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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
BY DOLORES PHILLIPS
Special Writer for The star

LEESBURG, Va.-Eighteen
members of the Loudoun
Sketch Club will be repre-
sented this afternoon at the
opening Of the clubs annual
exhibit in the New County
Office Building, Leesburg.
This is the 18th exhibit
that this industrious group
has held in Leesburg and will
be their largest since the club
grows in membership as more
and more artists settle in
Loudoun's fertile valley.
Current Work
Only work done during the
past year will be on exhibit
ranging through the media
Of oils, water colors, pastels
and black and white. This,
probably, Is q reWardlng rae
tor behind the clubs exhibit.
1t keeps members before their
easels all year, even on their
winter vacations far from
Loudoun, and even II supper
waits far into the night to be
served.
At 8 o'clock today most
Of the Sketch Club will be at
the opening tea to welcome
guests to the exhibit. In
cluded In the clubs member
ship are Florence Batson,
Elizabeth Beer. Edward
Chamberlin, Laura Dupuy,
Mary Lane Isaacs, William
M. Kennedy, IT,, Evelyn
Marshall, Ella Marley
O'Donovan. Robert Pickens,
Vinton Liddell Pickens, Jane
Pohl, Marie Schmidt. Kath-
crime B. Slappey, Betty Straw
bridge, Esther J. Thomas,
Libba White and Tory MGR.
Wozencraft.
Sculptor Robert E. Kuhn Of
Washington will be the clubs
guest exhibitor this year. The
exhibit will be open until
Q O'Clock tonight and viii
continue through next Sum
day. Weekday hours are from
10 am. to 8 pm. and from
/ pm. until Q next Sunday.
Adding to the variety OF
life in the country, two more
public attractions have been
scheduled for next week end.
The Aldie Old Homes Tour
has enlisted every available
hostess in the area, with
most Of them preferring Fri
day, the first day Of the tour,
since many Of them will be
partying that night at the
Prentice Porters' dance at the
Community Center in Mid
dleburg. Explaining the mi
mute details Of an historic
home, after a late night, can
be confusing.
Opening House
The Henry 3. Weavers, who
entertained last Friday night
for their house-guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Barney Morris Of
Orange. Texas, have again
opened Glengyle for the tour.
with all the new remodeling
and redecorating that Glen
gyle has undergone this win
ter, It win be practically q
new home on the tour. Added
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

equally interesting TO spec
tators, particularly since all
"a jumps Of the cross country
will be visible to everyone on
the hillside. Usually horse
and rider are lost in a patch
of woods. or submerged in q
river, during cross-country
contests.
Members of the Orange
County Middleburg Pony
Club are expected to enter
the trials. but 1t is open to
any rider under 10 in one d.
vision and those over Is in
another. Awards will be given
In both. Mr.. Henry Wool
man III is vice chairman Of
the trials, and Mrs. T. Turner
Foster. secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

gates from many European
countries-wherever enough
Americans are stationed. with
wives, for the women to band
together into q club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. G.
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER II. 1858

She "a the former Anna L. Army Col and Mrs Edgard
Worrell daughter Of retired v. Worrel OF BROOKS va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
Woshingtonion
Is Secretary OF
Meeting

A native Of Washington,
Mrs. william F. Macatee. has
been selected to serve as sec
rotary Of the goth Conference
Of American Women's Ac-
tivities in Europe (CAWAE).
to be held in Berchtesgaden,
Germany, october SO.
The conference, which
meets annually, draws dele
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-23
S ENTlNEL conNTY, MoNTaoMNTS Mpi
thursday, October %. l9ss--A5

door. you know" she explained.
Oscar H. Dubois, of 1921 Coral
Sea dr., Rockville, was so sur.
prised when a candidate knocked
on his door that he not only re-
membered the wrong name, but
got the wrong party.
He said he was visited by
Glenn Beall, incumbent Repub-
lican Senator. After the tele-
phone interview was over, he
called back to correct himself.
1T was Blair Lee" he said. He
said he had talked to his next
door neighbor (Ira Walters) and
got Strengthened out.
Mrs. Thomas Distin, of 1902
Coral Sea DIR, didn't pay any
attention to him" when a candi.
date (Lee) called. She said she
didn't mind the visit, but she did
mind the next day was lady
collecting Dollars for Demo
Gratis came around.
II certainly think they
shouldn't come around to your
door," she said.
Mrs. George ]. Lang, of 5000
Coral Sea ave-, thought the visit
"was very nice, it's the first time
l met any candidate face to
face" but she couldn't remember
who called. She thought the can.
didate CLee, AGAIN. was running
for Congress.
Eugene L. LentZ, 1907 Coral
Sea dr., wasn't interested" "
Lentz is in the Navy and a
registered voter in Iowa. He
couldn't remember anything
about the visit.
The idea of a dOOrbell cam
paign was picked up locally
first by the Democrats who
used it i'm the primary elec-
tions. They were followed by
the Republicans and now
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-23
County and Suburban
Still i'm Rate Hassle

A four-month deadlock over
the rate Suburban Hospital
should charge the county for
welfare patients still has not
been broken, it was learned
this week.
Annual contract between the
two was held up last June when
the County Council felt that the
hospitals per diem cost of about
$29 per patient was too high.
DIR. William j. Peoples,
county health officer, said
this week that he is "stiIl
negotiating" with the hOspi.
tai, but that he has not yet
seen n complete cost break.
down of the Suburban opera
ton.
c. Carroll Morgan, chairman of
the Suburban board, said the
necessary figures are available
to the county, and that the next
move is up to them.
Morgan said accountants data
shows the per diem cost to be
$2S.11. Figure for the previous
fiscal year, he said, was $29.50.
The trouble arises over the
fact that the maximum state and
county contributions are $14.40
and $13 respectively "a combined
total of less than Suburban's
claimed costs.
The county has signed 1889
con tracts with MONTGOMERY
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-23
Results Uncertain
Candidates Hopefully
Go from Door to Door

A quick check by the Sentinel
disclosed that only one man of
seven who were visited definitely
remembered who it was that
came calling.
Ira Walters, of 1919 Coral Sea
dr., Rockville, positively remem-
bered Blair Lee III, Democratic
candidate for reelection to the
House of Delegates.
Walters said he recognized Lee
from newspaper pictures. A
registered Democrat, Walters de-
Jared, Il like the idea of personal
visits. 1t shows gumption. Lee
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-23

County General Hospital, which
lists a per diem cost of $2450,
nd Washington Sanitarium,
where the figure is $25.
A contract with S burba n
would be retroactive to July /.
The hospital has bigger well
fare patient load than others the
county deals with.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-23
Paul Butler.
To Talk to
Group Here

Paul M. Butler, Democratic ma
tional chairman, will speak to-
night at meeting of the West
ern Suburban Democratic Club.
The meeting will begin at 8
pm. at Western Junior High
School, 5501 Massachusetts ave-,
NV.
Butler is expected to answer re-
cent attacks on the Democratic
Party made by President Eisen-
hover in California talks, accord
ing to Club President Paul C.
Warnke.
Democratic candidates for Con-
gress from Montgomery County
will be introduced, Warnke said.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-23
Results Uncertain
BY Steed Evans
staff Reporter

Democrat and Republican
candidates are using a new
campaign strategy - door-to-
door personal appearances.
Candidates from both parties
report the shoe leather campaign.
ing has been Every gratifying" or
"a big success" The people en-
joy meeting them and a personal
appearance accomplished more
than rallies and advertisements,
they say.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-23

was out there walking around in
the rain"
Another favorable, if inaccu-
rate impression, came from Com.
mander c. f. Sharp, USCG, of
1902 Bulls Run pky., Bethesda,
who remembered being visited
by good looking woman who
made quite an impact" Sharp
said she was very friendly but
wasn't sure of her name.
But he remembered" the
name of Margaret Schweinhaut
when it was suggested to him.
Sharp said he thought Mrs.
Schweinhaut twas running for
the school board, or something"
Mrs. Schweinhaut, Democrat,
is an incumbent member of the
House of Delegates seeking re-
election.
She evidently made another
stop on Bulls Run pky., because
Mrs. Kenneth w. Sprague, who
lives at 9511. remembered "a
lady with German name, you
know, what is it?"
Mrs. Sprague had guests that
night and didn't really concen-
trate on her visitor. This time
of the year, you have SO many
people coming around to the
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-23
Visits Junior College

DR.. Max Baberman, director of
the University of Illinois Com
mittee on School Mathematics,
was special guest recently of
the Montgomery Junior College.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-23
Don't Forget
NelU DeddHne

The Sentinels new and
expanded classified page
starts this week with a
new deadline = 10 am.
Tuesday. Don't forget to
meet this weekly deadline
w h e n you c a IL in your
classified a ds to Mont
gomery County's oldest,
best and fastest-growing
newspaper, the Sentinel.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-23
both factions are cOncentrat-
ing on the technique.

Until 1854, observers believe,
the old-fashioned political rally
in school building or an ar
mory was the accepted way to
meet the voters.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07
l..IayyiIIe

NH AID MAJ Juhu karh NAT
and Mrs. Frances Urbine and Mr
and Mrs Mason Knabe were among
me outdoor Christmas decoration
contest Winners
A Christmas tree and program
WAN presented d Graceland Bap-
INST Church last Sunday night
Several selections were rendered
by the CHOIR Santa Clause WINS
present ard delivered the pItts u
N happy group If children
Mt and MRS Richard Greene
spent a part q their Christmas va
cation Wiih h4s mother Mas Jcan
Greene ot Schenectady IN Y.
MIS- Ice Wells il spending TINS
week Nth .hrF dauaAter ard son-4n
law MI and MIS- Dennis Nichols
If Hampton
Holiday aue.e " Mr and Mrs
janus Moore wefe Mi and Mrs
Garland Gum IN Portsmouth Mr
and Mrs Robert Williams. Ut Rich
mond MIS- Ruth Moore. Mrs Flor
ence Moore Joan ahd wayne Mn
and Mrs Ernest Williams OF Ches
ter Mr. ana Mrs \ M Moore aad
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07

presented an Interesting program
for the church service Sunday night.
Dec ~ Kinsev Bass Green. Mia
Anderson. Robert Manley. Nick
Elan. Gray Jessup and Billy Kornr
gay were among those taking part,
After making > most interesting
talk about religion on the campus
at VMI and how the BSu had
helped him. Billy Kornegay &C
ccptcd the invitation when given M
The pastor and became a candidate
fof baptism and church mcmbrt
ship Karecn Manley also accepted
the invitation
This church and Sunday School
~ making rapid progress under The
leadership Of MS new pastor Rev
John Chafee his choir is Boiling
regular weekly practices Tho train
my union leader IS Robert MANLY
and i has made fine progress
under his lcadership
Mr. and MIS- Russell Wilkcrsan
recently announced tn birth Of
daughter at a Richmond hospital
" r Parker vas 10 Roanoke M
business Friday Afternoon
Several members Of the local
Farm Bureau accompanied + r
Janney TO dinner meeting III Cum
berland Jan. 2.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07
Pine Grove

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newell and
Mrs Joe Cortlpassi, OF Richmond
visited Mrs. S. G. Jones during the
holidays.
Among these visiting Mr. and
MS Robert Lewis during Christ
mas were Mr. and Mrs. John
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lewis
and Mrs Flora Lucas Of Rich
mond. Mrs. Tolbcli. Of Peters
burg. Miss Eleanor Guza, Of Nor
folk and Mr. and MIS- l A Gu2a
Of PoWhalan.
Mrs. J w Murphy MIS- C. M
Jones, Virgil Jones G Brooks
md Nus John r Woods have
been III
Mr. and Mrs Rodney Anderson
and Kenneth Anderson visited their
father. r G Anderson. during the
holidays.
The Rev G. A Turner. III. and
Dickey Grundy, Of Chester. visited
lilends IN PoWhatan and Amelia
counties Monday and Tuesday Rev
Mr. Turner is a former pastor OF
PoWhatan. Rocky Oak. Epworth
and Salem Methodist Churches.
Mr. and Mrs Alvin White and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07
Ransons


Dr.. and Mrs r. +. Patteson en-
lerfaincd at family rennie., stl-
per during the HOLIDAYS : Present
we're Nh. and Ms. r. f Pattcson.
Jf.. Tommy Audrey and Patricia
DE-. and Mrs s. G. Pattcson. Chuck
Fave and Beverly Ann Of Farm
vile, Mr.. and Mrs f T Patteson
Chcryl and 10y. Of Richmond. Mr.
and Mrs Bob Maxey and Robert
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tapscott
ali Of Scottsville. and Mr.. and Mrs
Alvin Patteson and family, Of Rich
mend
Mr. and MIS-. Alvin Pattcson.
Pat. Mike and Indy left for a
trip to Louisiana Thursday. They
will return about January 10.
Mi. and Mrs Mitchell Hunter and
son spent a short while with har
parents. Mr. and Mrs +. r Maxcy
al Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Agec. of
Richmond and MI and Mrs II c
GJinstead. Of Hillsboio. we're guests
Of the Misses Lnlle and Annie Pat
teson during the holidays
Mrs L r Patffson. Jonathan
and Bonnie Of Crozier, visited here
during the week end
Mrs Charlie Bryant, Of SCOTS
vile Mr. and MIS-. Carlton Bryant
and Mrs. Hodges. Of Newport News.
ard Mrs Alice Steger Of Virginia
Beach, visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. F
MaXey, Sunday Miss Sallie Sicger
was also a guest there
Wallace Flowers returne to
Lynchbnrg with his father Tuesday
after spending some days with
Cleveland here
Randolph Homon, Of Witro, W.
Va visited his sister Mrs T. E.
NPatteson. last week
Mr.. and MIS- Sam Spencer were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs l.. W. Pat
teson last week.
Misses Josephine Ma KEY and
Frances Ayrcs have returned to
Lonewood College. Miss Cynthia
Patteson returned to Westhampton
and James and Henry Maxey to
VTI. also.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07
DcatonviIIc

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Fucker. OF
Front Royal. Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Goode and family. Of Richmond,
md Rev. and Mrs. Wilbur SHINES,
If Springfield. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
eddie Ruckcr during the Christmas
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Overton and
oabv. of Victoria. were supper
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Bell and
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Bell Thurs
day night.
Mrs. Hortcuse Lcadbcttcr. Mrs.
Ercellc Cauthorne and girls, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Chamberlain and
son and Calvin Meador. all Of Rich
mond, and Earl Meador of Warsaw
spent Christmas Day with Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Mcador.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Cooke. Of
Richmond, spent Saturday with Mr.
md Mrs. Dawson Joyce.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Wells. Of
Warwick. spent Christmas Day Will
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hamlet.
| Mrs. Bessie Daubenspcck. of Phe
nix. spent several days with Mrs
Howard Garnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodger Burton, o
Morvcn, we're supper guest Of Mr.
md Mrs Vester jenkins Frida,
light. Others visiting in the jenkins
lome Friday night were Mr.. am
Mrs. jay Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Harr,
Jenkins and Miss Edna Burton
| Mrs. Oracle Hamlet and Mr.. ant
| Mrs. Howard Yeats. of Alberta
! spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
| Jay Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wa
lrop and family OF Richmond
spent the week end in the Bell home
| Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gcarhcart an
laughter, Of Sandston. spent las
Tuesday and Wednesday with MI
md Mrs. Henry Nash.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson Jovce an
'amily spent Sunday with Mr.. an
Mrs. Floyd Goodman, of Ameli;
Miss Edna Burton was Dime
$ guest Of Mrs Ruben Price Sunda,
= Miss Judy Garrett. Of Farmvill,
and Miss Barbara Carter. Of Ricl
? nond spent the week end with Mr.
Winston Carter.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07
Knoxville Events
MIR. and Mrs. Lynn Eanes Entertained
5Couples With Wedding Anniversaries

peggy. OF Stauntcn, were guests Of
Mrs. r. l.. Glllispie during the holi-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Lynch and
children, Jane and Judy. who spent
week with Mrs Gillispic. returned
their home a. Middlctown. Pa
Sunday.
Mi and Mrs Preston Smith and
4 ,hlldrcn Johnnie and Deborah. and
\ Mr.. and Mrs W F. O'Mcara and
\ shildrcn Linda and kathy. Of Roa-
nol1c. spent Christmas Day with Mr.
md Mrs John Word Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Word were dinner guest in
he same home
Rev. Carter W Smith. Of Radford,
was an overnight guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs Preston Smith Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Wilson d. Coleman
and son. Steve, Of Radford. were
holiday guests Of Mr. and Mrs. H.
l.. Jones
Edward Jones is visiting his SIS
ters in Gladys.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Word wished
Mr.. and Mrs. RAYMOND Dunn and
Mrs. Carrie Word i'll Warwick over
the week end.
Mr. and MIS-. Robert Smith and
children Robbie and Kahy. Of
Richmond visited Mrs. Smith
mother. Mrs. Katherine Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Smith and
children. Rev. Garter Smith. Of Rad
ford. and Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Cole
man. Of Buckingham. were Sunday
guess Of Mt and Mrs. John Word.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07

Mf and Mrs Wesley Dunkun
were recent dinner Guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Billy Ayers. Of Richmond
Week end and Christmas visitors
OF Tie Alfred Harris family we're
MRS Lacy Flippon ard children. of
Columbia Nh and Mrs Acie Alien
and Acie, Jr, Nj and Mrs. John
laSueu Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Pore.
and Mr.. and Mrs Sam Raikes. Of
Richmond Miss Lizzie Wilson spent
Monday ID the Harris home. also
MIS- Reeves Phaup and brother
had As week end guests. Nh. and
mrs Bobbie Webb OF Washington.
y e
Guests during the holidays Of
Mas NJ NJ. Julian. We're MI. and
Mrs Howard Chance and family
Carol tho little son Who has been
iii Medical College Hospital for the
7 past four months, was home for a
week He is III a Wheel chair and
seems very bright and cheerful He
II. L. A. 1T mr.
o., ta,.f,a ,ra. ~ 80 go.
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guests Of Mrs Julian
Wedding Guest
Nfs Emmett Dunkun spent
several days visiting friends and
relatives 1n Richmond She attended
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07
Knoxville Events

Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Giles and
cmldrcn Teresa and Glenn. and
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Giles and
AID children, Dcbbie and Judy. OF
rafmvite. were Sunday guests Of
MI, and Mrs Murrcl nunevant
MI and Mrs A W Mannins. Of
Newport News. are spending several
DAYS il tac home Of Nj and Mrs,
Ben Word
Mn and Mrs Murrel Duncvant
were Guests Of MI. and Mrs Lynn
Faces, Of Dlliwvn Saturday even
iae MI and Mrs Eanc~ entertained
five couples who were celebrating
wedding anniversaries
VI and Mrs Ben Words chil-
dren were with them for Christmas
nay and also the following week
end Mr. and Mrs ] s. Word. and
Rodney Word of Richmond. Mr.
and Mrs I@lovd Neal Word and
children Raj and Joe of Buckine-
ham and Mr. ard Mrs B * Word
IT.. and children. Ben, III. Char
lofte 10 and Nancy. Of Challoi,es
vile
Mr. and MIS-. Richard Dunevant S
AID Mrs HengnaA ,ron and boys.
q Cumberland ana Mrs Irv.
WIN Berrynan I'd children. Of
Richmond. and. and Mrs War
reen Dunevani anu son. Of Farm
vile.
Mr. and Mrs Murficl Dunnyani
and children were the guests Of
Mrs Dmevant'S mother. Mrs. f.
N Giles, Of Farmville. on Christ
mas Day
Mr. and Mrs b A. Ransom S
children were at home for the holi-
DAYS They are MIR and Mrs. Gil
more Ransom and son. Andy. Of
Wilmington Del. and LYLE Ransom
Of Wavnesboro
Mr. and Mrs. John Z Ransom and
soA Chc' who spent a week il
cary lpa loincd them Sunday
Nh ny MIS- Roger Carwilo and
daughter, Susan, 81 Culpeper. and
Mr. and Mrs. James E Glllispie
and children Bob. Don. and Jean,
Of Richmond Miss Ruby GiAispie
aNd children, Bobbie CAROLYN and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07

The 1857 March Of Dimes chair,
man for PowhataE county Is T. G.
West and the assistant chairman Is
Francis Bloxton A Kickoff lunch
con for workers Will be Tuesday
Jan Z. Al one O'Clock III the Home
Economics Department OF powha-
ian High School
o. Lee HodPkins. OF Richmond,
state representative Of ihc National
Foundation For Infanlilc Paralysis,
will be guest speaker and will show
the new film Survival IN Not
Enough II Is An excellent aAd in-
teresiiip story Of ind WI dua !
rehabilitation among people Nj diff
ferent ages This film has had an
unprecedented impact on all who
have seen II this fall
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-07

children. 81 Naples N u. Aid MI
and Mrs Ernest Lee McGregor and
son, Of Richmond visited Mr.. and
Mrs W II, FARRELL New Years DAY
Mrs J ~ Maxwell IS visiting
MIS-. Gill Of Chesterfield county
, 1958-10-31
PUBLIC AUCTION
FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in ~quadrupli- At the request Of Lorett&
cate, will be received at the Grannurn, Administrative Of
Department Of Property and t h E Estate Of ORLANDO
Procurement, Division Of Pro- GRANNUM, and pursuant to
curement, Christiansted, 81. an Order Of the District Court
Croix, Virgin Islands, until Of the Virgin Islands, dated
100 AM. November 10, 1858, August 18, 1858, the United
and then publicly opened for States M arshal will sell at
the following: Public Auction,
Tractor Shovel ~ GU I'd. Plot No. 1858 Of Richmond
capacity. Company Quarter, ST.
Ta couona+ 80 Croix, ". III
The right to reject any or all on the 10th day Of December
bids, to waive any inforrnaity 1858, at 800 PM at the Dis
in bids and, unless otherwise trict Court Room in Christian
specified by the Government sted, Virgin Islands.
Or BY the bidder, to accept any ~ oondi+ion. - IL A,o
item in the bid. .aa..n ,..a.a
Copies Of Invitation to bid the time Of the Sale.
may g oDea'neo IRON se 8 Dated this 10Th day Of Octo-
viSlOn Z r'9coienlens ehils- Der, A. D., 1858.
tiansted st. Croix, Virgin Is
lands. 81. FAHHELL4,
United States Marshal.
D'Ne1 80 nD4 5O-31-37-10-14
Commissioner Of Property
and Procurement -~n nmrn
, 1958-10-31
PUBLIC AUCTION

AT the request Of Almerie L.
Christian, Esq, attorney for
and
pursuant to an Order Of the
District Court of the Virgin
Islands, dated September 10,
1858, the United States Mar
shall will sell at Public Auc-
ton,
Property No. 81 King
Street, Christiansted,
Oh the 18th day Of December,
1858, at 800 pm, at the Dis
trict Court Room in Chris
tiansted, Virgin Islands.
The conditions Of the Auc-
ton will be read and posted at
the time of the sale.
Dated this 10Th day Of Octo-
Der, A. D., 1853.
S. A.
United States Marshal.
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