenue agent, u. o-25Ss. JU
suB-STANDARD AUTO LIABILITY
JR-l and SR-22 fled. Phone IA
4-2963, o.10 pm. daily. No brokers
WANTED-Experts on Wills. FAM.
liar with life estate and perpetuitS
laws and cases. Write Box ass
Post office.
All Income Tax Services
Md
49,. MUNICIPAL TAX CENTER
4N0 9tn 81. NV. RIM. 20s
TAX RETURNS PREPARED.
HA. 2-3G0l
HINTON
ANY debtors or creditors of Gilber,
Waiker Hinton of Petersburg, Wiz.
glnia. deceased Is July 1915
Notify TfSgt. VIM Z. Hinton
Vance AFB. Oklahoma
3395th Maint. Squadron
LANGLEY PARK TAX SERVICE
ALL RETURNS PREPARED
HEMLOCK 4-24l4
INCOME TAX RETURNS
Prepared by former I. R. agents, 90
years exper. Federal, d. c. and State
keaS. rates: Ma S-34S0: SUNDAYS,
IA 9-3O90 or Ia. 9-S950.
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When answering ddverttsements
address to Star bo1es do NOT
enclose original references photo
graphs or Other materials OF per
sOndl rdlue. Copies serUe the pur'
nose. Originals NAV get lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
HELP--MEN

AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN
Open for . men. Commission basis
Guaranteed salary Paid holidays
Paid vacation. disqualification and
plenty OF work. Contact Mr.. Guisf
or Mr.. Strickland, STANDARD
PONTIAC, 1928 Baltimore blvd.
College Park, Md.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC - Ex-
perienced Studebaker-Packar pre-
terred. but not essential. Top sal
airy based on ability. 5lz-day wk.
time and "a for Saturday EN-.
ploye benefits including group hos
pitallzation and paid vacations Nc
drinkers or fioaters. Apply service
manager. Money MOTORS. 1914
Rhode Island ave. ne, or phont
AID 2-0l62
AUT.' MECHANICS - Night shift
mana1er. exper. on all types o.
cars Ind small trucks. Also, me.
ch2nics Tor day and night shift
J-day week. See MR.. KNUPP
4Ol2 N. 9th rd.. Arlington, Va.
AUTO PARTS CLERK. experience
GIN line preferred: an excellent
opportunity afforded with new-car
Buick dealer; good salary paic
vacation. 5-day week. See Mr.
Snyder, TEMPLE MOTOR CO.
Alexandria, Va XII. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
AUCTION SALES
BELTsvILLE COMMUNITY auc

BELTsVILLE COMMUNITY auction
r.; i Beltsyille, Nd, every Fri
ser, oak flat-top desk, dining room
suite, marble top stand. spinnini
sink, complete, lamps. cherry par
lor set, cradle and many othe
items not listed.
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 son
Aucti0neerS
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HELP--MEN
Alto Statesmen

a. ~ u ~ IA AA1A@e<A'eN
Most active used-car lot
in the Metropolitan Washing
ton area: must be Thoroughly
experienced and high-type
salesman; guarantee and COM
mission wonderful job for .
good man. REINES MOTOR
CO. 1910 Wilson blvd. Arl-
inRtOn. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
ADVERTISING DIRECTOR
FOR MAGAZINE

Man under 40 wanted to direct
advertising program for small but
progressive professional journal with
a circulation of 5000. We prefer
man with maRaZine advertising
BACKGROUND but others will be con :
sidered. Some travei involved Must
be able to lead and direct advertis-
inT representatives from coast to
coast. Should be an idea man. but
able to sell as we'll Please send
resume giving age. education. ex-
perience and salary requirements
Wrife Boy 32R-X STR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
AUTO MECHANIC Open
AnANNAT HNEnT --~YT

AUTOMOTIVE
PARTS SALESMAN
To the man capable of earn
ing up to $4,000 this ad is
a challenge.
TRI-STATE
200l Keniiworth Ave. uN. 4-4747
ASSISTANT PERSONNEL DIREC-
TOR. tull knowledge OF personnel
procedures and exper. in eng
personnel, job descriptions. Edit
CO. newspaper; To age 80. To $500
Counseling Service. 1923 Conn. ave.
NV. Room 2l5. DI. 1-4lhO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
ACCOUNTANT JR.

Position covers all phases
Of accounting not hookkeep-
ing; graduate preferred. but
senior student accountable.
opportunity for advancement.
retirement plan and other
benefits: 5-day wk.. perma-
nent position Apply In per-
son 4i6 Rims Bldg, 18th
and NJ SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
NATIONAL.
OFFICE DIVISION

Public relations men. 30-35 yrs, in
aus. cXpe., nee. SYC 10 Sfi.pUn
Underwater Pxper to ~, to $500
s;esearch Analyst MA or PhD in
biology OF bio-chem compiling
biology data SO. $40
Wash. REPRESENTATIVE, natl. health
assn. 95-42 yrs. to Sc. 500
Administrative Trainee. coll. deg. in
bus. admin. or math to S5.l0O
Correspondent coll. deg. scientific
interest or BACKGROUND 81 500
Collection. inside, exper., to 35 yrs.
Secy Admin Asst. yng. $500 $3.50
Cashiers, MGR. 1000 to x:l25
Law Clerk night student desirable;
excel opport.; 2l-26, no fee. S32h
Air Reservation Agents, 30-30. S305
Medical Technician. some bacterl-
ology exper; ! wks. vacation. $500
Clerk-Typist: excel opport., $500
Airline Traffic Clerk. typ 1858
Adtusters car furn.. no fee $3.50
Bank TrainCes, no fee start $500
BAN Messengers, no fee $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
AUTO TOP-FLIGHT
USED-CAR MANAGER

Volume progressive General Motors
leadership seeks services of expe-
rienced man familiar with today's
trading market. Opportunity for the
right man to start Immediately.
Reply giving home address and phone
number. Box elk. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
HELP-MEN Cont. !
ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES

Expanded art. copy and merchan-
dising facilities creates opportunity
Tor alert account executive, u
render high level service to or
Ranizations seeking superior ad
work, II you have already, or fee
you can make contact with such
companies. here is II year old
fully accredited ad agency, com
pletely stated in its own building
who can cooperate with you heauti,
fully in making sales.
Our New BUSINESS AUDIT pre-.
sentation works in favor OF ad.
vertisers and account executives
alike. II YOU have your sights SCI
on earning Sl0.00n year or more
write personal letter to
MR.. ALVIN EPSTEIN
at 1897 j ST. NV requesting al
interview, i you're not in this
league, don't bother However, Il
you arr and permanent future
bonuses, drawing account liberia
commissions, paid expenses, plus
other benefits dictate a re.
apprais, cf vou~ present set-up
write iully-TODAY
ACCOUNTANT r. p aYner Gnvt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
AUTO
SALESMAN

After the biggest year in history
Cherner is expanding its used ca,
dent Here your bis chance to joir
a .tsst-movinR. red-hot organization
selling Americas No. name used
car Chernerized cars We pay
our men right, back them to the hill
with one. o. the country's biggest
dealer advertising campaigns. and
Include many extra benefitsi II
you're an experienced used car sales.
man who can At into our kind OF
pace-setting group. you'll find youl
future bright at Cherner's. Never
mind letters We want man OF
action. PICK up your phone, call
Mr.. Lowry, OV 3-4004. for appoint
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
CHERNER MOTOR co.
1871 Florida Ave. NV.

1901 tlOrlQd ave. NV.
AUTO SALESMAN. used cars, op.
Dortunit7 to ioin our small sales
force; plenty floor time. liberia
Day plan; best working conditions
may also sell new Fords. See Mr.
Bell. TAKOMA FORD, 1928 tiney
Branch I'd. silver SprinS. Md
AUTO SALESMAN, FORD-If yot
can sell FoTds, our small place mas
most ADVANTAGES; best Fay plan, VI
to $500 ca, cooperation, etc Make
Your own deals. See Mr.. Heinlein
TAKOMA FORD, Takoma PIX. Md
AUTO Statesmen. experienced. II
You want TO make a change, here
is a chance to make money and
work In the newest showroom in
the area. l want to see men that
are not afraid to work and not
afraid to make money. Salary
demo. and good pay plan. See Mr.
Swikin, LOGAN MOTOR c., 1850
goth st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
MR.. ALVIN EPSTEIN

ACCOUNTANT, C.P.A., exper. Govt.
contracts to $4,000
PATENT ATTORNEY. chem.
to $4,000
DIR. ENGRG to $4,000
CHIEF FNGR electro mech.
TO $4,000
CHEMIST. organic. no fee $1,000
PATENT OFFICER. ener., some
Legal to $500
GUIDANCE SYSTEMS $1,000
MAT n EMATICIANs SD, 900
ELEcTRONIC CoMPUTERs $1,000
MlCFOWAVG TUBE ENGRS.
MGR :. let engines $ii 900
AlRBORNE. FIRE control Sill, 200
BUS. FORMS ANALYST $4,000
oPER RESEARCH. MS or PhD.
$l2,0n0
PERSSNNEL to SO 900
ARCHITECT, contemporary
A Al coEsyR. sgpy s. s.. So.SSS
No FEE
ELECTRO MECH ENGRs.. sC1EN-
lists all fields, hundreds of
opcnings y top salaries
WALTER H. ';ESSLER
Personnel Services. Oh Wash. Eldg
18th and NJ y AYES. NV
ST. 3-1i42
ACCOUNTING CLERK. under rs;
knowledge Of Duuehcard syStems
and scheduling of same helpful but
net necessary; strong on pavroll
procedure and moi afraid OF detail
must be deSlrous OF permanent fu-
ture: excellent WORKING conditions:
salary commensurate with bilitv
Annly Box 334- X, star
ACCOUNTING--Pr Private: BBA. no
eXper. nee. learn electronics man
agement, selling: handle acetg rec
Tor expanding chain retail stores;
salary open LIFE EIECTRONIC@
CORR. 2Gl0 i4th ST. NV.
ACCOUNTING EXPERIENCE, knoyl
edge OF typing, 20 TO 40 yrs old:
permanent position with old, estab-
llshed firm in Alexandria Phone
OV. 3-Ol35.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASsT.-Career
opportunity for youns man. age 21-
80. Vet. Some college preferred,
Must have had some general once
exper. and type 40 w.pm. , days;
start $500 No res fee MANAGE
NEWT .CONSULTANTS, INC, Suite
1901, ii35 @ St NV.
ADMIN, ASST. start 400
CLERKS tinv.) start $3.50
TELETYPE OPR. start Sa65
MESSENGER CLERK start 40
elk -TYPIST tcredit) start 5000
MORTGAGE LOAN ASST. to 500
Annette D. Tatelman
235 Woodward Bldg RE. 7-44l4
IRA 18TH Ct w A. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
OTHER POSITIONS

Exec. sales. average SIS. 1000 so. 600
Admin. men. bus. deg. 81 200-S7, 900
Medical detailer $500
Sales, camera. Inside, Alex. ST0-S90
Dept mgr. keep records $4,000
Ofc. mgr. trainee. 20-30 S10-S75
Secretary. ne S75-SSO
Merchandising clerk. sw. S6j
Clerk typist, inventory elkS. ofc
clks, route elk, etc. S50-S65
Atlas Agcv. RE. 7-5761
1420 N Y. Ave. NV. RIM, 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
ADMIN. TRAINEE

A. CO. for admin. Office college
graz vet. single, to rs SO Plus
benefits; excel opport.
SMELLING & SMELLING
Personnel Agency, sos l4th ST. NV
Sterling 3-BSSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
= ARLIN N 5; ALEX;
FAIRFAX FALLS CHI

sa S T kns ST. Rvd AeA Ar XII u s5 $4,000
104 E. Broad, Falls CHI. JE. 2-7272
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
See our advert. under ENGINEERS
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT SERVIC
HOS 10th s. NV At EX 3-T2i
ACCOUNTANT
CPA Office IA Nd suburbs hi
inlmed opening for accountan
permanent position salary opel
5-dap wk. except during tax seasoi
excellent opportunity for euaIiflt
man Reply in own handwritir
giving brie. resume OF experienc
Box .i3S-X Star
ACCOUNTANTS
Seniors. Semi.srs irs. with D.
ACCOUNTANTS

Seniors. Semi-srs jrs with D. C.
and Alex CPA's, start, S32u0-
$4,000 or better ABBEY PERSON
MEL. LBS Eve NV. ST. 3-0I90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
}. C. EMPL. EXCHANGE
ACCT.- CONTROLLER

Factory experience S,000-S10. 900
Accountants. Alex. 5000
Accountants for CPAS juniors,
semi-grs and seniors TO $500
Booskeeper. paint CO., sc. $Go-SS5
Bookkeeper. ms. Co, NV. $50
SooSkeepers. apt deyel., Sc $50
Bookkeeper-typ., C.PA. ofc. $3.50
Bookeepers and assts. "a 500 81 3
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AUTO MECHANIC
TRIANGLE MOTORS

- - TT " II = W. y y
AUTO SALESMAN. used car dept;
Buick dealer exper. preferred.
DRAWN account for right man,
bonus, hosp no Sun work. Phone
MR.. WEIGH. Ii 6-6464.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13

FOLK SINGERS-Learn guitar ac-
compartment in 10 fun-filled les
sons from CHARLES LACOMBE.
originator OF method. Beginning
and advanced classes. IA. S-l754.
HYPNOSIS.-SELF HYPNOSIS
Instruction for doctors, dentists and
students EN- 0-r0S7
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MISCELLANEOUS DIV,

Service Mgr, office mach. repair
expcr. nee S54(
Chipping Inventory Supervisor. S35t
ENGINEERING DIVISION
See our advert. under ENGINEERS
Evening star., 1957-04-07
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
l(Icc

LLOYD Hostetter. of Norfolk, was
the week end guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
CALVIN Bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Cook were
dinner gests Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A
Hubbard Tuesday.
Mrs H NJ. Bradshaw spent the
week end with Mrs. Estelle Brad
shaw in Richmond
Mrs Arthur Stevens. and children.
Of Gilbert. W Va. are spending
this week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs E 7 Bondurant
Rev. and Mrs. T. O. Herndon
and twins, Of Church View. were
week end guests Of Mr. and Mrs
r. M Bradshaw
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Bradshaw.
and family. Of Durham. N G, were
dinner guests Of Mrs. H L. Brad
shaw Thursday
Mrs Gene Banton. and Diane.
spent several days last week with
Mr.. and Mrs J H. Banton at Car
tersville. Mr.. Banton Joined them
for the week end
Mr. and Mrs. F. @. Walton. Mr.
and Mrs Fielder Hubbard and VII
son, were dinner guests Of MI and
Mrs. w S Weaver Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Chenery, and
Lu Gay. and Miss Claudia Brad
shaw. Of Richmond, spent the week
end with Mrs G. ] Bradshaw
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
Old Abilene

Rev j. S King delivered a fint
sermon at Beulah church Sunday
morning His subject was Are Yoi
a Mature Persona His son. c B
King. had charge of the WORSHIP
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ward. anC
girls. of Covington. spent last weei
end with her mother. Mrs. Mamie
Chappell. Thomas Chappell VISITED
there Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Robertson
of Richmond. visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H G. Nelson. Sunday
Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Mel
son. of Piney River. visited in The
same home
Rev. and Mrs. J S. King, and
children. were Saturday supper
guests Of Mr. and Mrs J w Chap
pell
Mrs. Driskill Has Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Driskill and
Mrs. Mabel Fowler. of Richmond
visited Mrs. Helen Driskin Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Gentry. and
children, Of SaXonville Mass. visit
ed her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Q. L.
Vassar. Mrs. Gentry. and children.
stayed from Friday uatil Wednes-
day Other guests over the week
end were Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Vassar
and five children. Of TazeWell. Mr..
and Mrs. H P Walker. and chill
dren. Of Charlotte c H.. and Nj.
and Mrs. Charles Pickett, Of near
Farmvine.
Mr.. and Mrs Flee Bfies. of Gilt
ton Forge. and Mr.. and MIS- Regi-
Maid. Roy. Of Huntington. W. va.
spent a week with Mr. and Mrs
Ed Driskill. While there. the men
put in a new concrete front pofch
and the ladies planted flowers.
Mr.. and Mis- Garland CLARK and
sons, had as their guests Saturday
evening for a weiner roast at o. Il.
Clark's pond Mr. and Mrs nj o.
Chappell. and children.
Nelson in Hospital
S A. Nelson Is In Southside Com
munity Hospital il Farnville He
was a little better as this was writ.
ten.
Mr. and Mrs Garland Clark and
sons, Marvin Roy Clark and Mr..
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
Double Celebration
Held For Mrs. Wayne
On Mothers Day

The Wayne sons and daughters
gathered at Spring Creek Baptist
Church Oh Mothers Day, honor
ing their mother, Mrs. Nora
Deaner Wayne. It was a double
celebration as MIS-. Wayne's
birthday was also on May r..
Mother Day this year.
Members OF the family attend
ed church services and then had
a picnic lunch on the church
grounds. The pastor. Rev. Nat
Brummitt and Mrs. Brummitt
We're among those present There
We're ~ persons present including
five Grandchildren and six great
grandchildren
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Youths Indicted

Two Prince Edward county
youths Johnny Wayne Chandler
ard John Henry Scott. were in
Quoted into the Army MAY n. the
local selecf1ve service board has
announced
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Green BAY
ROUTE

The Rev Lester AMMAN Will
preach at Bethel Christian church
Saturday. May %. at 8 pm
Miss Iris ~Valencourt, Of Delaware,
spent some time recently with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. W NJ, valen-
court.
Miss Betty Lou Lewis. Of Lynch
burg College. spent Mothers day
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
L. Blankenshlp
Rev. j. S. King, Of Abilene. was
3 recent visitor.
jerry L Vne, Of VPI. spent sew
aral ys last week with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Layne.
Mrs. F. L Blankenship. who has
been under the doctors care for the
past several weeks, is much inn
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Overton. and
daughter. OF Victoria. were Monday
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.
Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Nickels have
been visiting their sons at Norton.
Mrs. G. c. Robertson is much inn
proved after a weeks illness.
Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Snow. of
Farmv}lle. and Mrs. Bill Borum.
and children. Of near B~urkeville.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. d. A Gauldine
and Mr.. and MS. J. W Pulley
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs william Mond. and
son. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin spurlock
and Miss Shirley Robertson Of
Richmond. were recent guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Robertson.
Mrs. James Prom. Mrs Frances
Miller and Mrs. Mae Pierce. Of
Richmond, and MI and Mrs Leroy
Nefel Of Blackstone spent last
week end wth their mother. MRS.
Leila Newell
Mrs F L Blankenship and Mrs
Edward Faris were in Richmond
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. EDGAR Layne, Of
Richmond were last week end
guests of his parents. MI. and Mrs.
B Layne
Mr and MS. 3 RI Robertson.
and sons. visited her parents Mr..
and MRS G. q. Cary. over the week
end
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Stesm-powered coalfued electro
generating capacity now accounts
fer 65 per cen Of all power pro
duced by Tennessee Valley Author
l'y plants, where as recently as
1919. only IA per cent Of IVA power
came from steam-poVered genera
to.E