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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15
INTRODUCTION

The Curriculum Sub-cOm-
mittee of the City-wide
Committee has completed
its task and now submits its
final recommendations. Dur
ing the past twenty-one
months many aspects of the
curriculum have bean ex-
amined. One question has
been foremost in the minds
of the committee-"Is the
present curriculum adc-
quste for our schools for the
decade ahead?"
In the contacts which
committee members have
made with large numbers of
teachers. pupils, parents
and other citizens the con-
Germ for the improvement
Of the curriculum has been
clearly evident. In arriving
at he recommendations
there has been intensive
study Of the present pro-
gram, extensive research,
and eva'uNti,n Of both lay
ard professional points Of
view.
DR.. Nolan Ilearney and
Dr.. Will French have rem
iered special assistance in
their role rs cOnsultants.
Their ideas have been most
nelpful to the committee IN
ar.iying at It's recommended
lions. The consultants' re-
mort will be a senarate Gee
zion Of the rercr'r1er Ia
tons SUBMITTED b. the Gil
IONS Advisory Committee
OF Sthool No IS to TIE
Board of Educ)tion
TIE comroi to- wi hes 70
i,di ,ate -o~toin fundomea-
m ascumotioNc rncn which
IFS recommendations are
made. These are intended
10 cove as a general frame
work:
I. Detroit citizens want
,he best possibIe schools Tor
their children and they ex-
nscs a rv-li.v rf instruction
which will enable students
70 master the basic subjects
o. re curriculum.
2. Detroit expects the cur
ric,,l,lm to he well-taught by
fully-oua'ified teachers.
3. Detroit expects its ed'
ucators to assist students IN
develoring the ability to 40
critical, creative and indie
nandent thinking for pur-
poseful living within a NOR
al framework. Ill.
10 develop citizens who ae'
cent nersopal and civic 1i|ll
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? Bedrmss utils. Incl, $3.50 up
WASHINGTON RLTY., RA, $4,000
cOLORED-DEsfRABLE APIS.
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LOOK AT THESE

sl0 POTOMAC AVE. ST.
Apt. bida. At Naval Gun Factory
heat, gaa stove and refer, incl
rms, nj. and bath, from so 80
18th month tree upon stgning lease
lIeN cARoLiNA AYE. Sc
mel. steys, refEr, disposal 2 rms
hit. and bath: $40.
flai K ct. sE.-S6e 80
No. S--Two rrnk., dlnatte, kit, and
bath, porch, stove; redec,: lndiv
heat and utilities,
ana c ST, s.E.-S4a. so
No. 2A--One rm,. kitchenette, bath;
utilities included,
600 9th ST. s,E.-Sa5.TH
No. tive rns.,. kit, share bath.
heat and sas included.
. nth ST sE.-SfS so
? rms, kit. and bath; stove and
heat incl Janitor on premises.
7la D ST. NK--se3 so
fcisr. and utiis. mel. see ianitor'
$40 \. CAP. ST NE-s6I so
No. .5--s rms kit, bath, open
porch.
3is INpgP. AVE. sR.--Sse.50
No. S. rms, Kit, and bath; stove,
refgr. and heat incl.
4i4 SEWARD SO, sE--S6S,7Q
No. tOd--2 rms, kit, tiled bath;
stove, refgf. and uttis. incl.
2 5th 81. S.E.--xi5O IA.
RESTORED CAPITOL HILL
2 aptS.. consisting OF ns. each,
min rms. and bath each. stove,
refer. and utils- incl
8s3 A ST. NE
l.nedrnn, apt. avail. from
$50 so: stove, refgr, and utils
1881 Z ST. s,R--Ss7. SO
No. H. rms. kit. and bath;
stove. retsr,', indiv. heat and u'iis-
John F. Donohoe & Sons
ala Pa. Ave sR II. 3-00sa
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81 o 81. NV room. kit. and
bath; l or . adults; SlH, See
ianitor in apt, No. /. EDMUND N,
9suLIyAN. ia0i Eve st. nv
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wAvERLY TAYLOR. INC.
NOW AVAILABLE

NOW AVAILABLE
3sOi MASS. AVE. NV.
, rooms. kitSand bath $4,000
3sl3 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
. rooms, hit. and bath S75 On
800 iath ST. NV.
2 rooms. kit. and bath $1,000
1854 NICHOLS AVE. Sc.
: rooms, kit. and bath 500 SO
sl03 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
. rooms. KIT. and bath SGT sc
l THIRD ST. NE.
, Rooms. hit, and bath ATs.5o
1850 MILLS AVE. NE
? rooms, kit. and bath SOP 90
els p ST. NV.
l room and bath S4a.50
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc
7sS 18th s.. NV pI. T-Ss3O
1888 PEABODY ST. NV.
BEDROOM APT. xisu
Includes Utilities
SEE ianitor. 1855 Peabody st. nv.
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coIoRED
1899 49th ST. NE,

OF sheriff I'd Mod. bldg. . rms
dinette. BATH Venetian blinds
reysr.' SO so Call Mon II. ..
5000. HOHENSTEIN BROS. a
DONAHUE. $50 II 81, ne
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100 18th ST. sE.-s55
No. 4--2 rms. kit and bath
stove, individual Gas heat and utils
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HARRISON A. ADAMS
sae X St. NV. MA. s-s3os
coLORRD

kit. and bath. $3.50 per month
3i0D MT. PLEASANT NV
rms, kit. and bath, Sa2 30 per mo
Inquire sol 3rd ST. NV.
coLoRED. $3.50 wARDER ST. NV
1 RIM, Kit, Bath, UtIls. incl. Sib
! y Rms, Kit, Bath, Utils. Incl. ssh
WASHINGTON RITY., RA. 9-s300
coLoRED--il2s eth ST NV,
Q Rms, Kit. Bath; Heater, sos
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. $4,000
coLoRED--Sb QUE ST. NV.
4 Rms, Kit, Bath; Only s75
WASHINGTON RLTY., RA, $4,000
MODERN BEAUTIES
~ 40th g. Sc. and
so 4pth 81. Sc.
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Q. APTS unIv !..'l.,I:I,
lcoNTlNuEDl

aHrllrn----n~-s.Ns.nHlu-
COLLEGE PIX, $500 Baltic. blvd -
VERY lge. l.heaTm. APT; tI2.DO.
EDMONsTOk, COW, LOCATED :
Small, pvt 4-fm. apt.i yard; utilb.
fufn.i kenilworth freeway yicln.
W. Adults pref. S72 mo. WA. q
FORRSTvILLK. MD. 62OT Richie
I'd, l-bedfm. apt, SOB. RE, $4,000.
nYATTsYILLg, Md rms. ~.
iu nI e seb, AP' 7-6sis. WINS
Mt. RAINiER--e -bedFm. apt. en-
sii utiis, AP, 7-O3oe.
MT. RAINIER, 4iOs 3fst t.-lst
mr., apt. liv. rIn,, bedrm,. kit, d.
nette. bath. pvt. entr.. side. porch,
ward, $3.50 mo- refer. sP. 3.Ols4.
SILVER ePlINO-2 -bedrm. apis.
Ord n, IN SLIGO Creek Park. Picture
windows cross ventllation. Table
space IN kit. laundry and stofaHe
facilities. Adults or family with !
%sRhIlseiELiR ~ 10 ins sl.7s4 ssi''' MRS
SILVER sPRIN0-TWo bsdrms.. 20
utlis. not incl; $50 80 3-6ssD.
TAKOMA PARK. Monte. co.---New
and shopping s734-bT4A Carroll
sys. Open sHn s;a 2-b pm. ~. b.
TAKOMA PARK--TWo 2-bedroom
/. apis Ice. kits.. baths: pvt, home;
Syt, entr,; khopplng. W. b-bp0l
TAKOMA PARK--1 -bedrm. apt. IN
utlis. fufn.: $50 HE. 4-0sII.
TAKOMA PARK--4M rooms and
bath, s65 plus utlls. Nr. Washing-
ton eanitafium. Ju. b-e36e.
1AKOMA PARk--o rms. 2 tie
baths: entire End A.; adults; ref
eIenees. Ju, 0.690D.
TAKOMA PK.--Ss4 so incl. utii.
0l2 Prospect ave. attr. i-bedfm.
RIAL ESTATE, W. e-ii03.
TAk0MA PARK = 2-bedroom apt.
In relatively new brick 6-unlt
lease. RIPIKY CO. 10 s.S5so
sa0a FLOWER AVE-, TAX. PIX. ISt
n l-bedrm, apt, avail, Feb =.
1885! !. if's st,ls apt IA s1 s.sSsg no."
sIis cEN. AVE-, Capitol Hsiehts.-
mo. RE e-esto. RE. o-649s,
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COLORED
rms, Eit, dinIns area, bath, ' ks;
iiios c st. se.--s7o.So mo. =.
rms. kit. dining area. bath. Incl
e. ~ AL S,ll' Newly decorated. Ks'
4 siS I st. NV rms. hit. and
1891 Kenyon st. nw--SS9. 80
mo, Lac. enc, with hit. and bath
Incl heat and INV,
4s0p Meade u .ne.-Sbb mo Z
rms NJ. dining area. bath. Key
'is2s Providence st. ns-sos 50
No Ks, Arms rms kit. dining AREA bath
70 Rhode Island ave. .n.w-s7C
mo bedrms., liv. rm., hit, dining
area. bath Incl. heat and INV.
72s Rock Greek Church I'd. nv
-5g 80. rms. kit. bath. Incl
1io Webster st n.v.--Ses mo.
rms ait bath. Incl. heat and INV
900 "a 81 p.w;-se7.50 mo. .
2 rms KIT. DINING ares, bath.
.THOS. D. WALSH, INC,
SIS lith 81. NV, Ex. 3.8sbO
Colored-King-Size Apt,
; Rms. q ? 81. Nh pf. 7-2s44
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.c2LoEP,

coLORED
1000 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, NV.
l rms kit, and bath. all utils. Inc.
WOODWARD a NORRIS
723 20th 81. NV. RE. T-6565
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4OOe 4th ST. Sc.

Lovely. newly decorated s-bedrm
apt. IN small, quiet apt. bids
cow. 10 sverything, "a block from
downtown husline. only SoI so
SIDNEY q MENsh a CO. INC.
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3e7 10th ST. s.E.-S77
No. lO.--2 rms, dinette. kit
bath, Redee. Stove, refgr. anc
Ras incl, See ianitoF.
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klt., bath. stove and refsr, II
diylduai heat and utils.i SOC 81
Key Al 4O2i.
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CoLoRED

-. 100 18th ST. sE.-s55
stove, individual aas heat and utils
Redecorated.
2030 KNOX PL. Sc.
..2 rms kit, and bath. from
5000. on Alabama ave. eli mod,
ern aptG., tiled baths, stove and
retgr. Redec.; individ. heat anc
utils. Key at No. iOi.
4OeS ELY PL, Sc.
Nov avail, Duplex apts, 2 rms
XII, bath, Stove and refgr In.
aiyiduai heat and utils,; s02 80
-. ssz 10th ST. sE-sf7 49,
bath, Redee. stove. Tefer' ans
gas incl. See ianitor,
iln LIST ST. s.E.--$Bb
2 rms, kit. and bath. Heat incl
1880 v sT. N,w--sbb
2 rms, hit. and bath. Heat anc
stove incl. Janitor on premises,
i20 9th ST. N.R.--sei. so
No. lO2--l Tm., dinette, hit.
bath. Stove, refar. and heat incl
Key ~ No. 100.
1891 TRINIDAD AVE NE.--s76
90. "a rms. KIT. and bath
stove and utils. incl Adults. kes
At No. !.
gao end ST. NE--S56
No al nm. kit and bath
Individ. heat and utils.
John F. Donohoe & Sons
ga Pa. Ave. H. 3-OOSi
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ApARrS4EEHSETE VALUES

1900 TEXAS AVE. s,E.--psdrm.
al uaiis. Incl. 70 INSPECT see isni.
''ii 9 II 0 ii0@t6 st. NV. tTh. veldaI
ma mai aa r% H. e an TS inagssss t e
ses 81 Dty ssiSl 'ssa l;sser@ , aR:.
y g. 'lNiIss By s1!l .sslS"1l rm-. Kit
le6 ~ bT. SEA rms. kit. sns
sss IGN Ct Nh ME-, ls:,.,s.. de-;
lf1ossR CAPITOL sT.-s rms.
r. 4. A. I'll HUMPHREYS q SONS
. Mas Ave Raalfors Ma a.SO2f
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CoLORED
1911 3 ST. NV. Apt. tQ7--liy.
nm, bedrm.. kit, and bath; 500.
1915 BELMONT ST. NV, Apt,
ss-bsdrm. Nv. nm, kit. dilssts
1905 EvARTe 81, NE.--Ei;
WALKER A DUNLOP. INC.
coLoRED-t300 18th NV.
Z rms, kit. and bath. $50 per mo,
: smaller epts.. $50 per mo. see
tenant Ia Apt, J.
HENRY u. ROBE, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave, Dt. 1.ei41
CoLoREp
4fA nth ST, Sc.
> Rms, KIT, and Bath: sol
ie13 VERNON ST. NV.
Apt. = and ) Rms. KIT. and Bath,
40 ana N6a 80
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
a., WASH |. LOAN a TRUST Pr
coLoRED--yAc.; l.ppRM APT
1e6 q 81 NE; $50 MONTH
Louis a Rubpkk. f fGo s.sC Ssn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-29
Well Vote, New.
Family Celebrates Birthdays With
Picnic Supper On F. @. Webster Lawn

Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Hodges and
sons. of Warwick. spent Saturday
night with Mr. and Mrs ] oe
Steger
MANY friends and relatives O
Mrs n c. Pattcson attended her
funeral Al Sharon Church Saturday
afternoon. coming from Richmond
Roanoke. Charlottesville. and other
places We extend to her children
ON deep sympathy
Mr.. and Mrs J x. ST. Clair AMI
son. Keith. and Miss Lizzie Stegcr
OF Gloucester. sncnt the week end
with Mr. and Mrs A. j. Steger
kemper Kali. Of near Hatton
snent the week end with Roger
Banton.
Mrs. Joe ,Steecr and children
10 Anne and Tommvs. Mrs. Bruce
Rush and daughter. Barbara. Scoftv
Ranton. Bernice Agee. Linda Babe
and Ginger. and Mrs. Greene Davis
attended the rehearsal for the
Young People Rally. which vii,
be held at Gladstone Memoria
Church Friday evening. July Is
A picnic supper on the lawn OF
MIR and Mrs. F. P Webster and
get together Of relatives in honor
Of A. J. Stcger and his sister. Miss
Sallic. on Saturday evening to cele-
brate their birthdays. Those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-29
Goodmon Chief Chet
All-Male Cooking Staff Promises
Real Treat For Amelia Pancakes

County Council success
The women will take a back seal
IN the kitchen for a change witt
the announcement Of all men cooks
Charles b. Goodman IL chairman
OF cooks or chief chef Others do
INK the cooking are Wheeler Wat
kins, Roy Saunders. Ralph
Saunders and John Woods. Ear
Boozcr and Hiram Holmes will take
care OF buying supplies @ B Lush
j Roy Wilmington and r. e
Williams will act as cashiers, a
very important group
Hostesses will b. All club girls
under Miss John Woods. Mrs. ]
Roy Wilmington and Mrs G.. b
Lush will make the tea and helm
wherever else they may be
needed.
On the table committee are Mary
Lee Warmer. Betty Lou Morris
y e. ky Morris. Ada Anderson
Jeanne Morris, Jane Bruce Hills
man and Grace Anderson o. Al
Norton and Ben Childrcss will be
II charge Of the door for the dance
The publicity committee com
2osed 81 Mary Elizabeth Anderson
Gan Lush and Mrs Mary Williams.
nome agent, have been very busy
with posters and other things TO
acqnalh' nc public with news Of
The event.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-29
BoIIsv;IIe News
BolIsv;lIe News
Miss Alma BrOlun
Pays Visit To
|Lynchburg Cousin

Rev Clark. OF Gainesville. visited
Mrs. Eulia cambridge Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. McGlothlin.
Of Tennessee. arc spending several
weeks at their summer home here.
Mrs Jesse Boisseau. OF Colonial
Heights is spending some time
time with her sister. Mrs. Agnes
Laws.
Mrs. T. G. West visited relatives
here on Tuesday Mr.. West had a
second operation Thursday. He was
reported recovering nicely from the
operation
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Thompson
II Hot Springs. arc spending a
few days with Mrs. Thompson S
father. D. F.. Brown.
Mrs. Thelma Martin Jones. OF
Richmond. has been sending some
time with her father. i G. Martin.
and visited friends In the com
mnnity Monday
lid Meeting
Inc Busy Bee Home DemOnstra-
ton Club met with Mrs. Bculah
Walthall on Wednesday.
Mrs. Douglas Blanton entertained
at a garden party Wednesday at
ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. j. c.
Caldwell. OF Powhatan. and Mr..
and Mrs T L. Undertake. Jr
present
Louise Jessup had the misfortune
OF painfully cutting his leg on
Wednesday We are glad to sec he
is able to be up and around and
wish for him a speedy recovery
Miss Lucy Page Hurt and W j.
Hurt visited the family OF Mrs
Henderson johnson Wednesday
Mrs. johnson underwent an opera
ton at Southside Hosital Tuesday
She is improving nicely
Miss Alma Brown left Friday To
visit her cousin. Carol Page. Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-29
us On Tou,
Amelia Lighting
Tour Successful

Some Amelia county residents
were twice lucky winners In the
lighting tour held Tuesday and
Wednesday nights In three homes
About us persons enjoyed the tour
and learned many things about bet
ter lighting which they had been
unaware Of.
One OF the highljghts Of the last
evening was talk and demon
stration by Miss Lois Erdman on
how lighting effects different
colored fabrics A color Is changed
according to the type OF bulb used
in your lamp.
At the Burnett home. Mrs. Ben
Childress won the modern table
lamp; Ada Ann Smith. the TV light
ash tray. Betty Lou Morris. pack
age OF pastel light bulbs. Mrs. Sam
Davenport. bag Of sugar: Irving
Morris. light bulbs.
At the Dickersons, F. l.. Smith
won the travelling iron. Hiram
Holmes. the mnbreakable waste
basket. Earl Boozer, flashlight and
grease Job: Gregory Anderson $50
watt flood lamp.
Winners at the Whitttfgton home
were: $40 on the purchase OF a REQ
power mower. Johnny Wood. Jar Of
hand cream. Ann Bowlin: package
pf Liptons tea. Beck Morris ice
tea glasses. Earl Boozer and
fluorescent light bulb Mrs. Harry
Marlowc.
Prizes were donated by Amelia
merchants.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-29
Former Pastor
Returns To POWhatan

Rev. Coan Agee has returned to
PoWhatan County as pastor OF
Graceland Baptist Church at Dor
set. Mr. Agee who was pastor at
Graceland Baptist Church for four
and one-half years, left in Deem
Der. 1857, to accept a call at Blairs.
In January, 1853, the church
burned and a new one is being built.
The church is to be completed by
September IS at cost Of $42 900.
The old church was 100 years old.
Services are now being held at
Genito Presbyterian Church.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-29
Bethlehem

Robert Mitchell, Of Greensboro
~ c., Is spending several weeks
With his cousin Ralph Dodd
The Bethlehem PYF members
had an outing to Goodwin Lake on
Wednesday afternoon. July q
Mr. and Mrs Manford Jordan
we're supper guests of their dangh-
cr and son-inlaw Mr. and Mrs
Billy ScruRps. Of Appomattox on
Sunday night
MISS Elizabeth Thackston spent
last week with MIR and Mrs r II
Franklin and Mrs John Nelson, Of
Prospect She also VISITED Misses
Linda and Janet Taylor in the
same community
Nh and Mrs Lloyd Mckay. Of
Farmvllle and Mr. and Mrs Billy
ScrugRs. Of Appnmattox visited
their parents. Mr. and Mrs NJ C.
Jordan. last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs r H Franklin and
Mrs John Nelson and children
Bobby and Clndy Of Prospect.
we're dinner guests 81 Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Thackston last Sunday
Nj and Mrs NJ H Thackston,
u 4. 4. ~.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-29

Steger. and daughter. Gloria and
son. A. j.. OF Buckingham: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Steger and daughter
Diannc. Of Hatton: Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Bryant and children and Mr.
and Mrs Pierce Hodges and sons.
OF Warwick Mr. and Mrs. Carlton
Bryant. OF Newport News: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Bryant. Of Scots
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Sinclair
and son. Keith, and Miss Lizzie
Steger. OF Gloucester. MIR. and
Mrs. Joe Steger and children, JIG
Anne and Tommy. Miss Carrie
Steger. and the honor guests.
Joe Steger attended an executive
meeting Of the BTU officers a.
Fitzgerald Baptist Church In Cumb-
erland Monday evening.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-29

Bankers predict business llptufn
for second half
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-29
Powhatan News

Mr. and Mrs. Winfrey Wade who
formerly owned the Glebe here
have returned from Louisville anC
are making their home in Rich
mond He Is with Reynolds Metal
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brockmar
and daughter. OF Roanoke. are ex
pected week end guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. J. r. Fuller
Dr.. and Mrs. Bradley have re.
turned frolA a short vacation. They
visited In Georgia
The Bank Of Powhatan and Cumb
erland Bank forces enjoyed very
nice picnic at Lakeside Village
last week.
S. O. Lewis is building new
home on the Three Bridge Road
Claude V. Jones Is making A
rapid recovery from recent op-
GRAFTON and Is expected to return
home from Stuart Circle Hospital
In the near future.
Truman G. West is patient at
Johnston Willis Hospital.
Many Powhatan baseball fans
have been attending the VirRinians
& mes In Richmond recently
Among them Friday night was
John L. Bethel who spent the night
with his son, Ben. and visited other
friends in Richmond Saturday
Standings arc as follows In the
PnWhafan snYhan lcapne.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-29
Show Judging School
Garden Lovers
Course Planned
August Al At VPI

A short course for men n q
women interested In landscapinR
flower culture will be held at VPI
| August AZ.
A. S. Beecher associate horti
cnlturist at VPI and short course
director. says the program will be
varied this year Professor r. S
Radcliffe. landscape architect at
Mary Washington College. Will give
lectures on contemporary land
scape de- sign Walter Arnold
nurseryman from the Haynesficld
Nursery. Bristol. will discuss broad
leaf evergrcens. Garden soils will
be discussed by G r. Epperson
VPl aRronOmist. and several work
shops directed by VPI staff mem
berS Will be held on such topics as
vegetable production, plant dis
eases. landscapinR. and flower cul-
ture
AT one Of the evening sessions
ID II Robinson. Blue Ridge Park
way naturalist. will give an ilIu-
strated lecture on parkway plant
life. and A. n Boyer. landscape
architect for the Parkway viii dis
cuss future development plans. Ar
rangemcnts have been made for the
students TO tour the VPI green
houses and to visit the 23O-acre
horticulture farm A picnic swim
ming, and golf are among rccrea-
fional features offered
The short course Is open 10 any
nc interested. and many Rardners
arc expected from out-of state In alt
dition to those from Virginia Bee
cher said.
Registration fec for the short
course Is $500 Rooms are avail
able in the vPI dormitories at 81 90
Der person and meals arc 10 cents
each In the college dining hall
Registration should BE- made. pre-
ferably IN advance, with A S Bee
cher. VPI Department of Horticul
ture. Blacksburg.
Concurrent with the short course
viii be a flower show Judging
school designed for garden club
members who are interested III ~
coming accredited flower show
Judges 1t Is co-Sponsored BY VPI
md the Virginia Federation Of
Garden Clubs
Experimental All Center IS At At-
lantlc City base
Us takes first step in new
SAGE a,r defense
Bankers predict business apnrn
for second half
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Revival All Week At
Red Lane Church

Rev. John l. Durham. Of NORTH
Carolina. will preach the revival
services a Red Lane Baptist Church
beginning Sunday night. July II
and ending August |.
Services each night will begin
at 7.45 pm. Rev. Durham is pas
tor Of two churc near
Chlnquapin. NJ c. Rev Robert Gal.
lier is pastor Of Red Lane Baptist
Church
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Mt. Hope Young
'eople Plan
avn Party

The Young People Of Mt. Hope
Baptist Church at Mannboro will
hold lawn party at Mannboro
school OH Saturday. August 2, from
go u 3 pm
They VIII serve home made Ice
cream. ham biscuits and sand
wiches A talent show, and a de-
votional program on film are on
the program
Garfield Wizard IS president Of
The Young Peoples group
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He's on the go, weather or no.
to keep pozuer at your finger tips!

Rain :. wind :. sleet heavy, wet, high piling
snow. That's the kind Of weather this vEpCo
friend Of yours knows best For it's his job to
keep the kilowatts flowing on their last lap to
your home, along local distribution power lines
And it's such weather that brings out his Number
One Enemy ;. the falling tree branch.
To help him keep power at your finger tips,
vEPco pays over $1,000, 900 year to tree expert
companies. From long experience their en-
ployees can spot just which branches pose a
threat to your local power lines And with your
permission at no cost to you they'll use
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6oodmon Chief chef

GroWnups and teenagcrs from all
pver the county are joining hands
to make the pancake supper and
lance to b. given on August for
he benefit IL the Amelia County
War Memorial Building and the All
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Amelia Farmers
Study Flue Tobacco

twenty-five Amelia county farm
ers attended flue-cnrcd tobacco
field meeting on the farm OF DaW
son joyce in the Dcatonvillc area
Tuesday. July %.
G. r. Mathews. extension agrono-
mist from VP1. discussed the ten
varieties planted BY Mr.. Joyce and
explained their characteristics
along with other phases Of tobacco
production
Lloyd Hayncr OF the u IS. Rubber
Company. gave talk on using
NH 80 for sucker control. accord
ing to Hiram Holmes, Amelia
county agent.
LynchburR, for the week end. Carol
Will BE- married August 9. Alma will
attend several luncheons this week
end in honor OF Miss Page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10

1922 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
OLDS $50 Super "Ss" Convertible
coupe: getaway, radio, heater, pow
er steering and brakes; also power
seat, 2-tone paint: excellent con-
dition: low mileage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

WAREHOUSE, 5000 50. It. or less:
dntn. area. Easy truck access, ele-
vators. Good security. Suitable for
retailers warehouse or manufac-
NV.
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COLORADO BLDG.

Large front room on @ st. side
OF bldg: 500 per mo. Can be air
cond. Extremely modest rental for
famous building in Washington's
most convenient downtown area.
For further information, can Mr..
GILL. EN- O-Q000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10

VOLKSWAGEN convertible: black
with white top. This car Is tops"
in every wayl S1,09b. LOVING
CHEVROLET, $500 Ga. ave-, 8. g..
Md nj Q-739k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10

PONTIAC 1857 4-dr, sedan; 81, 500;
factory air conditioned ana az
miles, miles, pI MEw-ca ID WARRANTY IssdR N.Y.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Conn.