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AuruMOsILIs FOR SALE

Stohlman Chevrolet
3270 M st. NV.
AID. 2-46l4
FORD '55
Convertible coupe, beautiful rcd ane
white hniah, neW black TOP, match,
lna leather intsriorl radio and heat.
sFi r0Fd0@a'ifs sosTsai sharp car
EATON CHEVROLET
9Th and " Sta. NE
FORD 1897 rairlans club ssdapi
equlpped, radio, heater. powerful
v.s enslne automatic tranamiaalof
ana power tteerins, priced fol
quick sale only si,sASi ccc var
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
77es wis Ave. NV. or. a.iais
FORD 1881 VS. Country sedan
station wag0n; black. white, fully
eauipped. Fordomatlei S2,ipe; ccc
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
isss send 81. NV. w. 7.saoO
PoRD 'sb Custom ~" Tudor,
fordomatie transmt one-ovner
low-mileage car, Spna,
Ourisman-Mandell
Chevrolet
eefi Nichols Ave, Sc. LU. a-iO5l
FORD 81
4-DR. HARDTOP
REPOSSESSED
ASSUME PAYMENTS OF s7s5
PER wEEK-roTAL BALANCE
S793.27
roR CREDIT APPROVAL CALL
d. c. WHOLESALERS
s2Oi l. STREET NV.
FoRD 80 v-S Ranch Wagon; power
seat, Fordomatic trans, r.. n,
Wv. tires. like new. si.2ab.
Royal Chrysler, Inc.
3aOi K. l. Ave. NE. wa. 1000
FORD '5l e-dr. sedan: looks anc
mo, ROPER MOTOR. LA, $4,000
FORD 1893 VS. Fordor: iine en-
gine, equipped; $3.50. Leaving town
Sat. night, Phone Wo. d-OaSs.
FORD 80 station wagon: clean,
newly painted, excel. cond.; r.,
h., good End car; S20S. OWNER,
2Os-J Manassas, 426 s. Main 81.
FoRD '55 Country Sedan VS. sta.
tion wagon Fordor; r. and h.. 2.
tone paint; best buy IN town,
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wis and Ellieott NV, KR. 7-13Os
FORD 1889 VS. 4-dr.; r. and H.
excel. tires and mechanical cond
orig. mileage. owner. OIL. 6-1A93
FORD 1854 crestline 3 cyl Fordor
7. and h., 10000 mi, excel. tires
mechanically excel; orig. owner
SS25. OV. 3-251O.
FORD SO VS. Victoria; r. and h,
auto. trans, power steering
~ .3a5; sos down, cash or trade
MCNEIL PONTIAC. 1920 wis. ave
OIL, $4,000. In the Heart O.
Bethesda"
SSns ssSsi S2i i%Ii q. S,sS sSs S sRa dn. & 3;
Broad St, 2. C. JE. 4-a595.
GOLIATH 81 4-pass. e-dr.. black
immaculate. fuel Injection, heater
one owner; excellent condition,
carries l-year Natl. Bonded guar.
antee on parts and labor: only
,3a5, JACK BLANKS. ARCADE
PONTIAC, 1897 Irving st. NV.
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TRIANGLE EORn

1910 r. I. Ave. NE. Ia. 9-iOO3
FORD so sunliner eony,: Fordo.
matte Wv tires, 2. and h good
shape. After $3.50 pm, DAVID
SIMMONS. lOii Barnaby ter.
Washington, d, G.
FORD '53 Tudor, an exceptionally
clean car for an exceptionally low
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Sss9y Sgst9%ins s,ra Tudor D. rsSio sv. heater S6
others 70 select from.
S11Q5
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FORD 'hh

Convertible coupe. beautiful red ana
white hniah, neu black TOP, match
lna leather intefiorl radio and heat
err PufdomAtle A real sharp car,
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TRIANGLE FORD

a0iO n, I, Ave, NE. Ia, a-i003
FORD '54 Custom "s" Fordor;
radio, heater clean throughout.
,Js,,,,n ,pssisl .ns,as,,s THUR; and rria s7SS'
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ROYAL ChrYsler. Inc.

Royal ChrySIer, Inc.
1901 r. I. Ave. NE. WA. 7-7OO0
DODGE '55 Custom Royal Lancer
cony.: power steering, power seat,
nal-seeking radio: motor iust over
hauled: pvt. owner: 81 $50. Call
ia. 2-9630 or LU. 1-3796.
ENGLISH FORD 1853 Zephyr 6-cyi-
naegTe ge55 dr WI AL .oesISst sCnSitiGn pT:a !. snd s
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TRIANGLE FORD

3O10 r. I. Ave. NE. LA. 9-1O03
FORD SO Customline VS. Fordor
sedan. power steering. r. and h.,
one owner: $1,395.
Sellers Sales & Service
822S BALTIC. AVE. HYATTSVILLE
WA. 10000 OPEN TIL PM.
FORD 81 Fairlane 500 conv.: will
low kreen. white vinyl top: auto.
transm.; radio, Wv. tires. Clean
est car In city. S1,S5O. No trades.
WA. 7-6555. 16'
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FQRDS
FAIRFAX NASH

59O2 Seminary Rd. at Baileys
X-Roads, JE $4,000 Til = IN.
FORD SO Fairlane IS" Victoria
Fordomatic, radio, heater. white
wall tires, light-blue finish; tip-top
condition: special Thurs. and Fri,
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FORD '5s Custom Tudor: fully
seen; ST .ess. Free Top Value
VIRGINIA. kUTo DISCOUNT. 1870
Wilson blvd Arl Va IA. A-b222
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EATON CHEVROLET
)uriSnan-Mandell
Chevrolet

Chevrolet
eefi Nichols Ave. Sc. LU. a-iOSi
FORD 50
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DODGES

"a through 81 club eoupes, A.
doors and hardtops; all choice. l.
owner, extra-cleRu cars.
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Royal ChrySler, Inc.
S90l r. /. Ave. NE. WA. $4,000
CHRYSLER '5s: lease Sis per
month; fully equip. incl. ms. Ii
cense, etc. Car-leasing division,
ROYAL CHRYSLER, 1901 r. /.
ave. ne. WA. 7-777O.
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Royal ChrySler. Inc.

CHEv. 's4 2-dr.: =. and h., iisht
plue; excel. cond., -SB7h. 2644 N.
Ohio ST., Arl, JE. 2-O685.
CHEv. '55 "21O" 4-door; heater,
turn signals. 2-tone green, immacu-
i.ante; .n; one owner, bank-rate terms,
WHEELER, INC, cHRYsLER CITY
.WSnHdE;IEsLIaM1.oBILE Snd ;IsIa1.ooBILE, QUALITY CARS
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FORD $50 Victoria hardtop coupe;
power equipped: $4,000 miles; ex-
eel. eond.; pvt. owner; Sl,45O.
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CHEVROLET &c

lain 4sCkJOooCoOlOLl
Reliable party to make payments
81 S39 80 per month: no money
down with good credit.
LYNN MOTORS, INC.
300l 14th Sc. NV, AID. 4-4B46
CHRYsLER "a, 4-dr. sedan, pow
er steering and brakes, r., h., S8g5
with Sl45 down
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Washington's Oldest and LARGEST
Dodge-P Plymouth Dealer
KAPLAN 81 CRAWFORD
43OI Conn. Ave. EN-. 2-63OO
Omen Daily 90
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Ourisrnan-M n-Mandell

CneVTOIeL
224i Nichols Ave. Sc. LU. 3-lO5f
FORD '52 crestline ~" Victoria:
Fordomatic, radio. heater. 2-tone
finish; special Thurs. and Fri,
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English Ford Line
aDT0aa @SedsSss aooREGsEZAR fEsllSsEEZ MSroFs 8 aas
4400 Conn, ave. EN-, 2-5500.
FORD SO VS. Ranch Wagon: Nile
green finish; r. and h., Fordomatic,
etc; $4,000 miles; 81 .495. MONT
GOMERY- -STUBBS, 3715 Bladens-
burg rd., AP. 1929.
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REPOSSESSED
ASSUME PAYMENTS or s7,sB
PER WEEk-rOTAL BALANCE
S793.27
FoR CREDIT APPROVAL, CALL
FE. 7-222a
ID. c. WHOLESALERS
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webs had more or less slipped from my
mind when o couple Of days later, pass
ing his sidestreet shop one afternoon,
heard yodeling within, and entered TO
find a guitar lesson in progress. Mon
sieur e Due introduced me 70 Virginia's
Instructor, a pleasant and lanky young
American named Timothy Jones.
1t was plain to see that both Tim
otly Jones and Virginia were very seTi-
GUS about cowboy songs. First Timothy
played and sang something about being
buried on the lone prairie, while Virginia
watched him with an her eyes, and then
he taught her how to play il, sitting be-
side her on sofa and helping her find
the chords.
To do this he had to put his arm
around her, and she kept getting the
chords wrong so that he had to help her
again and again.
I'm afraid I'm awfulIy awkward"
Virginia said.
Heck no." Timothy said with some
fervOr. you couldn't be awkward If
you tried"
you're terribly kind, really. I mean,
to be so patient"
Il don't mind II at all. like il"
They gained at each other earnestly for
q time, and then he helped her again.
In honor Of the occasion Monsieur
e DUO was wearing ten-eaIlOn hat he
had found among his vast stock Of sec
Ondhand junk. II went effectively with
his dapper mustache and his elegant If
somewhat seedy attire. He eventually ct
Virginia persuade him to sell Il to her
for ten thousand francs, a bargain price
when he mentioned the fact that il had
once belonged TO HopalOng Cassidy.
obviously the guitar lessons
were q SIGNAL success for an concerned.
/ leff in the midst Of another moWnful
ballad, sung by Timothy with such feel
ing that Il brought tears to Virginia's
dOve-gray eyes and could be heard q
block away down the street. Uneasy lit
tic knots Of shoppers were gathered in
front Of the neighbOring shops listening
to II.
The next time saw Monsieur le Due
at his cafe table On the Croisette l sue-
eeSted that even my old eyes, weakened
by porting over hot carburetors. could
detect something more between Timothy
and Virginia than the frets Of a guitar.
LAS - Continued on NEXT page
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hearts desire to learn to play American
cowboy music on the guitar. AIOEs, ]
sold her an excellent instrument and
included free course Of lessons"
Icoufessed had heard Of more NOV
ing acts Of kindness, and failed to see
why free course Of guitar lessons would
send Virginia Parbuckie into frenzies Of
gratitude.
Its true one would think Of her rs
rich mans daughter able to buy guitar
lessons by the gross" Monsieur le Due
agreed, but her life has lbs difficulties,
alas, even as yours and mine. Her father,
the Admiral, is opposed to her interest
in the guitar. He Is, as You doubtless
know, a violent type, and not lightly
crossed"
-In Other words you're bootleeging
her guitar and series Of secret lessons,
without the Admiral's knOwledee. For
q price, Of course
'ABah, bah, a straw. That IS to say, she
bought the guitar from me, and since it
was one Of the most priced items in my
collections the personal guitar car
red on his European adventures BY the
noted American cowboy. Buffalo Bin -
is cost was naturally substantial. But
what IS money compared to good deed
done?''
NaturaIIy. And at the same
time you're acting as her fathers trusted
and confidential agent, also for q price.
.'It works out very Well, " Monsieur L
Due said, savOring his cOgnac. virginia
IS pleased and devOtes herself to infiu-
encing the Admiral in my behalf, and
the Admiral IS drunk with JOY at the
thought Of setting Baron Drang's ships
in-bottles. EgfH. everyone IS content. !"
Until the Admiral finds out about
his daughtex's guitar lessons and has at
you with q cutlass."
"A risk" Monsieur le Due admitted,
looking thoughtful. He Frightened and
said, '-Now that think Of Il, l have
particularly fine one he might wish to
buy, certified to have been the dress cIIt-
lass Of Blackboard the Pirate"
He finished his cognac and departed,
leaving me with a cheerful farewell and
the check.
My job as European representative for
the Jordan Carburetor Company Of my
home town Of Jordan, Indiana, has
nothing whatever to do with shps-in-
bottles or guitars or even cutlasSes, and
Monsieur Ie Dues induStriously tangled
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Meherrin

Recent visitors in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs G r. Jennings anc
family were Mr. and Mrs 7 r
Jennings. OF Gladys; Mr.. and Mrs
In. p. Turner. Of Cullen, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Robert Hamlet, Of Brookneal
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hamlet, Of
Phenix. Mr.. and Mrs Leon Ham.
let and baby. MS Annie Harris
Of Phcnix. Mr. and Mrs. Otey
Camp. and Mrs. w H. Laync and
son. of Baskerville Mr., and Mrs
NJ. d. Hamlet, Of Hampton. Rev
q. r Woodbury. and family q
Brookneal, Mr.. and Mrs, Owen
Waller and sons. Of Altavista.
Mrs. Joe Jenkins is spending the
week with her niece. Mrs Curtis
Mor-isettc. III Richmond.
Mrs Brent Gowen. Mr.. and Mrs
Hubert GoWen, Mary and Inez Al
len. all OF Norfolk, spent few days
here last week with Mr. and Mrs
Macon Vaughan They were en-
route to the Luray Cavern
Mr.. and Mrs George Hatcher
now stationed in Guam Island. and
son. Tom Hatcher. OF Washington
ID. O.. cousins Of Macon Vaughan,
and Mrs. F. O. Priddy visited Ma
con Vaughan last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sibold and son.
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Prospect News
Mrs. Alsop And
Mrs. Williamson
At Blackstone

! Mrs j + Alsop and Mrs. Clct
Williamson left Monday to attenC
the Older Adult Conference q
Blackstone Assembly Center.
The regular quarterly meetint
of the Prospect WSCS was held a
p osmct Methodist Church Tuesday
evening at 8 pm.
Mr.. and MIS-. Robert Shields, 0
Scotland Neck. N. c.. spent Tues
day night and Wednesday Of las
week in the home Of Mr. and Mrs
G. A Garden
! c. M. Price. Jr. Of Stannton
spent the week end IN his homt
| here
NJ and Mrs. Wesley Ferguson
and children, OF Washington, d. G.
are visiting relatives here
| Miss Debby Henry, Of Richmond
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Woodrow
| Carson
Mrs. A. S. Hydrick, Clippy anC
Cheryl are guests IN the home o.
her parents. Mr. and Mrs O p
Farrar, while It, Col Hydrick Is
IN camp at Indiantown Gap, Penn
b. r. Childress, Dr.. Of Bccklcy
W Va, visited In the Farrar home
the past week.
Dinner guests IN the home Of
Mrs Eta Glenn on Saturday were
Mrs Mary Glenn Taylor and MISS
Nancy Taylor. Of Richmond. and
Mrs Maudc Wilson, Of Green Bay
Dinner guests IN the Glenn home
Sunday were MIR and Mrs Ct w
Glenn and Miss Walker Glenn, Of
Farmville and MI and Mrs Jim
Bullock of Williamsburg
MI and Mrs. Ira Briscntinc spent
the week end with relatives IN Bon
sack and Vinton
MISS Patsy Lane went with the
young people Of Cumberland Pres
bytcran Church 70 Bugs Island
Sunday
MIS- Danny Shaver and spn
Michea G cnn. Of Lumberton
N e spent several days this week
In the home Of MI and Mrs Emery
Chick while NJ Shaver made 4
business trip 10 WASHINGTON ID @
Week end visitors IN tho Chick
home we're Mr. and Mrs James
Vaughan. Bobby and Brenda. OF
Lynchburg and Mn and Mas 4
B Carter and Benny Of Orange
The Carriers were en route 10 Mays
Head. N g.. where they will spend
two weeks vacation
Mrs Richard Bradley Of New
York City was recent visitor
IN the home Of her mother. Mrs
J H Young Billy Young Of Rich
mond spent his vacation IN this
home
Tony Glenn spent last week with
the All club al Holiday Lake
Master Tom Hix spent part M
last week with his uncle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carson. at Hix
burg
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Of Newport. Mr. and Mrs Jack
Cansby. Of Richmond, spent h c
week end with II j. Winston and
Miss Ella Winston
Sidney Grafton Of Richmond,
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs j. W Grafton
Miss Eta Collier. and Mr. and
Mrs W NJ Davis Of Buffalo
Springs. were week end guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs l., l. Elliott. and also
visited relatives in Victoria
Mr. and Mrs Sam Nelson. Of
Church Roads, visited Mrs Daisy
Flowers and Miss Bertha Nunnally
Tuesday
Vernon Priddy has returned to
Portsmouth after a two weeks stay
with Mr. and MS. F., Q Priddy
Mr. and Mrs Taylor Newman
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Arvonio News Round Up
NeWs
AryOnia Methodist MYF'
WonBannerF orr Quarter

Mrs. Roger Smith and twins,
Cindy and David. of Richmond
we're recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w T Johnson
Mrs. J NJ Hannah and Miss
Sarah Hannah have returned home
after spending several weeks with
MIR. and Mrs Franklin Woodcock
Of Salisbury Md
MISS Mary Catherine Ritter, Of
Charlottesville. recently spent a
week II her home here Little Miss
Betty Bersch, of Richmond also
visited IN the same home.
Miss Connie LeSueur spent two
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weeks at Band Camp in Williams
burg Miss Linda LeSneur also
spent several days IN Williamsburg
visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs NJ f. LeSueur and
daughter Betty, were III Washing
ton. D c.. over the week end
MISS Nancy and Sarah Johns
were IN Richmond last Wednesday
Mrs John Bragg and Mrs. w 7.
John son were Charlottesville
visitors Monday
Thomas Foulkes and Mr. and
MIS-. Stuart Foulkes Of Richmond.
were week end guests Of their
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Deatonville

NJ Mrs. Oracle King, Of Richmond
4 spent last week with Mrs. Joe CHS
and Weldon King and their families
and attended the REVIVAL at Sandy
4 Creek
v Rev. N. B Habel OF Victoria
brought inspiring messages at
Sandy Creek last week and had four
v TO come into the church, two by
letter and two by profession Of
faith
Mr.. and Mrs, ELI WEIGH, Jr.. and
family. Of Greensboro. N G., spent
several days last week with Mr..
and Mrs Ruben Price
Miss Marie Cox Of Madison.
N G., and Johnny and Matte Ruth
+ Carter. Of RidgcWay. spent several
days last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Price
\ Rev II N Soyars. Of Farmville
called to see Mrs. Bette Carter an
family Sunday night Last Satur-
J day afternoon Charlie Motley. Of
RI
Harvey and Fred Rucker called in
/ the Carter home
Visit Carriers
| Miss Marie Honish. Of Rich
! mond. and Mrs Clinton Wingo
visited Mrs. Bette Garter and
family Tuesday afternoon and We'd
nesday afternoon Mrs. Mary Glenn
and Mrs. Howard Garnett and
daughter called to see Mrs. Carter.
Thursday afternoon, Rev N b.
Habel and Louis Overton, OF Vic
toria, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Ander-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. koven Carter
Of Crewe. called in the Carte r
home
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Nash, of
Bowling Green, visited Mr. and
Mrs Henry Nash Tuesday after
noon
Mr.. and Mrs +. D Joyce and
family and Mrs Floyd Goodman
motored 10 Coles Point for the week
end They stayed With Mrs Joyce's
sister and her family at their cabin
where they enjoyed swimming and
fishing
MISS Bette Lou Hillsman who Is
student al Lonpwood College this
summer spent the week end with
hrr parents. Mr. and Mrs Albert
EIillsman
Mrs. Ella Mcador. of Crewe,
spent several days with Mrs Henry
Nash
Calvin Meador. 81 Richmond.
spent tho week end with Leslie
Mcador and Monday morning Mr.
Meador and Calvin left for Nor
folk 10 spend some time with Mrs
Ellis White and then on to Hamp-
ton u visit Mrs Esther Parker
Myers Visit
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Myers and
Mrs Sallie Myers, Of Richmond.
were supper guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
A c. Mann
Mr and MS Melvin Carmichael
and family and Mr. and Mrs How
ard Simpson. Of Rice. visited Mrs.
Virginia Robertson Sunday
Mrs Horiense Leadbetter and
Mrs Ercclle Cauthorne, 81 Rich
1mond spent Sunday with Leslie
Meador
Mr. and Mrs Ned Bradley and
girls. Of Nathalie and Mr. and Mrs.
Kcstcr Tune Of South Boston spent
The week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Witt Borum On Sunday they at
tended the Borum reunion near
Burkcville
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mother. Ms. W W. Foulkes.
Return From New England


Mrs Aubrey Tatum and children
Linda and Jimmy. have returned
home after visiting Mrs Tatum S
brotherin-law and sister, Mr. and
MIS- Henry Altenbu~ger. Of Dan
bury Conn Mrs Altenburgcr re-
I turned with them for visit with
/ the Tatums Aubrey Tatum spent
last week with his mother d
| father. Mr. and Mrs Willie Tatum.
Of Cumberland, while his family
was away.
Mrs j J Boarw"ight. Jr. and
children Michael and Buddy, Of
Richmond. were recent guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. W. T johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Pierce and
daughter Kathy, Of Covington Ind
were guests Of his mother in June
They expect 10 return here IN
Octobc~ at which time they VIII
attend homecoming at VPl
A W Dawson and daughters.
Anne Wren and Martha Vernon. Of
near Schuyler. were dinner guests
ii the Owen Williams home Sun
day Anne File Williams returned
with them for weeks visit
Miss Anne Hudglns Miss Fave
HudRins and MISS Winifred Lee
Sueur recently went to Washington,
d. c.. to a Mass Methodist meet
ing
MYF Wins Banner
The Aryonia Methodist MYF won
the banner for the last quarter hay
lng won II two ont Of three times
Mr. and Mrs lloyd LcSueur Of
Norfolk. were recent visitors IN Ar
vonia
Mrs Spencer Oliver Is patient
in Willis Hospital
Clarence H LeSucur has left for
Indiantown Gap Pa, FOR National
Guard Training
W G Yancey Was a recent guest
Of his daughter Mrs Caroline lie
Sucur
Faye Smith was recent guest
Of Mr. and Mrs Overton LeSueur
Billy Yancev has returned home
after attending FLA camp al
Smithfield Billy Yancy. Billy Lee
and Pete Gown won the prize for
he best entertainment which was
musical. Of course
Mr.. and Mrs. T a Yancey and
children Evalyn Bill and Tommy
were recent week end guests Of
Mr. and MIS- Ralph DAVIS Of LII
ray
william Turner. Of Norwood and
Charles Cox. Of Waynesboro were
callers Sunday III the the Walker
Turner home
/ Mrs. June Greene and son Tim.
and Misses Jackie and Beverly
\ Reardon. Of Richmond were dinner
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and family Of York. "a. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. J T Newman Sat
urday.
MI. and Mrs J T Newman and
family attended the Newman re-
union in Martinsville Sunday.
Others attending were George VIII
liam Moore. Jr and Charles NC
Kay, Of Farmville. and Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmie Newman and family.
Of Meherrln
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Mattoax

Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Davis Of
Michean. recently spent some time
with Mrs Davis father. J G. Bad
ecr and also with Nj and Mrs
J. b Badgett
Cecil Guntcr. and son. Beverly.
motorcd to Occana last Sunday ~
visit his father J Gunter
Dewitt Wilmington is attending
conservation camp this week all
Camp F'arrar
Miss sandra. Patsy. and Nancy
Saunders. and Miss Hannah Cas-
sell were Friday night guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Steve Musulin In
Cumberland
Mattoax Presbyterian sun Y
School held their annual picnic at
Manchester Lake. Saturday With d
good attendance.
guests Sunday of Mrs Agnes Rear
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs Norman Yancey
and family. OF Kempsville. spent
last week with Mr. and Mrs Try
ing Kennedy.
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During 1857, there were 1900
ever highway traffic fatalities than
II the previous year.
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guests Sunday of Mrs, Agnes Rear
don
Arkansas State press., 1958-06-06
with Dolores Calvin

NEW YORK CTTY-(CNS)-Dizzy Gillespie abroad is
still wondering who took his big black bop glasses Some
body sWiped souvenir Good thing Dizzy carries
spare. Diahann Carroll has album out for Vik :
called Forward and it's fast becoming "best
bet The girl has much taste and plenty of
and she does her singing in Fifth Avenue style
Mcae who these balloon dresses with great
ease in ST. the Peacock. Cab Galloway
who thrilled by doing his old time favorite Min
The Moocher the Tonight Show does into the Oym
pia Theatre in Paris Cab showing signs of Is real
ay his hey day what with est Louis Blues" showing
round playing the best spots He says he has
good memory of all the old many of them dead
who encouraged inspired him by Gefshwin (ino the
opera Porgy and Bess is what aided his comeback after
the slump of big bands.
Symphonic composer and conductor William Grant Still
who brhdayed Mothers Day writes that his children
grown Duncan he is with the Air Force and
Judith Ann his teenage daughter is in high school maorng
in journalism With the cleanup program in
gress New York, handed without
in Times Square and Harlem too for garbage lit
the unswept sidewalks The calls
for valued UP $25 be given violating
any way make New York a cleaner city.
Lionel Hampton stealing Mike Todds title naming his TV
spectacular Around The World in 80 Beats" Meanwhile
benefit his first live appearance here since
his European Manhatten Center It's for the child
camp program St Augustine Church.. Though Hamp
is believer in Christian Science he does benefits for all
faiths.
Mahaia Jackson who remains simple and unmoved by
glamour to away "theatricas"
enjoys plain singing has her followers wondering how
Dnah Shore will bring out her best the Chevy Show
Dnah has such effervescent personality she brings
the best in anyone.
The Dean Martin eethon an appeal by City Hope
for funds help the world fight luekema dreaded
blood disease which crippes kills many children
the time when Skeletons year old has died
from the disease and millions understand the
great need join the fight Lena Horne the
telethon and Mrs Huan E. Jack, wife of boro
is active chairman Louis Armstrong and host of jazz
Arkansas State press., 1958-06-06

of the educational hall and annex
to Union Baptist church at Nor
rilton Sunday afternoon. This SER
vice and building were dedicated
to the memory of the late DR.. ].
r. Jamison, who served as pas
tor of the Morri1ton church for
more than twenty-five years.
Robert Holmes, carrier for the
State Press, is visiting his mo-
Their, Mrs. Lizzie Lippett, who is