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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-08-24

York Athletic Commission notifies
us that it isn't. Robinson signed
commission contracts on July 81"
Julius Helfand, chairman of the
athletic commission, said that he
had not heard from Robinson.
Terms Set Forth
81 have not heard from Robin
son and as far as Pm concerned
Robinson signed contracts on July
81 and those contracts he is sup
posed, to fulfill" said Helfand
when advised of Robinson's state
ment. "The contracts set forth
all the terms, and Robinson, acting
for himself without a manager
signed them. No other issues were
raised at the contract signing"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-08-24

A much-married Hollywood ac-
tor was confronted by gay dam
sci. Don't you remember me?"
she greeted him, "Ten years ago
you asked me to marry youp
"Really?" yawned the actor.
"And did you?"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-08-24

earlier life, Frank land that hap
pens to be his name) is studying
hard to become a doctor. He still
likes to pound out a little boogie,
now and then, but enjoys playing
the ballads also.
The only thing which has not
changed is Sugar Chile's size. He
was small when a youngster and
now is only a feet 8 inches tall.
He weighs less than 100 pounds.
-Patronize Our Advertisers
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-08-24

Luke: Lulu looks terrible in
that lCw-cut gown, doesn't she ?"
Mac: "Nct as far as | can see"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
Program Listings

as O robbery suspect while trying
TO help the victim of on illeeol
rocket.
5-Fronkie Loine Show.
1.-The Three MusketeeFs.
1.-THE Hopsbure Hare" A beou-
tifuI countess attempts to steel q
necklace from the Queen OF
France.
9-You Are There.
Returning series. The End Of the
Dolton Gong" Viewers will be
token to coffeyvilIe. kons,, the
Dolton brothers home town.
TOO
4-Bengol Loncers. Advent're.
The Stepping Stone" tRepeot.)
5-SheFloek Holmes. Mystery.
7-You Asked for Il.
The widest sled ride in the
world; series of recommended
cures for hiccouch sufferers;
other directions. Art Baker. host.
9-lossie. Drama.
7:30
4-ciFeus Boy. Adventure.
"Deoth Defyino Dozetti." A
hioh-wire performer must face
the focts when he is grounded"
5-Uneommon Nolor.
Between the Bottles"
7-HolIywood Film Theoter.
I. IA Hours. THE Follen Spor-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12

600
4-Meet the Press. Panel.
Gen. MoweIl D. Toylor, Chief
of Stoff Of the United Stotes
Army.
5-Hond to Heaven.
7-Seienee Fiction Theoter.
A scientist breaks cose of om-
nesio to safeguard otomie secrets.
9-Giont Step. Quiz.
New time. Bert Perks, quizmos-
ter.
$50
4-Roy Rogers. Western.
Hard Luck Story" Roy is fromed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
Moy II

row." 1913. A veteran Of the
Spanish Civil War returns to
America to find the man re-
sponsible for the murder Of his
boyhbod pal. John Gorfield. Mou-
reen O'Horo. Wolter Slezok.
9-The Champions.
. 500
4-Steve Allen Show.
! Hour. Guests: The Rev. Billy
6rohom. Peori Boiley. .Deon
Jones. Tolluloh Bonkheod.
5-The Unexpected.
High Adventure" Poulo Roy
mond.
9-Ed Sullivan Show.
! Hour. Guests: Top toIent Of
the United States Navy. and jock
Dempsey. Featuring Roy Bloch
and his orchestra.
$50
5-The Pendulum. Mystery.
THE Lucky Man"
900
4-Goodyeor Playhouse. Color.
I Hour. ~ viii to Live" A
dying woman schemes to unite
her lonely niece and O shy young
doctor. Betsy Blair. Cothleen Mes
bitt. Walter Motthou.
5-Movietime USA. !
w Hours. "Wooonmoster"
1850. The adventures Of group
Of Mormons on their journey to
Utoh. Joonne Dru. Word Bond.
7-0Figinol Amoteur Hour.
Ted Mack ond ospirino enter
TONERS.
9-GeneFol Electric TheoteS.
N Question Of Survival" A
veteran covolry officer ieorns O
lesson in bravery when his troop
is tropped by Comonche lndions
and he must decide who among
his men will live and who will
die. Ronald Region. Kelvin Nc
Corthy.
$50
9-AIfred Hitchcock Presents.
"a Man Greatly Beloved" A
little girl who is the proud de-
spoir Of her parents, not only
knowing everybody in town, but
exoctly how to run their lives.
Evelyn Rude. Sir Cedric Hord-
Nsirka
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
SUNDAY

Continued From Preceding Pose.
$500
s-odyssey.
! Hour. The kremlin." A study
OF the Russion citodel, with ex-
Russian Prime Minister Kerensky
and New York Gov. Horimon
discussing its background. Charles
Collinowood, host and norotor.
$500
4-0utlook. Chef Huntley.
5-BiIly Johnson Show.
7-0pen Hearing.
John Seeondori, moderator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
Boys Wear

Boys Wear
Second Floor. Washington Only
Boys 2.9S POpIln Jackets
Just 104 Unlined: washable: upper
front In tan, charcoal or navy in the nm
group; sizes 8, 10, IL. JJC
1898 AlI.WOOI TOpcOats
Fully lined OF half lined tweeds and vr0m
velo1rs; r. and youth sizes 9 10 90 llsS0
I.40 to 2.00 ShOrt-SIeeVe Shirts
Final clearance; Short-sleeve sport
shirts and knit Shirts famous-makes; m
broken sizes. JSC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
Bedroom Furnishings
Third Floor, Washington onlv

-'O't V'~S's'stsOts OfNB
l-39.95 Simmons ROll-A-Way Cot with inner
spring Mattress; 80" wide; floor sample 25Sa
1-S2.5o Serta Box Spring; sturdy coil con-
struction heavy ticking; floor sample; q size,
1899
1-lI9.OO Serta Al" Foam Mattress & Box
Spring Set; BOZ. ticking; non-allergic; soed:
double size -------.------ = $3.50
1850 Simmons Innerspring Mattress; AQUA
ticking; crush proof border; soled double size
$500
1-l79.O0 Serta Perfect Sleeper" Mattress 4
Box Spring Set; damask ticking; super firm
mattress; floor sample; twin size $3.50
1--l39.5O Lifetime" 6" Foam Latex Mattress 4
Box Spring Set non-allergic durable ticking:
soled twin size - ---.--------.--- 1850
1-37.5o Layer Felt Mattress: blue and white
striped ticking; soed: twin size - 1875
S-37.5o Englander Innerspring Mattresses;
fancy woven ticking; double size $500
2-3750 EngIander Box Springs; sturdy coil
construction, discontinued ticking; double SIZE
$500
l-ll2.5O Double Dresser and Mirror; mahogany
veneered; floor sample announcement $3.50
10-59.s5 to $3.50 Bookcase HeadbOard Beds; as
sorted finishes; double size ----------.-. 1899
1-l2s.5O Triple Dresser and Mirror; mahogany
veneered; floor sample ------86 $3.50
Lotoer Level. Arlington Only
1880 EngIander Bed NJ Sofa Suite; with
Matching chair: modern boucle upholstery:
turquoise; floor sample ------------- 1890
1-1Os.sS SOfa-Bed; plastic covered; black
wrought iron legs with brass tips; floor sample,
5999
1-S4.95 Sofa Sleeper; modern style: blue plastic
covered, floor sample --------------- 1889
$3.50 SOfa-Bed; two tone plastic covering;
black legs; floor sample ---------------54 SS
$3.50 Chests; drawers; brass pulls; maple
or mahogany finish: SCARED 228S
$3.50 Box Springs; sturdy construction; heavy
ticking; a size: Soiled -------..--- 2499
1880 Englander Correct Posture" Mattress
d Box Spring Sets; extra firm construction: a
size; soied .---- 1893
$3.50 SylcOn Mattresses; air vents on sides:
metal handles; heavy ticking; discontinued
style double size ------- 1899
l-69.50 Serta Perfect Sleeper" Box Spring;
floral ticking soiled; twin size 3499
1880 Foster Perfect Posture" Box Spring;
firm construction: floor sample; double size.
24Ss
l--l69.s5 Sertapedic Foam Set; extra firm:
Al" mattress; twin size; floor sample - $3.50
1850 Simmons Box Spring: extra heavy con-
struction; attractive ticking; floor sample;
Twin size ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS z4.SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
Floor Coverings
Third Floor, Washington Only

Third Floor, Washington Only
2-ss.sS Rayon-Tweed BrOadlOom Rugs; sxi2
$500
6-s9.S5 Oval Braided Rugs 9xl2 5000
l-lA95 Modern Design Wool Rug, 12xi07 $500
i-l3S.25 Rust Plain BrOadlOOm l2x9s 65.OO
l-179s5 Modern Design Wool Rug; l2xl2lI
$500
1-ll9s5 Beige RayOn Rug; l2xl3 -------- 5000
i-74.s5 Green Tweed; 1883 .---.. 1000
l-ls45O Gold Wool Twist; 12x82 . $500
l-lsS.S5 Modern Design Wool Rug; l2xl2s 1900
l-7S.s5 Hand Hooked Rug; as Is; 86xli7 1900
l-l39.95 Modern Block; l2xi08 $500
leo-l.6S Allen Carpet Squares; lSxls" SOC ca.
LOtOer Level, Arlington Only
t-l23.S5 Green Modern Cotton Rugs; 9xl2 $500
4-4S.S5 Cotton Oriental designs; oxl2 1898
$3.50 Wool Rugs; as Is; ex9 -.-...- 1888
1885 Cotton Loop Rugs; 3x5-.--.-.. 1.s9
2-6s.s5 Administer Rugs; 9xl2 --... $500
70 ydS 4sS Carpetlng; q" wide Ia vd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26

Blankets and Comforts

Street Floor. Washington Only
S-16.ss DacrOn-FiIIed Comforts. flocked nylon
covers, 72xe4" --------- ss9
6-24.S9 Down Comforts. acetate satin cover
reversible, soiled ------------------- so
@-s.SS TO S2.5O Sample and Soiled Blankets
twin, double ------------------ .299 TO 1899
S-ssS Ruffled Patchwork Quilts. reversible
B0x84" -- AGO
R-l.ss Mattress Pads, full size, 54x76", soiled,
l99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
FamOuS.NIake 1885,. 80
Orion Sweaters
2.00

Long -sleeved cardigans and short-sleeved or a
push-up-sleeved slipons White, pastels and deep
tones; sizes 34-38 in the group.
Budget Sportsman, Street Floor, Both Stores
25O-399 to $50 BlOuses Nylon, dacron or cot
ton-plus. Tailored or dressy styles Sizes 32-3S
m the group --.----.--..----- 19s
125-lS9 Cotton Knit Tee Shirts. Solid colors
or stripes Broken sizes. -l s9c
75-2.99 and 3.99 Skirts. Solid colors, stripes or
plaids; slim or gored styles. Sizes 1915 in the
group ----.- ---- -.--------- ---- l99
1Oo-2.9S StOIes. Nylon or wool; novelty knits.
deep fringe. White or black -.IA 9
l5O-l99 to 3.S9 Sample Neckwear. Collars and
cuffs and films. White pique or nylon many
with lace rims LOO
Budget Sportsman Street Floor,
Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
Unfinished Furniture
Fourth Floor. Washinoton onIp


SASS Mr.. a Mrs. 1O-Drawer Chests, knotty
pine, SO" high SO" long ----------.--- 1747
loss KDOtty Pine Bookcase HeadbOard,
2-5.25 End Bookcases, 10" triangular shape,
knotty pine, 36" tall -------------. -------.2A7
1-s.95 Dressing Table kidney shape. swing
arms for skirt SO" across --.--------------4 S7
2-lO.95 TwO-Drawer Bookcases, kiln-dried
knotty pine shelves ---~---------------5 SAT
2-5.95 Utility Chairs clear pine ladderback
style, double stretcher base --.-----.---- 297
4-795 Utility Chairs. Colonial style. clear pine.
397
2--15.95 DrOp-Leaf Tables, dinette size, knotty
pine tops, hardwood legs. Colonial style TAI
2-9.95 Bedside 2-Drawer Chests, kiln-dried
knotty pine, q" wide. Il" tall --- 497
1885 Eight-Drawer Storage Chest all hard
wood construction. clear woods ------- 1897
1-ll.95 Sliding-DOOr Bookcase, drawers.
knotty pine ----.-----------..- --..- 597
2-2l.95 FNe-Drawer Storage Chests, kiln-dried
knotty pine n" wide, Al" tall 1887
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
Furniture
LotDer Lerel, Arlington Only

l-119.95 Swivel Rocker, modern style, scooped
arms, foam cushion, turquoise upholstery, 1897
2-99s5 Lounge Chairs modern style, brass
tipped legs In aqua, in tan -..- 1897
1--369.95 pc. Curved Sectional Sofa: modern
style; foam cushion; turquoise back torn 1897
l--ll99S Dinette Set table and 4 chairs with
turquoise seats modern style. walnut veneer.
1897
1-2495 Oval Lamp Table, mahogany veneer,
scratched -... -. --- 1897
l--29s5 Pull-up Chair, white plastic, black legs.
torn 1897
l-6.95 Wall Shelf mahogany, shelf ~ 2S7
1895 Oval Cocktail Table, leather top, ma
hogany, floor sample -..-.-.----- PASS
l-A95 Cocktail Table. solid maple, scratched.
S9T
1895 Drum Table leather top, mahogany
NeHeeI -------------- ----------- 1871
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
China and Gifts
Third Floor, Washington Only

Third Floor, Washington Only
4-69s Luncheon Sets l6-pc, discontinued pat
tern ------------ ----- - A9e
6-9s Decorated Metal Fruit Bowls - 2Ss
3-49S Decorated Pottery Cookie Jars w l9S
6-lSS Large Salad Fork and Spoon Sets 100
S-2ss Decorated Juice Sets, 7-pc. -1Ss
S-9SS Large aluminium Ice Vaults. as is, ass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
Linens and DOImeSticS
Street Floor, Both Stores

Street Floor Both Stores
Outstanding assortment Of
fine quality scatter rugs
one-and-two Of kinds, discontinued styles
and manufacturers samples
Group A: Were SO TO 500 now ISO
Group B: Were IS to 500 now ? SO
Group C: Were 81, now --------3. 5O
Sec. of 2.98 WamSutta Towels
Extra large bath size, 25x50"; all
combed yarn; white only. Shop OO
early for this value JJC
Sec Of Wamsutta Hand Towels l6xlB" CSC
Sec. Of Wamsutta Wash Cloths -------- acc
Sec. Of Wamsutta Tub Mats -l49
1923 NyIOn TricOt Cases
First quality; 1907 Dupont nyon;
fits all standard size pillows; dries q on
quickly; no ironing necessary = '" 81
49c Imported Linen Dish Towels
Big l6x30" size: striped borders of
red aqua, pink or gold; all pure . Do -
linen. odd COZ
Street Floor. Washington Only
Sec. Of 3.49 COlored 1870 Percale Sheets; made bv
Pacific Mills: full size contours, 72xiO8" or
Slxl08" sizes; broken color assortment. blue.
green beige, aqua. pink ----. I99
See. Of 42x3Sl4" Pacific Cases SOC
Sec Of 4.9s Bates Floral Hemmed PercaIe sheets;
8lxlOS" Hat style only; 1872 thread count 199
Sec Of 1.29 Matching Cases; 42x38is" CSC
4.SS 500 Striped Perfect Fit" Mattress
Covers; muslin; for standard or foam mat
tresses' zppered: piped seams; some for box
springs --.--- 239
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26

Third Floor. Washington only
9--59S TO S9S Step-On Cans. IA and II at. size
enamel and chrome, floor samples, 2.SS TO 49S
4-9.45 to l1.95 Hudson Tank-Type Compress
sion Sprayers .----s-.--.- 5.67 10 Ill
l8-2.49 10 4.9s Printed Plastic Shower Cur
tains; floor samples and discontinued styles.
LOO
H-1.9S TwO-Pc. Barbecue Fork and Turner
Seta. long handles leo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26

Fabrics
Street Floor, Both Stores
2.9S Lucia Transparent
Black Velvet
Crlsh-resistant; perfect just black:
4O-in. wide. Just 300 yds. to sell 7 ~
at this price! 1sJ6 S0'
Remnants Of NylOn,
RayOm Dress Fabrics
Good desirable lengths 49,. to 8
yards; nylon dress lengths; rayon SJC 10
satin and taffeta and printed rayon M
fabrics. Shop earlyl LOO Yo'
1000 yds. RayOn Dress Fabrics
Special price! F1annels, prints suit
ings and novelties 80 to AZ inches
wide new fall colors and prints. ISCYd.
Be here when the doors openl
Street Floor. Washington Only
800 yds. CSC 10 l.5s Gotten Prints; famous name
1Sc-an-inch Pieated COttOns; prints and plain
colors ---------------------- ----------- Toe In.
800 yds. sec Drip-Dri Border Prints; S. wide
49c I'd.
1000 ydA Ssc to l.2s COttons; remnant lengths,
! 70 yus. ----------------- lSc TO 5Sc yd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
FMrS Greatly Reduced

400 Dyed Squirrel 4-Skin Scarf - 24OO"
$500 Grey dyed Muskrat Flank Cape $500
$500 Dyed KOIinsky 4-Skin Scarf ~ $500"
5000 Dyed MOuton PrOcessed Lamb Coat, size
IL -- 29OOs
10000 Dyed MoutOn PrOcessed Lamb Toppers
$500 SilveTblu Mink 4~Skin Scarf ~ $500"
$1,000 Brown dyed POnyskin Jacket, size 10,
$500"
'Plus tar
Fur products labeled 10 show country of origin Of
imported furs
Second Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
Coats, Suits,
Casual Dresses

s-22ss to 1898 Toppers, misses sizes. white
only ----------- 6sS
4-lS5.OO Imported Cashmere Coats. slate blue
only ---.- ---.- -------- $500.
1O-ls.ss to 22.ss Casual Dresses, mostly dark
sheers - . 40
s-I7ss to 22.ss RAIN or Shine Coats for Misses,
800
1888 to $500 Suits, checks tweeds or solids,
3l.OO
Second Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
Mems Furnishings
Street Floor, Both Stores

MEMS furnishings
Street Floor, Both Stores
ESQ to $50 Suspenders
Fine elastics In . variety Of colorS
Made BY nationally known manu- a on
facturers.
ESQ to S. FamOuS-make Belts
Imported and domestic feathers in
nice variety Of eolors and styles. Come An
eariyl le4J
81 TO I.SO Irregs. Of Cotton shorts
Slightly irregular cotton shorts In boxer
styles: variety Of patterns colors Most IN
all sizes included in this terrific group. OJC
LES DacrOn.COttOn Shorts
Slight irregulars: eS% dacron, So
cotton; boxer style; white, eolors Most en-
all sizes. OSC
Street Floor. Washington Only
12-I4.95 Polished Cotton Toggie Coats 7ss
31-S5 Dacron- Cotton Shirts - 3Is
IO-1.s5 Imported Wash-n-Wear Shorts LOO
71-A and IS Sleeveless Sweaters - I6s
s-ss5 Unlned RayOn Gabardine Jackets : Iss
SIS Rayon Pajamas; mussed s 2s6
2-4.S9 Cotton Robes - 299
3-S-S5 Shirt Jac.; unused --- 100
S-l2S5 Leisure Goats; famous-make; navy blue
eSS
S-1.sS Terry seuffs; soiled 100
S-lS0 RayOn Briefs; mussed --I----- Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
Bake Shop
Csc Pound Cake

real butter pound cake
that melts in your mouth -.
a vanilla flavor delight Cof- OC
fee Cake and Rings our HO
speciality!
Street Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
SiIrertUare Reduced

Street Floor, Washington Only
5O-lO0 Silver-PIated Tablespoons - SOC
1-S2.5O "As-Is" Is47 Rogers Double Vegetable
Dish --.. - 1000
2-l5OO Small Sized Silver-PIated Chatting
Dishes, slightly scratched -----.... 7.5Os
5000 Sterling silver Two Piece Steak Sets
slightly scratched ! .-.---.----. $50"
2--lsOO silver-Plated Serving Trays. slightly
oented -------------------------- 300
sPiua Tax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-26
1.70 to 2.00
Long Sleeve Polo Shirts

Famous makes; washable; knit shirts
with crew or collar necks in the group; an
sizes 8. 16, Ia, 90 SSC
Jr. Boys 1895 All Wool Zip Lined TOpcOats:
SIZES 3. ---------------... ------.- 1898
Students 45.S5 All Wool, Zip Lined TOpcoats;
size: 50, 81. ---------------- --- $500
5-29.s5 HUSKY" Year Round Suits; size 10,
- 40 ~ - EZ.VU
Is students Sss5 All Wool Suits; 34-3s regular,
1885 slim ------ - 2a.OO
Youths 2S.95 All Wool Suits; size: 13-l4-l5-ls-
29-1!0Oe Adjustable Belts; Ivy stripping soc
SS-2.ss Cotton BrOadclOth Pajamas; sizes 8 to
I2-3.s9 Flannel Lined, Blue Denim Jeans; 10 A.
$3.50 Double Knee Jeans; 8 to is I.59, for SO
64-4sc Cotton Knit Briefs; sizes 8 10 l6 3 for 81
Youths 24.S5 Year-rOund Suits; size IA g. IS
1898
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

are cooked. Drain cherries; return juice to
saucepan. Make paste Of cornstarch and
water; stir into hot juice and cook, stirring
constantly. until mixture is smooth. Add
almond extract. Add cherries and sugar.
Chill. Serve in soup plates with tiny maca-
rooms Sprinkled over each portion. Yield:
6 portions.
SWeet-Sour Red Cabbage -.
] cup vinegar
! tablespoon s0h
Tablespoons butter or margarine
large head red cabbage, shredded
] cup sugar
2 tart apples. grated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

In deep pot bring to boil vinegar, salt.
and butter. Add cabbage, cover and SIM
mer lh hours. Add sugar and apples;
simmer 30 minutes. Yield: 6 to 8 portions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

s"'''-s0u' 'p'"''"
cup vinegar
cup sugar (abOHD
" cup pumped rGiSins
%poMnds spinach. cooked
Combine vinegar and sugar to taste. Add
raisins. Simmer few minutes; add cooked
spinach. Cover pan and turn off heat.
Allow spinach to, heat through. Serve.
Yield: 6 to 8 portions. " The End
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-05
New Canton

Mrs E. A. Jones has returned
from a trip to the mountains
R. NJ. Goode and Donald Curtis.
Of Yorktown. were recent guests Of
Mrs. Betty Goode Bryant Mrs.
Bryant is very. i'll in the Phillips
| home
Mrs. Marguerite Putney whiting
NJ New York State, left New York
July to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Thornton Putney
Mrs. R Phillips. Clyde Davis
and Charles Walden were IN Char
ilottesville Saturday
Mrs. Baird Returns
Mrs. HENDERSON Baird returned
from a visit to Mineral
Mrs F l LeSueur. and son
visited her parents in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Jamerson and
Miss Ruby Pearl Apperson attended
the Anderson Gillian wedding in
Arvonia
Mr.. and MS. A II. Jamerson had
as a Sunday guest Bill Hopkins. OF
Richmond
Davies Family Gees to Mclean
MIR. and Mrs Carl Davies. and
Nancy spent the week end with her
sister. MIS-, Winnie M Snyder. at
Mclean
Mrs. j r. Cleveland. MIS- Bertha
Peacock and Mrs Mabry. Of Fork
Union. called on Miss Eva Snead
Saturday.
NJ X Davis was supper guest
Of the j R Phillips family Friday
lie had just returned from trip
to North Carolina
Charles Walden. Of Richmond Is
visiting his aunt, Mrs r B. Gilbert.
Gorm0us Leaves
! Marvin Gormous left Saturday for
an extended stay in Riverdale. Md
Mr. and Mrs Grey Nelson, of
Richmond. spent Sunday with her
mother. Mrs. F B. Gilbert
Sunday guests in the j r. Phil
Hips home we're Mrs. LA B. Lyon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-05
Wealthiia

Buckingham Baptist church held
its Bible school commencement ext
ercises June 80 There was an ext
erage Of 100 children and workers
attending Mrs. John Nuckols was
superintendent
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Derren-
hacker. and their four sons, spent
10 days recently in Sanford, Fla /.
visiting their brother and sister I'M
law. Mr. and Mrs Joe C. Derren-
hacker.
Mrs Z. Il. Gary is nursing III
Richmond.
Mrs George Newton had A NUM-
Der Of her children home Sunday
including Mr. and Mrs. James New
ton. Of Richmond,
Cosby Lightfoot. of Richmond.
visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. j.
G Lightfoot, Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Emert. and
son. and Mrs. Roxie Emert are
planning trip to Florida and Ten
nessee next week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Derrenr
hacker and son. Of Alexandria
visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Derren-
hacker recently. Mr. and MT 81
Cosby Maxey and Mrs. Dora
Maxey, of Dillwyn and Mrs. Lucy
M Station. of New Canton. also
visited in the same home.
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Nancy. Of Farmville, were Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. u Nc
Craw Mrs Emma McCraw spent
Sunday with them
Mr., and Mrs. w D. Hailes, Jr..
and daughter. Lisa, Of Rochester
N X. spent the week end with Mrs.
Hailes mother, Mrs. Katharine
Allen MIS-, Hales and Lisa will
spend the summer months with Mrs.
Allen Mn Hailes left for North
Carolina. where Nc has accepted a
position
Mr. and Mrs. j N. Carter were
Saturday guests In the homes Of
D. r. and B. H Word
william T., Ransom and Mrs. Ger
trude Williams. Of Roanoke. visited
relatives N the neighborhood sun
day.
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Knoxville

Mr. and Mrs. Dick Payne. Of
Richmond wee week end guests
If Mrs B e Favn
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Carwil. Of
Culpeper. spent the week end with
Mrs. r. l., Gillespie
Miss Alice Wootten was home
from Richmond for the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gillispie
and children Of Staunton, are
spending this week with Mrs r. L
Gillispie.
Mrs. Henry Vaughn and daughter
Miss Frances Patterson and Rob
ert Patterson were in Richmond
Friday.
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open 8 a. m. to 4..30 b. m.

open a. m. to 430 p. m
The Marshall district cannery
schedule will be as follows July,
Tuesday and Friday: August
Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, September. Tuesday.
Wednesday and Friday; October
through December, Wednesday
ana Friday.
The Marshall District cannery
may be opened on extra days dur
ing busy weeks. Baldwin said.
New equipment has also been
added at that cannery.
Both places will close for
Thanksgiving and Christmas holl-
days and Fourth Of July.
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Buckingham Canneries Nou Open;
Busy Schedule Seen Thru December

Monday through Friday In Sep
tarnbei it viii Ne open Tuesday
through Friday
Shortened hours will prevail in
October with the cannely open
I'aesdag Thursday and Friday In
November and December it viii
BIZ open Monday thru Friday.
Baldwin noted that there are
two new sealers and two new at
mesplfric cookers at the eannery
This year which should speed up
Tho work The cannery will be