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48 Corp Permits Revoked,
10 Suspended in Week

net Harvey ,. Davis. 4l4B @ 81. Sc,
CLARK W. Hndaens. 7i0 X ct. mel
Archie Bpps. 1884 n. Carolina ave
n.s.i james Green. SI7 18th ct. ss.i
James v. Cohen. iT44 r 81. n.v.i Percy
7. Richie. l7ep 3bth 81. nv: Edward
fimble, lsg5 Independence ave
~ b hsnrs sn y w %sh a csm osAhSS ~:
Columbia I'd. nv.
Suspended for period noted for II
least : points--Ffank Nicholson, G10
10 81. ~, 8 DAYS and traliie school:
Harry D. Anamsteros. 33iI chauncy
* *, MI ~; Rainier ae. va q days: Earl 9.
Is days: Isaiah Mitchell. liz stepiei'
~. 10 dayas William Wilson. 1918
Nwlsss p M 9s,s 20 DAYS: james %.
18th ~ ne. rs days: Robert stan.
1911 Gales -. ne. 8 days; James P,
HsSeis. sst istk Z. Ri 80 Sss ds, ss sns
iratile school; Leroy Jefferson. ei06
MARYLAND ave. ne. 10 days: james Y
Allen, 80 \ 81. NV. 30 days; Ramon
a n.'' ssd IAN. .aS c ssSos sd ~
DAYS Johnnie II. Kennedy. ais 18th 81,
Sc. - days: 0eorse w. Jones. 2O4
10 - NV. rs days; Clifton Watson,
Un s az n ssS s 30 e.s Is s sss. s snd
sherman ave NV is DAYS; Robert
Bruce. IT,. Ale q q SO, 30 days;
osrdHsrs .,, PS nA ,,s ss r !cSdaI al
Bsrssrs II Johnson. 1879 25th q, NV.
p lGs5 .l Hsish to- Nc DAYS;
81. ne. is days; james L. Anderson.
school; Carlton p Edwsrds. ssSl Sskef
st. ne. IS days: joseph NJ cribben,
* ' school, sS' Robert L. q S.r fsss .R IT,
lsII 81 nv 50 DAYS; Edna 9
ROME II Jones 4os n & NV. is
days. Samuel Paige. $50 Yuma 81. Sc.
Also Philip A. csphas. Dos Quincy
James L. Wsshinston. 4ss0 AiSbsms
Nevelyn D. cuilin.. IT, 602s o1th
place: River. Rlvssd.ls No 80 days snS
3 Herndon. III Buchanan 81. ne. is
days: Crosby a. Irby. 32l5 i7th st.
ne. Is days: walter c. Johnson, 400
lee. ais Lovfie pl NE, is days I'd
mond ?. MeLindon, 1890 Hemlock q.
n.va rs DAYS; William ;. obeFst. 57oe
Piitman. 1911 n. Capitol 81. 20 days:
Ralph 8 Piummer, a345 Blaine 81. O..
20 days; Donald DDinkk, 1878 CAiifor-
ME 81 nv, IS days. RoEented Taylor.
l0e 5lth q, Sc, 10 dAys. Judson B,
days. S wiills ,, Garrett. ioie ksars ny
3iis s2nd q, Sc. 10 DAYS and trafie
school; John \ HAust, 1888 Bryant %.
ne. Is days: 0eofae 8. Beaehem. 3ee7
ssS nSi ciss,.s u.tshs asss i ~ am n
ne. IS days; Henry q, Jackson. 1901
End street me- IS days; james r.
rs dsys J.ssy suS 1S'Ii ios s5 :,
ne, 10 days: Cornell Pstts, 1908 p Il
ne. 10 days; William +. Bali. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
PTA EVENTS CALENDAR

Meeting announcements
must be IN the hands OF the
PTA Calendar editor BY noon
Thursday OF each meek TO
insure publication In the
column on Sunday. Those
Teceived too late DiH not be
used separately unless there
Is some special netcs sionif-
cdnce.)
The Prince Georges County
Council Of Parents and Teach
ers' Association will hear plans
for strengthening science edu-
cation In the county. at 8 pm
Tuesday.
The council will meet at the
Riverdale Elementary School
Riverdale road. Riverdale Md
TO hear Howard b. Owens
county science supervisor; DR.
John X. Taylor, chairman oil
the Joint Board on Science Ed
ucation for the Greater Wash
ington Area. and Lester F. HUI
bert. chairman OF science fairs
Judging Of the County Science
Fair Association.
Other PTA meetings, which
will be held at 9 pm. unless
otherwise indicated. are:
Monday
Area "a Scouncil--Ths council vii
meet II the-Petworth Librngy, Georgia
Ayenue and Upshur street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Washington Monument
May Reopen Today

The Washington Monument.
closed TO visitors yesterday
after an electrical fire. may be
re-opened this afternoon.
Supt. Edward J. Kelly of
National Capital Parks, said
workmen would have the in
terror lights back on last night.
He said the elevator viii be
put into operation today and
test runs should be completed
by noon. Then visitors will be
admitted.
Six electricians went to work
N aking immediate repairs
after the FIRE was discovered at
Q am. yesterday.
The lights were on at that
time. But shortly after at
tendants opened the Monument
and turned on other lights. the
entire system went out. The
ire was detected In the ma
chine room in the basement.
which houses the electrical
center.
Engineers theorized that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26


The Star for 81 years: Glib
Crockett. his running mate in
the editorial cartoon area and
q veteran Of IS years on The
Star. and Fang Auerbach.
creator Of the Washington ball
teams Mr.. Senator emblem
and hundreds Of other cartoons
In his IL years Of experience.
Asked separately for some
advice for contestants in The
Stars competition for $500 in
cash prizes and a chance at
numerous national awards. the
expert eartoonists all agreed
that reading the comics Is q
flrst requirement.
Fifty five year old Jim
Bergman. who succeeded his
late father. Clifford X. Berry
man. as cartoonist covering
the political arena. recon-
mended many sessions Of copy
work.
Keen Observation Needed
sYou have to do that to
establish your technique" ne
said. II did it. But gradually.
your own style win develop.
Try drawing from photographs
and decide as you go along
whether crayon. pen. pencil or
brush Is your best weapon.
You've got to observe people
and animals and all life around
you TO be q good cartoonist
Jim said he was an avid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
1888 Donate
Blood in Week

A near peacetime record
number Of new blood donors
have appeared as a result Of
the emergency appeal by the
washington Regional Blood
Center. officials said yesterday.
During the week January Ia
II. 1883 persons presented
themselves either at the CEN
ter. at bloodmobile operations,
or elsewhere.
Records show first time do
nors and those who had not
donated for q year or more. as
foP rs: Sunday so per cent,
~ 1nday As. Tuesday So,
Wednesday IS. Thursday a..
and Friday ~ per cent. There
was q total Of 374 first-time
donors.
Although ofiicials emphasized
that there Is q continuing need
for donors. the immediate need
for blood was met. permitting
scheduled operations to go for
ward.
Last week the center distrib-
Iuted q total OF 1858 pints Of
blood In the District and in
lterested communities in Mary
land. Virginia and West vir-
ginia covered by the bloodmo-
biles. The District got $50
pints. Maryland 3l5. Virginia
3S0. and Is In West Virginia,
and 900 were distributed out
side the area.
This week the bloodmobiles
have this schedule:
Monday--Bolling Air Force Base
Service Club; 2 an: 70 ? pm, Clarke
BeEryvuls; Va u an. g 5 pm,
ter House. 40i Duke street. AIexandrla,
Chapter; Grace Methosist Church.
Mineral street: Ksyser; ", Va, 70 en-:
s.. James Episcopal Church Parish
'%Si:dss.disS.b..tc, essntsrs:' ssSss;
sG beg cSs Tse G Main ' Nsvy 70 c sso
stitgtion avenue, room sSiI. $50 am.
Presbyterian Church. MartinSburs.
wrNv ,,,::ai 70 an. 70 cb. pm ,,,,.,v
Of conarsss. Mhi.isn Pavilion. Library
/ Of CONGRESS. FIRST street. between East
Capitol and Independence avenue
SSSS ansS ccsf SsSsr. SD'IitG5 ~. ssD'';s
Friday-D. c. Chapter; Bureau Of
ANNEX IAN Inc and '1n stres sai swi 10
m. 20 pm Prince William County
parish hall, Manassas. va. 10 am. 70
In addition to the regular
weekly bloodmobile schedule
for collections Red Cross dom
ors may give at Garfield Hos
pital daily from 7:30 am. to 4
pm. Ccall Adams 4-7400. ext.
1877 for appointmenD Mondays
through Fridays: Freedman's
Hospital 8 am. to 4:45 pm.
and from 9 TO 8 pm. Mondays
through Fridays and Sunday
from 2 to 5 pm: Walter Reed
Hospital. Mondays through
Fridays. Q am. to 4 pm. and,
on Tuesday evenings from 7 TO
8; the Washington Regional
Blood Center. Monday ! pm.
to 8:45 pm. Tuesday through
Friday Q am. TO 4:30 pm: the
Clinical Blood Center. National
Institute Of Health. Bethesda.
Nd, from $3.50 am. to $3.50
pm. Mondays through Fridays
tcall Oliver $4,000, ext. $3.50.
for appointment), "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

ketcham--A demonstration lesson
on deyelopmentai reading viii be given
~ $50 pm. a. the school, Fifteenth
ana streets Sc.
Randle Highlands--The PTA viii
~ r.. sn ns By the Orr parents a
prou, o SehooL Twenty-seeond and
:. shepherd--"s striving Toward Mental
Health vii be the title Of q taxi b.
Dr. Addison M Duval, assistant super.
itnendent OF 81 Elizabeths Hospital
hl9 pm. Parents may visit class
ICONS between go and s:ib pm. at
, ,nsa ,wsnvcol Fourteenth and Kalmia
Charles Barrett-Mary Barbour. d..
rector Of special services on the Alley.
andria School Board, will talk on
ro mSdsr M, TT r. d,. IN EdpesSCn" Class
Alexandria. Va school.
Tuesday
Bunker Hill--The TEACHERS will re-
SoT.. tns ,ssrr asSaoI durins An open
and Michigan avenue NE.
COngress Heights Know Your
sehoois g the title Of = talk 10 be
given BY katherine scrivener, District
Nichols avenue and Randle place 9 j,
Truesdell--A regular meeting will
Streets Ss tsie nwt Elshsh and insraham
whlttier--A business meeting will
Be held a. the .school, Fifth and sheri.
ST. Miehasi's-The problems faced
by parents N raising children viii be
told BY Philip Green Of the DeOart-
ment Of Health Education and Wei
iare, At the school hall Fenton street
and Wayne avenue. Silver Spring.
Wednesday
Area I legislative Training session
Mrs. Alice Radpe,. chairman Of the
Washington Leglslation COMMITTEES 81
Russell ehewmaksr. Dhtrict PTA Con.
he discussion a. stanton bchopi. Ala
bama avenue and Naylof rod Sc,
from O;f6 am. 70 2;46 pm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
TODAY IN MEDICINE a.a
New Iron Supplement
Averts Side Effects

rations designed to raise the
hemoglcbin level and the red
blood cell count.
But. the physician noted.
many personsare unable to toll
crate these. They complain of
nausea. vomiting. cramps. diar-
rhea or constipation. Forty to
90 per cent Of his patients
were unable to tolerate present.
commonly known preparations.
To avoid these side reactions.
physicians have often pre-
scribed iron tablets Just before
or Just after meals. II Is known
that iron Is more easily alb
sorbed by an empty stomach.
but at the same time the empty
stomach cannot a seasily toll
crate IL.
With this new preparation,
however. even patients with
peptic ulcer and gastritis found
that the tablets could be taken
without any side effects occur
ring"
For this study. u patients
known as iron reactors" we're
selected. All had suffered from
gastrointestinal disturbances
from iron supplements.
Ferronord was given to all
on empty stomachs.
None had to be taken of
the preparation at any time.
General well-beine improved
definitely in rs per cent after
the second or third week. All
but four reported less fatigue
and sluggishness.
OF these four. two had wide
spread cancer. one suffered ex-
cessive blood loss and one an
acute upper respiratory infec-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

!, wi Paul o. Hansboroush, 2007 iath
gt Sc; James =. Brooks, ga N 81. n.wt
Little, Js03 Kansas ave.
1s . s%Sel I P,Tsn, ds isi a., 9,
Il Nj wnII is 5 JadS l5ss h hSss:s
..otn ave nfe.i Robert Z. Harrison,
ssss SSS' cou ne: sIss S ,is';:
sps, sSs' g. 4 osou 2 2 IA n w, sSSS
~ mr. lis Rss Sn q. 4; sv M ao.b:;
~ y; , nples 3 hziy zlth g. So: Robert y
taa fsSs 1t sss 1'ss e. eve. NJ
Isorsnd. issssf v.rno g. ct. AZ 81. james
10 2, g. psrpit---no D. o. ,egistrs-
~ Huge sails "a tstss g. n.s.:
s ~ Y xeli.' 1sS eIisc sys..' Silver
pstL l927 lamont 81, nv: Vincent
Irhlsrs.s Y; Ryinford. ioQs puks o..
5 5Ifaand 4. sGrP sssni1e, HsisIiD 1909
Ne ~ NC, ccnsiss: Gr s..: MsSiRsd wSI.
ss SEET; s7Ie Ne e., Chapel osks. IA,
:-s1 Il sIs. Ss.;$;:s. = ':s:si
'.s9 Norton 2. Milton. 1885 X &C.
w. H yea r ne Isslcr u gO r.. s,sIvo
a a.; s S.ss GsrsHl, 5sso I.s' q
Ernest D. Forster. 1870 18th ~ n.s.;I
Richard 4. Adams. IT'S NJ. vernon
tsvfen nssI sfyso o,,n el :s isth g 81:
~ snf JossDh shsnsld. so2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
BY CHARLES G. BROOKS
Star staff Writer

A new iron supplement- with
out side effects Is now being
used successfully against one
Of the most common forms Of
anemia.
A Washington physician re-
ports using the supplement
with near-perfect results on
70 patients who couldn't take
other iron preparations.
Iron deficiency anemia rep
resents one Of the most COM
mon nutritional deficiencies
and one Of the most prevalent
anemias.
DR.. I. Phillips Frohman pub
lished q report on the new
compound. known as ferronord.
In the current issue Of Post
graduate Medicine. the journal
Of the Interstate Postgraduate
Medical Association.
feel tired all the time: ]
have no pep" These are two
Of the most common complaints
In q doctors office.
This report indicates that
patients in this category were
largely Of the younger age
group and the majority were
women.
For many years." DIR. Froh-
man wrote. "nutritional au-
thorities have warned both the
medical profession and the laity
that Americans are the best
fed people in the world, yet
we are poorly nourished.'
MY records OF blood analyses
validate their statements
Iron deficiency has been
largely an unsolved problem
There are many iron prepa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

Forty-eieht drivers permits
were revoked and 40 Others
suspended here last week. the
District Department Of Vehicles
and Traffic announced.
In addition, ~ persons
charged with driving without q
District permit or registration
had their privilege Of being IL
censed here suspended until
proof OF future financial ere
sponsibility Is filed.
OF the 40 permits revoked,
one was for driving In q man.
ner showing fragrant disregard
for the safety Of persons or
property. 10 for operating after
revocation. three for drunk
driving. three for operating
after suspension. and 81 for q
total Of IL or more points.
OF the 40 suspensions, rs
were for q total of at least
eight points. 20 for failure TO
file insurance and rs for failure
TO satisfy court Judgment.
The complete list Of suspen-
sions and revocations follows:
Revoked for operating In such
Por re- . q e snow . ssrant dlsrssard
Leroy IN 81: $500 & g. ne
Revoked for operatine after reyo-
s pnhos, 9sri1& q resessliOn sxtspdsd.-
ss Ss Ssnsps sd sSP I SSanSn
tte Deleheld nl nv: Abner Thomp-
son; i275 18th s. ne: Bs.nn ,.
Joseph c. Frady. iiO5 9th st ~.
clement a. Garrett s3ig Dir st, ne,
ward 7, Elliott. 3ib Iith st Sc
wd keyosed w rs arlssps , Sesis druns,-
Clifton c. GFsss. sis n. Psiiiax *.
asos Chevy cSSss bive'. CHEVY chase
p.a mssS.sS opf.'' cssDn aasss sS 40
Colorado ter. nv; John Il. smith.
REVOKED for an accumulated record
Of 81 least l2 points--FFAnk o.
Chandler. 04S Goth 81. ne; ssmmis
6. jackson, fseeA 10Th %, pc; Arthur
zee 18th at. Sc; Everett Oliver. 1880
Queens st. ne; stephen Little. 1915
liFat. 1t. ne: Rubin Ingram. B401
Illinois ave. NV; Burgess II. johnson.
l2t9 s5th 81. NV. William Brown.
don. to04 oaaFies 81. ne; Ralph Mills.
s 81 ssa 4 n n RSas Marin ll'p 81
ai0o savannah TER. az; Danny b.
oS's s b ssSs isss Ser & hs l' r ms
Herbert Z. Trsyers. 500 Peabody st.
pSinip y sels sShn'S rs SRA ave 80; =
ne; Garland ". Jackson. sOS c 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

Work anu Stuuy, TIE three
artists agreed.
They are Pulitzer PTize-win-
ming Political Cartoonist James
r. Bergman. who has been
drawing witty lampoons for
The rules. details and an
entry blank for the Stars
$500 comic cartoon contest
for eoung amateur artists
appears on Sunday In TEEN
and on weekdays In the
comic pages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

reader Of comic strips as q child
but he didn't start studying
art until he was already in
volved In IL. He went to the
Corcoran School Of Art In 1871
and 1912 A young. budding
artist should really have school,
ing to develop himself. Mr.
Bergman said.
His favorite. comic cartoons
are Pogo" because he admires
Walt Kelly's clever lines and
animation Of the little swamp
animals. and Mort Walkers
Beetle Bailey" The latter has
real. comic. day-to-day punch.
For the simplicity he recon-
mends. Mr.. Bergman cited
Freddy" who talks back and
forth with people who are never
in the panel with him. His own
subject. politics. particularly
needs an extremely simple-but
deft-approach. Mr.. Bergman
said. because the artist cannot
assume that everyone Is as So
phistocated about politics as
the subjects Of the drawings
are.
Must Have Impact
Mr.. Crockett. 45-year-old
native Of the District. made the
point that q cartoon has 70
have immediate impact on the
reader--which Il why simplicity
Is Of such great Importance.
His only formal art schooling
consisted Of several correspon-
dence courses and q short
stretch Of one-night-a-week
lessons.
How did Glib Crockett get his
earliest. start at cartooning?
Copying from the comic
strips. like most cartoonists got
their start. Mr.. Crockett's per-
sonal favorite was Mutt and
Jen. which stiil runs in The
Star. sfk
He said . would-be comic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
The Stor's Cortoonists
Offer Hints to Amateurs

Simple lines and uncluttered drawings best tech
que for young amateur artists The Stars
comic cartoon contest three Of this newspapers
cartConists have advised the contestants
helps to have fair for drawing and sketching but
nearly become by practice copy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

terday was on the red aircraft
warning lights at the top Of
the shaft. That was completed
befoSe nightfall.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17

s,uari Circle HOSPITAL fer several
weeks,
Al Community chuch Service.
sponsored by the foNhataa Ruri-
tan Club. was held III the Powha-
tan iiieh School Sunday night, Oc-
fober y The message was brought
by Garland Andrews o. Central
Bapfist Church in Chesterfield who
Il 4 member Of The Chesterfield
Ruritan Club. The Puritan Choir
furnished special music and
George T. Newton. member.
sang a solo Hold Thou Nv Hand /"
Local baseball fans enjoyed the
final plaY-off game here Saturday
between Orchid ana Cumberland
with Orchid winning 80 II was au
unusually eaod and fast came with
few his on either s.de Amelia won
IN reeular season plav. Cumber-
land defeated Amelia and I h G
sci4as between orchid ana Cumbcr-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17

land went the fail three gaines with
Orchid winning tWo out Of three.
W. We're clad 10 have our neigh
bor.s use our field
Much interest IS bcine shown IN
TIM ncw athletic fed Henry Clay
Orange, and Appomatfox play Pow
hatan here on Oct -. 81 and No
Kember n respectively
Large crowds arc expected for
each game Efforts are being made
q obtain blcacher seats as soon
as possible
Parker on Poultry Panel
Mr. and Mrs " r Parker spent
Tuesday night and Wednesday At
Natural Bridge where he was a
member Of the panel with DR.. Paul
Sanders. John X Gayden. OF
Guaranty Bank. Jackson. Miss,
Arthur II kartner, Agriculture
Economist Of the Federal Reserve
Bank N Atlanta. and Murray Via.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
OF Interest 70 PoWliatan
Bankers To Hear Federal Reserve
Official On s'I'ubIic Relations

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ser,.,ca y,,o,,s,,,.',l $. tl,, r,ea.t.'..,.,
R,ultan Club was hold In t,a pow
hatan Hleh school A,atl4nrt,ng saa-
dav. October. - If mr., VII, ,;ar.
land Andrews His m ,av snaalse,.
for the service snecial n,HSic vs !
furnished bv 4 mems fao,,,s
w r. Parker vas a ot,ast ., tha
Business Mons ,,,,,.t.sa., Na,l -
Second pres,vta,.,aa r,,,,n...l, IN
Richmond rriaav
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Church E,,aav ,s.,,,. fo,. 49, hano
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This nart, s,,o.4sa .' . ar,,ni,.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17

iae ffes.deft Of the FIRST National
fseharrr raTl IN Roanoke me
INJECT ot the patel 1as n pod
'ry good credit risk
Mrs Vista Terrell and Mrs III
GRAY 81 Richmond recently
isited Nj Aud Mrs j r Ter
srll
lbe nrW home If Mr and Mr..
Jaines T. efnnp q nealing com
pielion
Mss !. RI Cramp aud hfile
daughter hage returned home from
a Richmond hospital
IN ami Mfs Bradley are moy-
!ao INTO tier neN hon.e o. Route
2 raar ttH homes " W. + ana
Roland Elaraiold
Wednesday, malt, December A..
Ky The date Srlacied Nv the War
Memorial building committee for
lis annual dinneld dance celebration
Of the new Year Other oreaniHa-
tipia2s EltiatH Iii.l4l NpHi fii tlAN n.y.
that 1t VII not irierterc The
directors met at the Bank Of Pow
haian Tuesday night % make plans
about this and other matters.
The building fund goal for May
Memorial Baptist Church al their
HOMECOMING service on Sunday
October IS has been set at $1,000
Attend Convention
Mr.. and Mrs. RAYMOND II Boclt
OF MaXeys Store. are attending the
Virginia Food Dealers Association
Meeting 1T Hotel John Marshall
Monday through Tuesday night
Dr and Mrs. Harvey W Goode
and children, Of kilmarnock
visited Mrs II W Goode Sunday
DR.. Goode Is attending a drug con
ference in Richmond this week
MIR ana Mrs Irwin J Davis
celebrated their t!ftleth wedding
anniversary Sunday Their children
grandchildren. and many friends
visited with them and they re-
cci4cd many NICE gifts.
The Board Of Supervisors met
here Monday, transacted routine
business after which they h d
lunch together With other county
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
ferk OF Wills hews
Eabcrs Play Host 70
Daughter and German
Exchange Student

MISS Maria l.ahet af I,vlehburp
epll.pe anl Heidi German ex-
chanpe student spt.ui VII We+k cnu
~ me gabcr home
MIA w d llpptn snemt Wed4rs-
iay nipht MIN MI Ana MrS FIN
NETT Dlmiunl near le4lWgn and
ejsItrd her sister Mrs Foster
aiilr there
Jimmie Cooke and Iatanc Baker
lev M from Fort Jackson and
snant The Wtck eAd IN ihen rRsp.c.
iyr homes
MI ana MY Wli.c Duncan spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr. and
Mn. Il. A simpson nraI Farm
Vllln.
Mrs. Frank Baber. Maria and
Heidi. Susan Pepper and Mrs
Frank Baber, Jr.. and Sons were i'll
Richmond Saturday.
Miss Nell Cooke. Of Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
TAYLOR MANUFACTURING

Contractors Building Material
Quality MillWork
Phone 300 Eartngllle. Va
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17

Yes, we're SO sure Of the unfail-
ing pulling power Of these re-
markable tires, that we give
you a written guarantee that
you go or we pay the tow"
Come in, see these new tires
demonstrated learn the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
COOK SUPPLY COMPANY

Building Material Special
Mlllwork
Phone 1913 Farmville. va.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
CUMBERLAND FARM SERVICE

Southern States Feed. Seed.
and / arm Supplies
Phone HY 2-31ll
Cumberland. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-11

Today home ownership being achieved by and
Washington families.
There friendly efficient help for your plan to buy good
home Metropolitan Washington real estate brokers provide
the advice assistance you need You'll find the widest selection
of homes for listed by leading real estate brokers in the
Classified Advertising section of The Evening and Sunday STAR
The Star regularly publishes Homes for Sale advertise
mens than other Washington paper Turn to Star Classified
for excellent beginning to your home buying plan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-11

The drowsy contenment of afternoon the front lawn
the snug warmth Of CHEEKY living winter evening
counpar that make home the center of the fam design for
happiness.
bright shining kitchen for Mom puttering around place for
Dad for the children to play to study to grow smooth
green lawn in front and trim little garden back fresh clean
atmosphere congenial neghbors and the activity of friendly
communtthese es gifts the family in the year round
enjoyment Of their own home