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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
Woman
Opposes
Nasser
f; BY RELMAN MORN

by hELMfAN NAORAN
Associated Press Stan Writer
There are no signs in Egypt
of ANY organized opposition
to President Canal Abdel
Nasser. Indeed, few Egyp-
tians speak out against him
in private conversation.
But one-a Strikingly beau
tiful woman-has been at
war with him, openly, for
more than five years.
She is Nine. Dora Shafik,
poetress, erstwhile magazine
publisher, and a tirelesS cru
sader for women's rights in
the Moslem world.
She has publicly accused
him of depriving Egyptians
of their liberties and shack
ling them with "a new kind
of colonization"
Nine. Shaflk is tall. dark,
with flashing black eyes. She
is married to a Cairo lawyer.
They have two teen-age
daughters.
When Nasser promulgated
the Egyptian constitution in
1856, she says. Cairo report
ers telephoned and asked her
to comment on it.
II said no one who believes
in liberty could accept ii" she
says. This is not freedom.
This is a new kind of coloni-
cation for the Egyptian
people.
Legally, we are not per-
mitted to discuss the revolu-
ton, nor to criticize the con-
stitution. The reporters
asked if they could quote me.
I told, them they could"
The result. she says, has
been a slow, shadowy, indi-
rect form of reprisal from
Nasser's government.
At that time. she was pub
fishing four magazines for
women. Only one dealt with
political questions. All four
are gone now.
She also ran an employs
ment agency for women as
well as a kind of cafeteria
where destitute women could
buy food for their families.
These, too, are out of exist
ence.
She used to have her poems
published regularly in books.
"There are no takers for them
any more" she says.
None of this was done
openly, Nine. Shafik said.
1T was a kind of sabotage.
There were strange accidents,
delays, constant friction.
Nothing you could put your
finger on. But it succeeded
in killing the magazines"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
Buffet and Dance
AT MurYmount

Several hundred George
town University students will
be guests at an informal
mixer" from 8 pm. to mid
night today at Marymount
Junior College. 2SO7 North
Glebe road, Arlington, Va.
At the buffet supper and
dance, introductions will be
made by Jeanne Santos OF
Stamford, Conn. chairman.
and Bea fitzgerald of Chi
cago, H.. co-chairman of the
social committee OF Mary
mount Junior College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-19
Elkinses Entertain;
Cdlkinses Hosts

the 9th, their son. Willard,
jr, and his wife chose to
come down from Philadelphia
for the later party instead
OF last nights anniversary
event.
Their reason for having to
make the choice are the
Cakinses three grandchil-
dren, age 10, 7 and a year old.
The Surgeon General Of the
Navy and Mrs. Bartholomew
W, Hogan were among those
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-02
WINDERMERE WSCS
TO "PREAK THE BANK"


On Wednesday, January Sth
the Windermere Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service vii
hold their annual Break the
Bank" party. Each member will
bring her penny bank which
she has been filling during the
year.
The meeting will be G r
promptly at 1880 p. m. in Eel
lowship Hall with a short busi-
ness session, followed by a
meditation. The program will
be presented by the Shaw High
Rhythm Teens under the direc-
ton of S. Robert Fraser and
Miss Marjory Shields.
An added feature of this
years party will be a White
Elephant Sale. Members are
asked to bring articles for
which they have no further use,
but which may be of value to
someone else. Items such as
dishes, glassware, ceramics,
costume jewelry, lamps and
lamp shades, table linens, and
small pieces of furniture will
be accepted. Please do not
bring clothing. Mrs. L. r. Kip
linger is in charge of this pro-
ject. :
The evening will close with
a social hour at which mem
bers of the Wesleyan Service
Guild will be hostesses.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-02
Students Have
Recognition Day

Student Recognition Day was
observed at Windermere Meth
odist Church on Sunday, De-
cember 29th.
Presenting the theme that all
Christians are satellites of the
church in that they are subser-
Went to and dependent upon the
church body for their guidance
and their inspiration, twenty
students from various colleges
and high schools conducted the
service.
Miss Dianne Fellows, a sen.
!or at DePauw University, in
troduced the morning speakers.
James Kutcher, in his junior
year at Yale University, gave
his Interpretation of the scien-
lists role in present day reli-
gious life. Suzanne Standing,
sophomore at Oberlin College,
spoke on social service as it af-
fects the student, and Alan
Alexander, freshman at Ohio
Wesleyan University presented
the students general response
bility toward the church.
Other college students who
took part in the preliminary
services were Randy Abby,
Western Reserve University,
Terry Thompson, Ohio Univer-
sity; Leslie Farnsworth, AL
legheny College and Peter
Hoegstrom, Miami University.
High school members served as
ushers.
Forty-three members of Win
dermere Methodist Church are
attending Institutions of higher
education throughout the coun-
try.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-02

B. Earnest, minister of the Bar
berton Christian Church, will
talk on some of their observa
tions while travelling in the
Scandinavian countries last sum
mer.
Reservations should be tele.
phoned to the Hostess Chairman
Miss Janet Schadler, RE. 1-5663
no later than Sunday, January
9Th.
The Woman's Association OF
Win d ere Presbyterian
Church will meet at 10 a. m
Tuesday, January 7th, for hos
pital serving and quilting.
Luncheon will be served at
1890, followed by the after
noon program.
Chaperones who will serve
at this Friday nights Episco-
pal Church canteen are Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Bond, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Orwig, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Arezone, and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Lyndall, jr. All
junior high students Of East
Cleveland are welcome at St.
Paul's Church.
Theta Lambda Phi Alumnae
will hold their first meeting in
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-02

Among the At-Homes which
added pleasure to New Year,
Day, the one presided over sc
graciously by Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Akiya and children OF
l4405 Shaw ave-, was undoubt.
edly the most fascinating here
1t was in true japanese tradi.
ton, featuring a buffet from
noon to ten in the evening, with
friends of many nationalities
coming to extend New Year
greetings during their three
day celebration.
The guests were served deli
cacies prepared by the hostess
from time old recipes from the
home of her ancestors, she be-
ing a native San Franciscan.
Many of the foods prepared
were flown in from the West
Coast whence they arrived from
Japan.
Rice, a japanese staple, was
served in cakes, the types being
varied as shrimp, mackerel,
abolone (fish) or sedweed was
added. There was Teri Yaki, a
chicken preparation that melt
ed in ones mouth. A combina-
ton of carrots, beans and Ida
no potatoes, cut fine, was
served with an appetizing soya
sauce. Fried shrimp was piled
on a lovely serving dish.
There was Lotus with bamboo
sauce, marinated mackerel and
sliced abolone. The mixed veg
ctables which encircled a flank
steak had an unusual but pleas
ing seaconing.
Sweets? Yes, Kintogs and
Yakon and most important,
cookies for the tea, direct from
Japan.
Wine? Yes, S XII, a drink
made Of rice and barley and
served on the warm side for bet
ar digestion, we were told, and
Of course tea.
Assisting the Akiyas were
heir neighbors in the other
half Of the house, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Peak and children who
have caught the beauty and joy
IF many japanese customs and
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-02

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Fultz, 1855 Wymore ave-, a
son, Lawrence Lee, December
10th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-02
Clubs

Ted Foulke, of General Elec
trio will use Slides to illustrate
a talk on "Hollies of the
World" which he will give
Tuesday, January 7th before
the Terrace Garden Club. He
will trace the fascinating story
of the flower from prehistoric
times through the pagan era to
its place in the early records
of Christianity.
Mrs. Glendora Juergens of
1889 Glynn rd. is the hostess
for the meeting at 1:15 o'clock.
For their first meeting of
the new year, the Tale Tellers
of the Church of the Cross will
hear Miss Twyla Gimmel re-
view "The Red Carpet for
Mamie by Alden Hatch. These
story tellers and book review
ers will be entertained on Mon
day, January 9Th. Mrs. Paul
Craven at her home, 1920
Helmsdale rd.
The Cleveland Alumnae Chap
ter of Chi Omega will hold a
dessert meeting on Tuesday,
January 7th, at 7:45 p. m. at
the home of Miss Barbara Van
Sittert, 2700 Coventry rd.,
Shaker Heights.
c. Richard DuFresne, associ-
ate minister of Plymouth Church
of Shaker Heights, and David
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-02
CkurcheA

A sermon discussing prayer
and titled "A Man of Unclean
Lips" will be delivered by Rev.
Roscoe j. Varble next Sunday
at the 10:45 a. m. worship
service at the Phillips Avenue
Presbyterian Church, Ea t
115th st. at Phillips ave.
The Senior Choir will sing
as the anthem Lord of Spirits"
by Reissiger and as the offer
tory "He Who Would Valiant
Be" by Douglas.
On Thursday, January 9th,
the Cleveland East Region of
the Woman's Auxiliary of the
Episcopal Church will sponsor
their annual Epiphany service
and dinner at the Church of
the Epiphany, $1,000 Lake
Shore blvd, Euclid. There will
be the usual Epiphany Cake
cutting ceremony.
Bishop Burroughs will speak
for Is minutes following din
ner and the church service is
scheduled for S:15 pm.
Meal reservations must be
made by January 9th to Mrs.
]. Butler, RE. 1906.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-02

ments published and has writ
ten many articles for various
magazines. Recently he has
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-02

conducted tours Of Europe and
so is thoroughly well versed in
this field.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-02
Library Program

Mr.. George F. Strickling
Choral Director at the Cleve-
land Heights High School will
present a colored slide program
entitled Spain Portugal Mo-
rocco at the East Cleveland
Public Library Thursday, Jan
uary 9 at 500 p. m.
Mr.. Strickling, a person of
wide interests, has made fire.
quent appearances ,as a guest
conductor and speaker. He has
had many musical arrange
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-02

1859 at the home of Mrs. Ro
bert Walter, 1868 Glynn rd.
on Monday, January 9th. AS,
sisting the hostess will be Mrs
Stanley H. Johnston and Mrs
Lewis Jones. Colored slides
taken on a recent western trir
will be shown by Mrs. William
Semler.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-02
Free Movie Tickets

You con get q pair oi com
plimentary tickets TO the Shaw
Hayden Theatre by reading the
ads in this paper. There are ten
names in ten dds scattered thru
the paper. II you find your name.
just clip TIE od and take II to
the ow-Hoyden Theatre and
you'll get two free tickets.
Thurs. to Sat-. April Love"
Sat- Matinee. April Love" plus
4 Cartoons and Little Roscols.
Sun. Mon. Tues. Kettles On
Old McDonold's Form" and De
cis;on At Sundown."
Wed. Thurs. g Faces OF Eve."
Check all the ads ard maybe
you'll find your name. If not this
week. be sure 10 look next week.
There'll be ten names each week
good for 20 tickets Of the Shaw
Hoyden Theatre.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14

SERVICES

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BUICHERlNG lncnt processing
deep Freeze supplies. Burger n
Market. Farinyllle, Va 829-20p FL
SPENCER idually desianed
foundation supports and brassicrs.
Phone 468. Annie Y putney.
10 70 l0tp
VENETIAN BLINDS washed re
fapcd and cords. also new blinds
made 10 order. Phone 383. watkins
Awning & Sen Co. 620-H
= :
SERVICE DEPARTMENT II h can
be fixed. we can fix II. All work
guaranteed The only thing chcar
about our service Is our price
Farmers Supply Co. phone 2i3.
Farmvile. Va 1-3l-H
SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED see
us for free estimate Phone "a. w
w. Dickerson, G-6-tf
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cOIoREp HELP Matt, COOKS.
poltcrs. handy men by the day Or
week Cook hgc-on jobs II Rich
mond Can 359 Family Service
Store. 23a N Main Street. Fat1nville,
Virginia ll-ll-f
HOUSECLEANING Completed in
one day Woodwork walls. wall pa
per. floors windows furniture Wen
accept clothes ana Furniture as full
q part pay Call ~. Family Service
Stores, 234 N Main Street. Farm
vile. Virginia ll-ll-u
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14
In MEMORIAM

BRIsENTINE In memory Of our
son and brother Donald NJ Brsen
tine. who passed away years ago
NOV Y. 1853
God gave ns strength u bear II
And courage u fight the blow
But what Il meant 10 lose you. Don
NJ ouc Viii cvrr Know.
There's sad, but sweet remeln-
brance
There's a memory fond and true
There S token Of affection, Donald
And heartache sun for you.
Daddy. Mother. and Sisters ll-l4-ltp
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tSlD BARGAINS WashnlR ma
Chine. wrnHef type. good condition.
~ Vs. Barrel type chair SIP IS.
Platform rocker. 50 95 Childs heath
II arm chair. 81 IS Baby high chair.
~ % Mattress. S995 Vacuum clean
On, So 30 on clrculator, So 95 La
DIES shoes. expensive type 29c 10.
Ladies' and mems winter suites and
coats from 1919 up Family Service
Stores. Phone $50. 23l N Main St.
Farnville, Virginia. Il-l4l
RESIDENCE 8 rooms. bath. lnrHe
lot. Wen located iii Eafmyille Only
s. mo
! RESIDENCE. bed rooms large
liting room. Kitchen and bath. On
large lot. 3 miles west Of Farmville
on paved road $500 90
BUILDING lO1 III Jackson
Heights. GIL. X 1872 #
EXCELLENT building lol Third
Ave ils acres Oh Germantown Ri
/ mile from Farmville with room
house This property has road front
age Of 20 feet. With several good
building sites s. $50
APARTMENT house. apartments
each With bath Excellent cl0Se-ln
location. Large lot Special al 81 900
RESIDENCE = modern ranch type
home. ; bedrooms, Tile bath. large
ltttneroom WIN fireplace. modern
hltctien. full basement. OIL heat 2 !.
miles from Fallnyilie Din lot $50 X
800 feet Special Ak Sl3. 900 Terms
can be arranged Landon 6 Atkins.
Realtor Municipal Bldg Fallmvlllc.
VA Phone 800 NJ
ROUND OAK WOOD stove or fire
place lengths. Will haul. price rea
sonable Phone YU-228T. Illltf
A MAN can lose his job. his
tiufne. Ills car his stocks and bonds.
but Keep his health ana he can re-
coup them all But lei imam lose
MS health and all may b. lost fol
GOOD without disability income plo
lection oscar W Mcintosh Itlsur-
ance Service Phone 65aR. Failn
Yille Virginia lfl4-t
HOME building lot on Fourth Avr-
hue Extended 100 K I'D feet Lovely
shade trees. incest section Of Farm
ville Reasonably priced. So +
WelnbelR Phone us. Famvlle.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14

VIRGINIA:
y TIE Circuit Court Of the County Of
Prince Edward, October %. 1858
BENJAMIN F. WILLIAMS.
Complainant
vs.. In Chancerv
GERTRUDE WATSON WILLIAMS.
Defendant
Order Of Publication
The object of this suit is to obtain
q divorce from the bond of matri-
nony for the complainant from the
defendant on the grounds Of deser-
ion and abandonment for period
If more than one year.
An affidavit having been made
and filed according to law that the
defendant is not a resident Of the
State Of Virginia, it is ordered tina
she do appear within ten days after
Tue publication Of this order and
10 what is necessary to protect her
interest in this suit.
HORACE ADAMS, Clerk
ANNIE MORING FALLWELL, D. O
l0-3l-4t
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LEGAL NOTICE

COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA.
IN the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court of the County of Bucking-
ham. on the goth day OF October.
1853.
Order Of Publication
Iohn A. ScruRgs. Administrator with
the VIII annexed Of the estate Of
Minnie Scruges Andrews. de-
ceased and IN his own night. and
IVA Carter Scruggs. Plaintiffs.
against
,harles r scruggs. Jr., Helen
Frances Banneck ana Paul Davis
Scruggs Defendants
The objects Of this suit are (ll to
nave construed the viii Of the late
Minnie Scruggs Andrews. ~ to de
cf1nine what property she owned
NJ me time Of her death. and who
are entitled thereto. 80 whether
she died intestate as to any Of her
property and If Sol who Is entitled
thereto n To guide and instruct
her personal representative in the
administration and distribution Of
her estate. t5l ID have his accounts
settled under the orders Of The court
6 a have 4 proper allowance made
fo hts counsel, and INN for general
aid and relief.
Ana an affidavit having been
made ana flied that the defendants
1harles f scruggs. Jr.. Helen
Frances Banneck and Paul Davis
3cruggs are not residents Of tile
State Of Virginia. II is ordered that
hey Do appear here within ten days
after due publication hereof. and ID
what may be necessary to protect
their interest IN this suit
A Copy Teste.
JOHN q. SPENCER. Clerk
ROBERT Whitehead p q
LoNlngston VA 1924 Al
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14
NOTICE
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
OF AMELIA


Notiee 10 all residents ana cttlzef
u tle 1oulity 81 AineAa, virginia
flease tdhe hotlce thal the lolle@
'lls aiiieiluhieht ~ tAe Couhty oia--
nance imposing certain motor We
shc!e license taxes vas propose
anu ~ ouuced D. tiie reg uiai illeet-
ING VI the boafu ol SUPERVISORS OF
aiiie1ld Iouilty' virginia, heia ".
ne l3th gay q OCTOBER, 1898. INA
pursuant 10 lhe various sections OF
ne oode q virginia 81 1921 herein
aver mentioned ana az othef appA
-dole statutes tae sald boara o.
supervisors proposes 20 amend US
saiu ordinance AZ rs regular ileet-
lslg 10 De held On the lztA aav OF
January 1919. commencing al 20
2 CLOCK am. 70 lhe courthouse q
AineAa virginia
NOW therefore De u resolved og
.Ae boaTu 81 SUPERVISORS o. lhe
County OF Amelia. Virginia, at us
regular HlohlEny hleetlhg helo on
me l3lh Gay OF Ocloper, 1923, az
members thefeol oehg present ana
Young LOT the SAD fesolutlon pur-
suant 70 lite 20, Chapter 8, SectloA
4o-64 OF the Code OF Virginia Is
amended and feenacted at the 1898
session OF the General Assembly q
Virginia, ana pursuant 70 little y
Chap'ef l. oectlon 1913 OF the Coee
Of Virginia as amended ana reen-
eral Assembly of Virginia. that tn
sixth 9th paragraph of the afore
said ordinance adopted bv the sale
Board of Supervisors at its afore
said regular meeting held on the
18th day of June, 1856, be amended
On each ana every automo-
bAe or OtEer motor VENICE. with
the exceptions hereinafter noted
ana mentioned, TO when this
ordinance Is appllcaoie' tileie
s snsa oe ~ " w uoiiais
| tslu.oo) per arnluI1l, except ana
proVloeo 'hat on each ana every
N.Y. - tI,otoi sIoo. -, az
ali oeiei Veihcles u tile IKE oe-
s4sh any " WHICH 'ins oiuliiaics
= appncaole siieie s1iai oe
taS " two anu olle nan COLLARS
lou per ahht1n.
XIII = ~ 800 1. ~
5"lu y e'i!ia,.se S'ion iei'ieiii NJ ~
soi &c anu e1ieo''
The BOARD Of Supervisors
OF the County Of Amelia
Virginia.
HOMES f-boir,,
Attest.
ST. FARRAR. JR Clerk 1924. /
/
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14
Hunters Get Big
Game License Tab
Rule Reminder

Hunters We're reminded BY The
\ Virginia Commission Of Game and
inland Fisheries that they are re-
CURED BY law TO attach the APP
propflate tab from their big game
license TO every deer. bear and
turkey they bag during the forth
coming hunting season The blue
paper tabs must be attached at the
point Of Kill immediately after
making the Kill the Commission
emphasized
After attaching this tab hunters
are required 10 transport the game
TO Official checking stations where
The tabs viii be exchanged for of
fetal big game tabs. such as have
been used In previous years, the
Commission said.
Checking stations in Virginia
designated by yellow and black
cfet kered signs with the wording
Official Game Checking Station.
viii be established at gas stations,
hardware stores and country stores
throughout the state Game tech
nlcians viii Be On hand at many
Of the checking stations to collect
reproductive tracts and record SEE
age, weight and antler develon
Enent data to determine the co
dition Of the states deer herd
The tagging regulations.
Commit son explained, a~e to
in law enforcement and ser"0
d means Of determining the
agal XIII to assist in the man.
ment Of the va ious game specl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14
SOLD

SOLD RECENTLY Nice home. on
FIRST Avenue. number Cos A bunga-
low on pcrslnfnen Tree road. A
large farm In Cumberland County
" G Canada, Agent III West Third
Street ll-la-lp
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VIRGINIA.
In the Circuit Court Of the County
of Prince Edward. October %, 1853.
j. Barge Wall. Jr,, Administrator.
\ Dc bonis non, cum testamento an
| nexo, Of the estate of Lillian j.
4 Miller. deceased
Complainant
" In Chancery
Eta S. Hart. Scott Hart. Martha
Jane Hart. Elizabeth Holiday
Seal Mrs H. IT, Margaret r
Saunders Dashiell, Lillian Wood
yard Lipscomb, First National
Bank Of Farmville. Virginia. I'M
KNOWN PARTIES. who may be
interested In the subject matter Of
this suit may be creditors Of the
estate of Lillian J. Miller. de-
\ ceased. and may be legatees,
heirs. or assigns Of Willard Hart.
deceased, Mary Lipsconb, de-
| ceased. Mrs. Earnest Saunders,
\ deceased. Willard Lipscomb. de-
ceased, and Nellie C. VanNess,
| deceased. who are made parties
defendant by the general descrip-
ton Of Parties Unknown,
Defendants
Order Of Publication
The object Of this suit is to pro-
cure the advice and guidance of the
Court as to the proper administra.
ion and distribution of the estate OF
Lillian J Miller, BY her administra.
or, de bonis non, cum testamento
annexo, and to allow said admins
,ator to settle his accounts before
he Court.
Affidaving having been made that
here may be unknown parties inter
asted in the subject matter OF this
suit, may be creditors Of the estate
If Lillian J. Miller, and be legatees
leirs, or assigns Of Willard Hart. de-
ceased, Mary Lipscomb, deceased
Mrs. Earnest Saunders, deceased
Willard Lipscomb. deceased, and
Nellie O. VanNess, deceased, whose
names are not known. it is hereby
ordered that those persons who are
made parties defendant by the gen
eral description Of Parties unknown
do appear within ten days after due
publication Of this order and do Wha
IS necessary to protect their inter
estS.
, HORACE ADAMS Clerk
j. BARRYE WALL. JR., p. q.
1914
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u. S. DEBT JUMPS

The Nations debt scared nearl'
50, 200 .ooo, 900 recently to the high
Est level in two and onehalf years
r he Treasury disclosed that the BIZ
Increase was registered as the CO.
esnmeat borrowed about three an
onehalf billion dollars to replenE
Is depleted cash drawer.
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REV ARD

REWARD $50, 90 for substantial
information leading to the disap-
pearance Of three cartons Of blue
ceramic tile from The Floor Shop,
ParmWlle, Virginia. 1l-1l-3t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14

TRUSTEE s SALE Of James T.. Har-
grave farm located in Huguenot
District. PoWhatan County, Virginia
In execution Of a deed OF trust,
given to the United States Of Ameri-
ca by James L. Hargrave and Maha-
Ia H. Hargrave. his wife, dated
March 10. 1858. recorded in the
Clerk S Office Of the Circuit Court of
Powhatan County. Virginia, in Deed
Book ga. Page 1873, the undersigned
substitute trustee will offer for sale
at public auction at the Courthouse
| door In Powhatan, PoWhatan County
| Virginia, on the Path day of Novem-
Der. 1858. at loo pm. all that GER
/ ain tract Of land containing 172
acres. more or less. being about 6
1 miles Southwest Of Powhatan, Vir-
ginia. and being the property de-
Scribed in said deed of trust
TERMS. Cash.
LEONARD v, SHELTON,
Substitute Trustee.
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14

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