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At the age of eighteen, he was qualified to operate tender for Libby, McNeil, and Libby at Kenai- After graduating from high school in Seattle, Washington, Pete fish ed during the summer months, was wireless operator and electrician during the winter months.
 Pete recalls he came to Kodiak in 1889 with boat load of coal and "thirty-nine cents" Until the war he was employed by various government agencies as an cleo trician and radioman and tech nician. In 1943 he served with the
Kodiak mirror., 1958-08-16

US. Merchant Marine, sailing the mickey tugs to Alaska and on gas tankers to the South Pacific. When discharged in 1945, he immediate ly returned to Alaska and his pre- vious occupation.
 Pete was the first operator of a crab cannery here, now flourish ing industry in this area. He was instrumental in the development of the King crab industry Truly a pioneer for this area, Pete employed local boat to explore shrimp potential in the Kodiak area, more than five years ago. Today, we can begin to realize the possibilities of shrimp process ing.
 During his many years in Kodiak, Pete served as a Council man, a Chamber of Commerce Fisheries committeeman, and is a member of Local No. 1547 IBEW Electricians Union
 Today, with the achievement of statehood, Pete believes we should tread cautiously and attempt to achieve harmony among ourselves without undue consideration of outside interests. He feels we should outlaw fish traps as soon as possible. We should allow new and existing industries privileges allowing them to expand and ther- by enchance the economy of the area" Deyeau states He says he can and will answer every question put to him, as he has this reporter Do not hesitate" he says, ito question me, or any other indivi- dual interested in public office"
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Deveau Candidate For State House

Pete Deyeau, a candidate for the House of Representatives, has been closely connected with Alaskan activities since 1882
 Deyeau, now forty years of age, began his career in Alaska with inc fishing industry, first as a seine fisherman out of Seldovia
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PAGE II

the board for one year. He. served three years on the Kodiak Com munity Center Board, and one year on the Kodiak School Board. He assisted in organizing the Kodiak Independent School District.
 He served as Chairman of the USO Operating Committee for five
Kodiak mirror., 1958-08-16
New Commemorative Stamp
 On Sale At Local Post Office

A new four-cent commemorative stamp, marking the anniversary of the laying of the Atlantic cable, will go on sale at the local post office August IS.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-08-16
House Candidate Is John Gibbons

Voters choice of representative from this district includes many names, and one of them is John Gibbons, well-known civic leader who has been in Kodiak for the
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 Since living here he has been a business man and part time con- struction worker. He has been a member of the Kodiak Chamber of Commerce for twelve years, and was president during 1957-1958. While president, he was active in, promoting the progress of Kodiak and the surrounding area, and assisted in establishing Kodiak as the King Crab Capital of the World. ~~
 John Gibbons states he is life long Democrat, and that he IS dedicatedto. the economic progress, and developments of the Kodiak, Aleutian area. e.
 Gibbons wife Margie is the owner and operator of Mar Lou's Apparel shop.
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of Representatives.
 Johns civic activities extend over a number of years. He was one of the organizers of the Kodiak Health and Welfare Council, and served as chairman of that group for five years He served on the K.E.A. board for three years, and as president of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05
Well Water

The Sharon WINS observed the
Week Of Prayer for the Lottie Moon
Christmas offering this week They
met In various homes during the
week with the final service set for
the church Friday evening. The
youth organizations will have
charge Of the final program.
Mr.. and MS, @. u. Gentry. o.
Warwick. visited the Joe Stegers and
Nelson Tirdalls. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. K. Sinclair and
son. Keith. and Miss Lizzie Steger.
of Gloucester. spent several days
with Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Steger
Mr.. Sinclair enjoyed hunting while
here
The WINS and the Rose of Sharon
Circle entertained the young people
Of the church with supper In the
Assembly Hall of Sharon Church
Saturday evening.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05

"
COLORED HELP Maid, cooks,
porters. handy men by the day or
week. Cook live-on jobs In Rich
mond. Call $50, Family Service
Store, 234 N. Main Street. Farmville.
Virginia. 1l-ll-tf
LET US DO your printing. We have
served your community since 1890.
We print letter heads. bill heads.
business forms. programs. business
or social cards, envelopes, announce
ments. tickets and cards. tags. sales
books, dodgers, In fact anything ex-
cept money and postage stamps. The
Farmville Herald. Phone 48. Farm
vile. 1l-25-4p
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tONFESSION

They stretched the man out on the
police station floor and the doctor
examined him. This man has been
drugged." he announced.
The policeman who brought him
in turned white and said, II might
as well admit it. l drug him four
blocks"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court Of Prince
Edward County:

Edward County:
TO The heirs. dcv!secs. executors
and administrators Of William
Hunt. deceased. whose names and
address are unknown and who are
proceeded against az PARTIES
UNKNOWN:
You arc hereby notified that a
certain parcel or land, containing
80 acres. more or less. in Leigh
District. Prince Edward County.
Virginia. on the Farmville to Me
herrin Road. adjoining lands Of
Thomas Baker on the West and
Thoms Martin on the North and
East and being the same land
conveyed to william Hunt by deed
dated January 7. 1908. from T.,J
Davis and Emma r. Davis, his
wife, recorded In D. B. SO, page
l49. III the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Prince Edward
County, Virginia, was sold on the
10th day Of December, 1856, by the
Treasurer Of said County for de-
linGucnt taxes, leyies, interest and
costs, to the Commonwealth Of
Virginia; and application for the
purchase thereof has identified in
this office. And 1t appearing from
the records in said office that you
are interested in said land you are
further notified to appear within
four (4D months from the date of
this notice and do what may be
necessary to protect your interests
Given under my hands this 18th
day of November. 1858
HORACE ADAMS, Clerk
Circuit Court Of Prince
Edward County. Virginia
ANNIE MORING FALLWELL, p. q.
11-21-4t
VIRGINIA: In the Circuit Court
of the County of Cumberland.
| November II. 1858.
JAMES GRANT COSBY,
Complainant.
v Order of Publication.
RUBY SMITH COSBY,
Defendant.
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain divorce a mensa ct thoro
for the complainant from the de-
PENDANT on the grounds of conduct
which is tantamount to desertion
md abandonment, which decree
may be merged into divorce from
| 5he bond Of matrimony, as the law
| provides.
And affidavit having been made
md filed that the defendant is a
nonresident of the State of Vir-
ginia, it is ordered hat she appear
within ten days from due publ
cation of this order to protect her
| interest herein
An extract-teste
r. H. BLANTON, Clerk
Annie Moring Falwell, p.q.
Planters Bank Building.
Farmville, Va 11-21 Al
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05
FOrty-Six Amelians Receive Auurds
In Annual HID Achievement Program,

Awards were received by At
Amelia county HID members at
an Achievement Program held Fri
day afternoon, November 81, al
Trinity Methodist Church, Amelia
| The awards are presented te
those members who have com
pleted nine Of the II goals which
are different each year. One which
usually appears each year is a
complete physical examination or
chest x-ray.
Those receiving guards which are
given to previous pin winners
were Mesdames r. B. Walton
Harry Marlowe. r. l., Blanton, Jr.,
r. w. Walking. Herbert Hite,
George Jones. J. 3. Wilson, ST..
Annie Hamlet. Lydia Thompson
Milton Anderson. H. S. Emerson
Robert Harding, Edmund Seay, L
M. Sanderson, j. 3 Badgett, Rob
ort Kerr, Charles Dodson. r ov
Saunders. W. c. Ford, j. G.. Phil
lips. J. W. Gill. E. B Burton, Char
les Meyer. ST.. Charles Meyer. Jr
J. A. Meyer. Mary Clyde Vandiver
r. r. Heath. Frank West, Vile
Paul. Irving Morris. George Rob
ertson and the Misses Louise Nor
ris and Alma Wilmington.
Those attaining the goals for the
first time and receiving pins were
Mesdames William jefferson, Johr
Smith. T. P. Calbreath, Rog err
Jones, Brockely HILL j. E. bod
son, Glenn Lawrence. Garland
Meyer. c. NJ. Jones. H. J. Easter
Il. J. Easter, Jr., John Thornton
and Miss Alma Joyce
The speaker for the occasion was
Mrs. Helen y. Cannon, executive
secretary Of the Virginia Council
If Social Work. who spoke or
Good Mental Health in Eeverydav
Living. She was introduced bv
Mrs. John Duke. Amelia County
public health nurse and a member
u the Amelia -Maplewood HID club
Mrs. l.. M. Sanderson. vice presi-
dent Of the Amelia HID club county
council. presented a skit on first
aid in the home. She was assisted
~ Mrs. Robert Harding, Mrs. II.
s Emerson and Mrs R. f. VII
liams.
Highlights Of the county HID pro
gram were given by M.s. Mary T
Williams, HID agent. who said
many families were reached with
homemaking Information by HID
club members carrying informa-
ton. bulletins. news articles. and
visiting in the homes.
There are 220 members serving
As local leaders in their clubs BY
conducting M ceilings. planning
special programs and exhibits,
helping All members. and giving
q demonstrations ana l46 talks. N
she said
me county mas thirteen HID
clubs with 253 members, and has
eleven All clubs with l55 girls en-
rolled and $50 boys. We are very
proud Of having a five state All
Club winners: Gail Lush Oh her
breed records won $50 savings
bond; Dewitt Wilmington on an
electrical demonstration won a
trip to the Virginia Electric Con
gress, Mary Elizabeth Anderson
won p war bond in Girls Pub
lie Speaking. Betty Ann Blanton on
Health and Betty Lou Morris on
Safety. each won a trip to the Ma
tional I'll Congress IN Chicago,
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LEGAL NOTICE

VIRGINIA:
In the OFFICE OF the Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court Tor the County OF Cum
bertrand the 29th day Of November,
1858:
8. NEALE GARRETT
Complainant
v.
BEN G. GARRETT. JR., Executor
and Trustee under will Of r. o.
Garrett. deceased. ct ais
Defendants
The object Of this suit Is to I'm
peach and set aside that certain
codicil OF Robert OSWALD Garrett,
who was also known as Robert O.
Garrett and K. O. Garrett. dated
November II. 1857. to his certain
will dated August 30. 1865 and to
establish said will and codicils there
70, dated January n, 1856. and Au-
gust II. 1856, as the true last will
and testament of the said Robert
OSWALD Garrett, etc; to have an Is
sue devisayit vel non made up and
tried by jury at the bar Of this
Court to ascertain whether any, and
II any. how much, of what was Of
fered for probate In the Clerks Of
flee Of this Court. be the will of the
deceased
An affidavit having been made.
and filed according to law stating
hat the defendants Allen Garnet
md Ann Shealy are nonresdents OF
he State Of Virginia; 1t is therefore
ordered that the said Allen Garnett
Ind Ann Shealy do appear within
en- days after due publication here
# to protect their interests in this
suit.
Teste:
r. II. BLANTON. Clerk
WILLIAM p. HAY
Farmyille. Va, b. q.
and
r. f. GARLAND
Farlnville. Va, p O. l2-5-4t
VIRGINIA:
IN the Circuit Court Of the County Of
Prince Edward. December l, 1858.
S. D. May. State Highway Commits
sioner Of Virginia
vs. In Chanccry
Tap1nc Y.ta,. ard 7 ann ri Ca,,tay-
sometimes called William Leon
ard Carter. as their interest may
appear In the estate Of Lucinda
Watson. deceased.
Order Of Publication
The object OF TINS suit Is to obtain
by condemnation the interest Of
James Carter and Leonard Carter.
sometimes called William Leonard
Carter, III strip OF parcel Of land
IN Leigh District, Prince Edward
County. Virginia, for the use Of the
State Highway Commissioner of Vir-
GINA for improvement Of Highway
300. said strip OF land containing | %
acres. more Of less. land. Of which
n2l acre IL included III the existing
right Of way and 09e acre. more or
less is additional land. and acquired
by the landowners bv inheritance
from Lucinda Watson. deceased,
who acquired this property from
Willard Cox and Charles Cox BY
deed dated February is. 1915. and
recorded in D. B. SO, page 1888. the
owners Of said interest in said parcel
of land being James Carter and
Leonard Carter. sometimes called
William Leonard Carter. the address
Of James Carter being 1913 Nichols
Street. Chester. Pa. but now in care
Of Embrecvillc State Hospital. En-
breeville. Pa. and the address of
Leonard Carter. sometimes called
william Leonard Carter. is 1919 West
2nd St. Chester, Pa.
An affidavit having been made and
filed, according to law. stating that
James Carter and Leonard Carter.
sometimes called William Leonard
Carter, are nonresidents Of the State
Of Virginia. it is ordered that said
nonresidents do appear within ten
DAYS after due publication Of this
order and do what may be necessary
TO protect their interests in this suit
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
ROBT. x. BROCK, p. d.
= %
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FOR RENT


APARTMENT furnished or lln-
furnished. Heat and water furnished.
Lewis Trear. Phone 664 w. 1852
-~~~~~~~
APARTMENT rooms and bath,
unfurnished 3 rooms and bath UNI
furnished 400 T. Second St Phone
III W. l2-5-2t
~-~~~ >~~~~>>~~~~~
APARTMENT Upper. 305 Second
Street. Phone 426-M. Mrs. Monroe
Johns, ST.. ll-l4-tf (F)
S T O R E Occupied by Van
ity Beauty Shop. available Jan. /.
Box 367. Far1nville 9-26-tf tF)
HOUSE 4 rooms. heat. lights and
water Mrs Fred Putney. Phone 7o9.
l2-2-2tp
HOUSE 6 rooms with bath. near
Hampden-Sydney on Abilene road.
Mrs. A. H. Lancaster. phone Hamp-
den-Sydney 1852. l1-28-tf
UPSTAIRS APARTMENTS rooms
and bath in Dillwyn. Va. Reasona-
Bile. Phone Buckingham 2484.
l0-24-n
APARTMENT unfinished. three
rooms. bath and private entrance.
John Morris. Phone 70. ll-ll-8p
HOUSE = or 4 bedrooms. oil heat.
~ miles south Farnville, on route
is. towards Hampden Sydney. Avail
able Immediately. S. W. Putney
Jr.. Farmville. phone 483 or 608
9-5-tf
APARTMENTS - 5 rooms each, I'M
GOA Oak Street, Phone 1853
j. M. Robson. l0-l0-tf
'.ARGE second floor area. VIII rent
entire floor. or split into offices. Or
Third Street within block OF Main
Street T. W. Bloomfield. 5-30-t' |
~~>>>~--~>
OFFICE SPACE second Zoo,
'happell Building. Call Farmville |
VA j. l-10-tf |
NEW STORE BUILDINGS
Suitable for office or business.
Ready for occupancy Jan. /, 1859
Located on High Street across
rom Post Office.
Will Arrange to Suit Tenant
Contact E. WEINBERG
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HATCHER III memory Of my hus-
band and our father. Robert F.
Hatcher. who passed away four
years ago. December 8. 1854
Your name is a keepsake
From which We viii never part.
God has you In his keeping
We have vou in Our heart
Wife, daughter and son l2-5-lp
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05

BUTCHERING = meat processing,
deep Freeze supplies. Burgers
Market, Farmville. Va. 8-29-20p (F)
49, ~~~>
WE DON'T just recover your funi-
ture We rebuild it from the frame
on tip to make 1t look and last like
new Fine fabrics to select from.
Free estimates. We pick up and de-
liver. Reliable Upholstery Co., Phone
DIR 2-420l. Chase City. ll-21-llt
~>>~-~~~~~-~~
VENETIAN BLINDS washed. re-
apcd and cords. also new blinds
made to order. Phone 1888. Watkins
Awning & Sign Co. Scott
WELL DRILL 24O Star water well
machine with all tools, ready for.
work. Selling on account Of health.
M. H. Slayton, RI 2, Phone 2078J
after 6 pm. Farmville. ll-28-8tp
= ~~----~~- --~-
BURLEY tobacco growers, will
haul your tobacco to market Prices
reasonable. M. G. Mcmillan. Rt. 2.
Box 1876. DillWyn. Va. l2-2-2tp
STAUFFER Magic Couch On
demonstration and rented by the
hour at Slenderi2ing Salon. Call 1853.
ll-28-5p
WINTER prices on water wells.
Terms to suit your needs. 5" and 6"
wells drilled with most modern
equipment anywhere. Well day
Get our prices. We will save you
money on wells and pumps. Larges
we'll drillers In Central Virginia
Falwell Well Corp. 1892 Campbell
Ave. Lynchburg. Va. Phone vi 6
2739. Call us collect. HIST
SERVICE DEPARTMENT. II VI ca
be fixed. We can fix 1t. All worl
guaranteed. The only thing chear
about our service is our price
Farmers Supply Co. phone u.
Farmville, Va l-3l-f
SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED: 81.
us for free estimate. Phone "A, w
w. Dlckerson. 6-6-f
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WANTED

ANTIQUES Guns, dolls, china,
lass. music boxes. clocks. 3Ol E.
Second St.. Farmville. 12-5-4tp
+ FEEDER PIGS IS pounds and
over Contact Vernon Easter, Rt. /,
Or J. n. Whitfield, N. Main Street,
Farmyille. Virginia. l2-2-2t
WANTED so PIANOS: Turn your
lanos into cash Discount New
no Used Furniture Co. phone
I 088 s-14-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05
TRUE

He - Why does the average girl
prefer beauty to brains?
She Because the men. that can
see outnumber those who can think.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05

this month" she concluded,
Refreshments and a social hour
followed the program.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05

ANNIVERSARY SALE: We have
bought a rail car load Of General
Electric appliances and televisions.
Special low prices beginning Deem
Der II. w. A. Price Co. 12-5-2p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05

SEWING MACHINES - Singer -
Special sale Of machines taken in
trade on new Singers. Portables,
Consoles and treadle STYLES. All thor
ouehly reconditioned oy Singer ex-
perts Exceptional values. from
SIC 95 Singer Sewing Center. Phone
oli. PA N. Main Street. Faimville.
Va. l2-5-lt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05
SWEET TALK

SWEET TALK
First woman, reaching for a sec
md helping OF dessert: you know,
I've just got to watch my waist
ine.''
Second Woman How lucky you
are to have 1t right out there where
.rou can
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05
NOTICE

AT A REGULAR meeting of the
Board OF Directors Of the Peoples
National Bank, of Farmville held on
December 2, 1853, the regular divi-
dend Of SIPS was declared per
share, plus an Extra dividend OF SOC
per share. payable December 81,
1858 to all stockholders OF record as
of December 2, 1858. 12-5-1t
-
AT A REGULAR meeting of the
Board of Directors of Planters
B ank and Trust Company of
Farmville. held on November 10,
1858. the Regular Semi-Annual Divi-
lend No. 1870 at the rate Of 4ee, and
also an Extra Dividend of 40 were
declared on the Capital Stock Of the
Bank payable December 81, 1858 to
Stockholders of record November ID,
1858.
W. G. WHITTIER
Cashier
11-o4-0 (F)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05

ANTI-FREEZE = Let lis check your
entire cooling system free before
adding anti-freeZe. Farmville Auto
Radiator Shop. Z. Is. Riddleberger.
E Third Street. Phone l043J.
l0-3-l0p Fl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05

VIRGINIA S LARGEST GROWERS
of Fruit Trees. Nut Trees. Small
Fruits. Landscape Plant Material
offer 56-pg. Planting Guide Catalog
in color. Regular SOC value Free on
request. Sales people wanted Write
Dept V32, Waynesboro Nurs-
cries. Waynesboro. Virginia.
l2-5-2t (F)
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s1.oo per inch
FOR SALE

WESTINGHOUSE DRYER = excel
lent condition. price SIS. Owner leav-
ing town. David w. Byrd. Ri. 2.
Farmville. phone 1882 w. 12-5-lp
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SALESMAN

The new reserve medical plan
IS here ond its sensational We
need several top men to handle
the heavy demand for this pro-
lection. Qualified leads fur
nished dolly. For appointment
coll FormviIIe lll7 between
$50 and $50 am.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05

70. bon E37 Lynchburg, va.
Drilled water Wells. Pumps Of all
kinds We are now operating one
Of the most modern well drilling
machines that can be bought.
Well a day Drilling S" and g.
wells Winter prices now IN eftec..
No cost to gct our prices w are
as near as Your phone Larerst
drillers IN Central Virginia. Phone
Victor 6-2T39 Correct calls &C.
cepted
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FOR SALE

HOME building lot on Fourth Ave
nue Extended 100 $50 feet. Lovely
shade trees. incest section OF Farm
vile. Reasonably priced. See f.
Weinberg, Phone lis. Farmville.
ll-l4-tf tFl
ANTI-FREEZE = Let lis check your
entire cooling system free before
adding anti-freeze. Farmville Auto
Radiator Shop. E. Is. Riddleberger.
E Third Street. Phone lO43J.
l0-3-l0p Fl
FRESH FISH and seafood OF all
kinds every Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. Farmville Seafood Mark
ct. corner Second and Main St.
5-3O-tf IF
GIVE MAGAZINE subscriptions for
Christmas. Saturday Evening Post
one year. ST 90; two or more one
year subscriptions. $500 each. La
dies Home Journal: one year. So so;
two or more one-year subscriptions,
$500 each. Holiday: one year. IS 90:
two l-year gifts. $500: three l-year
gifts Sll 90. Many more. Your per-
sonal subscriptions may be included
in the reduced rates. H. v. Lancast-
er. Jr.. 4O8 High St. F'armville.
Phone 1897. l2-2-4p
COMPLETE line of dunling equip
ment: guns. shells. coats. vests.
pants. boots, gun cleaning kits. etc.
Farmville Electric Appliance Co..
phone 2O4. I04 No. Main Street.
Farmville. Va. l0-3-tf
CUTE. playful registered female
Saint Bernard puppy; brown and
white Good pedigree from way
back. Pretty as a picture AS a
guard. there Is nothing like q Saint
Bernard. Price Se5- L. II Pope Ken
nels. Rawlings. Virginia. l2-5-2p
RESIDENCE - 8 rooms. bath. large
lot well located i'll Farmville. Only
S. 900.
Az acres on Germantown Rd
! = miles from Farmville with A.
room house. This property has
road frontage of 265 feet, with
several good building sites. $4,000 /
APARTMENT house. apartments
each with bath. Excellent cloce-in /
location Large lot Special at S. 900 /
-- modern ranch type I
home. 3 bedrooms. tile bath. large /
livingroom with fireplace. modern I
kitchen. full basement. oil heat. 2i2 /
miles from Farmyille on lot $50 I
500 feet. Special at $4,000 Terms /
can be arranged. Landon G. Atkins. /
Municipal Bldg. Farmville. +
Va Phone 390-M
HOUSE, Modern three bedroom. +
good location. small down payment /
and assume FILA loan. c. L.
Tench. phone $50 ll-2I-8p
FOR BEST PRICES on triple track
aluminium storm windows and doors.
phone 1893. Watkins Awning g. Sign
20. lott
- ~~~~
BLIND TAPE and cord
Tor do-it-yourself Watkins Awning
Co.. phone 1888, Farmville. loft
ADDING MACHINES & Typewrit-
ers. Southside Business Machines.
Corner Of Main and Hiuh Streets
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- - - = . ~~~>
HOME building lot on Fourth Ave
nue Extended 100 x $50 feet. Lovely
shade trees. incest section OF Farm
vile. Reasonably priced. See f.
Weinberg. Phone lis. Farmville.
ll-l4tf (F)
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CARD OF THANKS

HUBBARD express sincere thanks
to everyone for the kindnesses. Wis
its. flowers. gifts and cards during
my husbands illness. Mrs. S. R
Hubbard. Rt, 2, Farmville. l2-5-lr
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FRESH FISH and seafood OF all
kinds every Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. Farmville Seafood Mark
ct. corner Second and Main St.
5-3O-tf (F)
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BUDGET = Three year premiums
and save. For details see: Oscar W.
Mcintosh. Insurance Service. Phone
658R. Farmville. Virginia l2-5-lt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05

MULE : II yrs. old. gentle. work
anywhere or win trade for smaller
mule. l. L. Irving. Worsham. Va.
l2-5-2tp