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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30
SMELLING L. SMELLING

ONELLlN1 a. ONEs1AlsAlNI
PERSONNEL CoNsULTANTs
COS itth ~, NV, ST, J.0sss
sEcRETARY-Patsnt Law once;
excel. shorthand ana typlng tkiila,
3 dAy, ~ hT, VIZ, MA, h.0i3A,
SECRETARY = Excel, oppor for
auaiifed, exper person pleasant
Norking conditions and liberal
employment dement's, ineludtng
over 4 weeks paid vacation per
year, btginnlng salary, sshu Der
mo-, yearly increases, CAL TX,
;l-inls Tor personal interview,
SECRETARY. accurate with details,
shorthand anu good backtfpund
IN fnNlish nrcestAfy kNcelleni
NOrsing eonditlons new af.eon'
dltioned once, lhM electric lNpe'
writer short work Sesi pald va
cations saitr open pl f'u."h
SECRETARY - sttraetiye, cheerful
lady - ptraoanl secretary "
owners o. active businfss; eeal
experience deiirablt. some ntS!-
hlllly Of hours necessary EA'
a.AnAi
SECRETARY SIS, under ~. small
law once must take eharge and
run once. elec typewriter, GOOD
shorthand BOX 467.v, star
SECRETARY, legal for afternoons
a week. Call RE, 7-O4si.
SECRETARY. i-rirl Law once, excel,
typing. some shorthand, person
able. Arl, Courthouse area, n.N;
70 S5b. POTOMAC EMPL,, 1854
Wilson blvd. Arl, IA, $1,000,
SECRETARIES, SOTO, for busy dee
tor. downtown. Prev. medical exper
not required Shorthand necessary
II you enjoy variety and public
contact this is for you' start S1sa
plus raise In 30 DAYS. Many Other
Jobs Interviews Bel. TELE SEC,
Zoo Eve 81. NV RE 1-llaO
SECRETARY. Girl Fridsy; ptrm
position, shorthand ard aceurs le
lyping, 90 wp,m Not over -
Opportunity learn foreign lan-
guageS, $500 20 start; N-h ~
5-dav week Write resume 81
sNper and refs. to Box ii5.x
star.
SECRETARY, KinE St; reeeption-
- cuilea 70 hours. 500. PCIb-
MAC EMpL, oil Klng st. Alex,
III g-JO55
SECRETARIES RECEPTIoNIsys,
white as-a. yrs. ; DAYS adv,
editorial, letal. l-Elrl ofc etc 10
-. 500 v. WOOD PERSONNEL
18th 81 NV at u. DI. 1872.
See MISS Wood
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SECRETARIES

We have many career positions
oiieTinG STEADY employment, eopd
tiona and TOP Oeneiils, Applicants
must take shorthand a. 100 wp,m,
and type 81 W,p,m, All applicants
are thoTouRhly screened 40 ~ 10
enable Us 10 place them IN their
approximate spots, Salaries IRON
$4,000 10 St,kUO,
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SECRETARY

Permanent position open IN exec
utive once Of vell-eStablished. rap
idly-growing company. Tor young
lady 2l-35 with good typing and
shorthand Starting salary depend
ent upon education and PAST expe-
rienee. Excellent company dement's.
air-eonditioned ofiees. Apply Room
200. SIG l4th 81, NV.
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] PERSONNEL CoNsULTANTs
COS iath 81, NV, ST, 3'USes
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SUPERVISOR, white. for Kitchen OF
lac Euest house Good pay, meals,
NV HU 3-afS., Mr.. Marsh
TEACHERS. white; s3sU-Ss2n MO.
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
sos 14th St NV. RE. 7-3a3S
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS with UNI
limited pvt. telephone: work in
evenings only from home. HE.
4-y424
TYPIST-CLERK
Part time, in Brookland. 3126
10th st. ne
TYPIsT-RECEPTIONIsT-- one-Eirl
once for trade association repre-
sentative: no dictation. 5-day
week. 7-hour day; near all tTansp,
Box DOL. Star. so
TYPIST--white. part time day
work. Alexandria Vicinity. eau
XII S-0gS4.
TYPIsT--OppoTtunity for young
woman interested In career with
casualty insurance company: D.
day. 37la.hr. wk,. pleasant WORK
ing conds. See Mrs Cassidy
HARTFORD ACCIDENT a. IN
DEMNITY CO.. 1000 Vermont ave.
NV
TYPIsTs. young. white. TO ~ yrs
many, statistical receipt. eeneral
ofc. work. dictaphone, some with
slow shorthand. to s].nnn: !
days. y, WOOD PERsoNNElL-.
Suite go. southern BID. sos
18th st NV. at II. DI. 1-5ia".
TYPTsTs. white. under ~, fast
accurate, attrac appearance and
personality for detail work inN per-
sorrel once: 4O-hr. i-dav wecs;
sag so. Some ccllegc trHininF
A~p'v Pm "Oi. Cos 18th st. W
TYPTsTs, to tyne labels and ship
ping .orms. MI in form letters.
etc: must type a. 10 30 wp m.
and be accurate on details, high
school graduate white: permanent
lob. excellent conditions. air-cond.
huiidinQ EN- O.uTO0
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PIX OPER., $1,000

ATLAS SSoacyYg,,n leo n y AVE- NV.
PHARMACIST reeistered. in viz
rinia. full time Food hours; good
nav no Sat. or sun. work. HE.
s.Ol60
Evening star., 1958-07-06

va, CLOSE N--3-bedrm. brk.
semidet; mod. furn.: auto, wash.
er. Nv; $50. IA. 1856,
FOR SUMMER; $00O-Lge., air.
eond, split-leyel: chesterbrook
Woods. Va, KE. e-956l after
pm.
NEAIIT- cnr g rfna D aararea-
Evening star., 1958-07-06

ACCOKEgK, Md bedrms., 2
baths; 0 mi. from d, c. line; chill
dren and pets Welcome ST5 mo
10 2-2000.
ARK. -PARKLAWN; rent or sale
Completely Air-eond. 3-bedrm
house: y baths: i5x20 redwood
paneled rec, Em. with frepl. built.
IN bar, ali-eiee. OE kit. viii
dishWasheT. gAEbage disposal. IA
eu.-ft. fefgf. lac Anchor fenced
yard. children and pets welcome
eonY 70 bus, shopping eenters anC
schools. 90 min 70 Pentagon
$3.50 mo. Avail, July Is. Sefiinf
price. Se3.000. CT. B-0440.
ALExy-Brk. snlit-ieVel. . bedrnE-
- baths, m. fam. Tm., rent OF
rent option to buy, FL. 4-55i6.
ALExs-a-bedTm bfick; eonV. q
ehoppinG and schools; fenced bach
yerd; vac; 500 NO. Ju. 1871.
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HOUSES UHFURHISHED

BEAUT. cor, 8 rms. 2 garages.
IONS sion cs ssfs owNER WEE iS1'rsl T1 a4sss ssss
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APARTMENTS WANTED

MARRIED LADY, white, Q chill
oren' desires unfurn. 1-bedrm
apt. prefer Georgetown or NV,
area; $50 limit per mo. Box 444-
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ARL.. N.-Cool: 5 minis. to Penta.
gon: modern furniture, TV:
oedrms.. 3 baths, liV. rm., musit
rnns lge.. din. rm., glassed oi
screened-in porch. garage, rec
rm.; "a acre, trees; ideal for eroul
OF boys, lge. family or nurserj
sehooi; immediate occupancy. "a
Evening star., 1958-07-06

MI. PLEASANT. at 1905 Lapier pl.
n.w.--Comfortable and spacious -
bedroom home, with family-size
dining room, nice kitchen and
screened porch, Avail. immed. at
RIO SHANNON & LUcHs CO..
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07
Dillwyn News, Social Events
Dilwyn News, Social Events
Mrs. Daridson Elected President Dilltryn
Garden Club; Annual Spelling Bees Start

DlllWyn Garden Club has elected
Mrs, William Davidson. president
Mrs. Edgar A. Charlton. vice. presi.
dent: Mrs Ralph 8 Rainy. sec
letary Mrs. J K Snoddy, Dr..
treasurer and Mis-. r J Womicki
historian
Miss Joan Poole. who Is en-.
ploycd at the Chapel Hill. N c.
Memorial Hospital. spent the week
~'end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton I. Poole.
Scott Davidson. Fork Union
Military Academy student. spent
the week end with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. William Davidson
Miss Gillian Home
Miss Sue Gillian, OF the Uniyer-
sity Of North Carolina. spent the
week end with her mother. Mrs
Luther p Gillian. :
Mrs. Allan Rainc. and daughters.
spent the week end With Mr.. and
Mrs. w. W. Moore Sunday they
celebrated the birthday OF Miss
Whitley Raine q Longwood College,
Mr.. and Mis-. w W. Snoddy
spent Wednesday in Lynchhurg as
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Thornhlll
Snoddy and daughter. Susan, !
Dillwyn Garden club met Thurs
day In the home Of Mts. r. j
Wojnicki
Mr.. and MIS-. B. n Ransom, Of
Richmond. visited Radiord Ransom
and Mr.. and Mrs John NJ Bur
roughs
Harvey Charlton. Of the UNI
versity OF Virginia. spent the week
end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
r. E. Charlton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07
Buckin,ham

Recent guest OF Mr.. and Ms
Jim Spencer were Miss NJ ar a
Prott, MS. Spencer sister, and
Mrs. Herbert Steger. and son, Her
bert Dancy. Of Petersburg
Jim Spencer is doing very nicely
now.
Mr.. and Mrs. white ON b p
Spencer plan TO leave for Florida
around middle o! May for a two
week vacation.
~ and Ms. white ON b P
srcncer had as week end guests
NJ and Mrs Herold Marshall, Of
"yattsville Nd Mrs Marshall +
MS Srencer's sister
Mrs Mary NJ. Grigq has bee
visiting he children in Washington
D. c., and Maryland 70 'ha
week. She returned TO Mrs. 10
Mosser sNwhere she Is making her
home, Saturday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07
Well Water

Sharon WMU week Of prayer 10,
home missions. Annie Armstrong
offering. Is being observed March
70 7 In the following homes. Mon
day. Ms 4. B. WinfTey: Tuesday
Mrs. r. o. Webster. Wednesday
Mrs Bruce Rush. and Friday.
Sharon church. 7.3O pm The ladies
Of The WMu and the church are
cordially invited 10 attend.
Mr. and Mrs Jessie Huntley. Of
Sands,on. visited their parents. Mr.
ard Mrs g. W. Banton.
Ms G. p. stevens is patient
In WayncSbor0 hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Cook and
daughter Marcia. Of Durhani ~ G.
were week end visitors Of Mr. and
Mrs: Joe Steger. Mrs q A. Baber
and Ms Annie Winfrey.
Tindalls Take Richmond
Mr.. and MIS- Nelson Tindall
Spent Sunday in Richmond They
visited Mr. Tindall's aunt, Miss
Annie Tindall. while there.
Mrs Hugh Baber entertained with
party Friday. with Ia ladies' pres
ent. Mrs. Mary Lane, from Char
lottesvllle, was demonstiator
Mrs l. C. Bfansfold and Mr..
and Mrs. l.. $. Babcr w-fc in
Charlottesville Friday
Mr. and Mrs James Snoddy ard
heir daughter. Bonnie. and son,
James. Jr.. and Mrs BESSIE nahe~
visited NJ Sgt George Bill W
Babrr's family at Langley Field
Air Base, for the week end and on
to the Naval hospital at Portsmouth
to visit, sgt Baber. who has been
patient there for some time
Knshes Have Guests
Mr. and Ms Bruce Rush, Jr.,
and daughter. and MI and MIS-
Brown. and family. 0: Richmond
visited Nh and Mrs Bruce Rusf
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Earl Maxey. OF
Richmond. visited his parents, NJ
and Mrs. B W Maxey. Saturday
Mrs. william Davidson. Of DE-
wynn. one Of the Associationai grouf
leaders, taught a study course Sur
day for the WMU al Sharon church
Mrs. Robert Bsber, ms Wilb
CfeWs. MIS-. Francis Harris ant
Ms Greene DAVIS, from "
Goshen church, also joined them
for this meeting
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07

Putneys

Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Franklin.
Bessie Mae. Mrs v, s. Baeby and
Ms. A. E. Dennis spent Wednes-
day in Lynchburg visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Luther Coleman.
Visitors in the John Andersen
home were Mr. and Mrs. r. Fl
Maloney. Rev A. S. Gear. Mrs
Allen Calhoun and Anne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Thackston. Elizabeth
and Marshall, Mrs. v. S. Bagby,
LinWood and l.. j.
Walton Anderson spent the week
end with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G. Anderson.
Mrs. Allen Calhoun has been sick
Rev G. F.. Bell returned Satur-
day from Richmond. He had beer
visiting relatives there. His brother
Richard Bell. has been in the hos
pital.
Several from the community went
to the funeral services for Cleveland
Carter Tuesday at Douglas church
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07
parents. Mr. and Mrs Jim Ayers
Leaps Visit Uncle

parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ayers,
Leaps Visit Uncle
Mr.. and Mrs, Jimmie Lean visited
his uncle. J 3 Leap, az Scots
vile, Saturday
Mr., and Mrs, Wesley Dunku1n
visited her mother. Mr. Lacy Dim
can. Saturday
iancy and Russell Bailey visited
th+.r mother. MS Matte Bailey
and sisters. Mrs. Grace and hfaudr
Holland 81 hollands. Sunday,
MISS knthy Bailey spent the week
end with her grandparents, Mr..
ara Mrs. Frank Agee. 81 DillUyn.
Mr. and Mrs 10 A. Griffin had
as recent guests their son. Charles.
and family o. Ciarksville
Russell Bel sch. and three chill
drcn. visited his mother, Mrs. Lucy
Bersch and family, last week
Mr. and Mrs. Flcssie Scott have
been OH the sick list. Both are
able To b. out again
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07
Buckingham WSCS
sComplctcs Study

Z, The Woman's Society Of Chris
tan Service o. three w.t. Bucking
ham churches, Gleninore. Noun
Tabor and Trinity met al Trinit'
February 2o and completed a stud
Il Lind o. Witness and Decisieu"
Several members Of societies from
Browns Chapel Rocky Mount and
Whitehall joined in the study
The class was arrangnd ~ Pc
and MIS-. r T Lovelace and taught
by Or. Herbert HudgIns, Of ri
villej and Rev. Phillip Thomas. o.
Prospect. assisted BY Rev E. p
White, OF the Buckingham charge
Rev r. $, Simpson, Of Dillwyn
showed 4 film On Korea as par
of the study
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07
cu,dsyllle Item,
CufdsvIIe Items
Polio Patient, Ab0ut To BE Sent 10
Warm Springs, Wants TO BE A Doctor

A few warm spring days were
enjoyed By al The past week
! Carroll Chance. Nho II polio
patient d, Medical College Hospital
Eichilond. Is hoinr fer short
stay Beiore being #nt 10 Warm
Springs. Ga. Tor further treatment
The hospital reports that he has
been an unusually good patient. con
sidering his age ana his having
been away from his parents Tor
nearly six months This was his
filst year in the DillWyn Elemen-
tary School HI says he expects "
le doctor when he grows up. A.
the doctors and nurses have been
SO very good TO him. He Is the son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Chance,
OF Dllwyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Leap were
Richmond visitors Wednesday
Charles Allen Is recovering from
the measles and Charles OWnsby II
up again after having scarlet fever.
DunkumS In FarmviIle
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Dunkun
were in Farmville Wednesday
Mrs Corbin Wise Of Lynchburg
spent couple Of days past week
with Mrs Reeves Phaup
Mr.. and Mrs Blake w. Corson
had visit from their daughter
Ms. Burton Field. Of Richmond.
Wednesday
Rev and Mrs, Philip 7 Ii NJ \
called on the Emmett DunkuHs
Wednesday
MIR. and Mrs Emmett Dunkunn
were Farmville visitors on Tues
aa-~
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Dixie w. Moore
and children. Of Norfolk. spent the
week end with Mrs NJ ores
mother. Mrs. NJ p. Snead.
Miss Sallie Guy Davis. OF Lynch.
burg. IL spending some tirre with
her sister. Mrs May Updegrove
Mrs Hugh AicAden. and lgo Chill.
tren. u bioadnaX. we, recent
guests q Mr.. ana Mrs. II 3. Pleas
ants.
Mr. ana Mrs q. l.! Blanlon and
Mr.. and Mrs. & l.. Blanton. Jr..
and children. visited Mi. and Mrs.
q. g. Goodman in Amelia Sunday
Mrs j. Alex Ransone has re.
turned after visiting relatives in
Arlington. She went 10 Washington.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07
Oak Forest

Mr. and Mrs. George jenkins. Of
Cumberland, visited Mr. and Mrs
" s Anderson Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Robert johnson,
and daughter Of Gainesville
visited Mr. and Mrs. WI s. Ander-
son Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Jimmy Meador OF
Cumberland. visited M and Mrs
W. s. Anderson Sunday
Conway Anderson, of Richmond,
visited Mr.. and Mrs F, B. Ander-
son. Wayne Anderson and Nh. and
Mrs WI s. Anderson Friday Mrs
Anderson visited MIS-. Asa Bryant
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07

Gay
Mr., and Mrs EerHaii Smith u
Tustle. vtA.ted tier pal -nts. MN
and NJ \. Jim MARKS. Sunday
Hickory Grove Club u Meet
Hickory Grove Home DalnoAai.-a-
ton club meets With Mrs ] l.
Jones March II at 2 pm Demon
strAtlOn hard coverings lYl Kitchen
counters and floors,
Rec nj visitors Of Mrs Reeves
Phaup were NJ and Mrs Lester
Cash, MS. Viola Stinson and Mrs
Clifford Coleman all Of Lynchbulg
Mr. and Ms Lloyd Walker. of
williamsburg. and Miss Pauline
Harris. u Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs Vcrnard ProilItt
We're Faymville visitors Friday
Mr., and Mrs. Jack Alien had as
hcon guest Thursday her
mother. Mrs. Moore q Farmvlle
Mrs Mayi.eld OWnsby VAS honie
ior the week end
Putncys Visit
Mr.. and Mrs John Pu'ncy. 81
Cumberland, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Emmett Dnnkum
Rev. Phillip Thomas filled Mn
Sunday morning appointment at
Smyrna. Sermon tcpic The Pow
o. the Holy Spirit
Sunday dinner quests 81 NJ and
MES. Vernnrd Profit were Mr.. and
Mrs. G y Proffitt and NIL nnl
Mrs. c d Profit. Jr,. and son.
All 81 Charlottesville
MI and NJ ). 1911 Brown. u Rich
mend. spent the week end with their
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07

Ms. X. laf@ Ndi ltOD and MIS-
+. a. Charlton spent Monday with
Afrs Frank Johns ID CurdsvIlle
MIS- Grace White. Of Fork Union,
I visited MIR. ana w. 81 Woodrow Dun.
\ KUN Sunday
Dunkums Return
MI and MIS-. Julian Dmkum re-
tuned NJ ON d ay after spending
/ several months in Sarasota Fla
En- route they spent several days
with Mn and Mrs Tim Charlton.
OF Tabbs.
Dlllwyn Baptist church Lottie
Moon and Ednonia circles met
Monday in the home Of Mrs. J. H..
Price.
Nh and Mis-. r. l.. Wright. Of
Rich,nond, visited Mr. and Mrs.
" s. Baker Wednesday.
Miss Margaret MeElroy, Of
Petersburg. spent The week end
with Nh and Mrs. Ralph s. Ralney
Sunday guests Of MI and Mrs.
W W. Moore We're M and Ms
Fred Wood. Mrs. c Il. Marks and
Miss Katherine MARKS. all OF Rich
mond
Old North Staters Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Rigg and
children, Hogan. Flip. Mike Wes-
ley and Robin. Of Cary. North
Carolina, visited Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Baker Sunday
Y Wayne Dawson Is Scoutmaster
Of the newly-oraan:zed Cub Scouts in
Buckingham county. The pack Is
composed Of two dcnS which will
meet once each month al DillWyn
Elementary School Den mothers
are Mrs Frances Moore. Of Dill
wyn. and Mrs Robert Shotzbereer.
ot Buckingham G II Members Of
Mrs Moo!e's group are: Lynn
Eanes. Douglas Rush Mark Jones.
Donald Moss. Houston Hanes. Jr..
hving Poole, John Griffin. Jr..
Stephen Moore and Andy Efneit
Ms Shotzberger's group consists
Of Hamilton Agee. III Lee Baldwin.
Jr, James harris, jimmy Holmes.
Johnny holmes Ronnie Miles. JET
srey Stanley, Gordon Ragland and
Franklin Ragland
Kitchens 70 BE Featured
D.lWyn Home Dem3nsti alton
clpb wlll Hold lts March meeting
Thursday IL the home Of Mrs z.
J Wojnlck The program con
Quoted by Ms Harold K Bailey.
BuckinRham county nome demon
strat'on agent, VIII be on use OF
kitchen hard-tops flooring and s.or.
age space savers
BUCKINGHAM county elementary
school principals attended con
ference al Roanoke Monday and
Tue d ay Those attending were
John n Morgan Jr Of Dillwyn
Miss Minnie Wood, Of Buckingham.
and J r Hodges. Of Arvonia
A field mission study class vas
Weld Tue dav at Enon Baptist
Church Mrs. George Reynolds. as
sisted by thf young people from
BOTH Encn and Bethlehem churches,
'aueh. the book Oh city mission
No.k entitled Loo. Look the
Cities
spelling Winners Listed
scc0ad preliminary spelling bee
SINNERS at DlilWyn Elementary
5cheol ase fin grade first. Pam
Jane sJa runner up, r b ert
7happ siXth grade: first, Jack
o'i runner up. Susan Forbes,
seventh first, Marie Sengcr. and
~Enner up. Caroline Dawson.
a connitee composed Of mem
7er from each Buckingham County
Wcmans club depal t,Eant went be
I'm TIE county beard Of super
Tfse N7nday to make plans for
redecorating the interior Bucklng
ham county courthouse
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07

DillWyn Elementary School band
has a membership Of y. Is Of whom
are beginners. The school nov has
l3 band Instruments n d hopes
10 add two Instruments each year.
f. Bruce Knapp. musical director.
hopes TO have AT least 50 members
in the band next year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
CHARTER BOATS

$21 for 4 hours still-fishing.
Solomons 2911.
CAPT. THOMAS GROSS,
Olivet. One charter boat. $21
for 4 hours still-fishing. Solo
mons ATOP.
CAPT. JOSEPH HUTCHINS,
Olivet. One charter boat. $21
for 4 hours still fishing. Solo
mons 4700.
ROD M REEL. Chesapeake
Beach. Thirty charter and
head boats. Head boats leave
at 7 am. and and 7 pm. for
6-hour trips. $3.50 per person
Bait additional. Charter boats
$25 for 6 hours still-fishing
$50 fer 6 hours trolling. Extra
charges for additional time
Twelve boats RENTED to carry
more than six passengers. Bait
Ice. Restaurant. Alpine 775001
ROSE HAVEN. Ten chartei
boats. $25 for 6 hours still
fishing. $50 for 6 hours trolling
Additional time extra. Three
boats refltted to carry more
than six passengers. Motel
Bait. Ice. Restaurant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

they are favorite detectives Of
family flshingS parties.
BLUEFISH-These little ter
rorS charge up the Bay in
schools, killing as they come.
and often mix with schools of
rockf1sh in pursuing small fish.
In the Bay they don't go much
larger than 4 pounds although
in the Atlantic 10-pounders are
not infrequent. Watch when
you take even a small one of
the hook. He'll snap at a finger
as readily as a bait fish. He's
also good eating.
CHANNEL BASE - Not
enough of these are caught to
make a special Bay trip worth
while but they are popular game
fish with trollers and surfcasters
at ocean points. Like the croak-
ers, they are members Of the
drum family.
MISCELLANEOUS-Perch, OF
course, are found in this 10
cality. both white and King
William. Then there are cells
and the strong jawed toad fish.
CRABBING-Crabs are plen-
tiff; all along the shore line
wherever one can dangle a line
or rent q rowboat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
Method of Fishing

STILL-FISHING - This is
the way to catch hardhead,
spot and sea trout. Try shrimp
for hardhead and bloodworms
for all three. Sometimes a
small spinner just above your
hook works wonders in attract
ing the fish. Night fishing
usually is best for hardhead.
TROLLING-This is the way
to take rockfish and blues al
though surfcasters take rock at
this season casting bloodworms
of the Cove Point beaches.
Wire lines are used for deep
trolling and monofllament or
nylon for surface trolling. Bats
are bucktail lures that come in
many varieties or small spoons.
Cumming - This method
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

BOWEN'S INN, Solomons.
Md. Ten charter boats, Ice res
taurant. Rooms. Solomons 1865
or 1881.
CAPT. LEON LANGLEY, Sol
onions. Three charter boats.
Two refltted to carry more than
six passengers. Solomons 4307.
CAPT. RODE LANGLEY,
Solomons. Two charter boats.
One RENTED to carry more than
six passengers. Solomons 402l.
CAPT. GEORGE E. WILL
LING, Solomons. One charter
boat. Solomons 4841.
CAPT. HARRY WOOD
BURN, Solomons. Three char
ter boats. $40 for 4 hours with
IS per hour for each hour ad-
ditional. One boat refltted to
carry more than six passengers.
Ice, bait. groceries, gas, oil. Sol
onions 2l01.
CAPT. WILSON LANGLEY,
Solomons. One charter boat.
Solomons 4104.
CAPT. ELMER L. WARD,
Solomons. One charter boat
Solomons 2l85.
CAPT. CARL F. IRELAND,
Solomons. One charter boat,
Solomons 1851.
CAPT. HENRY CLARK
Dowell, Md. Four charter
boats. $2l for 4 hours up to 6
persons still-fishing. SIS per
hour trolling. Solomons 1895.
CAPT. ETHAN ALLEN
JOHNSON, Dowell. One char
ter boat. $2l for 4 hours, UP II
6 persons still fishing. SIS pei
hour trolling. Solomons 1888.
CAPT. HENRY BEAN, Dow
ell. One charter boat. $21 for
hours up to 9. persons still
fishing. Solomons 1884.
CAPT. WILLIAM HENRY
JOHNSON, Dowell. One char
ter boat. $21 for 4 hours up Il
8 persons still fishing. Solo
mons 1924.
CAPT. FRANK JOHNSON
Olivet. Md. One charter boat
$2l for 4 hours still-fishine
Solomons 4598.
CAPT. ADDISON BANNIS
TER. OILY One charter boat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
Launching and
Moorinu Sites

Boats may be launched at
some of the hard beaches, but
a favorite spot is at Solomons
where an oyster shell ramp
next to the old icehouse allows
trailers to be backed into the
water. There is an honor
system for parking.
Up the Bay there is a concrete
launching ramp at Wesley Stin-
nett's Pier at Chesapeake
Beach and another ramp al
Rose Haven where boats can be
launched at small fees.
Mooring and repairs are nc
problem, with numerous facili-
ties at the Solomons, including
the Yacht Club, Flag Harbor
Marina at Long Beach, Chesa-
peake Beach and Rose Haven
Yacht Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
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This is the second Of a
series Of sectional guides
TO Chesapeake Bay fishing.
They will be concerned
with areas most frequent
fished from the Western
Shore.
The first, published May
IL. dealt with the area
from Point Lookout TO
Cedar Point, this one from
Cedar Point to Holland
Point and the next from
Holland Point to the Bay
Bridge. Others will cover
the Patuxent and Potomac
Rivers. There also will be
one on the Ocean City
area.