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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
Colonel Wife
Killed in Crash

A rush-hour auto accident al
Fourteenth street and Missouri
avenue NV. yesterday killed
Mrs. Robert j. Benford, as. wife
of the editor of the United
States Armed Forces Medical
journal.
Col. Benford, an Air Force
officer, lives at CABS Barnaby
street NV.
Mrs. Benford was pinned be-
meath a taxicab in which she
had been riding after it was
struck and overturned. The
mishap occurred about 4 pm.
Hit at Intersection
The cab driver, Eldridge v
Nelson, So, of 1871 Twentieth
street NE. told police he was
struck by a car driven by Mrs
Russell E. Davey. 81. of I'LL
South Twenty-sixth street. Ar.
lington. the wife of an Army
major, as he was passing through
the busy intersection.
Mr.. Nelson. was driving west
on Missouri avenue. Mrs. Davey
was going south on Fourteenth
street.
Pyts. Jim McPhaul and Pau
B. Kelly Of the accident investi-
cation unit said the cab went
UP an embankment. careened
of two trees and hit a utility
pole. Finally, it rolled over.
Mrs Benford was thrown out
Of the cab and pinned be-
meath 1t.
Charles L. Porter Of $40 Crabt
avenue. Rockville, Nd. helped
Mr.. Nelson right the cab and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
EARLY Chinese Ruler
Worked Many TuIents

HONG KONG.-One Of the
most noted rulers of China's
First Dynasty was Huang-ti, the
yellow Emperor" He lived in
the 18th century BIC.
He is believed to have been the
first to teach the people to make
bricks and build houses with
them. His wife, Hsi-ling Shin,
Iunraveled' the cocoon Of a silk
worm and inaugurated the art
of weaving.
He is said to have invented al
lchemy, originated divination,
discovered copper and iron, in
vented the art of pottery and di-
Ivided the Chinese into tribes,
giving each q name.
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oy Representative Holif1eld, DEM
ocrat Of California. said yester-
day a report on this had been
submitted by the General Ac-
counting ONCE.
The GAO confirmed making
the report, but said it carries
Ia secrecy stamp and cannot now
be made public.
Secret Testimony
Some indication Of the find
ings were apparently contained
in secret GAO testimony June
rs released by the House Foreign
Affairs Committee yesterday,
after deletions for security.
Controller General Joseph
Campbell testified that nearly
So billion Of United States arms
aid since 1852 has been used for
"offshore procurement" This is
a form Of aid in which other
countries use United States
funds to buy goods produced
abroad rather than in the Unit
ed States.
Mr.. Campbell said procedural
agreements between this country
and the foreign government "in-
clude provisions that no profit
will be made by the foreign
countries on offshore procure
ment practices"
But the GAO, he said, has
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viewed by some 100000 persons,
the International Fireworks Co.
of New Jersey, has been sending
Frank Davito, pyrotechnic ex-
pert, for the last SO years.
Passersby Interrupt
"There is a lot of chemistry
behind this thing" Mr.. Davito
said.
1t takes Mr.. Davito three days,
including countless Interruptions
from inquisitive paSserSby, to
prepare the display.
With a crew of four men, in
Guiding w. A. Sanders. of 1915
Sixteenth street NV, and
Laurie Tucker, of zoos New Jer-
Sey avenue Sc, Mr.. Davito be-
gan to set up the exhibition
Tuesday.
Buried perpendicularly in the
ground are more than 200 pieces
of pipe that serve as mortars to
the rockets that climb up to 400
feet before bursting into stars
colored balls and cracking ex-
ploSions.
Blue Eyed Presidents
On display tonight will be four
of the more familiar types OF
fireworks: Rockets, Roman can
dies C"they give off colored
sparks"). set pieces c'they burst
into showers of colored stars
and balls~ and three multi-color
frames outlining pictures OF
President Eisenhower, George
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
Rise Forecast in Sale
OF SPORTING Firearms

NEW YORK-Some 2 million
sporting firearms are expected
to be sold this year. a more than
10 per cent increase over 1856.
The gun industry predicts this
breakdown: A is per cent gain
in center-flre rifles, a 10 per
cent rise in rim-flre rifles, and
a 10 per cent increase in shot
guns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
House Group Sets Probe
On Foreign Arms Profits

House investigators going to look into that foreign
have made forbidden profits purchases
financed with United States aid
The United States said to be negotiating
ernments for recovery Of the profits The
not disclosed.
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Fireworks Spectacular
Takes Lots of Work

Nearly youngser will tell that little is better
spent Washington than what blown fireworks during
Fourth Of July celebrations
You might would take look at the efforts Of
workmen handling preparations for tonghs display at the
Washington Monument Grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

It's almost too YleiU to be true!
Itsets q netU style IN styling.
1t takes a ne,U approach to
pOtUer. It's ne,U right dOtUn
to the smooth and solid
Uay it rides. NOU for SO,
Chevrolet takes the giant step
the biggest, boldest n1oUe
any car eUer made!
It's long, low and luxuriously new-the beauti-
fully moving SO Chevrolet It's new from ride
to roof -. new in every gracefully Sculptured
contour, from its bold new grille to its unique
gull-Wing rear tenders. And it offers quick
responding power aplenty in any engine you
pick-VS or E.
NEW BODY-FRAME DESIGN
Chevrolets new low-sweeping silhouette for
SO combines a new Body by Fisher with
new X-type frame. It's dramatically lower and
wider-and full inches longer!
NEW TURBO-THRUST V8
Chevrolet unveils the revolutionary Turbo-
Thrust V8* with Wedge-Fire design. Wedge
shaped combustion chambers are precision
machined in the cylinder block, not the head
radical departure that helps achieve new
pinnacle of performance.
NEW FULL COIL SUSPENSION
Deep-coil springs provide cradle-soft action at
every wheel, completely replacing conventional
leaf spring rear suspension. New Full Coil
suspension is standard on all SO Chevies.
A REAL AIR RIDE
No matter what price car you're accustomed
to, you'll never be sitting prettier! Chevys
new Level Air suspensions literally carries you
on cushions of compressed air, with all its
natural shock-absorbing properties.
THE BEAUTIFUL WAY
TO BE THRIFTY
Never before has there been so much low
priced luxury! Sedans with thin pillar styling
-. stunning interiors :. new footoperated
parking brake !. triple-turbine Turboglide'
and Smoother-than-ever PowergIde".
Your Chevrolet dealer is waiting right now
to show you the beautiful way to be thrifty
the SO Chevrolet. *Optional at extra cost
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FARMS tcont. !
Potomac River

One Of few remaining large tracts
with long river frontage Rolling land
with magnificent view Ideal for sub
ment for capital galn.
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WAREHOUSE FOR SALE

10000 SQUARE FEET-ARLING
IONmNew fireproof building, OF
siding, loading platforms. Very higf
ceilinss. Of1ces. display rm., park
ms Easy access Priced To- .,
lease with purchase option. DAVII
ROSENBERG. DREYFUSS BROS
Ma. S-O5S0 ewes: Sun. ia. ,
$50
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STORES FOR RENT Cont,
BUCKINGHAM
COMMUNITY

Here in Arlington County's mos
lucrative and de;irable shopping
center a store 2Qx60, has Just be.
r-conditioned, Herculite glass door
rear door for loading. plenty parking
shopping center contains u stores
including Drug Fair. Sefeway. Eooc
Fair. bank. theater and post effice
Ideal for family shoe store, .women'I
wear OF discount store BUCKING.
HAM ~ COMMUNITY; 3la North GIsbt
ro., ARLINGTON ), Va. IA. 2-50C0
L. KETTELL. Manager.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED
AVIATION

RESPONSIBLE family man. annual
income $4,000, desires to borrow
$500 TO consolidate debts. Boz
32S-S, Star. 81
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR REM

SHOP for light industrial machine
shop. print shop, storage. etc.
l,S0O 50. It. and parking area
heavy-duty wiring, fuorescent
lights. lavatorles. Brentwood, Md.
of Rhode Island ave; S160 per
mo. E QUINCY SMITH. INC,
ISIS \ st. NV DI. s-9057 or Oh
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Only George Washington

Could md a prettier place. $50
acres, fine brick Colonial home. /
marble 1replaces, slate roof; al
rooms spacious " modern tenant
These nearly new buildings cost
more than. asking price OF entire
farm. Don't wait to see this beauti-
full estate. 100000.
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.

80 ..ho 81, NV, ST, 3-2dOu
CADILLAC 55 coupe: baby blue
with white top, power brakes. pow
er steering, has California extcn.
sion continental spare kit. This car
is perfect and must be seen TO be
appreciated; S3.31J. For sale by
owner, Gail is. t-6SI4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04

LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1895 CA. AVE, WHEATON, MD.
10. 4-S0a1 10. $4,000
CITREON 81; now on display. It Is
sensational. JACK PRY. 18th
and
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c. M. Haley, JE. 2-7944
COL0RED-sIOo DOWN, sIOo A
MONTH buys for $4,000 10 big
rooms and - acres Now GI for
81: 300. Bsmt;; furnace heat. bath,
tenant house: hard road: 90 mi.
south D. c. TIE. 6-4l3l.
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StOhlman CheVrnlet
3270 NJ ST. NV

CADILLAC As convertible: T. and h
hydra; orig. green finish; low mile.
age: 1895. JU Q-2oOl
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Kirby'S Corner

Arlington Dodge Plymouth Deelel
10th and wash. Blvd IA. S-S3Sa
We Don't Try-We Satisfy
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CHEN ROLET 1871 3-dr sedan. il
running cond.. SIS. OIL. :-l9S1.
CHEVROLET SO "2i0" VS. 4-dr
powerful, r. and h.. wv tires;
driven less than 5000 miles; hkt
SANDERS, Wash.s Oldest Ford
Dealer. lll4 Vermont ave, NV.
AD. 4-43OO. Open ewes. til o. Sat
f,V
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CADILLAC 1853 convertible "62"
power equipped. maroon. new TOP
d GsT vs soss s. TRES :; gW sTNsSs con c
Ov. 3-4l65 after q pm.
CADILLAC '55 convertible; Sonil
blue; full power equipment, includ
cial Eldorado engine; new-car con
dition throushou1: special S3.395
Ci1h1Irho n 70 O1dc
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CHEVROLET IS 2-dr.; Ike new; r.
end h: a real cream pun; ID.
CONGRESSIONAL oLDEMOBlLE'
Rte. 40. at Congressional Airport
n. 1afvrod -.IOS
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rRAlLERs Gent,
GARAGES
MACHINERY and eQUIPMEN1

EXCAVATION EQUIPMENT. with or
without operators. Leaders. cranes
backhoes. trenehers. etc. Call IA
G-5S0n or ia. 1915
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Corner N. Capitol and Fla Ave NE
eall AID. t-ess2 For Credit Approva
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CHEVROLET 1854 2-dr.. very clean
powcrglide: Sa25 full price; BAN
rates. HEIDE MOTOR Co. RE
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$500 OF cost. RE. 5-34Ss.
CHEVROLETS-'53 Bel Air 4-door
powerslide and steering. +: and n
standard transmission. blue, white
top, r. ana h.: Sl.0i9,. SO 4-dooi
sedan: 3-tone, powerElide, r. ane
h: Sl.:}99. HORNER'S COR.
Buick Dealer, Florida ave. ne. O.
6fb TT G.6A04
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-04

CHEVROLET 1855 Bel Air .-dr.; :;
tone finish. Very clean. Week.eno
special. Sl.1p5. $3.50 down. EEL
MOTORS. 500 Wis, ave. NV. WO
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CHEVROLET 1856 Bel Air "6" hard.
top; delightful '.-tone light blue ane
white. harm. int. onset by Wv
tires, full equip; blue-ribbon guar
Suggested NADIA selling price. 81 :.
us. olmstead's SELLS FOR LESS.
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WANTED
pEnDNG NAnE MN

nave a family from. Cleveland,
with 4 children. who need 4 bedrms.
and prefer a Cape Cod style in
and up. They are in no Immediate
rush u you are not in a hurry. but
the future as the family is still in
Cleveland and the husband is now
working here. Call Mr.. WELLS (OL
@-669Ol for complete details
FREDERICK W.. BERENS
SALES INC. MA. $4,000
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CHEVROLET 1856 4-dr. sta. wagon
powerelide; excel. cond.; Wv. tires
heater. EN-. :,-6412
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CHEVROLET 1915 Aero sedan; r
and h.; new snow tires. ia. B.
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Arizona
Modern as Tomorrow"

4N1OOO244 % 4O1HH~H
Distinctive design, combined with
an easy functional floor plan greets
YOU al this big beautiful SPLIT
LEVEL RANCHER. Center-hal en-
tire window wall bee med cathedral
ceiling and handsome paneled fire.
place, separate large dining room
and p-to-the-minute kitchen with
built-in equipment. HUGE Bed
ROOMS. 8 FULL BATHS. ground
level finished recreation room with
PATIO Tremendous storage basement,
attached csrport: GI APPROVED At
S25,Os2 with rs and 3O-year n
naucinS available
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CHEVROLET 1853 Bel Air hardtoT
.-dr.: a-tone, powerside,; exec!
cond.. tires almost new. low MI.
| cvner: Sf.li5 all cash. FE. j.
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CHLNROLET 81 '"TWT 4-dT. T
and h: owner; S6Ai sli5 down
BELL MOTORS, 500 Wis, ave. NV.
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CHEVROLET "a model 30, 4-dr.,
.-tone sed.: excel. cond. Used as INC
car. $3.50. TU n-2aSn
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CHEVROLET 1858 4-dr sedan
model "!IU''; 2-tone finish; a very
smart appearance. A quality used
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AUroMoslLrs FOR SALE

CADILLAC 1855 coupe; blue gray
white top, blue-and-white interior;
maculate; 1000 miles; pvt; cash
only. S4.295 for immediate sale.
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FOR LEASE

Flowers, upholstery. teenasers OF
ladies' dress shops. ice cream parlor
salon. or most any retail store will
be successful here. 1880 IT. PLENTY
Of parking. A fine location IN an sS.
tablished. shopping center. For fur
ther Information, call JOHN C,
WRIGHT. INC. IA. 2-4177: ewes.
IA. 2.l251.
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CHEVROLET 1855 Bel Air 4-dy
black: al! accessories except radio.
low milcage. l-owner car. MUST
Sell due to death. $1,000. HE. 4
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MCKEE PONTIAC
WHEELER. INC

t as sS T 1V9l R1G2g5 BEAt Ms
| 10. 4-sUe7 10. o-5QOO
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CADILLAC. 1854 Couoe de Vile: air
conditioned, Conentintaf kit. full
power equipment, jet-black finish
with custom yicodee cover top. etc. :
cost new. 5000. our price only
S2,Sn0 Cash. trade o. easy terms
ri A &C q, Ut ADV
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darlington Shopping Ceater
Lee D. Butler, Inc.

CHEVROLET 1858 "9iO' dc luxe Z.
door r. and h.. custom tailored
seat cover5: reduced to $685..
n.4lAn I'm
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$13,950
$4,000 CASH

Mr.. Fl. Belvoir, / level acre. white
masonry rambler. 25-ft. living rm.
with Heatilator fireplace. :. lovely
kit; util rm., oil furnace. large ga
rase. wired for power tools talso
heated; Toulouse. good gardeni
lots Of prize shade trees. See this
place now. VIII also. trade for small
farn, uifhin 1nn miles d C
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FOR RENT

~---~ -~~~--~~-
APARTMENT unfinished. 3
rooms and bath back porch
Heat and water furnished Mrs.
G f Agee, Farmville 7-26-tf
STORE. formerly occupied by
Cralle's Elizabeth Burger, Farm
vile. Va lO-30-tf
APARTMENT Upper apart
ment. 3o5 Second st. Call 489-M
Mrs. Monroe Johns. ST. 7-l9-tf
FARM -- with 4 acre dark tohac-
co allotment grain allotment.
nov in cultivation. 3 miles east
OF Panplin. Mrs. Mamie Cakes.
Pamplin. Va. 8-a-3fp
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Amelia Schools
See Enrolment
Topping 1000

Parents Of children who viii
enter Amelia school for the first
time this September have been
asked to enroll them prior ID
September l.
Most OF the new students have
already registered. Those who
have not should see the principal
OF the school that they will attend
by the end of this month. School
will open for the students Sept
TENDER 5. for the teachers, Sep
TENDER 3
An anticipated enrolment elf
over 1000 students is expected tp
greet teachers this fall. OF this
number. SIS are white students,
325 in the high school and $50 III
the elementary school Anticipated
enrollments in the county's Negro
schools is 1920. with 295 in the
high school and 925 in the eld-
mentary school.
Students who attended Broad
Street school last year will move
TO St James school this fan
School board officials made this
change earlier this year.
There will be new elementary
school supervisor at Russell Grove
this fall, Mrs Mabel Watson. She
will fill a position vacant sinde
March. She will come to Amelia
from Amherst. where she has beck
! supervisor Mrs Wat son aldc
taught al r R. Motion High
School and in Prince Edward anc
Campbell counties
Elementary school students Will
find other changes. New text
| books have been adopted f9l
science. health, arithmetic arc
4 seventh Grade history.
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JetersviIie RID Items
New York Family
Visits SandersOns

W., ..a NJ padford ana
u r,,;,v r,ls;,aa MI and Mrs NJ
caaaarsaa cat,rdax
At. It'll Mo Tsaac yoa,ts -
family. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Satterwhite were week end guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Yeats.
Miss Ellen Soqthall, Of Madison
College. spent the week end with
her mother. Mrs Helen Southall.
Miss Thelma BEDFORD and Mss
Arid Hardy, Of Petersburg and MI.
and Mrs ] E. Stenege were
supper guests Of NJ S. j E. Stone
Sunday.
Mr. and MES Richard Branch,
and son, Of New York. have been
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G | A S S IFI E . S
FOR SALE


WHY WORRY about troublesome
Hkin Infection Try V-J-O. Grays
drugs. I2-18-52p CIV
REMINGTON : Rand typewriter
and adding machines No down
payment sl00 per week. South
side Sundry Co 3-12-tf
SEWING MACHINES. used ma
chimes sl995 up Repair and parts
for all makes Your Neechi Elna
Dealer, Nechi Elna Fabric Shop
lis w Bird. phone 429 Farmv.lle.
Va. ln-2a-tf
- ~--~-
SMALL FARM % acre farm.
II rooms. baths, colonial home
May be used as two-famly aey-
eral outbuildlngs, plus huge Sta
bic Ideal for subdipiding. Just
over corporate line of town Of Ap-
pomattox Must be sold quick
$4,000 Contact Ray T. CraWley
and Company. Realtor. 1900 w
Broad St. Richmond. Va. 43268 Or
c. F p crawley. Appomattox.
Virginia 72e-6t
11SFD IA II . dAo,, u,au 1890. -
90 feet with ief n,ase,,'.a su,;tcb
gauge and REGULATOR san ~ C.,,a
rantecd in operating condition w
"a Price Company P4olie Io59.
5000
HOUSE roon,s ha.be
a,. e.,,
Gradv wr u. H. a. a. 1T E, ~
.ina phano 9eo on !. !
Observation-Disclosures u :
OATS w S Cheatham
Green Bay. Virginia $500
49, -~~%-~-
l l, new plick rambler .
''ool ooiii9' oieeNfWaS' 2aIaRe, iaH
owe t,.a,,sts,.,.,1, en- 49, cd N 7 =
s'4 20 -
y - -
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MAN OR WOMAN. full or part
time, to serve Watkins Nationally
Advertised Products to rural GUS
toners in Charlotte County Earn
ings up to $500 per week possible
from the start. Free Life Insur-
ance Plan. Should be over Is
years Of age. Car Tor light truck
necessary Write The J. r. Wat
kins Company, P. 0. Box SOIL,
Att. Rural Sales, Richmond, Va
8-9-3t F
COOK - Short order cook. man
or woman. must be experienced.
College Shoppe, Farmville
8-9-3tp
MAN to operate open air
market and souvenir shop, small
investment required. Phone GAIN
or TIL 8-9-2t
-~--~~
COUNTERWOMAN Reliable
middle aged woman for grill and
counter work, to II p. m. six
day week. starting salary $3.50.
Apply Tastee Free2, Farmville
8-9-2t
COUNTRY GIRL to live in home
very light work. companion to
elderly lady. Write Box C q
Farmville Herald. 1927
STENOGRAPHER - F. e nj e
white, large established firm. s.
day. 40-hour week. tree hospltali-
cation, surgical life insurance
air conditioned office. top salary
commensurate with ability Fol
application write F O. Box 1925
or call 6-l59l Extension 81. Rich
mond. Va. S92t
MALE STENOGRAPHE White
for sales department. old estah-
lished firm, opportunity for al
vancement,1 5-day 40-hour week
paid vacation. free disqualification
surgical, life insurance. air condi-
toned office top salary common
surate with ability For apphca
ton write Employment Office. P
o. Box 1885. or Phone 6-l59l, Ex-
tension ST. Richmond, Va.
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Scottsville

MI. and MIS-. Charles Stone will
be hosts to the annual picnic Of
the Scottsville Baptist Church
Missionary Society. at the Stone
home. on August %.
The Rev. John P Elliott. Jr.,
pastor Of the Scottsville field of
Baptist Churches. completed a
series of revival services last week
at Mt Zion Baptist Church in
Buckingham county. near New
Canton.
The Scottsyille Lions Club will
meet in the Fireman building at
p. m. next Wednesday. Aug. IA
A report on the sale Of electric
light bulbs BY the members of the
club will be made at this meeting
Nelson Carroll and James p Tin
dali are captains Of the two teams.
/ Miss Frances Morris ID visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Barney Philpot in
Hogansville. Ga Mrs Philpot Will
| return to Scottsville with her and
4 visit Miss Morris and other friends
here
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Dor
/ rier, spent a few days sightseeing
in Washington and Annapolis.
The Dorriers with their three
| children. Charles III. Thomas and
Nancy, left Sunday for their home
in Old Hickory, N c., after
4 spending some time here with his
! father. Charles r. Dorrier. and
sister Mrs. Elizabeth Goodwin.
4 The Couples Bridge Club met
4 Friday night with Mr.. and Mrs
~ q Dorrier II their home on
Route 20
Mr. and MIS-. Blake Kelso and
daughter, Emily spent the week
end with MI and Mrs Jackson
Beal Jr Mrs. Beal returned ito
Bon Air with them to spend sev-
eral days. Their other daughter
Rebecca. has been visiting her
grandparents for several weeks.
St Anne parish Bible schoot
opened at Christ church, Glendowei
Monday morning, and Will close
with a special service in the church
for the children and adults at l0:45
la. m Friday.
The Rev Webster l.. Simons Jr
A Is rector Of the parish Mrs. Leon
ard Ewoldt IS director Of the school
With the following teacher-assis-
tants, Mrs. Emil Ewoldt. Mrs. Rus
Sell Moon Mrs Calvin Jones, Mrs
Daniel Van Clief Miss Catherine
LLOYD Rees. Miss Elizabeth r Il
dolph. Miss Jennifer Ewodt. Mrs
VI r Fox. Mrs. Louis Hanckel anC
Mrs. Peter Hunter
The Rev Webster L. Sinons. Jr.
attended meeting Of the depart
ment o. stewards Of the Episcopa
church. Diocese of Virginia in Rich
nond last Monday
Buttons Langhorne daughter O
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Langhorne. lef
Monday to visit Mr. and MIS-. Keent
Langhorns in Anterior. Calf. Then
son, Harry Langhorne, returned Of
Monday from visiting his uncle anc
aunt M. and Mrs Reginald Corliss
IN Blyn MaWyr, Pa.
/ Col and Mrs W, l. Simons are
III spending some time here With the
Rev and mrs Webster n Simons
n Jill.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-13
FOR SALE


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