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GAS RANGES. used. new; $40 up
I0l1 7th Il: NV. Ma s-ssss
GAS RANGES, new. used: installa-
ton PkkRLE63 SALES Co. 1887
Ca ave NV. AD 2-2l0O
HI-FI CONSOLE sBT-Brand-neV.
excellent condition. Reasonable.
Call AID. 2-4763.
HI-FmELITY. Admiral: powerful
delivery. 4-speed auto. 2-jeWeled
needles. bass and treble control:
4-77ii for free home demo.
HOSPITAL BEDs-Adiusfahls type,
complete with innerspring mat
tress, S2o .06. N. FRANK a SON,
4l4 $40 ST. NV. DI. 7-b023.
KITCHEN CABINETS, sinks, tops,
vanities, vent hoods. compl. dis-
play, Misc, wall and base cabinets
Assortment OF used appliances and
cabinets, SUBURBAN KITCHENS,
nelo bslto. ave, Hyatts., Nd
LADDER, 80 ft., aluminium Sos
OF best offer. WA. 7-2039.
LATHE, 9-in.. quick change -NUuth
SEND metal cuttine: 30 IN. be-
tween centersi no accessories;
excel. cond. so. e-4072; call after
LAWN TURN. = elders, ehaises,
out az great sac. LU. 3-O012.
LUGGAGE RACK. for TOP Of auto,
waterproof, heavy canvas, upper
closed: Slb, OIL. 2-S947.
MOTORs-1/1OO to 100 h.p. and
reduction scar, 6.4i0 volts; re-
isos iitS s., No. ;ssasorsaS. AHrf'
ORGAN. small electric, good eond. /;
I0r church or home use. Call Mr..
PLUMMkR at NE. s-4220 or La.
ORGANs-see us for values in
nome ana church organs. such
brands as Hammond, Estey. Lowry
Prices start at $3.50. Guaranteed
Hurry before they are gone
KITS, 1880 O at. NV. RE.
7-6212.
PAINT. 1900 gallons: 1926 value.
5e gal; sh.-Wms and others.
2bl3 N st. NV. J. H. o1CHRER.
PIANO. Gulbransen spfnet: ideal
for beginning student and for
Whose whose problem Is space;
S395 incl, bench and local del
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. HOS g
st. NV. DI. 7-s464.
PIANOS-Your choice Of blonde,
ebony or mahog spinets. Reduced
to S425. For . very limited time
only. VS. down, and bal SO mos.
KITS 1880 q 81. NV. RE.
PIANO--siightly used spinet re-
turned. Continued payments on
1880 q 81. NV. AZ. 7-e2fa.
PIANos-Excellent reductions in
nice selection Of returned from
st. NV, RE. 7-esia. i"SV "
PIANO. spinet fun keyboard,
mahoE. case, 2 mos. old. S4IB
or best offer. AID, 4-3152.
PIANO, uprisht, $3.50: or trade for
stamp collection or guns. IA.
PIANO. upright. Eood playing eond !;
keys very good: 500. IA. 7-903S.
PIANO, 0ulbransen. fun keyboard
spinet mahoeany. like new eond.
E sers5Iil a,,i tone = and. ana sstioI: "a.
PIANOS Wide selection Of recon-
ditioned uprightS, smaftly styled
IN . new durable finish: especially
fully guaranteed and flne values
for beginning students; S1a5 IN
Including local delivery. CAMP
BELL Music CO. 11Ds q st. NV.
DI. 7-e464.
PIANO. rebuilt player. smartly
styled. In q new durable nnish.
especially suited for rec. rm.; ex-
eeDtional value at S406, includes
bench and local delivery
CAMPBELL MUSIC co,
HOS q 81. NV, DI 7.s464
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

DRIVING LESSONS lessons, S25.
New dual-controlled cars. Free
pickup service. Wo. 6-6O34.
NEW CLASSES weeks. beg, and
quick rev; Il typins, shor tsans.
openings - $50 = 500 week up.
All kinds OF positions Welcome,
visit BOYD SCHOOL, cor. 18th
and a NV, ma. S-2340.
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

AIR CONDITIONING UNITS - s.
ton Carrier % phase-20S) In per-
feet condition. Can be seen in
operation. VIII sacriice. under
$3.50: purchaser OF 2 can have
water tower free. Phone Elk. y
1900 for appointment.
AIR cONDITI0NER-Prigidaire, Z.
ton. good as new $50. EN-. B.
e007, before 10 am.
AIR CONDITIONER, Feeders, 2.
h.p., $50: Homart, 20-in. fan. $50;
Lau Nite-Air portable 20-inch
fan, $3.50. no. 2-4300, Ext. 413,
AIR CONDITIONER. 5-ton CONNER.
perfect cond.: $500, METcALF,s,
1920 Colesville I'd, Silver Spr
JU. 9-a72b.
arr C0ND., chTysler Airtemp. case
cond.: sI75. Box i5-R, Star.
AIR CONDITIONER--5-ton Frigi.
daire unit: needs some repair.
Bargain. JE. e-4501, JE. 2-64s6,
AIR Condolences, new '5s units
at terrIle savings for cash BUYERS
PARAMOUNT Co. 1902 Ca ave
NV. HU. 3-4600. Free parking
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS 4 SERVICE

ADDITIONS, rms, porehes. dormers.
earports, patios, ialousies. screens .
est. ALLIED HOME IMPROVE
MENT CO, IA, 2-S316. Phone day
or night for free estimates.
ADDITIONS. porches. rec. rms.
alterations, free estimates Terms
Va, Nd. and d. c. ACTION. ~.
9-764g.
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK; free
est; no Job too small; white man;
guaranteed work. FL. 4-5S3b.
CARPENTER; porehes. partitions.
sheivtng, cabinets, painting, gen.
repairs. J. ROWELL. tx. 3-0627.
CARPENTRY, general jobbing. home
improvements, remodeline. store
fronts. fixtures. brickwork. plas-
tering. cement work, freproofing
EDDIE HOWELL. JU. e-4O61.
CARPENTRY. painting. porehes.
recreation rooms. dormers; small
repairs. Reliable. NO. 7-1eb3
SOC
-aa.I
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hELR-MoMEN

tAtAtIaNl41 - Two Zen notch
and nccnrsTr' E1sl x fISrf. sn :
eIlsli1, hIGhIT lnllIIlgent and can-
enle u producing large yoluaao u
hINn quality york. Write p o.
Boa eInt. Dallas, Ifxa1. siVlna
fuIi particulars 81 personal hiss
tory. tNptfience and aalaFN re-
qnIremfuts
sEcRfTAnfKa. fall and part time,
4Iu.Yl0u W. W. AVlnllon Capt
lol Hi. run rel an1oe 10 open
inga DAILY, an kinds visit MIfs
Lee Al BOYD kmy Center. COT
ieth and q Ma. t.23fo feat. 40
tr1
s ssa.Ie..s =, .ssiIi s!s , E.,,,
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MIscELLAMEous WANIEp

ANTIQUE PIsT0Ls-Pine wheel.
lock or flintlock arms only: pri-
vate collector. Box 1907. Star.
BEDROOM, dining rm.. contents Of
home; cash. We DO moving. store
age: reasonable rates IA. D-2937.
3Os
BOOKS BOUGHT = Any quantity.
ALBION BOOK SHOP, t76e "a.
ave NV 81 3-66es
DIAMOND 1EWELRY Of any de-
serlption: gold. silver: cash paid.
ERNST BURK. 6i4 18Th q ne.
CONTINUED On Esxt Passl
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65l PENNA. AVE. Sc.
2O10 14th ST. NV.
921 H ST. NE.

-
TYPEMRITERs-sb over our costs,
BROWNs'S SERVICE, 500 w.
s sEpse s." Pans Church Va Ia ".
TYPEWRITERs, new, portable, big
cash discounts or liberal terms.
Also bargains galore In fecond.
standards and portahles. CIRCLE.
SER ~ what r.; we ~. SET q 2 r. we
vAcUUMe, Sl0-S2O; l-year guar.
Hyattayille Sewing a Vacuum Co,
52ll Baltimore ave. AP. 7-3bb3.
CLEANER, late model
excel; eQnd., sacrifice cash only.
LA 8-09b0
VACUUM CLEANERs-Electrolux.
will deliver. S12nb. RIA. 3-81s1.
VENETIAN BLINDS, sign and sta
tlonary Call ROBERT L. PLUM
MER, ME, B-4220. az
iset eondi ksnn's s7s u'G a. 'slsiS-
WASHER, late. fully auto. GOOD
$685. sSSs. WIZ deliver 500 Ii Z
WASHER. late model, ssmiauto-,
IL Zee 7.s sSnS. WIN deliver .SS.
WASHER. fully auto, SIS: wrought
iron and pine bar. 2 bar stools.
500. TW. 3-7iOS.
WASHING MACHINE and drisr,
snnJ. Electric ! ". old. VIII.
WASHING MAcHTNE-B6 Easy
splfaiator, auto: used only 5 mo.
$40. IA. $500.
WASHING MACHINE--Frieidaiye
auto, porcelain, $50, misc. furn-
ituIe. lawn movers. Garden tools
and BICYCLES. 0oing overseas.
OIL. 6-7775.
WATER COOLER. Norge electric,
perfect condition: reasonable,
HOBART CLEANERS. RIA. 6-6ssO.
WELDING MACHINE, 900 amp,
OE electric starter mounted on
Chevrolet 1-tOn truck Gail NE.
s-sge7 between 8 and 5 pm. IA.
WINDOW PAN, HoMART. with
timer: enamel-top III, table: metal
end 2 pm. DU. 7-ii63.
6OING OUT or BUSINESSMAN
books sold Il terrifhc discount,
SSEsgQbBo Es !. FRIENDS BOOK
s SlnP. i ssS S "a = s.Ssssa oO'n eve
TO FLA. = Bedrm. suite.
RUGS lamps. chairs, fine daven.
port. din. set, refgr, deep freeze.
lawn mower, adding machlnes,
many Items. OIL. 2-3655.
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EuNH New naul.h mntarn aefa
Cal Mis- NIdahL ~. 1-1tNI dkfl.
VA a.utto egea
fu4N. - nsdfm. raila. ~. n,
A .sszslAiI' hIls-.-hfas' fsaa'
YUAN AnII1ns Nmn|ra foia. fed
a4u#IN. SO nnIIEhI plane and
e s IN s nseea ae..n ssp
tahIe. Al Morris char naE, $40.
antique table $40 ANTIQUE rocker
lsa. ~, Eisi.' SHa is-;siiS. IT,
CLOSING OUT
nptlfs nteck a modern furnituss
draalically reduced fof auick dia-
poaal Allo tflmendou1 savings
On Ffanfh Prov. and karIH AmeTis
can Quality furniture and bed
f,ns a sea z lPus,s prices.
h.Hn.
Stahler's Furn. Co.
SIC 4 an q, NV RI. 9-aafO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS FoR RENT

GAIN SAWS. pumps, generators.
SOD cutters rollers, etc RENTAL
TOOL a EQUIP co ~ $4,000,
Polishers, Sanders, Vacs
Low RATES. DAY. WEEK. NO.
Modern Floors
23ai 18th o. NV AID 4-7B76
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TRASH REMOVED

yards, bsmts cleaned Fret ests
WALKER TRASH CO.. FE 3-2S02
Al ROOF REPAIR. painting, gut.
ter SPOUT, new roof install all
types. Free est. LU. 1880.
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BOX lat, STAR


PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO has i'm
mediate openinE for olrl Friday,
who can SPOT photography and
help IN Al phases Of photography
Hkpfr. pref. but not necessary.
Apply n person 3 an. 70 10 am,
s kpn lsFG ssos 1 Friday !. oLooAu
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. alter.
sat, and syn. and some ewes
1 5ess Cal after Q pm IN
mkrkPTioNIsT, part tims. pr, 4
oucl, some typlne. x3h, PoTo-
MAC n1rLs 100 7. Broad a.,
nkckPTIoNfsI, some typ.. short
hand and once exp. good sur
ABLE if04 n. =. Ave n,w-. 127
10s
RkCkfIiONIsT. In Washlnaton's
most elAmoropa and busy beauty
salon. Must be alert and IKE
Rx2s'.akH, pP sSs n ls ss'p Z. I az.
RECkpTiONIsTs. some typina,
doctors once, Alex. SIS days
Il 'hiifrs Sv1 Aisa.. kr. 1as.sssso. IVA
ace; some tSpins: Se5. PoTo-
MAC MMPL, lo1 \. Broad st.,
p c., ", 2-7212.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Q
ahorthand. dr.'a ofimr. some medi-
cal exper, pref. 5 days, $3.50, Po-
TOMAC EAfpL., 233l Wilson blvd.
Arl., IA. $1,000.
INSTRUMENTATION = Pals
HAaam|Aa
ssis' POTOMAC OknPf. ie1 T.
Broad 81, y, c.. JE. 2-I212.
INSTRUMENTATION, Bethes-
da, SEQ. HA0oERTY EMPL.
eERv, ole Ellsworth dr.. ~.
s-o404.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
CLERK TYPIST

Interesting work and opportunity
for advancement with Ice. real
estate and mortgage loan nIm,
Liberal employe dement's, We
would Ike TO talk to you II you
are = hish school graduate, under
3b and an accurate typist. CAL
Mr. Allnutt. DI. 7-S300.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

1NS-USED
$30-$40-$50-S60
=, AZ Sizes Of screens Available
Written Guarantee With Every Tv
Brand-NeW Picture Tubes
Less THAN 81 PER INCH GUAR.
Open 0 AN. 10 D PM
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25
I(l(.f

Mr. and f. Il Bondurant were
dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs. r.
G Walton Thursday.
Rev and Mrs Il O, llerndon
and twins. and Mrs. II. r Brad
shaw were luncheon guests OF Mr.
and Mrs W s. Weaver Saturday
Clarence Bradshaw. OF Durham
n G. spent the week end with
Mrs II T. Bradshaw
Miss Mary Lyle has returned
after visiting Mn and Mrs. Mat
thew Lyle IL keysville
Mrs + s Andrews and Mrs. f.
,C Andrews attended services at
d aNis Memorial Presbyterian
church al Prospect Sunday
Mrs Bradshaw Has Guests
Rev and AIRS II N Soyars and
Mn and Mrs. W S Weaver We're
dinner guests q Mrs II Y Brad
shaw Sunday
Capt and Mrs Paul IIiliy. and
baby OF IT Meade Ma We're
week end guests OF her parents. Nh
and Mrs F. r Trear
Miss Betty Andrews spent Satun
day with Miss Shirley Dunkley in
Farmville.
Rev. and Mrs Parker Perkins.
and children. were dinner guests Of
Nj and Mrs r. 3 Waithall Sun
day.
Murray Bradshaw has returned
home after visiting his sister, Mrs
J b Farley. in Roanoke last week
AIeNandrian Spends Night
Ms Bertie Gille. Of Alexandria.
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Alr and Mrs K NJ Brad
shaw
Mrs ] Frank Wood. Of Rich
mond and Mrs X II Jones. Of
Amelia. are visiting MI ard Mrs.
W 5 weaver Luncheon guests Of
MI and Mrs Weaver Tuesday
we're Mrs Southall FarraI OF
Blackstone and Miss Nab e /
Vaughan, Of Fiarmville
MI and Mrs Crawford Yeats
spent several days recently Visit
Ing relatives and friends IN New
bort News Mrs Lon Ella Yeats
OF Newport News, IL visiting Nj
and Mrs Yeats this week.
MISS Claudia Bradshaw and Iu
Gay ChenelY q Richmond. we,r
week end guests Of Mrs c J..
Bradshaw
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25
Old Abilene

Harmon Walton and Milton wal
ten were Sunday dinner guests of
R"y and Ms J 4 Klnr and
f6ma,f
.aa t.Haa fleahmAn. fram
Longwvod College, spent The wcek
end With Mr. and Mrs Garland
CLARK On Sunday A1r and Mn
Harry Freshman Parents III Linda
we're dinner quests Of the Clars.s
Barry Ferguson also Was OWN
nlaht guest III the same Rome
Most off tho iitrle folks enioyed
the birthday party Saturday tor
Brendh and Sandra NeIsno
Mr. Iand Mrs Robert DrlsAllf and
SKIP am Nrs Turner al Of RIM
f'nona4 were dinner guests Of Mrs
lielenI Drskill on sunday Aif aad
Mfs l9niakill went u then c9unty
honle ana took pictures ol Tho
neaa'+'ui tilpa winch wcie WIZ
ploonI
Bfiskills Entertain
NJ ! ani MRS Alton Nclsou. anf
chiIdlNn were supper quests Of
MiS ltelen Dri>klll and MI and
Mrs Thomas DnsEll Min. Georae
BLANKS visited II the same home
Mr. ana Mrs I'd Drlskin plan VI
move back 10 Their home Nav /
They! have been IN Clifton Forge
Mrs a mie Bowman has ,r.
turned 70 her home after beihe with
hei mother, Mrs. Flave Drlskiu
who has been SICK but Is much
better
Mrs. Authur TreadWay and
family Of Long Island VA. visited
Nh and Mrs Sam Bailey and
family, Sunday Nh and Mrs Floyd
Garrett visited III the same home
CARROTS, Baileys Go TO Game
\ Floyd Garrett and sister. Patsy
Phillip and Polly Ann Bailey went
e I've ball game Sunday at Wor-
shans.
MI ana Mrs. Charlie Rosser
caiicd 70 see their parents. Mr. and
Mr FFloyd Garrett Sunday
Mrs. James Layne. and children
visited Mrs. y s. King and children
Friday
Waverly Pollard has moved from
= Drlskills to Meherrin.
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Webb and
Robert Bell called to see Mrs. ]
NJ ehappen, and family. On SIN
ody- lhofnas Chappell visited the
same home.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25
Amelia 4-H'ers
Enter 5 Floats

Amelia will have five floats in
'iie ~ cup seven-county parade
and field day Saturday in Crewe.
Arm Gordon Jenkins is chairman
OF the eighth grade clubs float
with MI and Mrs. Wiley Paul and
NJ and Mrs. Buck Goodman as
adult advisers.
Betty Lou Morris is chairman of
the senior high school clubs float
with Mrs. Milton Anderson, adj
wiser. Mattoax club float chairman
Is Juan Wilmington. with Mrs Rov
Wilmington. Ms. G. B Lush and
Mrs John Woods. Jr., adult adj
Vlsers. Advising on the elementary
club float are Mrs. E. C. Smith
Mrs George Anderson and Mrs. J
q. Phillips
Amelia Lions are sponsoring the
Amelia county council float.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25
ma Rucker
Sandy Greek Kcpresented


Sandy Greek Represented
Those attending tile Elsie Muir
dock group meeting at Union Ban
list Church Saturday from Sandy
Greek We're Mrs Buster Eoiln
Mrs Dawson joyce MIS- Henry
Nash Nus Albeit MiIlsman Mia
Winston Carter Mrs Vcsler Jcn
kins, Mrs Ruben price. MISS
Emma Rucker Miss nrenda Penn
belton. Miss Edna Burton ana Mrs
!lna Mcudor
Oden Cafruthcrs, Of WA shington
Gpent Thursday NIGHT with Mr. and
Nus A G Mann
Mr. and Mrs Mike Adkins were
supper guests OF Mrs Virginia
Robertson Saturday
MI and Mrs Chuck Brown. and
son Of South Hi spent the week
cnd with Nh ana Mrs Stanley
Gals and MI and Mrs. Henry
Oliver
Nj sud Mrs tlwood feoyd Mr4
Hortensc Leadbetter. Mls i.fccilr
Cawihorne ana girls. and CALVIN
Mcador. Of Richmond Nl And
Mrs Harry Bllnklcy and Ms
PrarIl Bowman. ol FarnaVllle.
visited Mr. and Mrs Leslie Mcado
Sunday.
l4lewell,ns Have Gne>ts
Nh 3nd Mrs Larry jenkins. ana
family q Richmond. spent TIKI
Week end With M and MIS- sam
LleWellyn.
2 Den Carrnthcr and Robert
Floyd OF Washington. d. e.. were
dinner guests Of Nh and Mrs
Vestcr jenkins Friday
Henry Lee Mash 81 Richmond
called 70 see his uncle. Henry
Nash Sunday
Mr. and Mrs NJ Garnet Of
flsherYille spent The Week end with
Mi and Mrs Howard Garrett. NJ
Mr. and Mrs Buster Boruin. and
family yisitea MI. Ana Mrs.
Leonard Revere nl Richmond sun
day
hornms Have supper
Mr. and Mrs Jeffrles Borlun
and girls. Of Burkeyille. We're sup-
pei guests Of Mr. and Mrs, Wit
Borim Saturday Sunday MI ana
Mrs Bornn Morris. Of nnrkepilr.
VISITED IN the Borum home
Mrs Tie fr Meador returned
from Southsidc Hospital Ii Farm
VILE Sunday and Bob Borum ie
turned from there Monday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

"ech ehd With htl mother Mrs
James Emerson. and Mi Einel
son
Mrs. Charlie Dowdy Jf. and
children. Jerry and Charlene. were
Sunday visitors of her parents, Mr.
and MIS- Ed Shinault
Our concert by the choir AT the
church Sunday MAS real sue
cess We appreciate the attend
aer q so Many Of our friends
ft8in III the salrouudlnB towns.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25
Deo.onv;lIe Items
UtOIOnViIt VcWS
Mrs. Leslie Meador, Bob Borllm
Return From SOuthside Hospital

Nh and Mrs Witt Borlm and
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Borum, and
family visited MI and Mrs. Mel
Vim Chcnm,lt oil Peaks, Sunday
Mrs. T. Ia Mrador. u Crcwe
spent several days last week with
Mrs Witt Boium and several day
lhis week With Mrs Henry Nash
Miss Sadie Mcador Of Richmond.
spent the week end with Mrs A.
G Mann
Miss Edna Burton. Of Richmond.
spen ti>thc week end With Miss
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

Mr.. and Mrs Bernie + White.
and Jimmie. Of Frederickshurg.
were week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter c. Glascock and ". G.
Glascock and J 3. Dnsk.ll Of
brakes Branch, were Sunday lln.
mel guests of the Glascocks and
lheir Sunday afternoon s9nsls Wrrs
Nh and I A. R!ekman. and ehl
ttrcn. OF Richmond ana Mlnatn
Glascock, Of Burleyillr
Mr.. and MIS- . & Kaataaan
were Sunday subper etas an.
and Ars AZ En-
colonla, ueieus
Mr. and N,.s 4 n e.,rr.tt *,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25
You're always prepared for
aRar1tty from / your: Pdlill ant

YOUR GROCER IS FEATURING THEM NOW Iiaex-
p4esd qucsts busy aay2 midnight snack To nake2 Why
not stock up these makings at souF Ffocegs today
remember plenty Of CocaC ola So good taste and IN such
gool Coke really puts tfe finishing touches Oh Ill
lnpf0Gnptu meal.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

= SNACK TRAY. Served with Coke, it's ideal for
evening entertaining. Try combining cubed luncheon
meat and picked onions; cocktail sausages, sweet
pickle slices; shrimp. stuffed olives cream cheese dried
beef. Add assorted crackers
! cHEESEBURGER. Season quick-frozen ground
beef with basil. Saute until almost done top with
square Of American cheese, cook in covered skillet
until cheese melts Only sparkling drink goes 50
well with burgers-Coke! SO good in taste, in such
good taste-serving CocaCola makes burgers meal
in themselves.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-22
ExECUTRIx NOTICE

The undersigned, having quail
flied as Executrix Of the estate
of J. M. McGougan, late Of Co
lumbus County, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the
undersigned on o. before the
l4th day OF January, 1859. or
this notice will be pleaded in
bar Of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate will make payment to the
undersigned.
This the 14th day of January.
1858.
Velma 3. McGougan,
Executrix of the estate
of J. M. McGousan,
deceased
m
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-22
orestrY Course
Spurs Interest
In S. {. Youths

CLEMSON - Clemson Col.
lege's four-year forestry curri-
culum. established in September,
is squirting new interest in for
'eStry careers for South Carolina
youth.
The new program provides in
state college training for the first
time in this Increasingly scienti-
fic field.
Clemson converted from two
year prc-foreStry courses this
fall. Previously South Carolina
students were forced outside the
state to complete forestry work
in the northern 'r"., crsitics.
The initial v,iC,. al hinh school
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-22
FOR RENT

Furnished bedrssm ana kiteh-
en-. - DerssA without children
heat See At 81
Hickman Read. or call -34Sl
Tabor City, N. c. Gu
FOR RENT: Downstairs, fssl
room apartment with electric
hot water heater. on Live Oak
Street. Contact Mr.. or Mrs. ].
Woody High. Phone 24ll, Tab
or City.
FOR SALE AT SACkI11CR
PRICE - Super market in
Tabor City must be sold due
to owners illness. For details
write TO Box 3D., Tabor City,
N. c. (1-D
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graduates Is measured by Glenn
sons fall enrolment figures.
Forty-four incoming freshmen
enrolled, swelling the total of
forestry majors TO rs.
Another factor m this new
surge of interest is demand, says
Dr. holman Lehoisky, VINO heads
Clemson FRESHMAN department.
The need for well-trained for
esters in recent years has far
outstripped the supply, he re-
lates, and will continue to do so
in the foreseable future
I'm our modern age" says DR..
LehotSky, growing and harvest
ing of forest trees must be ac-
compliShed scientifically and eff
fCicntly, a fact 10 which our
country IS awakening.
The prcSent-day forester must
support his professional know
ledge with foundation OF basic
science - mathematics, physics.
chemistry and biology Forest
protection principe are rooted
IN chemistry anu biology: forest
economies and management de-
pend upon mathematics: and the
harvesting and procession Of
trees call for a knowledge OF
In addition % growing and
harvesting trees. ii. Lchotsliy
inicrprclS, the Clemson program
is tuned to appreciation Of such
secondary forest benefits as Wild
Iii, management, sci! and water
conservation, and recreation.
The applaudcd Clemson curri-
cu'um embraces both funda-
mcntois and applied sk.us cs-
s.n'Ial 10 scientific management
of mulIplC-usc forests. The now
Plant and Animal Science Build
lng houses lTssrm.w aua labor
a'ry instruction. Varied ...,s,
stands are available uu ~. a.
o0O-acrc land area IN the campus
vicinity.
Clemson student @rc introduce
oa 60 forestry courses in t.c
.''"w1ro year with work IN
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-22
RxECUrRH NOTICE

The undersigned, having quail
flied as Executrix % the estate
Of F. H. Wright. late Of Column
bus County, this Is 70 notify nj
persons having claims against
said estate to present N,em - he
undersigned on or before thu
9th day of December, 1855, OF
this notice will be pleaded II
bar Of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate will make payment to the
undersigned.
This the 9Th day OF December,
1857.
Irene Wright, Executrix
of the estate of F. II.
Wright, deceased
Dec Is, rs ,Jan.l8,l5,22