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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-19
Rarty FolIo,Vs Rehearsal For
Hnx - Ross Wedding Saturday

Mr.. and Mrs. Calude Higgins
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hulk
entertained with q party at the
home of the former Saturday
evening following the rehearsal
for the wedding of Miss Shelba
Jean Hulk and Richard w. Ross.
The color note of silver and
white was graciously observed
~ the wedding bell motif. The
dining room table, overlaid with
an imported white linen cloth,
was conferred with an arrange
ment of white flowers and Ia
pers in a silver epergne. A gar
land Of net and dainty flowers
was around the four tier we'd
ding cake, topped by a miniature
bridal couple.
The motif was further accent
on the buffet where wedding
bells were used with the flowers
and taperS.
Mrs. Furman ]. Fowler served
cake after the bridal couple
elect cut the first slice and Mrs.
H. G.. Cameron poured Russian
tea. Mrs. Horace Cox also as
sisted at the table.
Mrs. Jimmy Dicus presented
net rice bags for favors and
Mrs.. Venoy Stephens directed
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Woody
received guests.
Mrs. Billy Dorman was at the
register and heard the good byes
with Mr.. Higgins.
About 40 guests attended.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-19
Three Hostesses

Mrs. Alton Carroll, Mrs. JIM
my Dicus and Mrs. Liston New
entertained with a dessert bridge
and bingo Tuesday evening, No
vember IL, honoring Miss Shell
ba Jean Hulk, bride elect OF
Sunday.
The Carroll home, scene OF
the party, was decorated in the
bell motif accenting fall colors
in the floral arrangements.
The mantle was the main focal
holding a huge arrangement OF
bronze and gold chrysanthe-
NUNS with miniature wedding
bells ana bronze and gold rib
bons draped to driftwood.
White lace bells with gold
clappers and springs of yellow
|centered the tables overlaid with
white linen covers. White lace
bells and ribbons marked the
honoree's chair.
The dessert consisted of Ger
man Chocolate cake decorated
in orange icing with miniature
pearl rings tied with brown rib
bon. Bell shaped sandwiche.
and bottles of iced orange drink.
holding tiny bell corsages were
served between the progreSsions
Mrs. B. l.. NcSmith, III, re-
ceived bridge high score, Mrs
Claude Higgins, bingo and Mrs
Willard Wright, travelling. The
bridc-clect was present a platter
in her china.
Others in the party included
Mrs. James Carroll, Mrs. Davis
Bruton, Jr., Mrs. Harry Dun
nagan, Mrs. Leon Fonviclle, Mrs
II. G.. Cameron, Mrs. Phi
Hughes, Miss Anne Brooks Nc
Cougar, Mrs. Billy Dorman
Mrs. Don Hughes, Mrs. w. w
Woody, Mrs. Robert l.. Swcelcy
Mrs. Baxter Hood, Mrs. J. o
Prince, Mrs. f E. Wright, Mrs
r. c. SolcS, Mrs. Harold Hulk
Mrs Ben Hulk. Mrs. James Rrice
and Mrs. Harold Fonvielle.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-19
Vets Don't
Have Loan
Grade Period

Despite what some veterans
may believe. there is no grace
period for the late payment of
inStallmcnts on CT loans, H.
Hugh Nance. Columbus County
Veterans Service Officer, said
o. mSning.
Thus. veterans should make
their Gil loan payments on or
before the date they are due.
Failure To do so may prove
costly. the County Officer point
ed out. since Gil lenders may
make an extra service charge
when payments are received
late.
Nance warned that veterans
who gain the reputation of being
Whronic dclinqucntS" will find
their lenders taking that fact
into account if the veterans
should ever need an extension
of repayment time on their CT
loans.
In addition 20 their loss of
credit standing. veterans who
become delinquent in their pay
mcnts may ultimately be faced
with the loss of the property
oquircd with their Gil loans
Nance said.
For further information con-
tact II. Hugh Nance who is To-
Gated in the Courthouse, White
vile, n. C.. or T. Formy-Duval,
District Officer, North Carolina
Veterans Commission, 400 Muir
Gibson Building. Wilmington
North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-19
I Be sure to listen to the "Teenst
Music Box" this week when
Williams teens viii lbe on.
ROUNDABOUT TALK

Music Box" this week when,
teens viii lbe on.
ROUNDABOUT TALK
Wee, is that a new dress you'rel
sporting around? II surely isl
pretty. Dinky, it seems to be
Wees policy to let everyone
know when you get something
new, doesn't it? Bobby Joe, i
didn't know you did know so
much. Johnn, you know better
than to whisper things to Joann
in class! Such things can get
you into trouble. Susie, Miriam,
and Ida Grey, you seem to like
Dress-up Day. No joking, you
all looked very pretty. Nancy
and Faye had a wonderful time
in Wilmington on Wednesday,
Frances, you look rather one
sided. Daphne, 1 hear you're
very happy now. How about it?
Berneese, it seems to be a habit.
your coming to school happy
every day. Is there. any reason
able excuse? Rodney, you and
David looked mighty nice today
We should have Dress-up Day
more often! Ann, that's what
they'll do for you sometimes, but
Everything turns out for the
best. Sara, did you have a good
time at the ball game Friday
night? Neil, you are going to be
left out if you don't hurry up
AMI ask! Bobby Ray, what did
you do TO Barbara Lee? I hear
she's mad at you. Mr.. Vaught,
your five dollars didn't have
anything to do with it, BY the
way, I'll tell you something some
time. Where do you secure all
your information? I would GER
tainly like to know.
That's about all for this week.
so, until next time, remember
that opportunity only knocks
while temptation kicks the door
ir. Byc-byc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-19

Thomas and Scuppernong. II
you especially want Scupper-
nong, then plant one vine OF
either Burgaw or bearing with
it. The same is true for Thomas.
III you are planting a VINEYARD
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-19

hat both Scuppernong and
Thomas are self-unfruitful. This
means that pollen must be sup
piled from another source. Eth
er Burgaw or bearing. both per-
fect-howered, will pollinate the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-19

Lint cleaners may or may not
pay for a cotton farmer.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-19

use one perfect-flowered variet,
for every three plants of tn,
self-unfruitful sorts.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-19

you're planning weekendfast yesr Be pre
motor trip make
lis says the North Man Winter at his
Carolina Department Doh1 We pant pestcids
Vehicles. Weather changes animals.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02
COOK SUPPLY COMPANY

Building Material. Special
Millwork
Phone 1915 Faimyille. va
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02
Third Annual Art
Festival Set In
Buckingham May 1

BUCKINGHAM County schools open
their third annual county vide art
festival IN the gym Of Buckingham
Central High School Sunday May
Ar Oh exhibit has been selected
from work done throughout the
year IN grades liz Work on dis
play Will include about 400 lndl-
yidual drawings and paintings. and
81 group projects The exhibit wul
represent the efforts oi approxi'
matelv 700 students Of three Gle
mentary schools and one high
school
Space VIII also be gwen 10 art
and handicrafts produced outside
the schools, To give an inclusive
picture Of art ii tie county
The exhibit viii be open from .
to ; pm Sunday. May 4 and from
$3.50 10 J pm MAY ) and 6 Kenneth
+ Newton ant director says the
festival VIII give the public an op
portlnitv 70 see the graphic results
Of growing ant program. function
ing as correlanng activity to en-.
lich other subjects
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02
THE CAMERA ARTIST

"CTeatlVc Photogfaphy
INA N. Main St. Phone 980
Farmyillc. Va
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02
JAMES MADISON Inn
FLIPPEN'S STORE

General Merchandise, Hardware
Farm Supplies Phone IY 2240l
Cumberland. Va
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02

coined as 4 ncw member.
A demonstration in good groom
inR Was gwen by MIS-. J A. Lc-
Sucur and Mrs " y Hamilton
1t was decided that all members
win attend the Nelson County dis
ttlct meeting MAY 8
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02

over this years $635 total. There
VIII be no changes IN the student
activity fee OF room, board and
laundry charges. which total $500
for boarding students
Day students viii pay S307 in
stead OF the current 1867 figure
This includes college fees Of SITS.
a student activisn Gee ~ $40, and
a service fee OF $l2.
Out-of State Fees W s65
For oui-of state students. costs
viii be up sos In addition TO the
$40 increase ii college fees non
Vircinlans viii pay a $l55 tuition
fec. SIS higher than this years
J II Wamsley Longwood bust
ness manager termed the 1853
1859 increases as essential to meet
overall increase III operating costs
Of the college, including salary in
creascs for faculty. administrative
and other college personnel
The S25 increase for the follow
ing year would be tied to the cost
Of the new college dofmitory. and
would be dependent upon the Long
wood dormitory construction pro
gram
\ Residents Of the new dofmitorE
Viii not be charged any more fof
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02
AIS Honor Society
TO Tour Washington

Amelia High School National
Honor Society members and their
adviser Mrs Isabel Hardy, win
spent two days in the nations capi-
tai this week
They were 70 take the train to
Washington L. G.. from Richmond
Thursday morning Plans call for
touring several historic places.
watching Congress m session and
seeing Clnerama
They VIII return Friday night
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02
Cost Living Increase
Long,uood To Raise Fees
$40 A Year Next Autumn

students College fan wil $40 more
college students this possibly S25
following
viii
a Mact
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02
SEAY MILLING q
MACHINERY co.

Service Agents for Southern
States COOPERATIVE
John Deere Pillow Co Modern
Grinding and Mixing
Phone Yukon 3-247l. Dillwyn, va
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s .Sg Y. ssIs. i.s~ssssSSS .xs:sssl.lE
49, BOWMAN

|erurppArpp ~ a4. Ne
bLvpkhAkhN lar W.
sssSS. ~ .a'0 so1m.n s''s''''
atudehsk A. paerard- Mercedes
1900 da, Ave. NV RA. B.ll2e
Tteds6sksrs lo1knT kafdtnn ~.
ana M ! ss1 p Dc, pnN ssTaiI s'''
.ss,e.T,Ir snsvs 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

vQLkswAgEN 49, $4,000 miles,
I'm 2-bb00.
voLy0 Pvtf11 MooRE: dREAR
.. and h.. easoIine gauge. wind
shield wiper. undercoatinG. IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

BELL MOTORS

IRTuDEnAkER 1858 Resal Dc luxe
iseg send, wan sell last q sbeb.
BELL MOTORS
"A Years N Same Location .
1910 wa, Ave, WQ, $4,000
IeTunEpAlkEN ~ ecotsman a-dr, ;
lQch. blue, heater. turn aIgnnls,
Ready 70 eoi fun price tts1pb.
BOWMAN
7cJc 81: AZ. fZ' 5000
isTuDEnAKER 1856 Champion 3.
q 81 Ss sss' S.r' csh Ri 81 'OO
efUnKnAfkER 5f Custom a-dooF,
5.00U est9al. miles; neN-eaf gnaf-
Ci;'S:iANSON MOTOR co.
ssia 1 ds' Ave Es.ww-o.1Tp. js..1oli
BTUDRBAKER SO Champion 4
door: low miiease; clean as q pin;
radio. heater; real economy Tor
n. N 4 SIss: ar sEa XII GEs TIE,
s l,siasns sPor.s e sea S,s' sss SIu:.
o. D.. other extras full price.
BOWMAN
studebaker PACKARD Mercedes
1850 "a, Ave, NV IA. $4,000
THUNDKnBIRD $50: al whites
both tops: Wv. Continental.
Power. q and h., stick; S2.45O.
30 s-4273.
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AuromoBllEs ron SALE
McNEII, pONTIAC

Pontiac y. e lsl. -. ..ss 81
500: s3s down bsnE xnslslns
/ MCNEIL PONTIAC
sssa l. w Z. i E.s,. !, p:41S s ai,soos
1 PONTIAC sS9 l-dooF catallnai Nv
ldiai blue ihisk. Wv. tifss si'ses,
/ Caithness Buick, Inc.
.Ir7.o VIZ s sPs' Dss 81, ..esas
IFoNyIAc 81 t-dT. seen; 'ess,
hxdgs, eea n; sft non,
s m. III ps S.sas. "a ave- aA =
lk0NfEkc 1888 star Chisf clla:
i Ina s-dr,. auto. translls end
~ w. tires, sfaaiils - ..9 ~
S :s1iss; se al, ,.a sSss0@ MIA skae
room ronoieQn: low down pay.
nleni. beIk Ananelnai emily M,-
4 fDo, cALNnnT MOTORS. INC,
4 lpsln.. E 49, S.s.s.s' ''~ silver
PONTIAC IS YES ssatien wsFon'
o-pass,, al metal .tsdr.,. s.tone
green nnilh. 4, apd b., hydramatis
orss power ateellng, BRAKES, qua
exhaust. etc, sharp - . tack
'MoNTooMERY-sTUBBs
Is7,s s elssSSns N REAI Il. 7.asss
PONTIAC IS chisttsip t.dFJ pul,
steering, fully eQpipnee. .eood
1 Wv. tires; exuonIIonallY clean.
q ss'I ssss me 2E:sa-Rslss IA. e.SssS s'se
t urcaoiss ana lSS' wSits, Z ana e.
hydra. Wv. tires; l.yr. national
bond snaEantse. 81 ,toA
JACK BLANKS PONTIAC
1852 ss i b.is q 8. NV. "a a. 1865
Arcade Pontiac
I koNTfAc - STAR cRlef Custom;
terrier. ms Catalina hArdtop hes
hydfamallc, Z, and h.. Wv. tlree:
q ene-year zoos guarantee avail.
,ICRANSON MOTOR CO.
ss,s g 81 ss: E;Ss-c'' rD D'; s.Eo,,
soNEIAc 80 ss Ssss!iaa i. t-d .sS
a me- sn, ds.irsn a n ksas sn
y. Wv, aI,s. ~ %iIsss'i one
/ Mann IoeLDsMoBILE
5000 lath q. & Axus @
lR0NIlAc rs lpdan: fully sqqlp.
:s's:ll'1 81 'oss sass si's OF ss''
- = $sES'' ' l.ss;sis.Ii'
BOWMAN
Trad, &. Ay. -T; z ;se.is,i.s
SO PONTIAC
\ chlsflain q mxe VS. l-ar.; IIsht
blue and yhIle. Ay4fanstis: radio.
ms r'.a'' ssas '''' r''a'
iIPOHANKA OLDS
HAA2 NAA GLN ! - - ~
Prey p. n. and uniy, Dlv4. y
SILVER opEing u: 9-1961
PONTIAC 1853 Siag Chat eonv.;
eeaut- Green nai.h. fully equipped.
extra ni:s. si.79s. .'
Suburban Cadillac lds
SuDuRnAN SHOPPING cMNTKn
nETHk1nA. Nd. o.. 0-51Oo
PONTIAC IS VS. Catalina eolps;
s ss.as q ~ h L. 's Ss.s s'i Sss
MCNEIL PONTIAC
7ssSr m VIZ 4. f Near, Of s:SlSS.,.d t;sooo
soNIiAc ss s .s fs.,, c',.l,..'
Z. and b. sil-IsSthsr mt. sSssi
MCKEE PONTIAC
i Ho%ETIIIAset n VA s,M.s skEE,
lAih and II "a. NV al H.lln1
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kENAFQIL.ls MQToRs

ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
900 n. yea " AZ. INV D' sk 's.s74,
WILLIS sI.a.Ds,,i YEA as;SEs; economics
STAR MOTOR SALES
1000 n 10th 81 Ar. "A. s-3z7s
ZEPHYR e .st fnsIi.h .Ycyd l-dooI
runs like new. LOT cLEAflANcE
5es. will trade or email down
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 o.. Ave. IA. 0-4s0f
STATION WAGONS. '6bs thFouel
BIS; excellent selection 70 choosl
from, many makes. colors, bod
styles, enetnes and demonstrations
sale price ~ posted. from s6D3.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
1l22 Wis. Ave. OIL. 4-I4l:
1858 Dodge dump truck 80 s32i
1850 rofd sedan - 81
1912 Plymouth sedan ------- sc
1881 Packard sedan ----<-- ibf
1850 Qldamoblle sedan $500 i2l
Others 70 Choose Prom
JOHN 9. REECE
1920 1st 81. 6.W. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
AuToMoBlLEs F0R SALE

PONTIAC ~ g.doorl fully equip.
Shky1f o A, sl iSsS XIV. hv,a 5
f0NIlAc .st l.a2eTa 5000 o., In . 4
800 wa, ave. Wo. 0.AdNn
md g. kdis" spotlssi. i'fas
EATON CHEVROLET
20 eS az essI ~ Tor IS Y. sas''
RANbLkR 1895 custom cdr; r
Continental lit. -tone nnislaI
EXCEPTIONALLY clean thloQshQllk
ene.yceI ig0E guer,a sQQb, III
ssutH FORD SSS 1884 - ave
RAhlnLKk 's5-' bo-'hs, hiatlon
NaGons and eedans, auto. trans,
some have .Qyerdrlye. some AT.
eend ~ iully suarsnissd. MANI
aSssS kIskcis Ave, az. 20. f.ss6o
kAMnLka IS station vason. and
sssSsssRs;owss ;S;S.sssis re I , w
RAMnLER 81. sport sspPsl y.sE
SfsaRS Sssas'l's ssss. svssryA = nah
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 ua. Ave. Ia o-te0u
RAMDLKR '6S Cross Country t.df,
Naeoni auto. tranam.. FeqiQA =. ana
q Guy tsIEFiibSIe;fin I 3 isSsa
s0'0 "a a "a ,hiko Si.sSe. '''''
kANnt4k 1853 l-dr, sedan; b and
AZ .s s!.aes Many y,s other Md s,sas': n. e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

rMUNDEhBlsD 1885, red. stand.
VIII trade NO, IA. s-be1A.
THuNDERnlRD 1855 Yerde.i 7. and
". tlftl iew tori psrf thfouEhout.
80. wRIQET MOTORS NC.
$500 ~ II Ave. Nh Ia. $4,000
TRifIkAoFIa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
CONTINENTAL

80, .NUtoK L.. ~
co. t-ti32, Open q 3o- 10. Sun los
Immediate dallvefy I'll modele
s.''; ySss "a S;aiisIgIoED z gafSSSss. .
6fuDRnAKKR 81 etaFiisht coupe
Nore-Wnrner auto trans.. radio
and heater: solid color nnlsh; 80
poy & s1 1,Svses si.si isio ~
HWY. O. O.. Nd, 10. $4,000.
SfUDEKzKEk 40 chsmpio1 4.dIs
q. B.: SIS. PEkkiNs. "a. S-eiss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
KIRK MOTOR co.
SIMCA

Washingien'l exe,usiye e.nss
ss.:. .asCs,, ss sSSs:s:,ps s' .:s,on
y ss1 on n ,Ss knsss mad car
N the malksl TO-DAY Prices start
q 'ev,4lssI;;scVkne,uNsrAT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

Nv W. tn szAks1L o eszt9s
PONTIAC "a star CHIEF sedan;
sr.t..aa d ara ,s. s:ss pos: ''ssSss
MCNEIL PONTIAC
's.a n WI 3. fES :.r, ., p: Sss s,sOo0
PONTIAC ~ star chief catallna
y. deal family ear IN eKeei. eond :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
EAIRFAX NASH

Ao02 seminar I'd. Il nAlleyf T.
Roads. IS. a.S10O ri . Pm
KKK1HLKk "a Custom a-dr. sedan;
oVsr1Five. .. and b. (bedll, red and
BLACK. Wv tires. continental
Kirk MOTOR CO.
Saaa Wls, Ave, KM. 1-AA3J
RzNKLEK S7. nav. Only Z left.
Both Custom station uARons. Auto.
81 tsrms. kss-caf title and saaf.
s03S NIckois ave. 81, 10. 4-4400
|RKEzULf 81 paaphins; stewart.
Iss NJ, ! i.siSns 81. .Issss: ewes:
h1NAuLf l5 brK-l: aooa run.
AHA WI A~U1fT
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McKEE pONTIAC

S ssoFTE HAsSpI1czzAks 1 Lo cksfIE5
18Th and u 80. NV. 81. S-5i0f
PONTIAC 'sS safali siatIon yason;
i.sss:r asssics as1 bs. ~ sSss 81 .sas
PAUL BROS. (OLDSl
via. ana Hllfeoff NV EE T-lS04
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
MCKEE PONTIAC

PoEIikc ,sS . s..r ,; Ssi, ~. ca s..s.
S Sun: ~ ~ si';f 1s I'm re; :sai ssssi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
McNETT, PONTIAC

73e0 wis. ave. OF. $4,000
I'm the Hear, Of nflheldas
PONTIAC rs s.sI chlst catalinai
:. and b., aii-lsatheF mt. eHeei
MCKEE PONTIAC
Nv MYTHS piac zAsi tc czskE
ieth ana I ets. NV. 81. 3-5i07
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TR-s


. ANNAPoLl9 MoIpHo
900 y n Ave NM "a a.l144
VICTORIA IS > pass German
nyeEed JACK PIsf, lfth and ,
yoLKeWA0KN - e-df.. Ike new,
y. .J sS|:I s''''' VII 's.' 'ss
1850 so,t b.. 7.ssoo
vOLksWA0EN '57 sun roof: color
sold, push-buttOn radio, used
only 4 NOS; 81 $50 81 best oifer.
cal Mr.. \, A. KATEe. sP.
vQLkSWAQEN $50 sun roof; polar
silver; orig. owner. excel eond (:
sLE2 "a s-soat' ofi's' DE-
voLKsWAoENs 'bs. si.TsS
BROWN MOTORS
IT'LL n. I. Ave. NE, Dr.. 2-52a1
voLKsWAGEN 1887 panel; equip, /:
IKE new N every Te.geet; .teB.
ave. Sc. II. 4-2300.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

:ss:iI.sI ..sa' sss ss H !. :sis Y:
PONTIAC 'le q luxe 3 ADJ; y
and 4 JET black; meehanieAil'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

PONTIAC I56 V-4 station waVon
s,!ss AZ. metal st.dhg ,;a,: s,sSa,
exhaust etc. SHARP - . tack
u4NrooMERY-sTtIHns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

1l00 Ga, Ave. Nav, ia, U.4lVI
s i!.. .ss.F II.a :JsE s beer .'sa
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
4 is. t,d K. Hvss As' n.s IN Y 80
PLYMOUTH '56 d-dr. VS. savoy
sedan; poNeraite. Z. and h. ivory
and blue! excl eon9;, ~. llIyfs
CRisWKi'ts IA. 3-0a1S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

esl : "a. Ave. N.W. 10. s.ioll
s:ss'sS! 80. s s.:sss,,.aa - -d ~
slss5 snisa: w s, .a -, g.
9. ~, ira iou miisasH on
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gTuDKpAKER 1888 RssaI ds luxe
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'55 PONTIAC

star Chief Catalina; speeiAi green
dlo. heater, power steefing and
brakes. vhits-wsil tires; one
owner.
Biz Trades Baay Turns
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IN tie Heart o. Hetht9dn
PONTIAC 50 star Chief hardiop
s-dr.; an power hydra; :. and
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81 SOS for 10 months. insurance
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Ina S nafHs1S. s-'S ar: 1 .ss. eeSS
setusi miles. A real skoS-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


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PONTIAC 81 E-dooF: $500: fec.
tory afr eond hyqr,-. p9gel
steerins, fully ssalppsd; lsy mil.s'
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sHACKER MQTORS

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johanna OLDS

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PONTIAC 1853 star Chat conv.;
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incl power sleffins and bTakes:
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POHANKA OLDS

USED CAR CENTER OPEN TIL Q
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Silver 9prins ~. 5-1SS5
PONTIAC SO sta. was. $500:
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lcoNTlNuEpl

PLYM0UTH TAxlcAls, .sss. $500
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chsvro'et cernsr for rs Years
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-21
Trenholm News
POwhatan High P-TA
Meeting Attracts
Large Attendance

A good crowd of parents from
this community attended the P-TA
meeting and movie at PoWhatan
High School Monday night and al
so enjoyed visiting with I h G
teachers OF their children.
Mi. and Mrs. Cecil Dcnoon visit
ca her mother. Mrs II M. Kidd.
at Elk Hill Sunday Mrs Dcnoon
is wen now after having fall
some time ago and lnjurlng her
arm.
Nh and Mrs. Marion SILVER and
daughter. Of Richmond. visited Nh
and Mrs. r b Swami Sunday eve
nlng
A large crowd from Muddy Greek
attended the G. A Coronation Ser
vice at Fine Creek Church Sunday
night
Blilah Ann Hatcher. from Muddy
Greek. Was crowned queen. Char
lcne Denoon was maiden. and
Charlotte Jones and James G. De-
noon We're the queens attendants.
Mrs r. j Willis is the counselor.
Hunting season opened with A
bang. bang, this Monday morning
but very few guns are being fired
around here.
Rich is The man that has some
land
When hunting season comes IN
He can shoot at VIII until every
thing IS still
And doeSn ask any man
Mfr and MIS- Tommy Coin and
boys, Of Prospect. VISITED her par
ents Nj and Mrs W II Smith
for the week end Other visitors
were Conway Crews and grand
child. Of Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. PAU Stratton and
family visited Mrs. Media Rumon
II Richmond Sunday She Is home
from the hospital nov and IS I'M
proving
MIR and Mrs Paul Roopc were
business visitors IN Falnvillc Mon
day
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Duke and
family Of Richmond, visited non
parents. Nh and Mrs B W vii
burn Sunday and also attended tic
GA. Coronation Service at Fine
Greek Church