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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02
FOR SALE

/
| BoXWOOD Tree and Old ENGLISH
viii sacrifice for quick sale. Mrs G.
| H Howe Oh RI $50 between Farm
vale and Prospect 5-22tp
| ANNIVERSARY SALE Lunscott
Gllt Shop May II Regular 81 sta,
tIOncry only COG a-2 ~
SEWING MACHINE Used Singer
portable Deluxe model win sell Tor
nam o. original price Phone 2S9
after GOO q IN SILT
STOCK shares Wcyanoke Hotel
Guy Lancaster. tarnville. a-2-2p
s3 900 DOWN $50 per month bugs
z acres one mile from F'armvllle
Oil paved road, With almost new VI
room home. with bath and a half
and basement Total price $40 600
Apartment house near f'armville
High School ! modern apartments.
each with bath. range and rcfrigera
tor Oil heat Large lot Annual In
COME $4,000 A real value at SO 900
House. 7 rooms. bath. extra lot on
Bridge st Only $3.50
House and ~ acres only 2i miles
nom Farmyille with approximately
1900 # roud frontage House has 9
rooms About T. acres cleared Ideal
Tor Subdvidina or small faim Only
81 500
Residence win 40 acres oA
Y S Hwy neal taflnvllie The
beautiful residence has large livlne
room With fireplace. dining room.
modern Kitchen. bath , bedrooms
full basement Oh heat. Some salua
hle timber Tie price IL reasonable
Apartment house Z apartment,
central Heat. basement SO 800
Residence III Jackson Heights .
rooms. bath, Large lot. $500
Many oihel houses lots. ana
farms
Landon Atkins. Rcaltot Msmicl
pal Budg Asst "
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02
Postmaster Exam
Set At Green Bay

An examination for postmaster at
Green Bay 50 $50 a year win ba
open for receipt of applications
until May y, 1858, the Civil Service
Commission announced today
Applicants must take d written
test Those who pass will be as-
signed final ratings on the basis OF
this test and or their experience.
ability, and character There IN d
one-year residence requirement and
applicants must have reached thei~
18th birthday OH the closing date
for receipt of applications Persons
over 10 years Of. age may not Ut
appointed
4 Complete information about the
examination requirements and ILL.,
sructionS for filling applications
may be obtained at the post office
for which this examination is BEING
announced. Application forms must
be filed with the y S Civil Service
Commission. Washington Is. D. G
and must be received or post
marked not later than the closlua
date
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FOR SALE


HOUSE : rooms. 2 baths. oil heat.
large lot reasonable Contact + WI
Brooks. Jr. Phone a12 u 2oo5-J
2-25 II
NJ
GENERAL Electric. automatic. unf
dcrcounter dlshWasllcr Excellent
condition Mrs HAIRY Y lancaster.
tarmVille 3-l8-tf
UPRIGHT PIANO IN excellent con-
dlnon luSt tuned French y sons
Buckingham 26li ~ contact II RI
Adams. Buckingham 422lf
LAWN MOWER Statesman rotary
mower ~ inch cut Cast alunnum
frame cycle Clinton engine Only
S4995 Buckingham Farm Service /.
Phone 254l Buckingham Virginia
i-22 At
WASHING MACHINE 1858 Floor
Model Large nine pound wash sze
With pump Req Sl49g5 only s9o sa
see Charles Bailey at Southern Hard
ware and Appliance Company Farm
VINE VA ~ lp
:
t9lt OLDSMOBllk two door sedan
Good condition. with White. wall tires
Reasonable. Phone go 4242p
1910 FORD ! door sedan Perfect
body. practically new white walls.
Runs good Pllce sl25 % Write Box
203. Hampdrn.Sydney. VA 4-292t
RED WORMS Mrs @ NJ Oliver,
Prospect val #- l-2aHp
FLOWER PLANTS petunias. Scar
let Sage. Agcratum, I.antana. Gcr+
anam. etc Carriers Flower shop,
West Third Street. Farnyille va.
429-at
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TOMATO PLANTS In individual
pots. Won rooted Biz BOY Marslobt
Rutgers. Early F'iresteel Bulpee !
yellow Hybrids CarteIs Flower
Shop. WEST Thud street FalmNlle
Va l-29-3t
PICTURES Tie Herald VIII scIl
glossy $50 pictures o. any snapshot
that appears II The Herald FOR gnIY
I'll 90 .-Zyti
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Dixie

Mr. and Mrs Whitcomb Spencer
spent last week end in Washington
p G. and Maryland They also
visited relatives III Falls Church
Mr. and Mrs Jim Spencer are
back home after spending two
weeks III Richmond with their syn,
Franklin Spencer
They also went 70 Petersburg III
see their daughter and family M
and Mrs Herbert Steger.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02
FOR SALE

FIVE ROOM, slory-an-haH house
Two rooms could be added easily
upstairs'. Basement. oil heat. and
air conditioning Nice front and back
LOT Wlll sell furnished or unturn-
ished COO First Avenue Can be
seen by appointment Day phone 204
night 14i asst
AIR CONDITIONER 1853 West
lnghonse Moves 5000 cubic feet Of
air per minute Thermostat con
trolled Only Sl69.95 installed See
Nat" Harding at Southern Hard
ware and Appliance Company Farm
Willie. Va 5-2-ltp
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02

0iltiJltI iIllL
vs..
FRANKIE Nj MAJOR
Defendant
The object Of ths Sut is to obtain
I divorce from the BOND III matii-
mony for the complainant from the
defendant on the grounds Of con-
Structive deSertion.
An affidavit having been made and
filed according to law, stating that
the defendant, FRANKIE Nj Major. is
a nonresident of the State Of Virgin
ia. il Is ordered that SHE do appear
within ten days after due pubhca-
ton hereof and do what may be nee
essary 70 protect hel interests III this
suit
JOHN G. SPENCER, Clerk
WILLIAM C. CARTER. d. d.
Cumberland, Virginia 5-2-4t
~---~~
VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court of Prince Ed
County, April ). 1858.
CHARLES HENRY ELLIS.
Complainant
vs. In Chancery
MARGARET ELIZABETH JOHN
1 SON ELLIS.
Defendant
Order of Publication
\ The object Of this suit Is to Obtain
I for the Complainant from the De
fendant a divorce from the bond o.
matrlmony Oh the grounds Of de
sertion for a period Of more thar
one year
An affidavit having been made anC
filed that the defendant Margare
Elizabeth Johnson Ellis. is not
resident Of the State Of Virginia ii i
ordered that she do appear within
ten days after due publication 0
this order and do what may B,
necessary TO protect her interest il
this suit.
| HORACE ADAMS, Clerk
ANNIE MoRING FALLWELL. D. d
AHA
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02
IN MENORIAN

~-~-- : = : : = : : : : = . n
GRAY In remembrance Of MY
dear husband Abraham Gray. who
passed away nine gears aeo May 4
1915 Gone to resi-, but not FORGOTTEN
Nette Gray 52In
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FLOOR TILE-ASPHALT
AND VikYL ASBESTOS
PRING S AL

Cover those bare floors while
Our tr4ck-load sole prices ore
il effect Jorge stock Of tile
from waich = make q seIee
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HELP WANTED

WORKING farm manager. small
family, to take complete charge Of
fully equipped small farm located on
Mobiack Bay. Mathews County, Viz
ginia. Must be thoroughly expert
enced in general farming and care of
livestock. Living quarters provided
on premises. Write qualifications
and furnish references to r. L. Hud-
gins, Holly Point Farm. Cardinal
Virginia. Owner will be on farm for
interview after May 20 5-2-3t
SINGLE MAN Is to 30. two years
hiUh Srhnnl panartr Da,lt,.,, u, 49,,
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TIE FLOOR SHOP
ils n. Main Street
FAKMVILLE, VIRGINIA

FOR SALE
Lake Site
Land: 23 acres, log cabin, lake site.
miles south Hampden- sydney
Hunting Lodge
bucking ham County, four frame
cottages. electricity; IS acres
land; some timber
Lond Timber
1870 Acres old house. two miles
south Tuggles.
House
Two bedrooms, electricity, bath.
One mile down River Road.
Cumberland County
House
Three Apartments, Jack y D II
Heights.
HERS
NJ. G. CANADA. Agent
Peoples Bank Bldg.
FARMVILLE, VA.
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LEGAL NOTICES

VIRGINIA:
IN the Clerks office of the Circuit
Court Tor The County 81 Bncking-
ham on the 10Th da, OF April, 1883:
JOSEPH MAJOR
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Hold Funeral For
Arthur Williams

Funeral services were held last
Friday at the Diller funeral home for
Arthur E. Williams, 70, of Rawson,
who died Wednesday morning of last
week at IL 10.
Born December a, 1873 in Bluffton,
he was the son of John and Ydia
(Watkins) Williams. He married
Grace Fullerton December 26, 1900
and she survives.
Other survivors include a daughter,
Mrs. Madelein Jones of New York
City; a sister, Mrs. Cleon Triplett OF
Bluffton, and two grandchildren.
Mr.. Williams was formerly head oi
maintenance at the Guardian Bank
building, Cleveland for 30 years. He
was a member of the Parkwood Meth,
odist church, Cleveland, and the Ma,
sonic Lodge for So years.
Affiliated with the Rawson Masonic
Lodge and Order of Eastern Star
Williams was member of the Cleve
land Chapter, Royal Arch Masons.
The Rev. T. II. Weisenborn of
ficiated.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Mainly Personal

THE HOLSTEIN HERD of Alvin
c. Lugibihl and Sons near Pandora
was the fourth high herd for butter
fat and second high herd for milk in
the United States in herds of its size
is records or less classification dur
ing 1856.
The local farms herd of IL COWS
produced 17,471 pounds of milk, 36
per cent butterfat, GIG pounds of but
terfat The figures were released re-
Gently in report of the Ohio Dairy
Herd Improvement association.
COACH A. C. BURCKY treated his
table TO one of his best recently at
the College Booster banquet
"See those six girls sitting at the
next table?" he asked. "They all
live over at DR.. Ednas new Home
Management House. They learn to
live together, to make ther own
clothes and cook their own meals
out theyd rather come here and pay
SIS for this dinner than eat their own
cooking"
Honestly, he said that, girls. Treat
him to home cooked meal and
make him pay for it!
BLUFFTON COLLEGE will be
well represented again this year
among judges for the state final mu-
sic contests. Prof. Earl w. Lehman
will be judging the final choral con-
test at Dcnison university Saturday,
and his colleague, Prof. Russell Lantz
will judge the Az choruses in the
finals at Columbus the same day.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24

-FkoM THE BLUFFToN NEWS ISSUE OF APRIL 26, 1928

tersection of North Main and Elm
streets. The light standard was de-
molished and the car, new Whip
pet, is in a local garage undergoing
extensive repairs. Total costs will be
upwards of $100.
Buttons street lighting system,
which has been crippled since the
sleet storm month ago, may be in
full operation this week, superinten-
dent John Swisher said Tuesday With
the exception of the business district
and those residence sections lighted
by the new boulvard system, the
towns street lighting system has not
been in operation since the storm
four weeks ago.
Kenneth Gallant and Don Swartz
left Saturday morning for jeanette,
Pennsylvania, where they are in train
ing with the jeanette Jays, profess
sional baseball team of the Middle
Atlantic league. Gallant is the son of
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Gallant of this
place, while Swartz is a former
Bluffton college student.
Favorable action on Bluffton's re-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24

grown in Germany in 1912, that they
were grown in Virginia in 1909 and
were common in the Massachusetts
Bay Colony in the 1905. When Cen
eral John Sullivan made his foray in
to western New York in 1779, he
found the Iroquois Indians had stored
parsnip roots for winter use.
One trouble with this nation in the
spring is that more people do not
have fried parsnips for supper three
or four times a week during the
fourth month. A plump white parsnip,
boiled just enough to soften it and
then fried in slices exactly seven
sixteenths of an inch in thickness, is
better than sulfur and molasses to
Danish winter humours. The slices
should be fried so the outside is gold
en- brown, crisp and chevy; the in
terror must be soft and white. The
essence of true spring is in those
slices, and it is too bad certain in
dividuals are SO intransigent they will
not agree to this statement.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
4 ThankLess ChOre?

Among the usually thandess tasks village gov
enment is called upon to perform is that of making the
regular collection of garbage and trash Twice week the
Buon householder sets out his garbage be emped
and month the village haus away whatever
has accumulated about the home-and this consider
able.
Like the mailmen, the village waste collection crew is
called to work outside in all kinds of weather The
garbage accumuates weather well on pleasant
days. and ashes pile up faster the the weather gets
Riding garbage truck is not the happies job village
empoye has, yet who deny that the service is not
valuable and necessary In Blufton is provided at
very nominal price.
During Clean-Up Paint-Up and Ffx-Up Week is good
time for local citizens to show bit of appreciation The Will
age has set waste collection rules aimed at making the
cleaner the collection service sanitary more
efficient and help keep the costs down to the present low
figure If appreciate the dirty job the village does for
you, here is good chance to show it. If garbage
is required get it. lids needed for trash containers to
keep water and insects out of tin and ashes better make
them or buy them.
Buffton is proud of this inexpensive and efficient Will
age service let's prove it!
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24

quest to the state highway depart
ment for permission to install traffic
lights on Main street, part of the Dix
lie highway, was anticipated this
week.
While her mother was absent tenn
porarily from the kitchen, Sarry Fin
ton, four-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wade Finton of South Main
street, was painfully injured when her
arm was caught in the wringer of a
power washing machine Monday
morning. Although painfully bruised
there were no bones broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Motter and
son Robert spent Sunday afternoon
and evening at the home of Joseph
Groman and family.
Charles Hilty led the shoot of the
Bluffton Rifle club with score of
1856 Monday. Other high scorers were
Ray Mumma, 181; B. r. Herring,
1S0; Harry Triplehorn, 179 and Ralph
Patterson, IT'S.
Quite a number of men are moving
to Beaverdam preparing to work on
the Lincoln highway east and west
of town, which will take the greater
part of the summer.
Beaverdam superintendent F. l.
Todd has been sick and unable to be
at school and some of the seniors are
substituting for him.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24

HERBERT RUTTER, manager of
the Charles Company Store here, is
the first to report finding spring
mushrooms. A veteran hunter, Herb
took advantage of the exceptionally
warm weather last Friday and
kicked up two of the sponge-type
morels along the railroad tracks near
Deshler, his home.
Thus far there have been no reports
from local fields.
- =
TERRY BECK and DENNIS NEU-
ENSCHWANDER of Beaverdam
appeared at The Bluffton News office
at dusk Monday evening with a catch
of 19 nice sized blue gills and cat
fish they hooked during the evening
in the Big Riley creek.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
James Zimmerman
On ONU Choir Tour

James Zimmerman, Rt l, Bluffton,
was one of 40 Ohio Northern univer-
sity students who represented the un-
iversity in song in choir tour to
Chicago last weekend.
Three concerts were presented Sum
day in Chicago churches and a
fourth concert was given Monday be-
fore the Methodist Ministerial asso-
citation in the Chicago Temple.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Country Flavor
by Haydn S. Pearson

been disappointed, have logical rea-
sons for their antipathy. A parsnip
needs to spend long winter frozen
in garden soil. Then, when April sun
warns the soil and the parsnip is dug,
it is ready for its glorious destiny.
Months of freezing weather change
the composition of the parsnip so
that it is sweet and delicious.
Pastinaca Sativa is a relative of
the carrot, and probably originated
in the eastern Mediterranean area.
In the days of the Roman Empire,
parsnips were thought to have me-
dicinal value. We know they were
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
PARSNIPS

PARSNIPS
Why people react the way they do
to certain facts and ideas is one of
the mysteries that keeps life interest
ing. A do-gooder in our nation travels
a rocky road; but the countryman in
spite Of vociferous opposition from
small minority, will continue his cru
sade for fried parsnips. Two foods
seem TO arouse the dendrites of many
citizens: tripe and parsnips; and of
the two, the latter seems TO generate
the more powerful head of steam.
Urban dwellers who have pur-
chased parsnips IN the fall, and have
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24

All roller skating will be banned on
Grove street unless youngsters OBJ
serve the regulations laid down ear
lier this month when the street was
reserved three nights each week for
this sport. A number of skaters have
gone outside the area between Main
street and College road and gone to
the top of Cemetery Hill, and, cathc-
ing hold of passing automobiles they
coast down to the Little Riley creek
bridge.
With five cases turned away dur
ing the past week because of con-
gested conditions Bluffton's hospital
continues to prove too small. The
hospital, nine-bed institution, was
caring for sixteen patients Tuesday.
Mrs. H. G. Murray spent last week
in Latty, the guest of her son Aaron
B. Murray, who is superintendent of
the consolidated school at that place.
Mrs. S. H. Stepleton suffered a
broken left forearm just above the
wrist as the result of a fall at her
home last Saturday noon.
Richland township schools will close
their years work Friday. This will
mark the close of the term and a
number of schools will observe the
day with athletic events, literary pro-
grams and basket dinner at the
noon hour
Congressman Martin L. .Davey
scheduled to speak here on Wednes-
day, May 2, has postponed his visit
one week and will come on Wednes-
day, May 9.
Forty winks proved expensive for a
Pontiac, Michigan motorist who fell
asleep at the wheel of his car early
Monday morning. He crashed into a
boulevard light standard near the in
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
TALK
TEEN ERS
by Beverly BenrOth

THE GIRLS of the Home Econom-
les classes will present style show
next Tuesday evening in the high
school gym. Members of the class
will model the clothes they made
throughout the year. The public is
invited.
MONDAY AFTERNOON school
will be dismissed at o'clock because
of a curriculum workshop for the
teachers.
TEN BHS members of the National
Honor Society have been invited to
attend the society's banquet at Har-
rod Wednesday evening. Seniors who
are members of the society are Bob
Wells, Gloria Moser, Ann Stauffer
Judy Hilty, Tim Diller, Klaus Gel
lert, Marilyn Murray and Sandra
Kimmet. The juniors are Larry
Smucker and Ruth Frankhauser.
EVERYONE seemed to enjoy the
Record Hop Friday evening and the
sophomores express their thanks to
all who attended. They report being
$40 closer to the Senior trip.