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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.

4,t$ FIRST TRUST with substan-
white brick Colonial: 8 lovely
oeorms.. sep. din. rIn., side scr.
porch. full bsmt,. lovely lot with
WsW A y KEssINoKR q CO..
EXTRA SPECIAL = Owner trans
lerred. Must sell modern rambler.
nice bedrms. Ultramodern kitch-
en-, recreation rm. and carport.
LARGE lot. 60x2l0 with tail trees
and fence. Assume large 4hss
Gl loan. Priced to sell today at
ss1 ss;s Ss Ssll Mr, Collins, Z. w.
SOFT. CALIFORNIA ranch home;
= hedrms.. separate din, rm..
strsar klt:; acre everiooklne
sss.ss56 $4,000 SneT 'E Ioan ava sSE1HIs
HILDEBRAND Co. ~. $3.50.
eI5,95Oi SILVER SPRING-Truiy
good-size rms. throughout; 3 twin
size bedrms., full din. rm., rec.
rm with " bath. built-in garage,
level fenced lot. Mr.. st. Johns
Excel financing avail. WoODSIDE
REALTY CO.. JU. 0-6440. Open
It'll 8 pm.
lO.7BO--A lovely garden and fruit
trees top on l90-ft. lot. q
sharp rambler with large kitchen.
low taxes and wonderful location.
ASHLEY q CO., 10. b-2322. 8
It'll 8.
GENTLEMAN FARMER? Ciose-in
all-brk. Cape Cod, on Q level acre,
with Ice. garden area; util. house.
2-ear det. .hrk. gar; custom-built
home IN immse; cond,. features
full center han; 3 sunny bedrms.
2 baths. Nm. bsmt. with drepl.
q Co, Ju. 9-4544.
-FOUR BEDROOM. 2 BATH, new,
brick split-level, mr.. TakoIha Jr.
High School: wooded lot, 100 IT.
deep. Lily. rm;. din. rm., kit, on
level; 2 bedrms. and bath on
upper level: 2 bedrms. and bath
on lower level: bsmt., gas h.-W
heat; S22.96O, terms. CAL JU
3 S-4 fTTTr ~ cS 3 p.m.' LAWRENCE
|CLOSE-TN SILVER sPRNG--Four.
bedrm., two-bath brk. Cape Cod
Iiv. rm. with fireplace. din. area,
full bsmt., Ice. lot l6Ox325l; eli
LER, WOODEN DOR AGENCY
CORP; 10. 5-71O0. 0 to 0, 10
$1,000.
1905 BAYARD AVE. (western ave
HnS Mass .S avs; lDe.a be bedrooms cons
INC. Ma. s-OSs4.
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BRADLEY BLVD. ARRA-lst Of
iering Of this gracious brick on
hall, hv.. rm. with bay window
and nrepi., formal din; rm.. i'm
m Isst s.I ssle Snu E with .6.e brs s.s
rms, 2is baths. rec. rm. with
heat. KoRzENDoRFER. REAL.
TOR. Oh 4-s111 til 8.
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BETHESDA
S1.450 DOWN

Unbelievable financing for last
levels in Bradley blvd. area. Plas-
tered walls. -elec. 1858 kit. big
above-ground family rm.; largest
wooded lots. $R3.45O up. Open
daily at 3. Out Bradley blvd. 3
miles, right on Fernwood I'd. For
full details, call OIL. 1850, SAM
UEL 3. BOGLEY OF MD, INC,
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KENSINGTON

Brk. Cape Cod loo. on nice lot
on quiet street near school and
playground: air-cond.; firepl.,. dish
washer, garb. disp.: I'm. bsmt. Va
Under $4,000. Call Mr.. Lawson.
THoS. D. WALSH, INC.
SI5 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-6S5O
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.


AMER. U. PARK---A home could
hardly be in more perfect condi-
tion. Fine quality, 3-bedrm., 2La-
bath brk. Colonial in the choice
spot Of this highly convenient and
desirable section; through hallway,
sep. din. rm.. lovely mod. kit;
beaut. rec. rm. with bar; garage:
slate roo, Short walk 70 ST. AIMS.
and Friends Schools. MAKE AN
OFFERl FRANK 8, PHILLIPS,
INC, DI. 7-14ll; ewes, OIL. 6-2442.
BARNABY WOODS S22.B0O-
Trades considered: 3-bedrm.. q
bath .1a. brick CAd. Colonial; Esrase , and
EN-. 2-7s00. BERENs. JR.
BRIARCLIFF : Brand-new, 3-bed-
most distinguished nelghborhood:
''oeorgetown" tradition. Street
level English basement contains
large study with fireplace. powder
rm., Ice. utility and storage area,
built-in gar living level features
q large bedrm. and fun bath
Splendid quality and finished to
perfection. Compare = QUALITY,
SIZE and LOCATION--with any
$33.Sb0. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
NC. DI. 7-l4l1; ewes, OF. 6-2442.
CHEyY CHAsEl 81. 300 DOWN.
$3.50 mo-. incl. taxes, for quail
ned FLA buyer-Attr. Dutch Co
lonial; 2 bedrms.. ~ baths. An.
ALICE DEAL, W. WILSON.
BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH.
See this hne home todayi AID.
ME B. FOSTER yves 0o"-
CHEVY CHASE. Just Oh Conn. ave.
Spacious center-hall 4-bedrm.
home; 1st-h. den, mod. kitchen;
COW. TO shops, transp and best
schools. HAZEL OROZCO, EN-
3-53SO. EN-. $1,000.
CHEVY CHASE. D, Cs-center-hall
plus , bedrms.. 2 baths, finished
5rd A.: ground-levei rec rm.;
priced In mid-30s, Q am.-6 pm.
M nMi ziii1soq REs sEss;, ~ S-Oes7'
cHEvY cHAsEN -center-hali bFk.
Colonial: 3 bedrms., "a baths
plus den; COW. 70 bus, schools,
clIifITTFR oSIHp ry''si 1.-THE oy ~. Sc y.
$685., 20. 2-2e2s.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-M.E.

NEAR snd AND RHODE ISLAND
N.E.--Brick. 3 bedrms.. full bsmt..
auto. heat Completely redec. Sill
ROGER MOSS. HE. 4-e2e2.
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Acc vICINTTY-Brick home. on an
acre; full bsmt., dining room;
stairs up. stove, refrigerator, Vene-
tan blinds, storm windows; 3d.
$50, on easy terms.
SAME NEIGHBORHOOD-Sim
home, on 2 acres, with good chicken
houses, for Sl5,75O.
ROCKVILE-Brick rambler, in
excellent condition. must be sold:
MANY OTHERS
RoMER q CO.. Gaithersburg 200
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BY Harry Meeel
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.
fcONTINuEpl
SPECIAL BARGAIN
CAPITOL HILL

oao srs.s
Z3S MASS. AVE. N.E.-lst COM
m n; near senate once Bldg;
Iemoueleo mouse, AL conolllons 8
snS s hath n or a On 1st n: TINS,
sFq s,l a g ys1y 81 atsrac; and Unusual.
rss NY. San pe usea - qoc-
~ c1l 0H' s.Ias' Isai essase once
y Dsaas pariot; Easy Terms; Act
sgty " y SS s1 rsi Dlu MS I rTnp-
az: 7-s2Is. -. -'
mo mo- o III. d sEs; smle p0Tcss SI
carpeting: drapes. etc. Only $685.
DIN. Call til 8 pm. MURRAY LE-
VINE. AID. 4-3537.
COLORED - POWDER RIM Is,
FhI nlsSeo Ss%s sDedr@ brick 3.
in1 's nne.a Dst gn. 5se: yaro, perk-
Assume AZ ist trust sss mo \
Ho. 2-6020, GROCER MOSS. HE,
4.e2e2: -s-------------.----.
COLOkED-N. CAROLINA AVE,
~. Trr uown piymsnt' easy terms
rOM nliek vacant: move
th-o,.HGhma ottrow: storm windows
plant and hot-wateTF - unit Heas neT
OWNER NJ 1snTv SILL ~ ". al "a
4-7i56. ~ " &C., w.
CQLQRED-IMMED. ross.
SOUTH DAKOTA AVE, AND
6-rm. custom brick: concrete
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REAL ESTATE SALE or ExCM.

APPROXIMATELY ESQ ACRES,
peach orchards. main residence,
tsnnn ia ho1.s packi pror mouse, three
cellent condition for continuing
as orchard operation. or could be
turned into first-class grazing
farm. Located in attractive farm
estate area. 25 minutes drive
from Charlottesville. Va Excep-
tional value at $4,000. Call
Crozet. Va. 3701, before noon.
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UNBELIEVABLE

Gracious living in an older
house with large rooms. 4 bedrms..
3 baths, sep. din. rm., liv. rm., lge.
.lld. kit; situated on very lge. lot
bordering on 9 streets Enjoy well
water: Ice. trees and q Gear ga
rage. For all this the owner asks
only S21,5 800. Call Mr.. Lawson,
THoS. D. WALSH, INC.
s16 11th St. NV. Elk. s-es5o
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COLLEGE PARK :

COLLEGE PARK - Lge. 3-bedrm.
home; completely redecorated in-
side and out; walking distance to
schools, stores and transp.; plenty
Of closet space. lovely modern kit.
with new 11-cu.-ft. refgr.; $I2,s
300. $4,000 On. THOS. r. ROSE
WAC, ASSOC. To Q-Roa7
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s'INCOWE"

And home-Three 5-room and bath
apartments; larged wooded yard
adjoining park; 8 blocks to Ia.
koma Park hospital: 10-year-old
brick building in good condition.
Price. $21.950.
James C. Conley & Co.
9525 GA. AVE, ~. 9-4134 TIL, .
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Massachusetts, Ave. Ext.
Wood Acres
Amid Tall Trees

An artistic home in q beautiful
setting; large bedrooms, 2 baths.
attractive living room with fire-
place and wall bookshelves. dining
room. screened porch, large paneled
library; fine lot. a top community
with very good schools. and large
JAMES E. SCHWAB, EN-. 2-5S00;
ewes, OIL. 2-1409 or OIL. 4-769S.
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SILVER SPRING

w,, n %! 9Lp I,v MQop csdIpL9p.uv
Brick rambler, close In, lust on
Georgia ave. Lee. liv. rm. with
tlrepls sep. ,dln. rna: 3 tgin-, ,1,;
REALTY. 10. s-SS4O. open III .
pm,
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5000 DOWN

NO SETTLEMENT CHARGES
We offef q completely redeco-
rated, 3-bedroom brick rambler
with an attached garage, plus fab
ulous financing. Owner will take Q
$4,000 trust, payable $129 q
month, including taxes and insure
ance. Situated on. M-acre fenced
lot in an area Of $4,000 homes.
school. Immed. OCCUPANCY. S16,0OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13

CHEVERLY AREA-4-bedrm brick
home; tip-top condition; full bsmt.
with rec. rm.; built-in bar, work.
shop. big Gear garage: S16,05O.
Assume large 4aes CT loan.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES.
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$l5,s5O To Is $1s,95O

HANGING. SOME TRADES.
MODEL HOME AT 1922 BALTI-
MORE RID. OPEN OZARK DAILY.
Dir Out Viers Mill I'd. or Rock
Vile pike to Edmonston dr., right
across bridge to Baltimore I'd
Model home on corner.
Joseph s. Devereux, Inc.
20. e-ao1O 20. 2-4211
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

Alphabetically new 3-bedrm.
brick 6T.ck rambler: Liy: rm.. separate
fireplaces: $500 dc down. HIGH
T., PECK, Realtor, HE. 4-640O
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TAKoMA PARK. Just od New
Colonial with center tsrS sntranes.
spacious Nv. rm. with fireplace.
sep. din. nm, mod. kit, 3 bed
rms, full bsmt., side screened
porch: deep pvt, lot, $1,000 an. !.
49l.6O mo, FLA. Call 70 inspect,
DU. $4,000. La. g-iols, Z. g.
HILLEY a CO.
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with real charm. near Western
ave. Four bedrms., 2k baths,
den, rec. rm. and garage; near
schools and transportation. Put
this on your must-see list. Cal
WQs 6-2300 It'll 8 pm. EDW. 81.
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~ HYATTsvILLE-Modern @

HOUSES BY HUOHES-Honey-
moon cottage, truly q little dream
home. not large, but mighty cute
has fun bsmt,, storm windowg.
stainless steel kit; very conv. To-
cation. Discounted 70 sell 81 Sill
800; ". r. HUGHES CO.. AP.
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ROChVlLLE
MARYWEATHER HOMES

NEW SPLIT LEVELS AND RAM
BLERS, 8 BEDROOMS lh.2
BATHS: FINISHED REC. RMS. IN
ALL. cow. TO acc. NH AND
MEDICAL CENTER.
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MASS. AyE.-TULIP HILL Com
pare this fabulous big rambler
munity priced many thousands
higher; CENTRAL AIR CONDT-
TIONING, wide center hall, in
describable kit. with dining alcoVe,
elubroom with fireplace and bar:
big ialousied porch; servants rm.
Cor 4th bedrm.) and bath in base
ment; gear gar: level a-acre lot;
40 loan. Asking S47,50O.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC. DI.
7-1411; ewes, OIL. 4-2490
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23

Cookina's O pleasure on this big Hotpoint
pvsh.bvsion rsnss-yoU'll love The eU'o.
motto clock end iimsr--yoU Just 90, II ond
forge, II. This Sanes else hes on ap.
pllones outlet. lifi-ovi burners. sspora's
broilsS end two large Storage brewers.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
Civil Defense
lCOntlnued !rom paRe

Y OtlllHutC HON, page
bombers dioppe d 900 kiloion
hydrogen bombs Oh Norfolk. Roa
nokc, Chincoteague and Washington
Airport during tha raid one hil0
ton equals 900 tons oi TINT
AN Tuesday afternoon the State
was blankettd With cloud oi radio
active fallout drifting eastward
from explosions ln Kentucky West
Virginia OHIO and the city Of
Roanoke
Thousands .oi dead and wounded
were IN Virginia While the nation
counted losses ~ The millions A
national spokesman SAID thr attack
~aA heavier than e4ei before bat
local ANA state planning und par-
ticiplIion Wcfe better th4n cyer
from a!I reports the driII wgs
vcfH satisfactory aid Farmville
passed rs test Win flying colors
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

The sister Of Marvin B Wash,
OF Farmpille. Mrs Clara f Sims
died at the home OF a daughter
MIS- w H. Crouch, In Richmond
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday at Calvary Methodist
Church With burial n Oakwood
Cemetery
The widow Of William E. Sims,
She also IS survived by two sisters,
Mrs. Sadie Jones, Of Richmond,
and Mrs Celeste Palmore, of At
lanta brother, Floyd B. Wash,
Of Beaverdam three grandchil-
dren and three great grandchil-
dren
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
HOSPITAL News

There were 70 patients n Nv
hospital Thursday morning
Patients Admitted
Mrs J +. Brame. j.. Chase
City Mrs J 7 Copeland Chase
City Mrs y =. Goode. Chase
City Robert Gauldine. Blackstone
Mrs Il NJ Bridgcman. Black
stone Mrs cabin sadiehlan
BukeVille Miss Carol Smi h
Farmville Mrs r HI Young
Charlotte Al. al Mrs Frances
Moon, Cumberland Mrs A H
Smith Hampden-sydney
Also, Miss Elizabeth Radford
Farmville Mrs r y Floyd, BOYD
ton Roy Piee. Jr. Burkeville,
Mrs r E Gormus. Arvonia. Mrs
w. NJ. Thompson. Rehoboth. Mrs
Stella Gibbs. Falnvillc; Mrs. D
M Boiling, Farmyille = & Har
rison. Cumberland A, b. King
Farmville; Mrs Bessie F'inc u
Curdsville Wayla nd Garrison
Cumberland and Robert Price. Jl-.
Hampden-Sydney
Births
Mr.. and Mrs ". l.. Yeats
Burkeville. girl May 5
i Mr.. and Mrs A r Tharpe
Keysyille, boy May 5
! Mr.. and Mrs Elwood Gaines
Rice, girl May +
/ Mr. and Mrs p H. Truman
Farmville. girl, May g.
/ MI and Mrs J n Garrett
Pamplin. girl. May Z.
i MI and Mrs J 2 Allen, Amelia
! girl, May Il
f Colorcd Patients
Urea Ford, Meherrin. Emn;
Brown. Farmville and Geneva De
laney. Jetersvllle
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
Farmville Native,
Mrs. Stewart Clare,
Dies In Columbia

A native Of Farmville. Mrs
Stewart Glare died May / at Co
mmbia. S G. Funeral services
Mere held May ; 1T Trinity Fps
copal Church Columbia with
onri.l Ia Elnwood Cemetery there
Before her marriage Mrs. Clare
was Virginia PcttiRreW. daughter
u Mary Ann Wade Pcttigrew and
The late William Brantley Petit
grew She was born IN tarmville
August J. 1909
Ia addition 10 her mother and
husband She Is survived by her
brother. Capt w B, PettigreW. Of
the United States Army an aunt
NAYS + NJ Wooten ot Faimyille
tNo ,ncles 4 Y Wade Of Farm
Ville and Di EdN lld d wade, Of
Hluerc!d four children MISS
Elizabeth wilson ClAre. Fountain
steward Glare Airs II y Bun
III and William petlgreW Care
ali Of Columbia. and one Grand
son
Mrs Glare attended Longwood
College and studied at Columbia
University and Coinell University.
where She graduated III 1882 She
also studied at tie University Of
Havana and N Oglethorpe Uni
yrrcift uharn Shp rpcaiyrd 4, mae
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

Continued nom page
ents who WIN be unable u accom-
pany the children TOD registration
fotm may M completed bv VISITING
TIKI Sonthslda lib Association office
Hin thc Municipal Building Ana Mfs
Emma Anthony Il member Ut the
recreation committee. vii sce that
the registration papers aie com-
pcted
Al TIE beginning only children s
10 years Of age VIII be allowed in
the classes Il is hoped that an
adult class al night can be estab-
hshed and adults Interested are
asked N contact MI James I'll MIS-.
Anthony H.
VI The pool directors hale dcsig
mated TING mornings To b devoted
Exclusively To Institutional pn-
poses Glasses viii bc head from
9i3o to 1880 daily according U
present plans
Jack Harrington, Farmville y
water safety instructor VIII have
charge Of the program and he will
be assisted by at least one helper
\ and several volunteer workers
Classes Tor All
II Is anticipated that classes for
beginners. intermediates and ad-
yanced swimmers will be offered
initlally
Once 4 person has completed the
ladder Of the swimming instruction
he viii be eligible to take a course
in Junior or senior life saving
Those courses will be offered only
after sufficient instruction has been
given IN the basic swimming
courses
W p Wall recreation association
president pointed out that the IN
stluctorS are paid through the allo-
cations received from the Prince
Edward Community Chest Thus
there is no charge for the nsluc-
lion. However, the regular ad-
mission charge is made for adj
mittance to the pool, which is Is
cents for children up to II years
Of age and Is cents for children in
the 1918 bracket Family passes OF
season, tickets Will be honored for
admittance
Glasses To Be Set
Each class viii probably meet
only .tWo o~ three days week
However this will depend entirely
On the number Of persons register
Ing for instruction.
James said the instruction will
not begin Until approximately June
i6. as this will allow time to ar.
range the classes and will be after
I most of the area Bible schools are
completed
Wall said he hoped construction
5 CT pool would be completed II
plenty Of time fo- the previously
announced opening date. but do
|, nations to the pool fund drive hac
!. Jagged and considerably more
+, money was needed to open The
pool on time.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
Suffragan Bishop
Elected By Council
For South Virginia

The Episcopal Diocese Of South
m Virginia Mas elected TIE KUN
David Shepherd Rose of Corpus
Christi, TEX suftlaean bishop
Nov Studying at S. Augustine
COLLEGE At Canterbury. ENGLAND IL
vas elected by $50 delegates rep
fesentIng IN churches al tho Goth
council IN Dauvllle Wednesday
HIS acceptance IS pendinp.
Representing Johns Memorial
Episcopal church we're Mi and
Mfs 4 vache Dr Francis d
l4aiikioFd ] ana I A Allr4 Nh
ind Mls Robert Mlhcrs repre-
sfh'ed w Appomattox HuttMR
nam and Cumberland parishes
lhe neM suliraRan bishop Will
assist me ri Rey George +. Gtmn.
bishop oi Tx diocese HI FORMERLY
was assistant ID the bishop of
Florida, and has been rector Of
the Church Of the Good Shepherd
IN Corpus Christi since 1913.
The Reverend Rose was born lu
Nashville IL 1913 and was pradn-
ated from the University of ihe
South ~ served as an Army
chaplain from lo43 ~ le46.
The Diocese Of Southern Virginia
serves tae Eastern Shore ana Wit
VI central and Southern NlalA.a
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

editors Note: We are happy 10
welcome Mrs. Frank Ownby Of the
Cedar Community. near DilIwyn,
as a new correspondent
Cedar Home Demonstration club
was voted the most outstanding
club in Buckingham county Of last
year
The club observed home demon
stration week by a radio broad
cast over station WFLO May at
$3.50 a I'm. Those who participated
were Mrs. Charles Waycaster
Mrs. ~ H. Hardimon, Mrs. Curtis
Connatser and Mrs Frank Ownby.
Chief and Mrs. Newell Ownby
and daughters, Mrs Guy McCraw
Jane, Sherry and Perry McCraw
visite d the zoo in Washington.
D. c.. Monday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

Nh and Mrs Francis Bell Iitz-
gerald celebrated their golden we'd
dInR anniversary MAY ! al their
Pamplin home where they have
liYed SINCE lg21 when they moved
from buckingham county
Both MI ana Nlrs Fi49efald
are retlrcd telegraph operators for
me Noflolk ana Western Railroad
Together they worked for the N
and W y years he for sc and She
FOR IS. before retiring
Mrs fitzgerald was born IN
Ayrshire Scotland ana came ID
thia country with her parents. MI
aad Mann Thomas DAVE and srl-
tled n Notioway county. Hei
BROTHER WAN MsH jesse Hill aad
NIt FifYstlald mother WIZ AIiss
Mary HAIL bat no relation Mi
Fazgerald's tathel was tbe late
Francs hldridse Fit1ferald They
lived at Rolflon near Buckingham
G II The fftzgeralds have six
children and ninc grand children
Who Hth the InlaWs were all
present ~ Saturday at the an
adversary party Their children Ate
MATS sam Bryant. IF Norfolk
frank Bcn Fitzaerald Jt.. u Con-
cord MIA NJ N rt RairfI Af
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
t.no,v,lie lien,
knoxville l'ents
Youth ReuiuGI Services TO BE Held
Each Eutning AT The EnOn Church

Youth revival brgius at t'nun
church Friday evening Services Al
y each evening through Thurs
day Richard l. Reynolds. brother
u our pastor Rev George T..
Reynolds. wiil BE- guest preacher.
BRUCE Knapp Nah lead the singing
Gun community Was shocked and
saddened Saturday evening when
Bill Woolton. son Of Mi and Mrs
Emmett Wootton, was killed IN an
accident while working On his car.
Sympathy is extended to the be
reaved family
RS Mn,iei Dunevant. and chill
dren, and Mrs. J T. Ransom. and
,n~,. spent Wednesd day III
Howafdsyille and visited MI and
Mrs William Snoddy and Nh and
MIS- Harold Snoddy
Rev and MrS, d. q stone. Of
Wea-lthia. and M and Mrs
Thomas Ragland and joyce. Of
Farmville. were dinner guests SIN
day OF MI and Mrs X NJ Dune
want
Words Visit
Nj and Mrs John Word visited
MI and Mrs J N Carter Tues
day
S + Dunevant Of Woodbridge
the Week end with his
mother. Mrs Jennie Dunevant
r = Smith Rodney word and
MISS Ruby Ginispic, Of Richmond.
spent the week end AZ thrn homes
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Mrs TYLER Goodwin aid eini
dren Beth and deotge 81 :, otl4
Wild visited Aii 4 l. ,iliiapIr
Saturday
Mrs tolenhn la Hospital
Mrs Is u Ransom Mis- John
Word and Mrs Harold Coleman
Saturday visited Nlrs ROY Il Cole
man WHO II 4 patient at Soathslde
Hospital III farnvile
MI and Mrs A. +. Rush spent
The week end win their son and
dauehterin-law Mn and Mrs
Cecil Rush Of Baltimore. Md
John Word is on the sick list
Nh and Mrs Dave Word were
Sunday guests Of Mrs Annie Gar
nett, Of Curdspne
Mrs. Jones Brother Dies
News VA received u thc tirath
q thr brother u Ms II i Jones
" Huntington. W Wa Nh aud
Mrs Jones are Ni$IInp II lidhtiAe-
ton and attended tho llinegal.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Word Mrs S
{. Dnnevant Mrs kaihalne Allen
and + + Price visited J II Price
during the week He returned from
the hospital Tuesday
AIRS w l. Robertson who spent
last week III the home of Nh. And
Mrs 3 G Ransom returned u
her home Friday
MI and MI Muillel DuArvant
visited Mr. ana Mrs warren dune
want and Mrs 4 NJ Gill; II
falrnpIlle Saturday
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Mr. and Mrs Ira Bllsentlnc. OF
Prospect, celebrated their flft.eth
aNedding anniversary II lheA home
April z By receiving around $50 Of
their friends and relatives
Most 81 those 50 wears hAve been
spent ~ Prospect Where Nlr
Bilsentine il 1 farmer
Among The out-of-toWn sncSts
We're Mrs G Scott Mr. and
Mrs Norris Brown. and children.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
Is Contestants
For Miss Virginia

Fifteen contestants will br an
nounerd Monday vieing for the
title Of Miss Southside Viz n
r,hia and the honor vi repf~ !
s~ntins tho counties 81 this area
IN the Miss Virginia Beauty
Contest. The local contest viii
be held next Wednesday MAY
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

~. under >pohsorShip - tir
Farmyille Lions Club. The con
test to select miss Longwood
College" will be held on Thurs
May Is. at 500 pm" WHEN ~
students will compete 10th con
tests will be held In Jarfaah
Auditor iuIn
Winners IN these contests viii
compete IN the Miss Virginia
contest to be held later Ia
Roanoke