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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

PONTIAC 1913 ponv6rllhle eiul
tounl. yellow nnIsh. radio heater
~ !. lasnatie ayit ,s. - loy,a ai, es g
trade lrfull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

BTUnRnAKER lDi l-df,; beaufiiul
s:ssSI., w Z, Wrl asM!ESy5A s-ofOo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

rrYN0UI1 81 a.doQrI 1000 vi.
Rs sEsssa esh 6He lsSsns. s.l'
WEYMOUTH - halvedele a-df
hnfdlep; tnlll equlh i1sl. nowe,..
better than new, M. 1-if9a
lPLYNoUTH 1884 SUBURBAN station
waspn; 3 hnd nj Nv N.Y.. .o ss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

PONTIAC ipna ponvtTllhla club
counl. yellow rnIah. radio, hfatell
lhYdfa-uiaflc drive. low ml|1agt,
5000 tiies ready 70 90. S1D5 cpth'
BREWER MOTORS
Sill via. Ave. NV EN-. e-7loQ
PONTIAC 1887 V.e star ChIel
csfsilne coupe. bfand-iiew, and
/ n. auto. trans. full power. Barr
cain 81 s5.006i TOP trade for your
MCNEIL PONTIAC
7saagg O wsS. Az N.s,, !, S2sksh. sdisS00
PONTIAC '5b star CHIEF eols.l
: sssIR , sIsR 'sla5e 'a Ia S.sScII5ll,
epETiAc ~ 1. star chIsi lI,. s-dY Isu
mil1sl si.f06, Open today 70 0
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1905 oa, Ave NV ia g-llQa
PONTIAC 'Ss sisI Ghisi Va. 49,! I;
owNPR I nus, ssli. Rk. e.osse''
PONTIAC 81 eonyeftIblsi hydro.
3 Dew aSSlssE lsP' HasS iss o ~
PARKWAY FORD
la03O NJ sT, NV FL 1-2a0f
PONTIAC 40 Silver streak -e.i
frade. call W. 4.aOi2.
| PONTIAC 1885 blaFchigf cAtalInl
i har1fon. hNdfn r. and h.. power
sissfl1s. s.tohs nnlshi really niesl
| Akers Olds. Cadillac Co.
lRe!RtiNpToS Shopping ~ c5 ss1|lss
PONTIAC k2 4-dr.i hydra.. fully
s s msls... sss stss so2zf s.s2gS Sgs'
PONTIAC 1885 Catalina sedan; q
tone blue; fnlly. equipped, inclul.
Inns power Hteerins; siTeo. Gee
CAPITOL Cadillac Olds Co.
Ii2e2 2and 81. NV. ~. 1906
lPON1IAc 1881 silver Streak ,'e'l
1 ofirinal black iiniah; excel eond. (
| ys egPssThiS R . ..sSse. ear Must ''ii
PONTIAC 90 t-dobF hasatop; on
sauippeds $s'HnS. open today ~
Silver Spring Motor Co
M lHca sb s..w I'd NV {" ,S g. s.4s AZ;
PONTIAC Ipif 4-dr.i runs good
/ saeio ana heater sioo.. ~
| PONTIAC "a Catalina haTdiep
s Win 7 .s Sss:'i ss.sS SS OPEN isSSsi
II 70 y nm.
Silver Spring Motor Co
1909 H.-W Hwy. cat ga. Aye.
81 spE.; 40; 49,. ". a.see'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

Ss 2 : ;::ls S;S' 81: s'i ;:;:,
Silver Spring Motor Co,
1000 R.-w Hwy. tat Ga. Ave
81 Spy. Nd, ~. n-f60O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

VOLKSWACEN '5t

dlslon; GOOD buy; sl.opt.
Continental Motors, Ltd.
IPs Gen I:lsgs iayi sus. los
81 1915, IA, 4-l204.
v0LKslgAOEN 80 convert; new.
car cgnd,: b.. Wv tires, black
ssf wsrisnis: si.SyS. Az. 1865 HsHI
htimoaIss sivSla, f hgstssgilIe. ' M. Sa''
v0LEQ--'svedsn,g Best pex
EHRRYa'lL rps s'f igss sn sf'f'' JACK
WILLYB Jeepster Convertible: d
eyHnder: rs mi. per SALON; ex-
eells1. condition; $3.50 Wo
0-11ll.
WfLLYs '62 AeroiaFk 2-dr. sedan
so. b.sss4ss.' excel 'ond ssss-
WHY'S Aero 1852 2-dr, Sed.;
I. b. o. D., 70 miles 10 the gal.
oM YNHH R E6. III Has new. asSo'
WHY'S JET 40 station wagon
passed D.. g, inspee.; excel. eond. ;
t376 o. best o1er. AD 4-963e.
WILLYg '53 Aero Lock 2-dr, Sc
dan; " excel cond. thrcuehout;
sS Tss' SIZE. vit seass s az Ban s G%
e-l0oi. MRS. JESSIE EccARD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
/ AuTonoIIlIs FoR SAIL AUIoMolILEs ron slLE

r :.I|' fylII1.bslIs. il. s.E,sgBi Zee must
FOnsCnk{, IS 70 60i eou6Si
only, JACK PllY, iath and p
IllAMhLER 1905 4.drs eust0mi auto,
llran9mi4elon. radio heater 2.lpqe
lfinlsh. hnct-up iieht1, Windshield
washer, Nhite-waIl tires. never
Titled. Bee rs Tor q deal % this buy.
CHANDLER MOTOR co.
Rockville. Nd. 70. R-0iOe
RkMnLkK 't5 e.dE; IKE neN,
tf.VSy n 6est ohsf 81. a.Y5S6i,
nRNAULT 1917, 900 miles. new.
ear euar.. Immediate delirefy
Trade or tsrmsi e1.aeb.
|CRANSON MOTOR CO.
03ia "a. Ave. NV, To. a.70il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

fLYM0uTn iass VS. SUBURBAN
s.ecne, ess., an excspiionails
elssn. los-nilsasA i-eEnsT car
Soto Plymouth, tiat kast-Wssl
kysA. Silver sprins' Nd. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

PIYMoUIn ~ ''e'' l-dooFi slaad
tgansin. sell o. trade ny equity
70. e-eQuO,
fINMOUfn 6t cganhreek I. ang
excel. condition; &ASa. ~
o-4eAa
PLYMOUTH 1854 suburban uagonl
radio. heater, noweffile, 0fiAInel
hniSh very eisans 1 owner; onl'
WhEfirR. NC, cHRysLEH CRY
fkRdIsT WARRINGTON pEALRh
dS00 WIS, AVA, NV, I'M 2-l0ee
REYMnUTm AND Kunp 'Ab ans
80 tanicahs ADAPTABLE Tor pvt
use ~ taxi service. Hadioa Ane
heaters. Sfe6 and W. lIal
.kAlOEasaa g Z !. ]! a ! W. nQ; $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
MOTORS

1857 star Chief convert.
ihle; black and white. 81 leather
brakes. r, h.. clock. u,-w. tires
cg .Ryil. ~f . seee e a k nsy' sss.s1
NRs' ~. W6p a-61ds -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

PONTIAC 1885 Va eQnYfft. eve
I. and ~, hydra, Nv, tires yety
SfSSo!l R So s s1a ~ -. .SsSss''
PONTIAC los5 .chieltaln A.dF,
lhefdtop' hydramalles .lone afffn
h1llhi neu.eaf cenditioni 1000
CHANDLER MOTOR CO.
Rockville. Nd, no. es9iue
r0NtIAc 80 l-df. NaHoni hydra !:
RPPsss; |ilsis liz new: Pli'sss u. .kS6s.'
PONTIAC 1867 Catalina 2.df
ss rss sSIsn s sr.. 81 s9 ssi q ss.'
PONTIAC 1856
star Chief catAlinas--R-drs
slaS dow, SsRk rate xhs1s-
| CENTRAL MOTORS
olo Mass, Ave pi. 7-22lo
r ;ssd.I 7, ana N ~ :'s ssio 81 e
PONTIAC 1897 vss club sedan, 2
70 choose from auto tIansmiss.on,
sssr. ss'o6o1miis Ssarshiss;
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1880 S WI Il: Az Hear, o. s. a. s,s00'
PONTIAC 1890 hAEdtep. hydEs-
FL. AZ. a-sSsa after $50 Pm.
HriNffXc lana nfaF Chief C1Irfon
Catalina coupe; air conditioned
ssssrlns and Stakssi eSqsf ios
no-co.t parts o. labes; A2 ;ees
ARCADE PONTIAC
li437 lryinR o. NV AID, 4.sboe
\ PONTIAC "a star chief Catalina
IsFs snq le.tk sya' in,ss tn n ydss
CHUCK CARTER
MOTORS
ISIS n, Y. Ave, NV. pI, 1875
PONTIAC 1893 l-dr, A luxe .'e-I
4 hydrametie low mlle4ke. yerl
sl ifcSe va sss ave. r ~ rONtiA0
Il EQNIAAC 1870 star CuleI custom
Catalina hardtop: al power extras
pontiaes nnesf carl new-cAr condl,
| ton, zoos guar; trade or terms
CRANSoN MOTOR CO
asia O.. AZ CsI NV stwpAEu. s-Toi'
c s.s.,lS. ie .s sS Cheese ss,S Fem n,
sss.. extra. nice Z. sh .aa @ perfect e, g.
! cRANsoN MOTOR CO
saia Ga o ssi SMUnpAIu' s-'oll
PONTIAC 1857 star chief convert
lille; black and white, al Ieathe
upholsiery, power tteeTing. pewe
\ brakes. r.. h.. clock. u,-W. tires
ssraas' 's Mi s sSsc sa.sss. tSSsi
/ MRS ERTE. W0, 0-066S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

$1,000 snd ~ W. 4kis ter Il
bslisP thsn new. III. 1-ftS3
PLYMOUTH 1884 SUBURBAN station
ssnS sos iab down ssa, ' bank .E SSs
CHUCK CARTER
MOTORS
STA n, Y, Ave. NV ~, 1-bl33
PEYM0UTIiS--ias4 BslvedeFe e.
Dr.; standard trnnna rs HI tmel
maculalp 1888 cFanhfenk 4~dr
d, n, clean a. 4 pin, Both fakn
evnsd. ey sane family. MN
r n SlI.as., y ssesS,s I'M ...ssSBssSS'
PI.yMovTM lpas ElaIa or; .
ton. dark nroen nniBh. only $500.
SIS other cars 10 choose from,
CHANDLER MOTOR CO.
|Roekyille. Nd, 70. a.sl0s
PLYMOUTH 1853 cnmRrldEe s-dr.
sedan exceptionally clean, sound
s Esnsg2ssaifle s .i sst plsmaS' \.
Ed'. 10, elisa.
fL5nonsn isss .,, VS. sg y sIss.;
easo. tfans, hssses' ssessni,o sasfio;
Si.sss. l'S chfvEkR nofoRs. BE-
Soto Plymouth, tlat kast-West
kvyA silver spFins, Nd. ~.
IFEYNo6FEsgSvy convert: power.
iite, I, and h., Wv. tires: Sl.4pe,
Silver Spring Motor Co.
ZOOS "a, Ats, NV IA, e-alOs
IFLxMoutn 1853 vs. vs.. t-as a. ss s..as
ether sxtraas AZ sxeeptienseillny
Sls.,Hx MdfoSs, SCI So,o i bism.
s sD1la. IA E.. s6' ~ s''v''
fLYMoUfn 1850 49, ~, s |. W I. 80. I.
ese. hriesd sfi.a6s Cask. trade
fHodfsoN' chrsslsF-f Plymouth
wis. lss ave. 81 s.seiS -
lfLyMoUTH, 1854 Bslvedere 4.dr,.
power steerIne, white sidewalk.
eontinsnlal 0O-daS ioo% suar-
'' HiiiANbIEY MOTOR co.
aasa OF. Ave. IA, a-eo6a
PLxMOUTn-pid rev know that
you can bur d new Plymouth tor
&lslN1. See Hugh Miller 81 kAlfL8
ShunCh re ", s2ss, - i !. saea ass
PLYMOUTH 1888 f-door station
vagol; fully eauiREsd VII sake
inmediate ofaer huMm, $4,000 VII "a
Seio. -pHnDSs
FLYMouTH $50 VS. heFd.op: enc
GnsyssTi @Sss p oSsn ,s 2o9eI q
Silver Spring Motor Co.
4: SOa sI s..w Ia Hv'' '' IS g. . as
PLYMOUTH 1884 pelvedere 4.dr !.
Z. and n, automatiei $3.50 FALLS
CHURCH, nE SOTO PLYMOUTH.
lee hvy. At Hiilweod ave u
FLIMogfH 1855 SAVOY 4:sI-,;
sAItss CHURCH. bh soTo
s sssd az. il. e s.ssS q am
lPLYN0Ufn - Belveders 4-dr,;
H-drlve; Z: end h: seed tires
2-tone lieht blue with white TOP.
l " full guarantee $3.50
PARKWAY FORD
$3.50 n ST. NV. FE a-ss04
- $50 - = H. ~ . 49, fSf-l-6
Catalina coupe; brand-new. 2. and
h.. auto. transmission, power steer
ina and brakes BafgaiI q $3.50.
MCNEIL PONTIAC
73e0 wis. Ave. OIL $4,000
IN the Heart Of Bethesda.
PONTIAC 1855 star chief Gaia.
tina. z. and h.. hydra BEAUTIFUL
gray ana white with matehinG
custom leather interior. less than
$4,000 miles on this perfect cars
SIsooS CALVERT MOTORS Dc
soto Plymouth; ltsl East-Wsst
hwy Silver sprinR. Nd 10,
UaIA1A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

RoekVllle, Nd, 40, $50 IVh
PONTIAC 50 z-dF. vSS6pl hydra. !
tires; Lille new. i,a1e. ~ 4.aaeh,
PONTIAC 1852 Catalina 2.df
Irs SIs s,, s,ssI,l 1901 e best
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

So Paul she is currently employed
by the Minneapolis Public schools
as an elementary teacher az
Adams school
Mr. Williams is a graduate Of
john Marshall high school st
Pau ana the College of 81 rhomr
as ST. Paul Tie served two years
in the United states Army ana Is
now attending the University OF
Minnesota.
The engagement was blossed on
the feast of the Immaculate Con
cePltoa al $50 pm. sunday De
ecmber 5 at 81 Peter ClSyry
Church So Paul with the Rev Fp
John WIrIh officiating
An August wedding Is planned
az a NupuA Mass at st Leonard
OF Port Maurice church Mime.
apohs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13
The Brent-Gibbs
Bridge Luncheon
Was Smart Affair

Adding elegance 10 early
winter social activities was the
beautifully appointed II 80
bridge luncheon given Satur-
day December I. by Mrs Earl
Brent and Mrs. Wendell Gibbs.
The exotic and charming decor OF
the Waikiki Room OF Hotel Pick
Nicollet was the ideal setting for
the festive affair Adding glamour
TO the Hawaiian atmosphere Of
the room. each lady was presented
with a lei
The lovely hostesses set a fash.
ion pace and the 81 modlshIy at
tired guests shared the lovely
luncheon with them Mrs, Gibbs
was stunnig in black sheath
frock accented with a purple orchid
corsage, and Mrs Brent was
striking in black sheath accented
with a lavander Hawaiian orchid
Luncheon began with the serv.
ing OF cocktails followed BY choice
udbits and dainty delicacies and a
complete Hawaiian menu.
After lunch. hostesses and
guests went to the Hennepin room
where tables we're set Up for
bridge The Christmas motif was
used for decorations, with minla-
ture Santa Claus. Christmas
tree and poinsettas adding to the
y1Iletide motif
Guests settled down 70 vie for
a large assortment Of beautifully
wrapped prizes at the bridge and
heart tables. Prizes Of a wide var
iety were awarded for bridge high
scores to the Mines. Ouyc Gum.
first; Buue Carmichael. Sr. sec
ond; Charles Rogers, third: Corn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

elius Mob,!ey, fourth; o, b VII.
hams. firth and Mrs William God.
cite sixth Mrs Edward Nichols
captured FIRST prize At hearts and
Mrs W d Brown won second
prize
Assisting the hostesses in tally.
ing the scores was Mrs, c. W
Peters
Mrs. Nellie Gibbs OF Columns,
o. was an out-of-town guest
Other guests enjoying che de.
ughtfh affair were the Mines
William Godette, Miles Newla.
Charles Noble. T h Burt, Corn
elus Mobiley, Earl Comley. Hiram
X Gibbs, Richard l. Stokes, Jr.
CHARLES Rogers, Norman Howell.
Clarence Roper. o L Alexander
e. W Glenn. w b. Walker. Pal
mer s Jackson. Nj. X, Mcknight,
Aonzo Cotton. George wills. Ash
by Gasllins, Manly Rhodes, O.
c. Drizzle.
Also the Mines O G, Hall
Maurice Ormau. Burie Carmichael
srr Coleridge Hendon. William
Hanna, J c Few. John Banks
Jessie Shepard, Edward Nichols
Earle Kyle, Russell Underwood,
Gerone Reed, Walter Aston. ], b
Crump, Lafayette Fields, Maurice
Daniels. O n Williams, NJ G.
Evans. Clarence A Anderson,
Ollye Gum, Victor Galloway. and
Leonard Davis.
And the Mines Fred Schuck,
J. y Jones, Sidney sater. Rich.
ard /. Stokes. Sr, Esrline Gallo.
way. George Brooks Jr. Earl on,
que. James a Green. Carrie Neal
Cecil + Newman, I 3 Carey ST..
w ID Brown, Morris Gibbs, David
Francis Mark Gibbs and James
Hughes
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

Morocco club. The Mprroco
club met AZ the home o. Mr. and
Mrs Jimmie walkcr 1891 Clinton
Az ON Saturday December Y
Plans for the clubs Christmas
party were completed Il viii be
held December ~. az Road Bud
dys 81 Paul Mr. and Mrs l.
n Dennis 2SEo FSuh Az s viii
be hosts at the next meeting ON
January 4. 1898
Golden Anniversary invitations
have been received CrUm Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew J. Johnson ~ pasa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13
Louverne Noble
To Wed Stonley
EUGENE Williams

Mr. and Mrs Charles r Noble
S732 Fourth Av ) have an
n0unced the engagement of their
daughter Isabelle LouyerDe 70
Mr. Stanley Eugene Williams son
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

The saddest thing about
II her husband. Warren Hull.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

ISABELLE LouvERNE NOBLE
Of Or. and Mrs Charles II WA
Hams ST.. OF ass ST. Anthony Az.
st. Paul
Miss Noble is a graduate OF St
Margarcts Academy Minneapolis
and the College Of St Catherine
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-13

urcr, Jack Strawior social chair
man and Mrs Charlotte Davis,
civic chairman The next meeting
wa br bold Sunday January ~
az Phyllis Whcatley House when
nrN officers Wau be duty Installed
Worry is the interest paid nv
those who borrow trouhlc. "--G,
W Lyon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-21

Dor ID Liberty Island to visit the
Statue of Liberty. and a view of
the New York Harbor and lower
Manhattan Skyline,
The afternoon will be free with
dinner at the hotel and visit to
the theater in the evening
Thursday, August |. tour will
be made Of Up Town New York.
passing Rockefeller Center. Radio
City the fashionable Fifth Avenue
shopping district, Millionaire
Row Columbia University, and
Harlem stopping at Cathedral Of
ST. John the Divine
III the afternoon tour Of
Radio City and n B c. studios
and television
The evening viii be spent On a
tour Of Mite Life, visiting the
nauow streets of both Green
wich Village and Chinatown. pas
TINE contested East Side
along the Bowery. to r. c. A. root
a tl''ilhna ew of New York
after dark. TO the famous Copa
cabana night club Tor dinner
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-21
Emmanuel Glenmore
Bible School Starts
June p For 5 Days

Vacation Bible School will be-
held at Emmanuel Glenmore
Episcopal Church June "a through
June 49, For five days between
the hours Of 9 a. m. and 1890 y
m there will be regular classes
as follows kindergarten ace
five and UNDER, primary class
tsiN to nine years Of age High
school class Cage 10 and over
and adult class The Rev Charles
Northfleet will hold a class on tbe
Holy Communion
Mrs. Robrt Withers viii hold a
class on Mans Need and Gods
Action by Reuel L. Howe
The adult class viii be led ~
ne Rev. Robert E. Wither Jr
Ihey viii review the BOOK
Christian living BY The Ri. Rev.
Stephen F Bayne. Jr.. B~shop of
olympia This is the fifth book
under The Church's teaching SER
vices and should point the way to
proper living for the members IF
the church.
There viii Be a daily short
chapel service led by Rev. North
fleet, and period for recreation
ana games every morning.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-21
(,hula

Mr. and MIS- Thomas c Beasley
vent to scottsburg where they
we're guests Of Mr. and MS. w. O.
Carroll They visited relatives and
'riends and enjoyed a picnic dinner
at$he Staunton River Park. gov
nrnment reservation On their re-
urn trip they passed THROUGH Char
'otte county and went to Red Hill
md other points Of interest
W Vanehn. his daughter. Mrs.
Eli7aheth XIV end son. Wa~ne.
md MS Marv Y Piands' two sons
spent several days at Fayetteville.
MI q visitin his son. Isaac
Vaughn, and family
The Moo Is and Arbor churches
We holding Bible school at Moores
church this week
MI and Mrs Johnny Hall, and
'amily visited her parents. Mr.. and
MIS-, Paul Barnard. Sunday.
The j N Russell family and Ra-
mona Dodson returned Sunday from
4 pleasant weeks acation at
Breezy Cove. MS. H. E. Giles
spent several days there, along with
Mr. and Mrs, Mallory Denny They
enjoyed fishing. boating and swim
ming
Miss Clarice Dale spent the week
end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
f L Nearhocd W. are Sorry to
hear that Mrs Nearhood' father is
very i'll
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L Nelson and
family enjoyed the Air Show Sun
day afternoon at Byrd Airport, see
ing Arthur Godfrey and other things
Of interest
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Beasley
their granddaughter, Mary Jane
Wiley and Mrs Syble Dodson spent
Thursday at Brookneal They were
accompanied by Mrs. A. G. Mash
and Mrs. Willie Moore, of Charlotte
G. H. All were dinner guests of Mr.
Sand Mrs Wesley Arthur in then
lovely new ranch home Mrs, Arthur
is Mr. Beasley's niece
Mr. and Mrs Wayne Bollinger
and children and Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence spent the week end witt
relatives at Galax Mrs. Lawrence
viii spend several days there witt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-21

dancing and to see the elaborate
floor show
Bright and early Friday morn
ing. on August 2, the party will
leave for home by chartered bus.
via New Jersey turnpike to Wash
ington and Richmond.
Time To Start
This campaign as heretofore
Is being conducted BY the Herald
staff It is not a subscript on con
test but a reward for energetic
people in this territory
How many times have you
wished you could make a trip "a
New York with a coneenial party?
Wen. here Is your opportunity.
with all expenses paid No eX-
pense mas been spared in plan
ming this trip and competent
guides viii be furnished In New
York on tie tours
Clip the coWon ofar IN mage
10, or como ~ the Hera'I Office
for details
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-21
Ransons

MI. ana Mrs. James Fretwell,
Jimmie and Mrs H c Grinstead.
Of Crozet, were guests Of Misses
Annie and Lulie Patteson Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. R L. Agee, Of
Richmond, are spending two
weeks Of their vacation at their
country home here.
Mrs. II, E Patteson, Ruddy
Patteson and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tapscott attended the wedding Of,
Jimmie Wheatly, son Of MI and
Mrs James Wheatley, Of Colonial
Heights. to Barbara Tucker Of
Arlington Mrs. James Whealey
viii be remembered here as Miss
Virginia Holman
Dr.. and MIS-. S. c. Patteson. Of
Farmville. visited Dr T E Patte-
son and family fathers day
Minss Jo MaXey, Of Longwood
COLLEGE, Miss Cynthia Pattcson, Of
Wssthampton College and Frank
lin Henry Maxey Of VPI have
returned for summer vacation, as
has Henry Riley Patteson. Of RPI.
Billy Maxey visited His parents.
Mr. and Mrs. S F Maxey over
the week end
Charles Patteson. Of Charles
tor. w va, recently visited his
amt Mis- T.n,Iiea pa+faco,, ,r +ho
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-21

Farmyille Monday. July 20 BY
chartered bus for Norfolk. where
they viii SAL at $50 p m on the
Old Bay Line for Baltimore, Din
ncr on the steamer and 4 delight
ful night Up scenic Chesapeake
Bay.
Tuesday. July 30. arrive in
Baltimore. after breakfast aboard
the steamer Leave BY Greyhound
for New York arriving in the
early afternoon, Dinner al Tho
Piccadilly Hotel and IA evening
AT the theater viii close the day.
Wednesday, July 81 siantsee-
ms tour Of lower New York, fab
ulous Wall Street. lower East
Side, the famous Boweiy Civic
Center East River and Hudson
River piers, with steps At China
town and the Battery Park
There. YOU viii be taken Oh a
boat ride across Rev YORK Har-
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over the Monday afternoon ses-
sion and will be active in many
functions during the convention.
in his capacity as convention
chairman.
j " Lewis, Prospect, past pres
ident Of the National League of
Postmasters will give the invoca-
ton.
j. Rarrye Wall, publisher Of
The Farnville Herald viii be
POSTMASTER at the banquet Mon
day evening
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POstmasters Meeting
June % TO June Is

The 18Th annual convention Of
the Virginia State Branch Of the
National League Of Postmasters
Will be held in Richmond June %
through June 25.
me session viii include several
speakers, reports and election Of
officers.
J. M Inge Of Pamplin, State
President VIII preside over much
Of the meeting and Will present
the annual rapport Of the state
president,
F r. Moon. Jr- Of Warmister.
first 'ioe- president in preside
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-21

The technique Of roof boiling"
vas hardly known in coal mining 70
years ago. but * now 50 widespread
that the average mine uses each
month enough bolts to fasten a l6-
foot wide entry reaching from New
York City TO Atlanta, Ga In roof
hN'+ina steel plates are fastened
against the mine roof with steel
ooIts. holding the roof secure and
replacing the old-fashioned wooden
floor-tosceiling braces,
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on the SIDE ~ ahe road
Condemnation proc ding s
against r A. Williams, on the
same highway were to be heard
Tuesday and condemnation suits
against y n Stone and 9. S.
Farmer are scheduled for trial
FRIDAY
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