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The people's voice., 1958-05-23
How to Close Cap Educatona|Iy Speaking

$4,000 the first year. For the school year
1s61-62, $1s,s51,0OO.
WHAT TO DO
Much public and official attention is focused
on short-term measures designed to ease the
shortage-o of scientific and technical manpower.
No doubt, scholarships, fellowships, and special
aids for science and mathematics can do some
good. but they cannot substitute for an ade-
quately supported public elementary and high
school system.
THREE STEPS
You can do three major things to help. One
is to find out more about your own school
needs as they relate to national needs. The
NEA Division of Legislation and Federal Re-
lations will send you a small kit of publica-
tions on the facts that underlie the case for
the Murray Metcalf bill. (Request: Kit MN,
address below.
Second. you can inform others about the
Murray-Metcalf bill. Others include parents,
school board members, members of the civic,
fraternal and patriotic organizations to which
you belong businessmen and community lead
ers and officials of local and state govern
ments
Finally. you can inform your own members
of the House of Representatives and your
two senators of your considered opinion on
the Murray -Metcalf BILL Even though your
representative and senators do not agree with
your views, it is worth telling them how you
think. IF your representative senator is
a sponsor, drop him note of appreciation).
The important thing is that it is time for
Mr.. and Mrs. Citizen to let Congress know
+bo oh in bo of
ford no less than the best in education for
it's children and youth
For additional information write: Division
of Legislation and Federal Relations, National
Education Association, 1901 Sixteenth Street,
NV, Washington 6, D. c.
The people's voice., 1958-05-23

their allotment, how to apply the appropria-
tions they will be scheduled to receive after
enactment of S 3311 into law.
The Murray -Metcalf bill clearly spells
out that there shall be federal interven-
ton in schools the curriculum, and the in
structional program.
Specifically, the states may use all of their
ALLEGATION for school construction and the
purchase of basic instructional equipment.
AS an alternative, the states may devote all
of their ALLEGATION to the increase of teacher
salaries. Or, middle way, each state may
decide that it will use part of the funds for
teacher salaries, and part of the funds for
school construction and basic instructional
equipment. Such wide latitude obviously pre-
cludes federal control
The Murray-Metcalf bill calls for the states
to continue to make an effort to support the
schools out of their own resources. The pro-
posed act prescribes that the allotment going
to each state shall be reduced proportionately
if the states expenditures for education, from
state and local sources, as per cent of in
come, falls below the national average of
educational expenditure as per cent of in
come. The purpose of this requirement is to
make sure that the states will the federal
funds to supplement, rather than to replace
their current expenditures.
The people's voice., 1958-05-23
AMOUNTS AUTHORIZED

The Murray-Metcalf bill is in accordance
with the recommendations of the National
Education Association. During its first year
of operation it calls for $25 for each of
1852 900 school-age children in the nation.
This would mean an appropriation of about
$1.1 billion during the first year. In succeed
ing years, these amounts are scheduled to in
crease to $50, S75, and finally to $100 for
each child aged five to II inclusive, for the
school year 1961-62
Under the bill, 161 900 Montana school
age children would bring to our schools $4,-
The people's voice., 1958-05-23
Murray-Metcalf Bill Provides Answer To

calls for a substantial and massive infusion
of money into Americas educational system.
Most Americans know on the basis of their
personal property taxes, their state and local
sales taxes, their rising assessments and the
continuing high birth rate that neither state
nor local sources of revenue are adequate to
maintain and build the kind of educational
system most Americans want for their chill
dren These gaps can only be closed by fed
eral action. For this reason group of Repre-
sentatives and Senators have drafted with
the cooperation of NEA, bill to enable
the federal government to work in partnership
with the states and localities to do something
about these two major educational short
comings.
In the Senate. this bill is known as S 3311,
sponsored by Senator James Murray ID
Mont). Co-sponsors are:
Senators Mike Mansfield (D-Mont.), Pat
Mcnamara (D-Mich.), Warren G.. Magnuson
(D-Wash.), John S. Cooper (R-Ky.), Thomas
c. Hennings, Jr. (D-Mo.), Wayne Morse ID
Ore.), William LANCER (R-N.D.), Richard l..
Neuberger (D-Ore.), William Proxmire Cd
Wis.,, Joseph S. Clark, Jr. (D-Pa.), Hubert
H. Humphrey (D-Minn.) and Henry M. Jack
son (D-Wash.).
In the House, the same bill is known as
HR 1O763, introduced by Representative Lee
Metcalf (D-Mont.).
FEDERAL SUPPORT
The MurrayMetcalf bill breaks away from
the pattern of previously introduced grant-in-
aid bills for education. First of all, it is not
conceived as federal aid" bill-a dole to
the schools if they were the objects of
charity. Rather, it is an attempt to rectify the
present imbalance of school support by which
the federal government contributes only four
cents out of every dollar of revenue for pub
lie schools below college level.
The Murray y-Metcalf bill makes it possible
for the states to choose how they want to use
The people's voice., 1958-05-23

For additional information write: Division
of Legislation and Federal Relations, National
Education Association, 1901 Sixteenth Street,
NV, Washington 6, d. G.
The people's voice., 1958-05-23

$4,000 the first year.
1961-62, $18,851,0O
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HOUSES unFuRMIsHED

CAPE COD 4 bedrms. 2 baths
roc, rms screened porch, sun dec
gafaae. North Chew Chase Avail
sseAiF COB . bsdrms., ? bath.
silver hpFlnF Avail, lmmed sila
allsslee. kis,, fFepl, Avan. June !
CAPE COD: 4 bedrms.. 1 bath
$3.50, incmdina utilities.
cAPE COB 3 hedrma, 1 bath
Avail, MAY eal STAB,
James c. Conley a Co., Inc,
phea GA, Ave, ~ A.af0f
LAKE BARcRoFr : Central al
conditioning, f-bcdroom. a-bath
bi-lsvei rambler, De luxe Kitchen
huae wooded lot Larae familS
room, den. ttoraae room, . hre,
placea, screened porch ana carport
Available June q Furn ~ uniurn
MARY PRICE,
REALTOR
IA, B-keee CT. 8-tOeg
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NOW AVAILABLE

as 9Th st. NE, Siio
, story and bamt, Z rooms. klt
ana bath. OIL heat.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OF ExcM.

5s-5s AUTO, Ice. DIAMONDS,
local real estate, Tree OF debt,
as down payt on MONIES, family
apis for nearby Nd acreage.
Area properties consecutively since
1872: JOHN A. BRICKLEY, u.
OUT .OF-TOWN OWNERS will sell
or trade det brick house, a-car
brick garage: rented as apis. and
furn, rooms Take cash or trade.
$4,000 equity for acreage or Nd.
waterfront property. owner is here
now, BUTzKO, 621 A ST. ne
WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY IN 2
Semidet. brick homes in Alex.
Huntington for small farm or
acreage nearby Va. FL. 4-9774.
WILL TRADE COTTAGE at Beverly
Beach for home. investment prop
erty or land. OWNER, VII. g.
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wESTOvER HILLS : 5-rm. bricl
COLONIAL. wall-to-wall carpetlnI
entire house; rec, rm.. gear ga,
rage. patio, with barbecue Dit
FENCED %. with trees. cony. !,
S,enools' shopping and bus. Avail
J n. BENofT, Realior, KE 4.
b69s. Have other houses for rent
WHEATON,. VACANT. BOOB collini
ave Brick rambler, liy. rm., IRE.
d place hedrms, bath. kit util
m; large yard, trees, fenced
SLAUDh SHIFLEr, RA. 10000
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lib 9th st, NE $40
and bath. OIL heat.
$40 O ST, s.E. SIS
rooms III and bath. stove ana
reisF.. OIL heat,
IaieE. CAPITOL ST. SOS
Row brick 9 rooma, 2 baths;
John F. Donohoe q Sons
Jlt PENNA. AVE. Sc. IL. 3-0Osi
c0L0RED - GROOM bungalow.
fs2 SAY 81. mel $40 per mo,
c0L0REp-PETwoRTn-semids,.
s, rma'' s dsn, natgFsi sesEms full
coLoEs. .Ls,. n sIREET NV;
bath. with full bsmt. TO inspect
ssall NJ PAUL HANNAH, NE.
o SkfI4cs sT' Rao SS ma last
fSSlSsiEs 1NGN{ P'r cS mo Ma SIP s.!iJi
C0LORED-sss IIth ST. 81
rms. gas heat sarge, $50.
Mass. ave. ne. IL. U-5O4J.
C0L0RED-i623 CALLS ST. NE.
Ii rms, bath, gaS heat. $40 mo.
Avail. June 1. Inspect. then apply.
THOS. u. WALSH, INC, slb l1tn
50. NV. Elk. 3-Os5O.
COLORED-0th and Our SITS.
N.W.-s-Tm. brick, bsmt coal
heat. radiators. SIS mo. Call NE
s-b5sO any time.
COLORED-l7th and s SITS. NV.
---a-rm. brick bsmt.. coal heat,
radiators: S7S.5O mo. Call ME.
h-65su any time.
C0LORED-lOth and n SITS. NE.
--6 rms, coal heat, radiators; Se5
mo Call NE. s-65eO any time.
c0L0RED-IlOO A ST. SIS
rms anq bath; gas h.-w.h.; excel.
COLoRED-s2I ith ST. NV
Semidet. q rms. ana baths:
Ieoec. RENT REDUCED. $40 mo.
Key $50 Attn. Inspect or call CO.
COLORED-MOD. a-famiiy brk /:
desirable loo. 5 rms. and bath
each apt. plus 3 rms. In bsmt.
VIII rent with option to Duy
DI. 1-S666 weekdays.
COLORED-s3 18th ST. SET
rm. brick; gas h.-wh.: COW.
S SshSSls, cshhOppinns; S1S;o R. @.
COLORED-l85I NEWTON ST.
good for . families. DI. 5-2244.
COLORED-I2th and PA. AVE.
S.k.-b-rm. brick. auto. heat.
very clean; only $3.50 mo. Elk.
3-722S.
COLORED-I356 c ST. Nc
rms, gas heat. yards, good lOca-
ton: SIS mo. d. 7-2244.
COLORED - S-R0OM einder-block
house; running water. oil heat;
In the town Of Glenarden, Nd. t;
$50 per mo. Call after $50 pm
ALOHA REALTY CO., JE. 2-23O9.
coLORED
N.W.--ARRANGED FOR ? fam
lilies. Live in 1 apt rent out the
RA. 3-9049.
LOhED-NA(ANl
RENT AND BUY
PUT THOSE RENT SIS TO WORK
Redec.. semidet. S-rm. brk., =
baths; full bSmt., top location.
To. 2-lO9O, Ia. 6-04d2, LA. 6-0ls2
cOLORED
1910 Z. CAPITOL ST.. 5 rms.
bath, Areola heat; $50.
244O ONTARIO RID. NV, 8 rms.
Ia baths; gas heat; SllO.
1920 NORRIS RID. Sc, D rms,
44s R 81. NV. 7 rms, bath:
gas heat: adults; 800.
1910 BELMONT RID. NV, 8
rms, 2 baths; oil h.-W.h: SIPS.
1894 DUNCAN ST. NE, 4 rms,
2 kits, bath; gas heat; $50
1929 18th ST. NV, End a. nat,
9 rms. bath, Areola heat; adults
GUY TIMER
1929 18th ST. NV. NO. 7-49O7
COLORED
EMO 1OAla CIT NJ II
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HOUSES UHFURMIsRED

ALEXANDRIA, DNTN.-pETACHEp
FOUNDER HOUSE fireplace, 2
bedrms. Eas heat, $500 mo. TIE,
d-1113,
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EASTOvER
SHOPPING CENTER

Advice and consultation BY eEelu,
alve iuli-time motel broker ane
travel specialist, Offering recon
mendations on best buys 10 motel
and 1ltea, large moteh with cash
payments o. $4,000 And upl
NAL ~ mo.s can es beaEhi 90
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DAMASCUS, MD. AREA. A miles
south Of Damascus-Lovely 6-yr.-
old, .6-rm., 2-bath brick and stone
rambler on beautifully wooded hill
top with panoramic view Of sur
rounding countryside: practical
center;hal plan; iv. rm.,. 14X20.
porch; fully equip. kit. with auto
washer. 3 bedrms. (2 twin sizel
2 colored tile baths: full bsmt.
$3.50 mo. Call MRS. AYERS.
CLEARWATER 3-2aa4.
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RO0MING HOUSE, clean. nice
place 20 live and rent rooms: 18th
81. between Irving ST and Park
I'd n.w.-9 rooms; ga baths: very
few places like this on market:
powder rm.. on LIST FIR: owner
wants TO sell fast; lone lease ed
WIN L. ELLIS. Broker. RE. q
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HOUSES unFUnHlsRID


ALEX, Beverly Hllls-Las t.bsd
% home incizdsa sntfenes hall
livina room with fireplace din
Win fireplace and bar acr. porch
hniahed patio double ATTACHED
gAraee, ample closets and stoFae
area; over 5000 "a, II AVIAN
july 4, possibly sooner. sab DC
ALExANDRiA. 3 miles south. Of
Rte. i--ein bedFma,, newly Femod
CAPE Cod. llv, rm, din, rm, mod
ern Kitchen, 2 tiled baths, stofagl
ats. .PURMAN BUILDERS. OF
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APARTMENTS WANTED

EFFICIENCY, air eond. Furnished
Phone pu' S.seeS. Est. Sii'
REffNED LADY needs furn. air
cond. enc, apt, for : or 4 mos
Best Of refs. Call Sun. OF after I
wkdys, AID. 4.26e2.
UNFuRN. APT. By widow twhltel
or rms. DO not smoke or drink
Give phone no. BOX .tl-L. Star
MIDDLE-AGE MAN wants unfurn
rm. and board or enc. apt. IL
7-llsg.
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OTHER LISTINGS

Why don't YOU call MAJ
Mr. OWENS ZEN 3-67lsi
TODAY for appointment TO
see any Of the above and ior
other highly desirable and
well located apt. homes OF
ell sizes that are EXCLUS-
lively listed with FLYNN
THE LEADER IN CO.
OPS -
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FAIRFAX (NI

FAIRFAX (NR). - BY OWNER
Trans, West Coast. attract. & mo
4 level split-level. Ia baths, acre
wooded lot, avail. June list. Sl55.
Option to purchase available. CIR.
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VENDING MACHINE wANrEn
With OF without route IN D, G,
Nd, on Va, Ma a.ltud
ND. LICENsE WANTgD. LIQUOR o
beer ~, Geo, County ulll pa,
al cash, ia. e.N2eb,
0uEsT IiOME-one Of the nice
places ~ rms. , baths; vel
Nl,luu, infof. Call kEAcH A
PURCELL, HN, d-stie,
APIS. AND OFFica-isi CONNER,
ciali ~ rmt, 4 bathAl parkina inl
4 cars, Na2b income $1,000 vii
TX g.eAle
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FAIRFAX CO., only q mi. Of
Leesburg Pike. 2.s mi. Tysons
Corner, Two-bedrm. house. liv.
rm,,. den. small din. rm., lee
iirepl.; fenced yard; stables for
horses dSS garden; scr. porch, JE
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NEWS STAND. new once bids
hrs. s:.lO am, 70 A;tA pm, no
Sat. or sun, rent SIS, heat Turn,
eicc. furn.i income $40 day price,
$4,000, incl. stock. A. h, SEkLYE,
DI s-Hgoh
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j SS0I Sem SSlv, Axe y NV W..
sibly the most delighttully
located Of all BROADMOOR
apt homes. eth n. with 3
exposures, overlooking Rock
Creek Park and the horizon
beyond. Lge,, gracious foyer,
liv. rm., library, din, nm.
kit. . hedrms. and . baths
ALSO - Charming, air
cond. l-bedrm. apt. home
overlooking the park 4th ~.
Ask for MAJ. CARNEY
Of BRoADMOoR desk or call
MO. 6-R693.
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THE WESTCHESTER
Wins with . exposures. 2 bed
rooms. 9 baths, Twins room. dining
room, aQlarlum.
WEINBERG a. BUSH. INC,
Ma, $4,000
THE WESTCHESTER
WING, beautiful vlsv, center ball,
Nv rmu solarium, din. rm,. bed
fms4 baths, mod AT, EQUIP
Main bids. corner, overlookino
PARK, Ivy, rms din, rm., . bed
me baths, KIT carpets incl
Liv. Fm, ain rm. bedrm. bath,
mod kits 4 valk.ln closets
$4,000,
completely furn. cherry fuFn.,
CARPET, draperies, Tv, radio, ar
eonditioners, $4,000.
Cal Mrt, chauncey Murray
RANDALL n HAONER A Co. Inc,
DE. $4,000
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WESLEY HElGHTs-NeW a-bedrm.
81 S,k' Col coioniai; sis baths rec Im.
KESi a CO. ~ jqp e.sS66s i'i n
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212e CALIFORNIA ST, NV. .
. BEDRMS., den, full din, mod
kit, porch with excel. view. air.
cond. unit, many extras: perfect
eond.
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EDMUND FLYNN co.
Coop Apt. Authority Since 1890
washington Bldg. Ma. s'9565
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r,ANEpeuIpr cARnENs

Unusual opportunity to purchas!
either 3-BEDRM. or l-BEDRM
APT Must be sold to settle estate
Both very spacious and in excel
cond.
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Compare

This appealing and vell-planneo
AIM rIIns,on w. W.. = so mWUSaT al.
dress just "a lee hlshvay. SEQ.
arate dinine room ta'xi2O, mod
ern KIT complies laundry and stor.
age. $50 80 incl all utils. See Mrs
howard. No. iOa. 2OJ3 n. woodrow
a.. or
SHANNON a ILycHs co.
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NAYLoR GARDENS
H. G.. SMITHY CO.
OFFERS FOR INSPECTION
BY APPOINTMENT

$500 CONN. AVE. NV.
I BEDRM., liv. rm., entr. foyer
screened porch, kit. and bath. LIST
hr. Mo. assess, $3.50. Price
only $4,000.
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FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN, 2 til 5 TODAY
POTOMAC PLAZA
2A75 virginia Ave. NV.

wAsHINoToN's ONLY
1907 AIR CONDITIONED
COOP. In this completely
modern bldg, with garbage
disposal, dishwasher and
separate. chest high, oven
and broiler. there is pre-
sently ONLY ONE apt, home
available for purchase. /
bedrm. on top Or. with no.
ri5on view ;,or Ass for :, M A1x
desk or call FE. 3-4o70.
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co.oP APIS. FoR SALE

ARL. s.-Des. loo: garden type; !
Also 2 bedrms. "a. 7-2s59.
ARE, OF Columbia pike bedrms
cow. bus, shoP. Paymnssnts ssS IL
n. ARL.-2 bedrooms. new BLDG d,
mod. kit. ample closets: substan-
tial down payment. IA. 5-4S97.
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30Is PORTER ST. NV.
. BEDRMS., Sc. corner. air-eond
unit, modern kit. and bath. SlO,-
coo. Terms.
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0PPORTuNirx-ror real estate
broker or saistmep with inelina-
ton 10 10 into the bukinets In
Arl. 20 make contact With aoine
nrm with such possibility, No
invest, wanted but eood character
with manaaerial, bnfineaa ability
h haa i shssss a., necessary "'''s
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LuNCIKONETTE, near D. md,
line. rent 800 clean. sood equip.
income $40 day, bra, u 20 2, 10
Sun; man and wife and one help
tcooki, 80 wks mach, about
pay rent only $500 on termf
~ TOWER VA r, sEKtYE. pf'
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THE UNIAhlO
Beaut, upper FIR, front, I bedrm.
new kit. huge closets Price re
dueed Out-of-town owner mus
sell quickly.
CALL MR.. cHAs, HUGHES
ST. 3-330O Res, VIII. 1886.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OwNER Will SACRIFICE lse
kloFe and pott once mr. ", Meade
Nd, e0mrl, with Grocefy -ktoTf IA
lures wonderful onpoftunltI IN
pest-gFoWipg ARIA NJ NaA Bids
IA, l-lebO. Ma. A-faAs.
BOOMING H0UsE-n0TKL = 81
rooms downtown locatloni eHce.,
opportunity Ma, h-Ah2e.
FORM A CORPORATION; any STATE
az d. c. raise capital, beat meth
DDS. u, 3. LKOAL CORP, Hst
1908 Young Atty. vented. Co
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

a rooms. den, and Q baths. full
basement, ali in excellent condition
Excellent neiehborhood close to
schools and transportation. Rent
SlS5 90. Inspection by appoint
ment.
Thos. J. Fisher g. Co., Inc.
73s 18th St. NV. DI. 7-6S30
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sfOhItN0 OOODsi excel doWntn
location, one OF the beat, eSlab.
lahed over N wa carrying N,
nneft IN ita line, owners retifing
Exclusive and confidential. Pleas
call for particulars and lnapec,
ton KKAcH A PuRcEiL' TX
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-02
Powhatan News

The Community Thanksgiving
scrpiccs were vel attended Mini
stcrs taking part in addition to
Rev Thomas P Reynolds. Of
Cumberland. who brought the mes
sage were. Rev Arie Knipmevcr.
Of the Methodist Church, Rev. Stitt.
Of tho Episcopal Church. Rev r.
d Anderson and John Chafce, Of
May Memorial and Rev John r
Caller Of Red Lane and Old
Church Thomas Reynolds Jr.,
sang I'd Rather Have Jesus Than
Silver or Gold and tho May Nc
mortal Choir sang Give Thanks
! Unto God An offering Of SCI 81
Was sent 10 CARE.
| Many out Of town people attend
ed funeral services for william NJ
which we're held in May Memorial
Baptist Church Saturday afternoon.
THANKSGIVING was generally very
quietly observed here. There were
many family dinner parties and a
number Of people attended the foot
ball games in Roanoke and Rich
mond
The h m G Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Justls. near HallSboro,
was badly damaged by fire Thurs
day evening but good work on the
part of several fire companies in
GLIDING Midlothian and PoWhatan
saved the dwelling, although it
1 was badly damaged
A baptismal service was held III
Graceland Baptist Church Sunday
afternoon. There were quite NUM-
Der to be baptised from May Me
mortal Fine Greek, and several
boys from Beaumont
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Green and
Harriet left Sunday afternoon for
a short visit to Baltimore,
The James A. Tilman family
| were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. e. Boelt in Richmond Thanks
giving night
n Trooper and Mrs Arlington and
family have moved into the Dunk
ley home here.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-02
Hamilton Students
Find Natural Bridge
-FOUR Interesting

The sixth and seventh grades Of
Hamilton Elementary School en-
wed unique and educational day
# school when they took trip to
Natural Bridge dnrlnp the latter
art Of October
Travelling by chartered bus
he 4 Dup, which was accompanl
q BY Mrs Georgia = Goodman
chool principal Mr. Doris Rob
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-02
Letters TO Santa

Dear Santa Claus.
have been good girl want a
doll Max | have one.
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is IN MONTGOMERY Wards II IS o.
page 293 The FIRST pace 81 Tovland
II Is the bl1dc doll
There are three other dolls viii
her There are fonr IN al
Beth Robinson
Falmyllle
Dear Santa
I'm little early. but noi 10
Last year waited, and then for
TO send Won the llsl OF TOYS
TO bring ore u your better Christ
mas BOYS
Daddy SAYS ! want al sec
But why II should bother HIM ~
beyond ne
If YOU have all ihose TOYS 70 spare
have an empty chcs'. and ny
closets bare
Id like football SUIT and some
football shoes.
A baseball bat. AID h tank that
spcWs,
For mapic SIT The need is clear
can make my sister disappear
Oh. just bring anything you think
you should
have been 50 terribly GOOD
That ! Will leave il Up TO YOU
And ANYTHING YOU choose vii do
Your friend.
David Jarrett
Farmsille