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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-14
Trenholm

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Houchins.
and son. Of Richmond, visited MI
and Mrs Floyd Palmore
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Mcclure and
Mrs Frances Palmore visited MI.
and Mrs. Oliver Morrison, Of Be
Iona, Sunday
Recent guests Of Mrs. Alma Wi
burn were Mr. and Mrs. Claiborne
Wilburn. and family. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Wilburn. Of Richmond
Mrs. Maize Palmofe. Mrs Cellie
Cole and Nanny May Cole visited
Mfr. and Mrs Montell Cole, and
family. Of Richmond. Monday
Willisns Go to Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J Willis and
Betty Jane Willis were in Richmond
Saturday
Walter Mcclure returned to VPI
Sunday after spending the holidays
with his parents.l Nh and Mrs H
D. Mcclure.
H D. Mcclure is spending sew
eral days at VPI at Blacksburg at
, tending a dairy school
S, Ryland Stokes, Jr., returned
to Richmond Thursday after spend
4 ing several days with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w T. Stokes
| Donald Visits Aunt
Donald Ray Hagen. Of Richmond,
I &c
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. r. J
Wills.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eubank, Of
Richmond. visited Mrs. Rosa Pal
more Saturday en- route home after
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Grant Elliott.
OF Louisiana
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. BoatWright.
and daughter, visited his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Boatwright, Of
DillWyn. Sunday
| Mrs. F. W BoatWrlght, and
daughter, and Mrs. Eva Stokes
were in Richmond Thursday.
CaIhouns Stop BY
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Calhoun, and
family. Of Spring Grove, visited Nh
and Mrs. Charles DeNoon during
e week end. They were on their
way home after spending the hoI-
days visiting relatives in Missouri
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hatcher, and
family, visited Mrs Lucy Ella
Hatcher, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hat
cher and Mr. and Mrs Charlie
Duke in Richmond last Tuesday
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Rabies Vaccination
In Buckingham

The Buckingham dog rabies vac
clnatlOn program is being held
Monday and Tuesday. Jan 10 and
a.
Robert Gillian. sanation officer.
was authorized by the board Of
SUPERVISORS to arrange tho pro
grams. Monday the vaccination
was done at Arvonla Post or
flee and the c. f. LeSueur store
at Arvonla from Id pm. Tuesday
the vaccination program VIII be
conducted at Spgpnses Corner from
IA pm
Gillian said all dogs not sac-
clnated and puppies over four
months old must receive the vac.
cination before the 1858 dog tags
will be sold.
ne also asked that stray dogs IN
Drought 70 the game wardens Who
VIII be present al the vaccination
stations
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Green Bay

Mrs, c. r. Redd has returned
from Richmond where She apant
sometime Ii the home Of Mr. andd
Mrs. w I Shepp
Mr. and Mrs @. C. Kaufman
visited her parenis Mr. aud Mrs,
l.. II Woodbridge al Appoinatlog
Sunday.
Ms H. n Nunnally was called
to Clifton Forge Friday To be with
her dauehter Mrs. Walter Yer
mllya, who Is patient in the hos
pital there,
MI and Mrs T. G Fowlkes. Of
Victoria. were Sunday visitors Of
Mrs ] r Nunnally
K Mrs Jack Nunnally Mr and
Mrs, Hugh jenkins, Mr. and Mrs
G w Palmer and l.. T NunnaIly
attended the Governor Inaugural.
ton al Richmond Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hammer or
Washington. were week end guests
OF Nh. and Ms Jack Nllnnally
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entered TIN teaching profession ip0i
nvu yeats ~ Served aS assistant
principal al Thompsnntnwn iIifh
school. In The summer be attended
Columbia University III New YORK
where III laa1 M ref-Ived his M al.
II Waa helr that h~ fH@i hls iutH4
witc MILLS Dorothy Badipra VII
u6an .,. h,,g hao.,oo ~
tef,alsaI.Ts =. MI ~ a,r,o,,.. ~
at.a,.I fn., N. e,la,.a5tnd n.
MIMI ct1#fa ,a,,sa VI, l,aa,sn pna.
iaapA and l..en,e.4aa m.t hf.ra@a
.,ea.5..,..d .1t hI~ t,4
ovielo WAX nsny " tsa b..,.r,.,t
novGle u q a peotv ana hte TT
.n5,y baJo .sd eo,n4fhing y, dn ,si.,,
nss hera..irr. :. hta4ar1.r
a,4itn,YYno VIVA ,nh III, Thnn,,.4r
.toDn HIen Dr grfliagrl clertaa MI
v etara ana tr,n4sed hasensli.
4sst, II taqa i. a4, H. fee, as1
hrrat ,iaraor.assa lie eeonred
Dos,t,eu 4 Inc st,tc arcl1vse II th,.
eta4e 4bs.,v IN, tes4
MI hacalnn .o.'1..r. ...,t@ h.o',
WV tba p,nuFyIvgnls tljs.@,.r~t r,,a5
II th,a canar.fg III nr.
nafea e.veral nefar,ble.e das,..lf,
ina pon.s,lva,its,e r.1a, IN Wort1
WI. Il
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ond intersection. Oveiton noted that
visibility Oh this corner Is extremely
poor
One 0f The Nall.rS NJ I'LL pind1t
ted map IN lhal ID Wlll hGlp Chief
Ovcrt0n III his annual report ~ The
town manager making rceomm H4.
atoms toward Improvements IN tn.
town traffic system.
All told there Wcrr NJ wreck III
Farnvile Involving properly DUN.
zee, and seven involving pel Aanal
hJuy during 1857 lhia u Hill M
crease over 1856 WHEN ~ accidents
eccuired with an identical number
II personal injury accidents
Leading Disaster corners in
Farmyille show up hy cxam!hine.
the number Of coinets where more
than one accident Occurred dlYIno
the past year They are rs folloWs
Garden and Third. q North land
Third, 3. South and Third A Nd
ond and North. "A 50 Geo pr Nina
Buffalo, n Fourth and Main. 2
Virginia and LonpWood Apennc y,
Irving and Hill, q Cedar and Third
:, and Main and Third ?
Personal injury was recorded al
The following intersections Main
and Fly. School and First Avenue
II front Of post Office Hill and
Irving. Garden and Third. North
and Third. and Virginia and Long
wood Avenue.
There has been only one accident
noted for 1858 With the knoWladR
that the above cnrnells are danger
ou5, F'arnvile citizens can start
now to improve tho growing re-
cord made last year
torcWarned IS fortarmed
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B g Wilson Jr has pneu.
nonia a the B Iona home OF his
rother MRS Oliver Morrison
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Jefferson Items

Robert schrccengost u Rich
mond. visited his mother Mis- w
I Jackson. New Years day
G4eSts OF Mrs NlonteIe jackson.
ana family. Sunday were her father,
VI 7 Harvey. brother. CLYDE
Harvey and SISTER Miss Annie
- Harvey all of Nelson COUNTY
Miss Brenda LLOYD ana Miss Mint
Spring spent several days during
the Christmas vacation from school
AZ Lake PLACID N j and had 4
wonderful trip
Mrs Betsy Mathews and daugh-
ter. Mar9aret. of Richmond. were
SUNDAY guests Of Mr. and Mrs f
p Hicks.
Richnionders Visit
New Years day visitors Al the
home Of Mn and Mrs. t. F. Hicks
We're Mr. and Mrs. Robert VAN
Dervool-t. Of Fine Greek. r. Fleet
Hicks and son, Richard. Of Rich.
mond
Mrs. Edward r Tilman has been
N Richmond several times during
the week to see her mother, Mrs
George 7 HenShaw, Of Midlothian.
who is a patient at ST. Lukcs Hos
pital
Mr.. and Mrs Noble Percy. and
TWO sons, Of Norfolk. arrived late
New Years day TO visit MI and
Mrs. S. r Piercy They LEFT for
Richmond early Sunday morning to
visit other relatives before Return,
ing to Norfolk Another guest who
came OF Friday to spend the week
end was Mrs Aflic Alltop. Of Orion.
w Va. who is STAYING Ill Columbia
with relatives Nh and Mrs Oliver
c. Lippy. and family and Mrs
Percy took her back 10 Columbia
late Sunday evening.
Miss Perkins Leaves
Harry G. Perkins was In Norfolk.
lor the day January 2. taking his
daughter Linda back To Depaul
School Of Nursing, where She VIII
resume her studies after having had
a wonderful vacation since Deem
Der 20
Mr. and Mrs Harry q Perkins
we're IN Charlottesville late Sunday
evening when they took their son.
Paul. back to the University of Vsr-
ginia to resume his studies.
Mr.. and Mrs F A Martin. Of
Richmond we're week end guests Of
Mrs. W T. jackson,
MIR and Mrs. Robert II. Shaver
were in Richmond December % to
greet their new grandson. Keith
Howard Gwaltney who is able to
be at home With his parents Mr.
and Mrs Waitsell Gwaltnev. after
having been in an incubator for sev-
eral weeks. They also visited with
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Shaver. q New
York and Mr. and Mrs Gem Con
natser Of saudston. who were also
at the Gnaltney home
Mrs Charles Binford u Maldcns.
cave The CA girls nf rinn Crank
Baptist Church a Christmas party
at her home on December 30.
As the deer season closed on Sat
urday January 4 there va a long
list Of Infamous Hunters on the
bulletin BOARD at Jefferson wl.h
marks indicating many Shots with
no results during the season
However there have been several
who have been successful II aet-
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Jeffcfson Hnms
Sharors' Grandson. Kl;th Glru!tncy,
Out OF Incubator, Home With Parents

/ tins the limit of tao. and some rot
one AMONG the very proud and
happy ones haze been James III
man, Edward Tilman, George Law
ton Bobby Rouse. John Rouse. s +.
Percy AND Noble percy
Mrs Edward Ilman went 10
Richmond Friday 10 SEE her mother
WHO has Seen d patient tor several
days al st. Luke = Hospital Mrs,
George T Henchaw Mrs | b Will
son also went IN With her to visit
Mrs w q Kirby who Is recovering
Very rapidly from major surgery
last week She hopes to come home
next Thursday. Mr. Kirby has gone
IN every day 10 see her Mrs, Aomer
Willis was to see Mrs KIRBY Tues
day
Mr. ana Mrs Wesley M Adams
had 4 birthday dinner party on
saturday niaht IN honor of their
daughter. Brenda Sue. who was six
years old Much TO the surprise Of
the guests tape recorder was in
operation during the meal record
inc All the conversation. which was
played back to them later Also two
eolored moves were taken The
quests were Mr. and Mrs. ". |.
Adams. and children. Clark and
Cathy Mrs. w M Wandall and
son. Billy aud Mr.. and Mis-. Rob
ert Norton and two children
The board OF Deacons Of Fine
Greek Baptist Church had their
first meeting Of the new year on
Tuesday night at the church at
7.3o pm. preceding INC regular
quarterly business meeting Of the
church at $50 pm On Sunday
night. Jan two new dcacons had
oeen ordained in 4 service conduct
ed By the Pastor they are Max @
Nilby ana Nender Ford
Mr. and Mrs b Wilson and
sons viii leave earty Saturday morn
ing to spend the week end at
Mllboro Springs with Mrs. ]. W.
Fucker
The Mamie Bland DAVID Circle.
Al Eve Creek Baptist Church. had
a good attendance for their meeting
Oh Wednesday night al the home
d Mrs Max KilhH III spite of the
snoW and extreme cold They viii
take part ii TIE visitation program
scheduled fpr pest week when he
woman ) Missionary Socleiy Van d.
serve Focus week. TIE Dlaas are to<
visit the sick, and Prospective mem.
beIs Of the church ard its organi-
cations Thc WINS WIN have its
regular injecting on Wednesday. the
l5ih N the chafeh II pm. On
morning TIL THO groups
wll rave chafse ii TIE assembly
exercises Of The Sunday School and
that night the pastor viii brina
MISSIONARY sermon
MRS Irban q Frondorf. of Lazy
Oaks Farns IA Mlohaax, left eallv
Thursday morning Jan \. ~ air
for a totT week. VISIT wth relatives
N Auckland NeR leland.
James and Edward Tllnlan Jeff
aflv Thursday morning "a attend
a e7ta, g.l ,... ~
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

I
FORD '55
Fatrlane club sedan VS.; r. and h.,
2.tone paint; extra clean. A real
RossENTHAL CHEVROLET
Columbia Pike and South Glebe Rd;
FORD $50 Custom Tudor; straight
stick VS., equipped; 1-year guar
-tee available: $1.005.
STANDARD PONTIAC
2400 Chillum Rd. AP. 7-712O
FORD $50 VS. sta. wagon; safety
EQUIP; perfect In and out. sprins
BOWMAN
Studebaker-Pack ard- Mercedes
1900 Ca. Ave. NV. RIA. 6-1l22
FORD 1886 Country Sedan: o pas
senger; original finish; radio. heat
|er, automatic trans, power steer /.
/ Inis .aoss real nice station vaSoni
BREWER MOTORS
|5lll Wis. Ave. EN-. 2.77OO
HENRY J, 1851; 4 cyl. in excel.
shape. Must sell; $3.50 or hest
offer. EN-. 2-3322.
HENRY J 1852; good mechanical
condition; asking $3.50. Call OIL.
HILLMAINs ~. 81 convertible: clean
HILLMAN 1866 convertible: gray.
very clean. equipped; Sl.49b -
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
.l222 22nd st NV. FE. 10000
HUDSON 1855 Hornet Hollywood:
air cond., power brakes. power
windows. tinted glass. reclining
seat. Continental kit, Twtn-H
power, Powerdome, new Wv.
tires, push-button radio. 2-tone
4-S246. ROY. Wo. 6-2624.
HUDSON 40; r. and h., defroster.
Si40. WA. 1897.
IMPERIAL 1857 convertible; 1000
o giles .5 sg!a!YY equipped; Wv tires
IMPERIAL 1857 LeBaron sedan;
beautiful Goddess gold; fully equip;
power steering. power brakes. S4,-
295. CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
1922 o2nd st. NV, FE. $4,000
JAGUAR 1858 sedan: "a. auto.
trans, disc. brakes, wire wheels,
black. red interior. Wv. tires; 3
$3.65O. Wo. 6-72O5.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LINCOLN '56 Premiere cow; full
power, every extra. S2.19b; Sun,
1875. HAINEs MOTOR CORP
5000 Bladensburg rd.. WA
10000,
LINCOLN '53 Capri 4-door; power
equipped, radio. heater, hydra
matte drive: extra clean; out
standing value ct $3.50.
WyIHEELMoBiLR QUALITY CARS
$500 WISCONSIN, NV. EN-. 3-470e
LINCOLN 81 Premiere; white. air
cond., fully equipped: low mile
age: pvt. OWNER; S3.595. 10
S-9270.
LINCOLN 1855 Premier cpe.; fully
equip: red and white nm; 20,-
900 actual miles: terms or cash.
S2,305 or best ofier: must sell.
CAN OWNER. JU. 9-3O93.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

JAOUAR "a xK-l2OM: perfect
| cond., never raced or wrecked;
| $l.750. TIE. $4,000 before 4 pm.
JAGUAR '52 Mark VII sedan; Al
S647. JACK PRY, l4th and p.
KAISER az; GOOD transportation;
S06. tn. 2-4462.
KAISER so 4-door; radio and
heater; good condition: best 0lieF
HE. ALSO
KAISER '52 small 20" sedan: 2.
tone blue; runs fine: r., h., good
tires; S145; must sell. RA. 1880
KAISER '52; like new; overdr., r,
h.. new paint. new Wv. tires
Bargain 5000. OWNER, Wo
0-1360.
KARAdAN CHA; new cond. Must
sell this week end. Best offer.
Call JU. S-173I.
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AuroMoBILEs FOR SALE

FORD '52 customline: S475; auto,
$4,000 mileage; nice, clean; pvt
owner; immed. sale. no. 2-7239
FORD 'b2 Custom Tudor: Fordo.
matte, T. and. h.; orig. owner; low
mileage: excel. cond.: $500 or best
cash otfer. DU 7.b4lO.
FORD "a convertible; blue; r. and
h.; dual exhausts, Continental kit,
power brakes; $3.50. EN-. 2.9995
FORD 1854 Tudor; black: with
heater: $4,000 miles; / owner; like
new; guaranteed. $685..
ARLINGTON MOTOR CO.
1917 N. Moore st.
. -, q Blocks South Key Bridge D.,
FORD DEALERS
FORD '56 Fordor VS. Country Sc.
dan; Fordomatic, 4-dr., 3 seats
traded on new foreign car.
Continental Motors, Ltd.
80 1901 R RHODE Island Ave. NE;
FORD so crestliner; r. and h, new
brakes and trans. recently; S275.
OWNER. VIII. 6-2621.
FORD '55 Country Sedan; r. and h. :
Fordomatic: 2-tone finish; excel.
cond. $1,195.
TAKOMA FORD
1928 Plney Br. Rd.. SIS. JU. $1,000
FORD '55
Tudor sedan; r.. and h.: owner;
A REAL BUY IN A end CAR, S745
ROSENTHAL CHEVROLET
Columbia Pike and South clebe I'd;
FORD SO Victoria hardtop con-
yerttble; black. radio with 2
lowering blocks. sptnners. black
nd white leather seat; peri.
cond.; 5000 cash. bal. 81 1854, 16
payments. $65 mo. payments or
TER. 20i7 Virginia ave. NV.
FORD '55 VS. 4-dr. sta. wag.; 3D.,
r. and h.. WV. tires; one owner;
KIRK MOTOR co.
goth and r. /. Ave. NE, AID. 2-3334
OPEN SUNDAY. 1O-4
FORD 81 Fairlane 300 club Sc
dan; r. and h., auto. trans. power
steering. Wv. tires; Sl.695.
NORTHWEST MOTORS
44Ol Conn. Ave. NV. W0 6-5654
FORD 1857 Del Rio station wagon;
VS., autcm. transin.,. padded dash.
Z. and h. W. tires. low MI.
g = @ g Is. q S.S Ss55s; sl'7sS' After .
FORD '53 custom Tudor sedan;
25.500 orig. miles; new nylon
tires; $685.. ia. 1854.
FORD $50 Fairlane Victoria coupe;
beautiful red and white finish, with
interior: Fordomatic,
power steering, Wv. tires. BUT
LER BONDED: Sl,595.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1871 21st st. NV. FE. 7-2470
FORD $50 convertible; white with
black top. Fordomatic, power steer
at real low price, 81, S95.
Alder Odds, Inc.
1880 14th st. NV. Du. 7-6444
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P psss IKE news vs s GSTnsSs s: ssss
ARLINGTON MOTOR co,
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POHANKA Odds

USED-cAR CENTER. OPEN It'll q
New Fiat on Display
silver Spring JU. 5-7S55
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FORD '57

VS. $500 Fairlane Victoria. all
white finish, black and white in
terror. FordomRtic. radio, heater
Wv. tires: One-oWner car.
BIG TRADES EASY TERMS
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1917 N. Moore st.
e Blocks South Key Bridget
Va. IA. 7-S7S7
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CHEW. az 4-door; radio, heater,
snow tires; sl25; good shape.
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CHRYsLER '52 New Yorker 4-dr. /:
with automatic shift. r. and h.,
power steering: low mileage; clean.
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FORD 1854 Ranch wagon: r, h.;
economical go; excellent cond. &:
S695, terms. 1900 Bladensburg I'd.
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CHEVROLET 1881 4-dr.: in excel.
scnd'; IN must sell: s2sS or best
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!, AUTOMOBILES For SALE
u lcoNIINuED)

ChEVROLET '6b Bel Air 4-dr. /;
standard shift, 9 cyls.. oyerdriye.
radio. heater, green and white:
perfect cQnd.; private OWNER.
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FORD 81 retractable hardtop;
ana ana sold T sS %Ss.' I PCSs6 stss
10 S-6464.
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FUhD 'b6 V-b Fordori ORIGINAL
owner: $1.075 HE. 4-0649.
FORD '55 VS. Ranch Wagon
heater and overdrive; $4,000 miles
exceptionally clean; guaranteed
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glIea. 4O0O. ia. 1-0oOa.
FORD SO Fairlane Victoria coupe;
beautiful red and white finish, with
interior: Fordomatic,
power steering, WV. tires. BUT
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FORD 80 convert: r. and h., dual
exhaust. rebuilt motor and trans.
new front end: Good top and tires.
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ARLINGTON MOTOR co.

1917 N. Moore st.
..(2 Blocks South Key Bridgel
Arlington, Va. IA. 7-6787
FORD DEALERS
FORD '55 Fairiane VS.: r. and h.,
power steering. Fordomatic. 10000
miles: 1903: can arrange finance
ing. OWNER. HUI, 3.729O,
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CRANSON RAMBLER

FORD 1855 4.dr. station wagon;
T. and h., ovedrive. straight shift.
new tires: very clean; sacrifice,
S1,305 Ell. fl.4023
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''A f lynn IN MjoToRs
3001 14th st. NV. AID. 4-4646
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Alber Odds. Inc.
HILL & SANDERS

CHRYsLER "a. New Yorker de
luxe; orig. black finish; like new;
view. tires, power brakes; .Solex
glass, auto. trans; low mileage.
etc: 1905, cash. trade or bank
terms. MERSON & THOMPSON,
Chrys. -Plym. Dealers. Used-Car
Dept. 1927 Wis. ave. OIL. 2-2616.
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FORD SO station wagon 4-dr.
H sooo a ssSsP miles h. b S%nss
Terms as low as sos dn., sag ~
per mo-; full price, S1,5e5. VI.
no-cost parts and labor guarantee
avail. D: C, Who'll EsSlALERs. 22o1
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FORD "a VS. conv.; straight
drive, r. and h.. Wv. tires: extra
clean: low mileage: Sank
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JACK BLANKS

44Ol Conn. Ave. NV. WO. 6-5654
FORD SO Victoria VS. hardtop
coupe; .Fordcmatic, r, and h.. Wv.
S tires -, beautiful black fin .Sh H.
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FORD '53 custom Tudor sedan;
1880 sSoscigg, miles; 4 new nylon
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@Oth a1 op 3; !, s Ays; NE., Ap 1884
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DODGE '56

DODGE 1856 coronet s-cyl. 4-dr.;
powerflite trans. r and h; peri.
cond I; S1.395 or best offer Must
sell. JU. 9-4347.
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Observation-Disclosures
1900 Ca. Ave. NV. RIA. 6-ll22
FORD 1886 Country Sedan: o pas
senger; original finish; radio. heat
Ter, automatic trans. power steer
ms; . real nice station wagon;
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ARLINGTON MOTOR co.

S Sss.., a e oo T1Ss s O sS6:, Nth ss
new; guaranteed. $685..
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BOWMAN

studebaker- Packard Mercedes
1900 Ga. Ave. NV. RIA. 6-1122
DODGE SO Gus, Royal VS. cow;
HAINEs MOTOR CORP. 5000
HladenShurR I'd . WA 7-R500
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

SOLO R. /. Ave. NE. Ia. 9-1003
FORD 1857 skvliner-This is Q
two-in-ofle car. retractable hard
top. equipped with and h., Ford
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DODGE .5e 4-dr. sedan; metallic
green finish: like new; T. and h..
Wv. tires like new: $4,000 mi;
good. solid car; $500. JU. 9-6620.
DODGE AZ 4-dr.; r, h.; spring
anecial, sos.
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KIRK MOTOR co.
1898 Wis. Ave. NV. I'M. 3-4533
FORD 1850 club coupe; Cadillac
engine; customized. Call DE. p
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WALTER n. TUREK

Walter Harry Turek, aged AZ, OF
Kempton, died Sunday. July 13, in
Cullen, Md. He had been in i'll
health for some time.
Born at Coketon, w. Va, he was
a son of Mrs. nellie Uchic Turek,
of Davis, and the late Peter P.
Turek. He was a member of Lodge
756. Polish National Alliance.
He is survived by his wife, Anna
M. Kuski Turek; three sons, Wal
ter. Leon and James Turek, all of
Kempton; seven brothers, Stanley,
Baltimore; John, Monongah, w.
Va; Carl Wheeling, w. Va; Will
liam, Jack and Frederick, all of De-
troit, Mich; and Joseph Turek, Da-
Wis: five sisters, Mrs. Josephine
Wotring. Gormania; Mrs. Stella Po-
vich, Philippi, w. Va; Mrs. Helen
Cook, Davis; Mrs. Mary Vincent,
Greensburg, Pa; Miss Dorothy
Turek, Cleveland, o.
A requiem mass was celebrated
Wednesday at 10 a. M, from st.
Thomas Catholic church in Thorn
as. w. Va, with Rev. Francis A.
Spillar, pastor, officiating. Inter-
ment was in the parish cemetery.
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Mrs. Herman Long, Morgantown,
and Mr.. and Mrs, Paul Thomas and
family.
Mrs. Woodrow Friend is i'll at
her home with rheumatic fever.
Homer Hanft spent the week
end with his brothers in Canton,
O.
Wednesday and Thursday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bow
man were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Youngblood. Cresaptown G. A. La
Munion, Bradford Carr and son
Ronnie. Baltimore.
st. Johns English Lutheran
church held its annual Sunday
School picnic on Sunday at the
fire hall in Accident.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodrow Friend were Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Friend, Swanton; Mrs.
Sam Friend and daughter Betty.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Hartman were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Hartman, Janet and
Eugene, Oakland.
Miss Ruth Collier, Keyser Ridge,
was a Monday visitor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Hanft and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hartman
we're Saturday shoppers in Cum
berland.
Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. John Riley and daughters
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Camp
bell and family.
Mrs. Gerald Glass and Donnie
Friend we're Monday afternoon
callers in Oakland.
Delmas Friend spent several
DAYS with his sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Hanft and family.
Mrs. Lena Glotfelty and family,
Accident; Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Glotfelty. Gary, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Ringer and daughter were
all picnicking at Savage River, on
Sunday.
Earl Hanft was a Sunday eve
ming dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Bowman.
Friday evening visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Ringer and
daughter we're Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Glotfelty, Gary, Ind, and Gary and
Barbara Glotfelty, Accident.
A1Ic and Mrs. Dale Friend and
son Gerard, returned to Valdosta,
Ga, on Sunday after spending two
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Friend and family. Del
mas Friend returned to Georgia
with them to spend some time.
Miss Barbara Lipscomb, Oak
land. is spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hanft
and family.