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HOUSES uNFuRMlsnED


ACCOKEEK, Md mi. from d. c.
line. = bedrms. children and pets
welcome; s15. 10. $4,000
ADELPHI HILLs--Rambler: 3 bed
rms. carport TO responsible per-
SON.. Laneley Park area. Call
HF 4-206l.
ANNANDALE - Close to shopping,
schools. churches, transp.; 5 bed
rms, full bsmt, large fenced in
lot; $3.50. ia 5-B272.
ARLINGTON OR FALLS CHURCH
Pour 3-bedroom brick colonialS
all different priced from Sl35 to
$3.50; all have porches, Easements
ana garages, Call JE. 2-262O. 40
other rental homes. JOSEPH W.
sEAY CO, 1i3 W. Broad ST.. Pals
Church. Va.
ARL., close in--coEy bedrms,. full
din rm, gas h..wh.. mr.. schools,
buses. stores. fenced yard with
view OF Washington. Out Wilson
blvd, left on N, Oak 81. 10 1923
10 see. IA. e-l133.
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GARAGE-S15 500

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This immaculate brick rambler
also features , bedrooms. bath and
glass shower doors, fenced lot,
storm windows and doors and de.
tached garage Walk to bus and
schools. FILA appraised at $4,000,
Truly our incest listingl
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American University Park
Spring Valley Area

american university Park
Spring Valley Area
Two new 3 and 4-bedroom, f.
path luxury level homes Just OF
Louehboro road. Priced low at
$4,000. Spacious rooms and clos
cts featured throughout. BED
ROOM WITH FULL BATH ON
FIRST FLOOR. Trade-in Of your
present nome or other real estate
considered. Call Mr.. Clark, RIA.
A. s, GARDINER a. CO., INC.
1851 L ST. NV MA. S-O33i
SPECIAL
SIS, bedrooms, living room,
dining room, large recreation room
completely ir-conditicned: original
cost, Sl15,O00 appointment only.
GUS MIRMAN. ST 3-6I6l.
COLORED-S505 DOWN-Vacant.
redecorated 6-rm. brick, porches.
bsmt.. oil heat: near schools. RA
6-6912. ia 9-4679.
CoLORED-SI,2 $50 DOWN
1920 OELAFIELD PL. NV. mr.
lith st.-Detached 2-story Cali
fornia shinele home. Lge. iiv. rm
with firepl.. lge. dining rm.. extra
lgc. kitchen and lge. den on LIST n /,
3 extra-lge. bedrms. and bath on
md a.: full bsmt.. oil h-w h., de-
tached garage. Ice beautiful ward
Al cond PRICED TO SELL. Call
Mr.. JAMES. DI. 7-l655; ewes,
RIA. 3-9i03.
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ROCKVILLE
MARYWEATHER HOMES

NEW sPLIT-LEvELs AND RAM
BATHS; FiNIsHEb REC. RMS. IN
ALL. COW. TO ACC, NH AND
MEDICAL CENTER.
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FROM
$15,950 TO $16,950

FHA AND CONVENTIONAL FL
HANGING. SOME TRADES
MODEL HOME AT 102e BALTI-
Dir: Out Viers Mil I'd. or Rock
vile pike to Edmonston dr.. right
across bridge to Baltimore I'd.
Model home on corner.
Joseph S. DevereuX, Inc.
20. 9-9010 PO. 2-4aIi
TAKoMA -PARK--cLosE IN
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SITTING HIGH on . is-acre lot,
this stone Cape Cod will make .
perfect home for the CROWNS
family; 2 bedrms. and large FAM
lily rm. or den, : baths and an
expansible attic for 2 more bed
rooms; full bsmt., garage. Just
Sl6,750. SHANNON a. LUCHS
CO.. Realtors, 2055 Wilson blvd.
IA. 5-bSOO.
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TRANSFERRED OWNER has bought

Assume oi loan an Of over SIS $4,000 900.
Three big bedrms., Ia baths.
modern equipped kit. with built.
ms, plus full bsmt. tpaneled).
with reasonable cash, Si9. 900.
g; @; GERAcHIS CO.. Realtors.
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2I.OHO nnWN ana a

$1,000 DOWN and low monthly
payments will buy this immac.
3-bedrm. brk. rambler. with ear
port. such extras as wall-to-Wall
earpeting. FLA appraised at
ST1E2 2 " CAL "a, 5.940Q. BET
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BRANDYWINE PL. s.W.-semidet.
prick; bedrms.. fenced yard, gas
bsmt.. scr. porch: $S7 so per mo. |;
ayail; immed. Call wk. days. 9-5,
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BETHESDA COUNTRY CLUB AREA
usasS with sttr. Clifton , t. buy I'M
year old, built on Na-acre lot
featuring large bedrms.. 8 baths,
mahogany paneled den with fire.
place. family room designed for
comfort and GRACIOUS living. $3.50
per month; Call JU. S-4646 or
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MISUNDERSTANDING 3-bedrm.
dec S125 mo. KARLA HILL Co,
JU. G-9100. OIL, 2-6O93.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-14
NTIr Representative
Opens Polio ( ampaign
III poWhatan County

O. Lee Hodgkins, Of Richmond
state National Foundation Off In
lanlIlr Paralysis representative.
was guest speaKcr AZ the polio
campaign luncheon held January
2 Ill r0Whatan High School
llodglns showed movie. Sur
vlval Is Not Enough" after which
march Of dime material was DIS
tilbuled.
Truman West, III chairman ~ f@
ToWhatan county campaign, with
Francis Bloxton us assistant char
man, sam Parker, treasurer. NJ y,
Mason knabe and T. T. Jannev.
special events chairmen, and MIS-
sam Parker, publicity chairman.
Other campaign workers attend
ing the luncheon were MIS- y >.
Brent. Mrs. Lois BlankenshIp MIS-
John Karin and b. W. Letson-
The committee Is sponsoring a
Mardi Gras ball. to be held al the
War Memorial building February q,
The student council VIII sftlrct y
king and queen
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-14
DOdsOn Is Cited As
Outstanding Farmer

The outstanding Young farmer
award for thu Central area was
presented to Charles Dodson o.
Mattoax. Thursday night IN Po~ila-
tan
James II Dodd, State Young
Farmers prcsi dent made Inc
presentation. Dodson operates 4
dairy farm with his brolher-in-la"
Robert Kerr. and his father J r.
DodsOn
Parke E Erukiey, Virginia com
missioner Of agriculture was the
guest speaker Nh MAS introduced
by \ M Campbell assistant state
supervisor NJ vocational agriculture.
bobby Tanner. area Young Farm
ers president from the Madison
Young Farmers association. was
POSTMASTER john sandcrsoa. Of
Amelia. Raxe thu Invocation and
n v DoWn!na assistant state super
visor 81 vocational agriculture IN
toducca the guests
Approximately = Young Farmers
and their FufStS attended The ban
quet, prepared by The PoWhatan
High school cafeteria staff and
home economic students
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-14
Rural Sociologist
10 Speak At Annual
Amelia institute

The annual Amelia county rural
life institute will be held Wednesday
iom 10 am 10 3 pm at the
Amelia Methodist church
o A. Norton. snperiht ndcnt of
Amelia county schools viii preside
1T the opening session The invo-
cation viii be given BY The Rev.
Ray r jenkins pastor Of The host
church
Or, George Blumc extension RI
raj socioloGiSi from Virginia Poly
technic Institute, viii explain the
nature and purpose Of the meeting
The Growing Water Concern
win be The topics OF II NJ Collins.
area conservationisl lfom Chase
City and How the Welfare De-
partment Serves Our Community
viii be explained by Mrs. Gene
Thurber. Anell;. superintendent Of
public welfare,
Lnnch VIII be served in the
Amelia school cafeteria from To
80 pm
James Il Ford Will preside at
the afternoon session, which viii be
devoted 70 the work Of The church.
The Rev. Richard Scott. NottoWay
G. II Methodist minister Will dis
cuss What Types Of Service Should
The Church Make Available to the
Youth q the Community and tn
Rev Arlie G Knimeyet Of Pow
hatan Viii tel How Can the Church
Serve Those Not Now Actively As
scclatied with The Church, "
A discussion period Will follow
the two talks,
The Rey Milton p Reid. pastor
Of Amelia Presbyterian church, N
scheduled 10 give the beneCiclion
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-14
powhatan News

Many Of our people attended the
inauguration exercises in Rich
mond Saturday.
Several parties of basketball fans
attended the Richmond w and NJ
game Saturday night
The local Nation Guard company
took part in the parade in Richmond
Saturday and made an excellent
showing
Mr.. and Mrs. Kurt Ludwig. who
moved to Sandston in the fall of
1857 from Powhatan. have announc-
ed the birth Of boy
p G. Williams has returned after
an extended trip to Tulsa, Okla. ].
where he visited his son, Hhilp S.
Williams.
/ A large number Of our dairymen
are planning on attending the con
vention in Roanoke beginning Jan
uary %.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-14
Mary Lee Mariner Receives OAR
Good Citizenship AUdid At amelia HIS

y A potential teacher last week was
named winner Of the Daughters of
The American Revolution citizenship
award at Amelia High school
She is Mary Lee Warmer dameh-
ter OF MI. and Mrs M W. War
inner. Ct Winterham A senior Miss
Warmer plans to attend Longwood
college Her SISTER Helen PAGE War.
l'iner. IS a. Longwood graduate and
has Just completed i year Of Grad
uale work in Mexico on i felowhhip
Miss Warmer has been On the
honor roll all through high school,
and Is a member Of National Honor
Society. She is Tri-M-Y president.
senior All club president,
Amelian assistant editor Moore s
Methodist. church pianist and 4
member Of Future Teachers Of
America and the safety patrol She
was president. Of the junior class
and rice-prcsident Of the sopho-
more class
flames Allen chapter OAR. VIII
sponsor Miss Warmer in the state
citizenship contest The state vim
ner Will receive a 500 bond
Miss Warmer who was selected
by the AIS faculty from three
Girls nominated by The senior class,
will receive pin and i certificate
Of award from the national so-
citty
Basis OF her selection was de
Probability. service, leadership and
patriotism.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-14
Amelia Druggist
Elected President
OF District Group

Al Amelia druggist h4s bren
elected president Of the Fourth Dis
trict Pharmacists association
New president III the organization
Of druggists IN the Fourth Con-
gfeSsional district Is Thomas w.
Epps u F.ppes Pharmacy al Amelia
C II IL VIM Aervr ior ona ycaf.
Enpcs has hHcn III Amelia ior
M months before which time ha
Was al Gray's Drug Store Farm
yine tof eight years He is a gradu-
ale " Medical COL Of virginia
school Of Pharmacy and Of Crewe
High School
Hi AHA his wIly Dlfotfy VIM IN
irom 1azeVell have two enid XIII.
Thomas " q ana Katherine 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-14
Recommended Salaries, Expenses
S25,9O5 In Amelia, 81 ,537 In POWhatan

Recommended salaries and eX-
penses for four elective officers
nave been forwarded to the Amelia
county board Of supervisors
Tile recommended salaries and Ak
pens alloinlenta total sl5 nos fOl IND
four Offices treasurer. commission
er Of revenue, Sheriff and common
wealth attorney subject to review
by the board Of supervisors
For pGwhatan county. tfir recon-
total wi 4537.
IN Amelia, the treasurer would
be paid 50. 100, bookceper 81 $50
temporary help $3.50. and expenses
for a total for all purposes Of
So 1856
The Commissioned oil revenue
would receive IA lOp. a deputy
81 200; a clerk. 81 200. and cH-
penses for d total for all purposes
Of 81 .055
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-14

Shcriff's salary was set at $1,000.
and that of a full-time duplty at
81 925 Expenses round out the to-
tai to S7.0l5l Under the recon-
nendation, me commemorative at-
tsiucy woAld receive $4,000 With ne
allotment for Assistants Or expenses.
PoWhatan's schedule calls for
i,easule' 5 salary Of 81 800 plps eX-
penses q sa08b. for total Of 7,5S5.
commissioner Of revenue salary
$3 600. expenses sl.3l7, for a total
of $4.3l7. Sheriff salary So .7SO, ex
pcnses 81 265 for total Of SG945,
and commonwealth attorney, Salary
81 200 expenses $500. for total
OF $3.50
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-14
Amelia Physician
Supports Talent
Bank Suggestion

One Of Amelia S most prominent
farmers. Dr. James l. Hammer.
has come out IN support oi tho
talent bank proposal to raise hdi
ditional money foi agricultural re-
search and education
Past president d the Virginia
State Medical Society. Or Hammer
has emphasized The need for IN.
formation not only Oh improving ei-
ticiency III production but also III tf-
fectlNe marketing Of farm products.
board has suggested that one cent
Ct the SIX cent state gasoline tax
now refunded to farmers be set
aside ior agricultural purposes
a bill Is 70 bel introduced III TIN
General Assembly calling fot n fe-
fefendum every two gears for the
farmers ID vott 0n whether to con
tinue support Of the talent bank
optional applications for refunds Of
the total amount and one cent q.
gallon levy to BE- applied N AM
farnlused gasoline
Dr. Hammer qHotgd thr cammfat
Of board spokesman A penny
saved in the talent bank could mean
as mach az a dollar more earned
Oh The farm Livestock diseases
alone cost Virginia farmers more
than s25 900 ooa and anothef
st. 9f4 .oJo cDall ~ ADDED y a4 -A
INCOME by proper ase W sefiil2ais
lisne and seed
when The farmers cost have HI
creased IS per cent. ana hlS prices
decreased IS pcr cent II f!Ne years
fe needs thc bas' brans .atailahi"
to help htM ataN III BUSINESS
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-14

Flue-cured tobacco slRn-up period
bt gan IN PoWhatan county Monday
according 10 II l.. Phaup, county
ASC office manager
Phanp has mailed letters 10 Pow
haian farns.is ADVISING them d
acieage rates Of compensation for
tobacco on their farms effective for
the 1863 acreage reserve program
Closing date eior the program is
March 7 Agreements viii be on a
FIRST come, FIRST served bass.
phaupe asked that those planning
10 place amy Of their tobacco IN
the soil bank fol 1883 furnish the
ASC office with the information be
fore the actural siRnnp period
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-14

In an economy move seven Pow
halan county postal routes have
been shifted from local post Offices
NJ rural routes GONE out from the
Powhatan G II post Office since
January
Patrons OF BalIsvIlle Clayyllle
Fine Greek jefferson. Michaux
Tamworth and Trenholm post Of
fees are those affected BY tho
change
The local post offices have not
been closed but expectations arc
tina they eventually viii be
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-14

social security representatives
from Richmond VIII be IN Powha-
tan C. H. Thursday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-14

4 revised TAX GUIDE writtcA ex-
peeially for farmers, II now avail
able At county agents offices
throughout the state, Hiram A.
Holmes. Amelia county agent, an
bounced this week
Holmes said that many farmers
win need p filc returns in order III
comply with the self-cnlployment
social security tax feature Of the
law even II no income tax IS due.
a meeting was held in Amelia
January to explain tax rules
~hich concern farmers
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-14

Election N officer and plans for
the awards program 4harc tha ian
night and the siY county parade
we're On the agenda II the Aneha
All county council as its meeting
Monday at Amelia lilea School
Peggy Childress Il retiring nrcsi.
dent NJ Tine organization
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-14
Extension Forester
TO Speak In Amelia

A 3. Lyons. Virginia Polytechnic
Institute extension forester. will ID
IN Amelia Wednesday 10 meet with
county 4-H leaders and agents TO
review the county's All forestry
program.
The meeting will be held at l.30
pm. az Union Bank and Trust com
panv.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-14
New Teacher

M1s y \ Mickey Jr.. ot row
hatan, began teaching d third grade
section at Powhatan Elementary
School Monday.
She replaces Mrs William Hurt
who resigned during the holidays
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
Mrs. w. p. Venable
Dies At Home Here

Mrs. Bessie w ycnable. 80. widow
Gt w r Venable, died at her apart
ment. III Appomattox street. Sat
urday. June % She was Ill only
brief time
Mrs. Venable, the daughter Of Or
Milton Rltenour and Jacqueln1e Wal
den RltenoHr was born in Madison
county Viralnla, March 4, 1873 She
attended Longwood College in Farm
He ard IN 1896 married William
pe'ttt Venable. Of Farmville They
made thciI home here until his death
III 1924 Mrs Venablc returned to
Earn1Hille about q year ago after
SERVING as house mother at the Sig
ma MI fraternity house al Washing
ton y Lee University for ten years
or more
She was 4 lifelong member Of the
TalmYlIlc Methodist Church
Funeral services were held Mon
t'a" VI arsoon conducted hvahe Rev.
Herbert 7, HNdains in the Farm
vile Methodist church. Interment
was in the Venab!e section Of West
view cemetery
S,iIHip!ao arr two daughters, Mrs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
FOR SALE

WHY worry about troublesome
skin infection. Try V-J-O. Grays
Drugs. l2-l726p (T)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
NOTICE

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SUMMER PRICES on triple track
aluminium storm windows and doors
phone 1888. Watkins Awning & Sign
Co. CROFT
SEVEN is A MAGIC NUMBER. so
see the new Homelte Magic chain
saws, guaranteed for full seven
months. Have free demonstration
at Shanaberger & Sons. Phone 993.
Farmville. Va. 6-27-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01

HOUSE five rooms with bath and
10 city lots 800 putncy Street. Farm
Vile. Virginia Mrs. O. M Oliver.
Prospect. Virginia. G-6-8tp
HOUSE = rooms, 2 baths oil heat,
large lot, reasonable Contact T. w
Brooks. Jr.. Phone 9o2 Or 2095-J.
2-25-tt
CRUSHED STONE s. 80 ton deliv-
cred and spreaded in or around
Farmvinc. phone "A. w w Decker
son. 6-6-tf
SEE US Tor the best prices In town
on all your building material needs.
We build homes. years OF expert
cnce in building. Bids chcerfully
given. Ayres Building Supply Co.
phone 706-J F'armyllle. Va. Att
TAKE THE, simmer out Of summer
in cool Spencer foundations and
bras. individually designed. Mrs S.
w Putney. Phone iG8 6-l3-ip
PICTURES The Herald viii sell
glossy 3Xl0 pictures OF any snapshot
that appears in The Herald for only
.Sl 90 a-29-tt
>
ALUMINIUM PATIO awnings and
carports, also in canvass. Phone 1888.
Watkins Awning & sign 90. 6-l0-u
:
COLLIE PUPPIES Cary Smith,
Jr. Farrnvilie. Va. G212p +
LIVING ROOM SUITE. Wicker
Sctce, straight chair and rocker
Good condition Hattie A Morgan.
RI. 3, Dillwyn Andersonyillei phone
YU-33i88. GRIP
1858 MERCURY Monterey. Excel
lent condition. Price reasonable
Owner gone N Army Sheriff James
ET. CLARK. Farmville 2a3 627 2tp
7
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
FOR RENT

ROOMS Hattie A. Morgan. RI 3.
Dillwyn tAndersonyillel Phone W.
33l88. G-27-2p
APARTMENT Furnished or I'M
furnished. heat and water furnished.
Phone 664-W. Louis Trear. 6-24-4p
APARTMENT Ivy rooms and bath.
unfinished. first floor $40 90. 302
Bridge Street. Phone los. 6-20-3p
APARTMENT 3 room apartment
on East Second Street $27 so month
Also room apartment. Same loca-
ton $40 90 per month. Landon At
kins. Rcaltor, Farmville. 6-20-tf
NAG S HEAD bedroom cottage,
completely furnished, 200 feet from
ocean front. for rent by the week.
terms reasonable Phone 1913. Mere
dlth Robson. Farmville 7.l4t
TWO 4 ROOM HOUSES $1,000 and
SIG 90 | "a miles from Prospect. gar
den and chicken houses, electric
lights. well III yard A. WI Lewis
7l-3p
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HOUSE 4 rooms, hot and cold wa
ter miles Farmyille on Rt. As. Sam
Elder, Jr.. Cumberland 7-l-2tp
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LARGE second floor area VIII rent
entire floor. on split into Offices On
Third Street within block Of Main
Street r. W. Bloomfield 5-30-tf
~~-~~-~~~~ ~-~--~~~~
MODERN firc-proof building on
around floor level. Suitable for store
OF office just around the corner
from Ncwberrys s. T w. Bloomfield
5-30-tf
~~- ~-~~~~~
NICE STORE building on west
Third Street Contact c. j Cox.
Farmville Motor Company. 5-27-tf
IT. MINI = N -~~ = nj N -
APARTMENT two rooms fnrn-
ished Reasonable rent. p h o N G
Farmville ASS j 6-i3-tf
TWO AND THREE bedroom apart
mcnts newly completed Avaaa-
BILE Immediately Conveniently To-
Gated S " Putncy. Jr.. phone 483
Or 6O3 5-3O7tf
APARTMENT unfinished. three
rooms. bath, private entrance. John
Morris, Phone 70 6-67p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
FOR SALE

HOUSE five rooms with bath and
10 city lots 800 Putney Street. Farm
Vile. Virginia. Mrs O. M Oliver.
Prospect. Virginia 6-6-8tp
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
HOGS ARE
Selling Good

We need 200 hogs<eoch Mon
day We hove top price orders
Call Or See Us if You have some
ready to move.
Also pigs, veoI ond cottIe
All your offerings viii be given
our personal service Call vs.
for trucks.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01

TWO AND THREE bedroom apart
mcnts newly completed AvaAa
bic Immediately Conveniently To-
Gated S v Putncy. Jr. phone a83
Or 608 5-3O7tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE

BATTERY CHARGER & TESTER:
Cabinet style. heavy duty. 6 and II
volt Special price $4,000 Shana-
berger g. Sons. phone 1898. Farmville.
6-27-lt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01

oAAA AAAASNcAOAa Aiy WV ~ aSo
Drugs. 12-l7-26p (T)
If YOU CUT WOOD, see the seven
magic features of the new direct
drive Homelite 7-l9 chain saw Guar
anteed for seven months. See it at
Shanaberger g. Sons. Phone 1893.
Farmville, Va. 6-27-tf
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FENCE - l65 # double picket 40 in
lawn fence. heavy guase. with posts
and gate Jack Lewis, Phone 1873.
6-27-3t
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MERCURY ~ customized 1850 con
vertible. new 1853 Mercury motor.
new top. radio and heater. good
tires. Contact Muriel Duggcr, Phone
1873 or 609. 6-2i4t
OR RENT - Wheel chairs, hospital
oeds. crutches. canes, or SICK room
needs. Gray's Drug Store, Farm
Vile. 6-20-tf
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HOUSE: rooms, bath, porchcs. 500
South Main Street 7-l-4p
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TURKEYS fresh dressed hens
now available Arthur and Leroy
Welchlin. Phone Farmyilie 20aa-J
Tilt
MILK COWS. A. w Lewis, Pros
pect. Va. lisp
FISHING GEAR Live minnoWs
Also a complete line of fishing equip
ment such as Rods. reels. artificial
bait. etc Farmyille Electric appli-
ance Co.. Phone 204. lo4 N. Main
Street Farmville Va. 5-30-u
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
SERVICES


VENETIAN BLINDS washed, re-
taped and cords, also new blinds
made to order Phone 3&3 Watkins
Awning 4 Sign Co C-20-tf
SERVICE DEPARTMENT II t car
be fixed. we can fix it All work
guaranteed The only thing chear
about our service Is ON price
Farmers Supply Co., phone 2l3.
Farmville. Va l-2l-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
FOR RENT

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CAMERAS FOR RENT: Kodak. Pc
laroid and Movie Cameras. South
side Sunday Co.. Phone 1856. Farm
Vile. 7-1-u
OFFICE SPACE second floor
Chappell Building. Call Farmville
Ala J. l-l0-tf
one tWo-room.
furnished. Phone Farmville 276
2-ll-tf
HELP WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MATTRESSES Apply in person.
Simmons Terminal Restaurant, 3
miles North Keysvillc on Route $50
SPAR
49, ~~~~- ~-~~
MAN Married man. experienced
in service station or garage work
Apply c. L. Tench. Farmville Grown
Station 6-20-4p
MEN OR WOMEN II YOU are in
terestcd in additional funds in your
spare time. it will pay to answer
this adj. Box r n Farmville Herald
7-l-2tp
COLORED MAN Is to 4G to care for
elderly man, experience preferred
Apply Elizabeth p Haskins, 400
First Avenue, phone hob tiff