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ROOMS IURM-MD..VA.

ARL. N.-Large rec. rm. pvt.
shower and Law. or 2 rms. pvt.
emit. upstairs. share bath with !.
Very attr neiEhborhood. On bus
corner, BY apt. JE. 2-a4o4.
ARL.. .N.-oentlemen. Pvt. home
I.yt. bath. Cow. transp. Reas
KE. 6-6b46 weekdays after 8. Sat.
sun. anytime.
ARL., N.-Master bedrm.. pvt. bath
home pvlgs., rec. rm., ref. KE
s-5431 ewes.
ARL., N.-Nice rm., pvt. entrance
convenient; quiet, empl. gentle.
man. IKE, s-672l.
REC. RM. with pvt. bath and pvt,
entr., refgr.. gentleman. $40
WA. 7-l507 after pm.
UNIVERSITY PARK. MD, lge. rm. !,
air-cond., suit. for . women,
men or eple.. AP. 7-5ssO.
WIDOW will share home with con
genial woman, d. c. bus At DR.,
$40. WA. 7-1507 after 8 pm.
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1912 @ ST. NV.

sinsles, twins and dou.
2l-hr. PIX service. RE, 7-is12.
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HsEAL Ptys9Eph-FsFt s'aa.
MIAc, lIkMa = thoko Turn
stroller ana trainins chair. 10
t-AfaN
MuLIiLiTn, Model lsc; Epod como,
igSs Between $50 snd :" =
MusIcAL fNaTnuMENTa. largest
selection IN Waahineton; iaadina
makes at popular prices eani
M. 7-nete,
oFFIcE EouTP, desks, chairs, hlss,
typsvFiierl. add. mach a etc: bar.
sains, CIRCLE, ei0 9th a. nv
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18th ST. NV, sslO, Ant. s-Llv
an. YIN. rm., pedrm, ait. bath.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE, d. C.--charminu
brick. wooded lot. 3 bedrms., 2iL
baths rec. rm. with fireplace, iEe.
scr. porch and garage. Open daily
NV. VIII 6-17s4 or AID. 4-7sao.
CHEVY CHASE, D. &. - Nicely
furn, 5-bedrm. hose avail Aug.
ID TO Jan. /. Lee. liV. Fm., din.
rnis. brand-nev mod. kit, ser.
porch and bath on LIST floor,
bedrms.. sitting rm., . baths on
md door. Bedrm. and lavatory on
5rd noor. Television and window
fan; 5000 per mo. I'm. 2-342s.
CLEVELAND PARK. 292s Porter
g; NV mr.. Uptown Theater -
2-bedrm. California rambler: air
cooled; 1925. ERNEST n. LUNG.
DI. 7-222i. 10. s-43e3.
F0xHALL vILLAGE-comf., furu.
3-bedTm., ls-bath home. sep. din,
rfn,, gar. Mr. schools and tfsnsp
mid-AuE. through Dec. FE 1890,
EVANSVILLE - Delightful 7-rm.
$3.50 mo. WO. e-Oie0
n. ARL.--2 bedrms. Redec. Nicely
tqs ian osiss NJ s e99SsS5tS sit 9pD
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s's:: :'i $,. :E;:: , :Eas' r! ssss:
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/ hedrm, furn.
H ass s :sis !' b.. 7 :ss mel 0'il'
NV. CLosE:N-2 bedrmS., liy.
rm.. kit. bath; utils. incl. Couple
and child. Se5 mo. NO. 7-7626.
sHERATON-PARK AREA - Large
studio room, kitchen, tile bath.
large closets, air cooled; $40 mo !.
utils. mel; year lease. ST. 3-s546.
l-Q Pm
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THE PARKWAY

s2ao Conn CO NAV AVE. NV.
furn. bachelor apt 4.
full foyer ent,, Ice. liv. rm.
right on shopping and transp.
only $3.50. See resident man
sEer for inspection or call EN-
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APIS. FURNISHED &C.
lcoNTlNUtol


18th ST. NV, safe, Ant. s-Llv.
.lns yin. rms oedrm, att BATH
BsMT. APT, room. kitchen and
bath; front and rear entrances
sSs :siTsa Ap sut s.i6 s:y .lsT sso
FURN. EFFICIENCY APT.-Sls c
si;si NC c.i Ii. sH Sii'SSih' ~ u'ii'
M. Ilth AND PARK I'D. NV
split-lsvel lst-h: apt: pine-pan.
bath. show. scr, frt, porch; utils
ihop. $3.50. Tu. s,li43.
M. sHERAT0N-PARK HOTEL.
3-rm. apt: utils. incl. on. 6-si6i
1915 I7th ST. N.w.-s65 mo-.
dent manager or call DU. 5-1432
ONE-YEAR LEASE guar. aRainst
rent increase; good location;
and 3 bedrm. apts. 10. 2-0162.
1918 Ilth ST. NV, on Columbia
adults. Manager. AID. 4-032s
Kit fit. Ssth; rent rem " SIS, mel uaiis
Key In bsmt. or call NO. 7-61ll
B, p. SAUL CO., 92b 18th 81. NV.
Ma. S-2l0O.
25iT I4th ST. N.w.-Nics place.
lac. bedrm.. liv, rm.. kit, bath
nicely furn.; S75 mo. AID. 4-rb35
1912 18th ST. N.w.-Igs. e-bed-
rm apt. newly decor: lee. closets,
mod. kit. and bath; air eond.
Isth ST. NV. I218-Lge, 3 rms. :.
pvt. bath. deep closet, side porch,
LIST A., SCI weekly.
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.--
Eng. bsmt,; bed-liv rm, Kit. -di-
nette: pvt. Utils.: $50. RIA. 6-933S.
2sO2 CATHEDRAL AVE. NV
Liv. rm., bedrm., kit, bath; encl.
porch; suitable for persons; reas
Ma. s-745s days, OIL. 6-4727 ewes.
BsMT., facing Rock crk. NV: pvt.
i1s persons nsii No. S.5iSs.
I-BEDRM. APT, cpl. or 2 men; 2
blks. outside d. c. line; $500.
OIL. 2-44O2.
THE PARKWAY
322O CONN. AVE. NV.
Beautifully furn bachelor apt =
right on shopping and transp. !;
only $3.50. See resident man
aEer for inspection or call EN-.
3-2700.
1900 10th ST, NV.
AIR CONDITIONED
Beautifully furn. enc. apt, done
in cool mod. tones. in-a-door bed,
full kit, wonderful closet space
Only SlI2.50. See resident man
ager for inspection or call NO.
10000.
CONN. AVE. APT.
1 bedroom, living rm., dining foyer,
Kitchen and bath. Utilities in
cluded, switchboard and elevator
service, Call no. 2-64l4.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

PONY-7-year-ol girl. living mr.
Potomac. would IKE use Of pony
until middle Of Oct. We have
trailer and eood pasture. win give
good feed and care and insurance
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FARM AND GARDEN
POULTRY AND GEES

poultry supplies, JAMES FEEp
STORE sic x st. NV. NE,
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APIS. FuRMISnED-MD.
APTS. FURRIsHED-VA.

ALEXANDRIA,, downtown-S75 TO
$50 so. all utils, incl. CAN TE. H.
1870 between 10 am. and 8 pm
ALEX. near NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SUITE. knottv-pine bed-liv. I'm.
with nrepl.; eooking facilities. TE.
ARL., near clarendon--Ent. End O.,
. bedrms.; ) min. pent., D. c.;
500, incl. all utils. il. 4-6265.
ARL., 1880 n. QUINN-i-bedrm
apts.. S90: utils. incl: earden
type: very clean. wo. e-6s66
ARLINGTON -bedrm apt; laun-
dry; near shop; se4. "a. e-5ess.
TT. MYER vIc.-Attrac. liv. rm..
kit, bedrm., bath: cow. transp. (;
vacant: SIS. IA. 2-9363.
GROvETON: nr. Belvoir; 2 rms.
hallway, bath. utils. incl; fenced
I'd: SO. TE. e-45ls.
I4I1 n. R0LFE sT.-i bedrm. Nv
rm. din. ell. bath; 10 Minis
Pentagon: on 2 bus lines: Sln0
mo. utilS. incl. IA. 1888, I'm
5-2Z8f.
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ao0MS FURMIsRED-N.W,


PARK m. NV. ieas-Lsysly
S sssiR .s sT.'; al. sRs u T ss. 81
POTOMAC 10TH. 500 leih-At.
s:s s.s ssi iurs S.'; ~ s ssss,s ;Ss
nsrsa1cissnn,- so%ier,aslS turn
aele, rma,i t1-ea wkif.
WASHINGTON cfhcLE. aalA-
Is s'' sl HssP. : tERi ~ , g.ssssS
wro. kyn, mANeIosLlssa sesl
ssle, bamt, 10, pvt, bath nfwl,
Rs hume SIS Ii' mo, s 81, .s..saiss.A ''l'''
A'R IN OnnLIs0i Fsfsf srlli,
$40 sif7 ?. kx. a-o63a.
ATTRAc. SINGLE RMs.-Tvi
phonsi garaee Ike home RA
M A yERy NICE HoME. cool at
smpieyso' Refs, IA. s.soss,
18TH 81. NV, taia--Elev, bids.
nice i-rm, and bath efnclencies.
SIS VII, incl. linens.
.sII5 COLO. AyE.-ktlE. ssls. q
s SFlsI m na ns1! rR S.sssS n. y
DOWNTOWN LocATIoN-srl snt
showers, telephone ssrvicet cony
70 sysrything, EBnt1T HOTEL
HoTEL. 10th and Il so, nv
NEnR. AVE. nr. p-a bus--Nr. bath,
man; ss7 sd mo. wo. d-oOSs,
sJeT wooDLEY RD.-withip y
sci. IT,. pst. BAH, kb' 1.se6i'
THE WESTMINSTER
sINoL rs poUBLEs-TwiN BEDs
baiiy $3.50 up-Wsly,, $3.50 up
ALTURAS HOTEL
elevator anS suiishSOard ''1 Sin
rm.: transient, S2.bO dag up,
permanent $1,000 week up. Hu
5-oii6, 1909 18th 81, NV.
Emery-Ge Hotel
1912 O ST. NV.
Air-eond, singles, twins and dou.
bles. Weekly and monthly rates
2a-hr, PIX service. RE, 7-isi2
HAWTHORNE HOTEL
2i34 q ST. NV.
For summer comfort, cool roomI
with window fans and air-cond .
modern baths with showers. spa.
eious lounge with TV,
2l-hr, switchboard and desk serv.
ice. Elevator and maid service
COO outside patio for guests
wkly. single, Sl2.eb; Dbl. $3.50
Daily 'inslss 800. $780, dbl $3.50
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Sl4 WEEKLY UP

Lge. dble. rms. $3.50 per day pei
person, Also lRe dble. rms, 81 per
day Maid serv.. laun. facils., I Blk
on Conn, 9 blks Mayfiower, Walk
dntn. 1928 18th 81. NV, LU. Q
1899. RE. 7-6i1s or NE. S-S04i
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THE WHEELER CORR

's' sS y, ,i rSnssRI ,0a., =,
co, s.sssS, . % $50.
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MISGtLLANEuUS FuH HENI
CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators,
SOD cutters, rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL 4 EQUIP. CO., ~. $1,000.
PoliShers, Sanders, Vacs
Low RATES. DAY. WEEK. NO.
Modern Floors
243f 18th st. NV. AID. 4-7b76
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-25

"ho. Q < mChG NOIOot WnoSc
husband Is In the Army, gets instruc-
tions In operating a calculator from
Miss Margaret klindt.
IF they have specialized train
ing. business firms want them. and
they will find they can rise more
easily to responsible positions" she
said.
Some of the women who come to
the center have never worked be-
fore. They may be widows or
wives who have raised their fam
lilies.
ut is easier for those who have
worked a few years after they fin
ished school," Miss Klindt said.
They know how to adjust to the
business world.
For those already employed, the
training center offers evening and
partial courses The full time
courses run from four to nine
weeks and may be in one of the
three major fields: calculating.
billing or bookkeeping. There is a
tuition fee to cover cost of instruc-
tion and materials furnished.
Those who complete the course sat
isfactorily and meet set standards
of performance are certified" by
the company and helped to find
jobs.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-25
BENJAMIN Banneker
School News

The 1957-1958 school year at
Banneker School is rapidly draw
.ng near the close. Many activities
are being scheduled in order. that
he work may be culEsinated to the
oest advantage Of all concerned.
Recently the Rev. j. w. Beavers,
s,aslor of Bethel A.M.E. Church,
dilford, brought the pupils of this
chool a very timely and inspira-
.onai message. This he did as
| guest OF the first and second
srades who, under the guidance of
Miss Hollis, their teacher, were in
charge of an assembly program.
The sixth grade, under the super
vision of Mrs. Fontaine Mitchell,
were very effective in a Reading
presentation to an assembly. They
very vividly informed the audience
of how reading contributes to
character building and cited infer
ences to prove this fact. 1t is very
encouraging to see some. of our
parents in attendance at assem-
bly, programs We hope that the
number will continue to grow.
The eighth grade class in Home
Economics has just completed a
campaign designed to make people
posture conscious. They chose as
their slogan Good Posture Effects
Ones Personality" Several people
were very proud to wear a good
posture tag. II was an indication
that they lad met the require
ments for good posture as set by
the class conducting the campaign
The fifth marking period has
ended. Children will take their re-
port cards home for the parents OF
examine and sign. We hope to send
these report cards home on Fri
day, April 25th. The report card
will tell the progress your child
is making. A little prodding from
home may still help to greatly
improve borderline report
BY knowing how many children
to expect to enter school for the
first time in September, 1858 will
be of great value in making prep
aration for them. We are thus
holding our pre-school regislra
tion on Wednesday, April 80, 1858
between the hours of 800 a. m.
and 1900 noon. All parents having
children expecting to enter Ban
neker School for the first time in
September are requested to bring
your child to the school during
these hours to be registered. Par
ents are also requested to bring
the child's birth certificate as a
verificatior of age
On Thursday evening, May 1.
1858, the Banneker Faculty will
present Miss Alice Hollis in a
Musical Recital. The recital will
feature secular, semi-classical and
spiritual music. Miss Hollis is a
mezzo soprano She studied at the
Revell-Frye Studio in Wilmington. |
She was very active as a singer
while at Delaware State College
in pursuit of her training in Ele-
mentary Education. She was Offer
ed scholarship to the Juillard
School of Music in New York City
but she chose to continue her prep
aration 10 work with children. An
evening of enjoyment is being
planned with you and only you in
mind.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-25
How to Make Money:
No Scarcity of Jobs For
Office Machine Operators
BY MARY RUTTER

KANSAS CITY - up - The re-
cession may be shrinking the sup
ply of jobs in some fields. but there
Is one Office specially where de-
mand apparently is still far ahead
OF supply.
And it's one in which women can
excel.
These are requests from busi-
ness firms for trained workers" /"
said the supervisor of an Office ma
chimes training center holding up
a thick sheaf OF papers. land we
haven't enough to fill the demand. !.
As she spoke women bent busily
over practice machines and exer-
else books in nearby classroom.
There was a young wife whose
husband is in the Army and who
wants to work so they can estab-
lished home sooner; a white hair
ed woman who came to learn oper-
alton of a new calculating machine
to fit herself for a higher-paying
job; young Polish immigrant who
had been a bookkeeper in her
homeland but had never. used ma
chimes; a polio-crippled girl who
had worked as file clerk and who
was preparing herself for better
position.
Women of all ages, varying edu-
cation and business experience find
their way to schools such as this
but many people, unfamiliar with
the business world. do not know
OF them. They are set up by bust
ness machine manufacturers to
teach operators how to handle the
equipment. taking over an ever
increasing share of Office work.
This particular school, a nom
profit training center established
by Burroughs Corp, has branches
in several large cities.
1T is a service to customers, to
supply them with skilled person
nel. and 1t also makes special train
ing available To persons interest
ed" explained Miss Margaret
Klindt. supervisor of the center
Every woman should have an
earning power" asserted Miss
Klindt, who has been training wo-
men In business for over 20 years
She maintains II is not true that
women in their 40s or SOS cannot
get jobs.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-25
TURNS OTHER CHEEK

LEXINGTON. S. c.. fAP)-Ei,
Mack, OF Lexington, victim of
theft sometime back, plays it safe
pow.
He put up sign on his safe
reading "The safe is open all
hours. Help yourself. Please do not
iestroy property. If Won cannot
ind what you want, caN4 40O2.
Thanks. e. S. Mack. Manager
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-25
EASY WAY OUT

RICHMOND XIV Up When
Mrs. Homer Purkey WAS married
she agreed to wash the dishes for
20 years. then her husband would
take over.
Homer Is fulfilling his part of the
agreement the easy way. He bought
a dishwasher.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-25
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

OIL paid social security tax on
the maximum earnings of $4 200
this year and now I'm working
for another employer who is
continuing to deduct social
security tax. How can get this
back?
may claim the excess tax
as credit on your income tax
return for 1858 when you file it
with the Director of Internal
Revenue after the end of this
year.
mother finds it increasingly
difficult to sign her name to
her social security check each
month because OF rheumatism
in her arm. Can 1, as her only
son, sign her name for her.
Since signing anothers per-
sons signature to a govern
ment check is illegal She
should sign with a mark. in
the presence of two witnesses.
and these two witnesses should
then sign their names under
meath her mark, signifying that
they witnessed her act of en-
dorsement.
Q-Once a week / have woman
help me with my housework.
pay her $500 a day. Do have
to report her for social security
purposes?
Household employees who
are paid $4,000 or more in a
calendar quarter are covered by
social security. Since there are
13 weeks in a calendar quarter.
the wages you pay your domes-
tic each quarter amount to
$500: therefore you should
send in a report OF her earn
ings to the Director Of Inter-
nal Revenue every months.
Ask to be put on the mailing
list and the proper form will
be mailed to you periodically
when the report is due.
Q-How can l find out whether or
not my employer Is properly re-
porting my earnings?
Ask your social security Office
for a post card form OAR-7004.
After you complete, sign and
mail this. record OF your ac-
count will be sent to you, and
you will then be able to tell If
you are being credited with all
your earnings.
For further information contact
he social security district Office
ocated at 504 w. 10th Street. Will
nington, or see the social security
when he Is in your
'rea. A schedule OF his visits may
De found at your local post Office.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-25
ON.THE-JOB TRAINING

LONGLAC, Ont. Up An in
spector from the district fire mar
shars office was showing instruc-
tional films to the local brigade
when the alarm sounded. The fire.
fighters answered the alarm and
were back in a few minutes tC
watch the rest of the films.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-25
PERSONAL OPINION

DENVER, Colo. (AP-The Den
yer office of the u. S. Internal
Revenue Service received an in
come tax return listing these oc-
cupations: Husband Peasant
Wife-Slave."
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-03-14

Standing in Lucious Weaver 1401 Ringo;
Weaver Berkeley place; Benjamin Weaver Berkely,
California; Mrs Arneada Martin, Memphis Thomas c. Wea-
New York City, Samuel and Dale Weaver Detroit Mrs
Weaver died Monday and buried Thursday Members
the family have returned to their respective homes.
-foo by Davy
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-03-14
Death Claims Little
Rock Businessman
Page Six

Carolina Fra. lin Brown, own
er and opefn Me- the Victory
Package store !. passed Monday
morning March 10, at his home,
1919 Cross street. A lifetime resi-
dent of Little Rock, he was a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12

These prices effective until close
Of business saturday, Jane ~,
1888. in Washington, d. c. MARY
LAND: HiIlcrsst Heights, Bethesda,
Silver Spring. TakemA PARK. BIa-
densburE, Coral Hills, Capital
HeiEhts, MArIbOro, Laurel. VIZ
GINA: Alexandria, Arlington. Fair
fax. Falls Church, Mclean, AMMAN
dale, Herndon, Lsesburs. PuFesIlville,
Vienna. NO SALES TO DEALERS.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO
LIMIT QUANTITIES. Prsdaes
prices subject 70 daily market
changes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12

These heuIth and beauty old
prices ore effective until
close of business Saturday,
June IA, in the District Of
Columbia and the following
oreos in Virginia: Arlington,
Aexondrio, FoIIs Church,
McLeon. AnnondoIe, Fair
fox, Vienna and Herndon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12

THESE HEALTH AND BEAUTY
AID ITEMS ARE NOT AVAILABLE
ATTHEsE PRICES IN OUR MARY.
LAND STORES DUE TO THE
MARYLAND FAIR TRADE LAWS
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BIode, bone in

Safeway is featuring tender,
young, milk-fed veal which is sure
to please or your money back!
This protein packed meat is Safe
way trimmed" to give you the
most for your money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12

Frozen Food Treats
BeI.air Lemonade ------------------- 3n.. 55s
Strawberries ' st: , s.: s. ~: 45s
BeI-air Potatoes ,', sss. 's s:: 6,,."..sI
BsI-air Potatoes French Fried H.: -: 29'
Pot Pies e ass.. "; ;.':., :. See. 47s
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-01

school AZ a aitpriSe 10 the flfiS.
Mrs, M H. Meador is improving
from a recent illness. She was
visited by Mr. and Mrs. Hunter
Meador. Of Hampton, Mr.. and Mrs
M. II Meador. Jr. and Mrs. Carol
King and children. Of Eafne5
Junction Mrs. NJ H. Meador. u y.
and little eirl stage d over for
several days to be with her
John Sandcrson and Sunny Maf
tin attended the Beta Club conytn-
ton in Roanoke,
p. c. Williams, Of Powhaian.
brought al inspiring laymanS mes
sage to the Thomas Chapel CON
gregatlon last Sunday He was n
dinner guest Of Mi and Mrs y C-
Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. W r. Sandcrson
Jr., and boys, OF Waynesboro. spent
last week end here lie was return
ing from a G. T. seminar In New
York MI and MIS- Eric Robinson
visited here also
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-01
Alpha

An Easter sunrise service win be
held April ! al q 30 a M al ArVonia
Methodist church Guest speaker
viii be Rev I II Simpson OF
Dillwyn Everyone is we,etnr
Many from this community were
present al Rocky Mount church last
Sunday night and enjoyed the sing
ing and drama presented by the
Longwood College Wesley Founda-
ton
The baseball season IS here and
the boys have been playing Larry
LeSueur and Thomas Dunkum
have been confined 70 their homes
and unable 70 attend school with
sprained ankles.
Nh and Mrs Charles Wooten
have moved to their rev b.ick
house at Enonvnle Mr.. and Mrs
s E. Thomas called on them last
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Wade Dnnkum. Of
Richmond. visited Nh and Mrs G
i. Dunkum and Nh ana Mrs.
Joshua Dunkum.
Mr. and Mrs Horace Thomas.
and daughter. have been spending
a few days with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs Stewart Thomas
MI and Mrs Billie Allen ana
daughters visited Nh and Mrs
Wilson Dlmkum last Sunday
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs Frank LIE
Sueur over last week end were Mr.
and Mrs Wilford LeSueur Frank
LeSueur, who Is employed at the
Sollte plant Al Bremo Bluff took
them down 10 the plant and all
enjoyed watching the making Of
Solite
Linda Lesueu spent last Monday
night with Mrs A f Old
Kim Dlnkum has had scarlet
fever
mrs H l. Thomas Has returned
after spending some time IN staun-
tor !
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Mrs f A. Jones. Mrs Arlington
Jones and little Roxanne visited
Mr.. and Mrs Goode Johnson Of
near Mt Zion, recently Mr.. John
son is slowly improving after being
quite sick at his home
Mr.. and Mrs. John Noble recently
went to North Carolina to bring
their son, Weldon, home He has
been in the Marine Corps for foul
years, but is now out of service
Mr.. and Mrs. A F. Seay, Jr.
went to Richmond last Sunday 10
meet Mrs. A. T. Seay, Of West
Palm Beach. Fla, She is now a
guest Of her father. c. F. LeSueur
Mrs T S Jeffrey. Mrs. E. A.
Jones, Mrs. j NJ Hannah and Mrs
R. S. Pierce attended the group
conference at Maysville Presby-
ierian church
Mrs Anderson Improves
Mrs f. A Jones visited Mrs. r.
B Anderson in Johnston Willis Hos
pital last Wednesday Mrs. J r.
Jones also visited her mother Mrs.
Anderson is slowly improving.
Mr. and Mrs A. w. Dawson and
Martha Vernon. Of Poplar Branch
farm, Albemarle county, were re
cent luncheon guests Of Mrs. Owen
F Williams.
Mrs E. A. Jones called to see her
sister, Mrs. John Deane. who has
been confined to her home on ac-
count Of sickness.
March was Red Cross month.
and next comes the cancer drive
IN April. Be ready with your dona-
ton when solicitor calls for your
contribution.
Johnsons Go TO Richmond
Mrs W. T. Johnson and sons.
Billy and Tommy, were in Rich
mond Monday.
The Mothers club viii meet in
the vonla Elementary School
April at 3 pm Mothers. please
come 50 that your child's grade
Will have the most mothers present
and win the prize
Miss Geraleen Jones. of Rich
mond. was recent dinner guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Bragg.
Sam Jones has been quite sick
for some time