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Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05
Reese Theatre News
Kathy Grant In "Gunman's Walk"
AT Reese September 1873

More than ever the folks are
bringing back the "old fashioned
Saturday" Entire families have
chosen Movie Center for their
meeting place. A great family pre-
gram is always scheduled for the
happy meeting week-ends.
Another top all family treat is
listed for this Friday and Satur-
day, September 5 and 6. Aside
from a Happy Cartoon Carnival,
Brian Keith, Mala Powers and
Katy Jude are the featured stars
in Sierra Baron" the new Fox
hit in Cinemascope and color. The
co-feature "The Case Against
Brooklyn" with Maggie Hayes is
the expose of crooked cops, re-
Gently in the headlines. In all it
looks like an enjoyable galaxy of
entertainment for the entire fam
lily.
Press and public alike have de-
rhanded great big outdoor pic
tur and here it is in "Gunman's
Walk" with Kathy Grant, Tab
Hunter and Van Heflin. Listed
for this Sunday, Monday and Tues
day, September 1873, with "Thun-
dering Jets" with Rex Season and
men of the U. S. Air Force, this
great combination looks like un-
usual enjoyment is in store for
Delaware and Maryland theatre
fans.
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05
Highway Dept.
Honors Emerson Sapp
continued from page one)

NCOAbAnuC0 AAOA R08S OApJ
in that araa in those early days.
MIR. Sapp is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Sapp, of near Houston, Del
aware.
For the most part his activities
at that time were more or less be-
hind the scenes which naturally
did not attract much public atten-
ton, but they were, however, of
significant Importance to the main
tenance work of the State Highway
Department.
Upon being transferred to Dover
in 1888, Mr. Sapp's first assignment
was foreman of the landscaping
section which, among other accom-
plishments, was responsible for
many of the attractive paintings
to be noted along guard rails,
bridges, and in the parkway of our
divided highways. Later, he was
assigned to the carpenter and paint
shop where he was placed in charge
of preparing blricades, repairing
wooden bridges, and the painting
of various types of installations
along the highways.
Following that work, he was
transferred to the sign shop which
has been and still remains one of
the busiest places in the highway
maintenance program. His next
step in advancement was the posi-
tion of traffic signal supervisor
which he held until his retirement.
In this latter position, Mr.. Sapp
was constantly on call to correct
any difficulties that occurred with
traffic signals along the network
of highways, and his services were
particularly in demand to repair
damages caused by electric storms
or accidents involving traffic sig
nails.
At the dinner party which was
held in his honor at the Dinner
Bell Inn, Richard A. Haber, Chief
Engineer; William ]. Miller, Jr.,
Deputy Chief ENGINEER; William r.
Carrow, Traffic Engineer, and
other highway officials not only
praised the services rendered by
Mr.. Sapp to the travelling public
and the Highway Department, but
also complimented him for willing
ness to assist in signal difficulties
at any time.
AS a token of Mr.. Sapp's long
years of service with the Depart
ment, his associates presented him
with handsome wrist watch.
To date, Mr.. Sapp has not an
nounced his plans for retirement,
as he and his wife are currently
enjoying their new home at so
Highview Avenue, Dover.
He is a member of Wesley Meth
odist Church in Dover and also a
member of the International NUM-
cipal Signal Association.
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Harvis of
Philadelphia, spent the holiday
weekend with her father, Lariwell
Harrington.
Mr. and Mrs. Ebe Pope and fam
lily of Baltimore were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brant-
ley Donovan and daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Sapp and
family and Ed. Switzer called on
Mrs. Stella Sapp and daughter on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins Webb and
children attended the Davidson
family reunion and picnic at Prime
Hook Beach on Sunday.
Mrs. Grover Ashton and daugh-
ter Barbara was a Monday after
noon caller on her mother.
The time may come when two of
these three things will pass away:
Faith" unto sight.
Hope" unto fruition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Carter and
daughters, Joan of Georgetown,
and Nancy Lee Carter of Milton,
spent Sunday through Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carter.
Mrs. Vesta Mills, Mrs. Edith
Reed and Mrs. Susann Mills went
to Middletown Tuesday to see
Anna Prettyman.
On Sunday afternoon / called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Clark and later
had dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Cecil Watson at Watson's Wharf
On Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Steele and son attended the crab
derby at Crisfieid, Md, and then
went to Ocean City, Md, for the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman of Phila-
delphia were guests for a week of
the Drummond family.
Heart of a home is faith, shared
love, gentleness-it is a nesting
place for Christian hopes.
On Sunday evening the Steeles
were in RehOboth and on Monday
evening attended the circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fineman have
returned to their home in Miami,
Fla. after spending two weeks with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
ner.
On Sunday Mrs. Conner and her
son drove their daughter, Mrs.
Wilson Hamme to her home in
York, Pa, after her vacation with
them.
Mr.. ar11 Mrs. Ed. Hunnicatt re-
turned to their home in Atlanta,
Ca. on Monday after spending
two weeks With his brother and
family, Nr. and Mrs. Albert Hun
nicutt.
The spectrum of love has nine
ingredients.
Patience
Kindness
Generosity
Humility
Unselfishness
Good Temper
Guilelessness
Sincerity
These make up the supreme gift
the stature of a perfect man.
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05

Sounds are heard much easier in
damp air than in dry air.
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05
CHURCH ANNIVERSARY

CENTRAL CITY, Colo. = up =
Colorado's oldest Prote stant I
church organization observed its
99th anniversary here recently.
The occasion was the annual home
coming service and pilgrimage OF
the Colorado Methodist Historical
Society at st. James Methodist
Church, founded July 10. 1859. The
building is,the oldest church build
ing still standing in Colorado.
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05
REFUSES RAISE
TOppTNcTON

TORRINGTON, Conn. (AP)-
Raymond Over, registrar of voters,
was so disturbed over the new bud
get before the city council that he
refused to accept proposed salary
increase. He said the raise was
lone of the most irresponsible gov
ernmental acts ] had ever SEEN"
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05
State Firemen Will
C0nUene At Smyrna
September 1920
continued from page oney

continued from page 0n8B
ME Kyttle, Laurel Auxiliary; Chap
lain and Memorial Service, Bertha
Carlisle, Holloway Terrace Aux
iliary; Publicity, Elaine Lindeil,
Five Points Auxiliary, Katie AUS
tin, Harrington Auxiliary, Elaine
Jones, Greenwood Auxiliary; Gre
dentials, Beatrice Virgins, Mill
Creek Auxiliary, Connie Morris,
Smyrna Auxiliary, Esther Long,
Selbyville Auxiliary: Pianist, Flo
renee Work. Mill Greek Auxiliary;
Installing Officer, Josephine Brown.
Mill Greek Auxiliary; Marshal, Ca
therine Jenkins, Mill Creek Aux
Hilary; Parliamentarian, Elsie o.
Neal. Harrington Auxiliary; Con-
vention Chairmen, Addie David.
Smyrna Auxiliary, Ruth Leager.
Smyrna Auxiliary.
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05

Twenty-Five countries. includ-
ing the United States. participate
in an international coffee study
group in Washington, ID. c., to try
to steady fiuctuating coffee prices.
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05

One of the largest open-pit copper
mines in the world is the Santa Rita
Mine near Silver City in southwestern
New Mexico.
Evening star., 1958-05-01
IkebQnQ Group
EntertQinS Ut
Annual PQrty

Ike bana international
members and their guests
met with Mrs. ASakai, wife Of
the Japanese Ambassador, at
their second annual spring
tea which took place yester-
day at the Army Navy Coun-
try Club.
Embassy wives invited to
stand in the receiving line
were Mrs. Shimoda. Japan;
Mrs. Batra, India; Mrs. Mug
roho, Indonesia; Mrs. Krita-
kara. Thailand. Mrs. Arthur
F. Striker is president Of
the group.
The organization is q
group devoted to japanese
floral art with the head
quarters chapter in Tokyo.
There we're several floral
arrangements on display
created by members.
Evening star., 1958-05-01
PEO Sisterhood
pldns Convention

The state convention OF
Virginia State Chapter. p, Z.
o. sisterhood. win be held
tomorrow and Saturday at the
harrington Methodist Church
in Alexandria. with Chapter
j OF that city hostess for the
event.
Mrs. p. M. Hinkhouse Of
Orange. N. j. viii be the
speaker and honored guest
at the evening banquet FRI
day. She Is third vice-presi-
dent Of Supreme Chapter and
a former accredited observer
at the United Nations Mrs.
John L. Harvey Of Arlington
will also be an honored guest.
Evening star., 1958-05-01
Circle Holds
Luncheon

The Arlington Circle Of the
Florence crittenton Home
gave a benefit luncheon yes
terday which 1t plans 10
make an annual event 10
raise funds for the home.
There were 90 members and
guests.
The luncheon was preceded
by q sherry hour at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Paul Martin.
A pheasant lunch followed
at the home OF Mrs. Walter
r. Reynolds. recording Sec
retary Of the circle. Mrs.
John Richardson is president
OF the group.
Among the guests were
the Countess Adelbert de
Segonzac. Mrs. Elmore Hig-
gins, Mrs. Brian Bell. Mrs.
Ashron Jones. Mrs. John l..
Mcmillan and Mrs. Joel
Evening star., 1958-05-01
FroternitY Donce Set

Beta Chi Chapter Of Alpha
Sigma Phi Fraternity will
hold It's spring formal tomor-
row at $3.50 pm. at the
Hunters Lodge In Fairfax
County. Va.
Highlighting the evening
will be awards TO the out
standing athlete. active mem
Der, pledge and scholar Of
the past year. A newly
created award for the alum
nus who gave outstanding
service to the active chapter
will also be given.
Evening star., 1958-05-01
READERS CLEARING
HOUSE
More Economy
SUGGESTIONS

Mrs. II. J. NJ, Midway Island
To Mrs. E. v. S., Washington
I'm looking forward to
reading how RICH readers cut
costs these days and would
like to help with a few sug-
gestions.
Stale. but not moldy, bread,
buns and cake can be dried.
Use the bread for crumbs and
stuffing and add buns and
cake for bread pudding.
Strain and save all fats for
making soap. Bacon fat.
saved separately, is good for
frying and in cooking.
Add a vegetable to one that
is left over such as diced.
cooked carrots to peas. or
corn to lima beans. and serve
buttered or with a white
sauce.
Left over peas are also good
combined with shredded raw
carrots, diced celery and
mayonnaise or salad dressing
and served on lettuce. Very
small amounts of cooked veg
etables or meats, diced, help
stretch a can Of vegetable
soup for a quick, hearty
lunch.
Even if you prefer fresh
milk for drinking, don't over
look dry milk for chocolate
milk, in puddings, cooking
and baking.
With a little imagination,
there is almost no end to
saving money in the kitchen
and a good cook book is a
wise investment.
Evening star., 1958-05-01
Open House

Montgomery County Jew
ish Community Center CO.
operative Nursery School will
hold open house on Wednes-
day and Thursday, May IA
and Is, from 9:30-11 am.
All those interested in en-
rolling their children for the
session starting in September
Evening star., 1958-05-01
WEE WOMEN

are welcome. The school is
located in the MCJC Center
at 84O2 Freyman drive in
Chevy Chase. A limited num-
ber of applications for next
semester is now being ac-
cepted. For further informa-
ton please call Mr., Rollee
Lowenstein at EN-. 2-4526.
Evening star., 1958-05-01
School Open House

The Fort Myer Cooperative
Nursery School will hold open
house May IL at 1880 pm.
The building is located
across from the North Post
DiSpensary.
Applications will be ac-
cepted for the fall semester.
All military families that are
interested are invited to at
tend. Hours of the school are
from 9-11:30 am. For further
information, call Mrs. r. S.
Healey at OF. 4-6588.
Evening star., 1958-05-01
Search Help WGnted

Mrs. J. B. w., RiDerddle
I would like to know where
I can find some of the old
fashioned wicker plant stands
that are used inside the house
under the windows for hold
ing potted plants. 1 think
they are called ferneries.
l called several depart
ment stores and was told that
they are not manufactured
anymore. Thank you very
much.
Evening star., 1958-05-01
Church Women SET
RummuQe Sole

The women's Auxiliary Of
Trinity Episcopal Church.
Columbia pike and South
Wayne street, Arlington. win
hold their annual spring
rummage sale tomorrow from
10 am. 10 9 pm. and Sat-
urday from 10 am. 10 4 pm.
In the parish hall.
Mrs. william cogswell Is
sale chairman Of the event.
She viii be assisted by Mrs.
Rose salmons and Mrs. VII
liam Richardson.
Evening star., 1958-05-01
School Query
Mrs. J. J. G., Clifton

MTS. J. J. O., CIIJLOH
My husband is interested
in learning to operate heavy
equipment. I wonder if any
readers husband might know
Of schools where instruction
is given at a reasonable cost.
Thank you.
Evening star., 1958-05-01
THE EVENING STAR Washington, d. c. Z" A-2a
THURSDAY MAx a. lass

Mrs. X. C. Latven. treasurer;
Mrs. M. r. Stands, cores
ponding secretary, and Mrs.
Franz Richey. parliament
tartan,
Evening star., 1958-05-01
on Friday, May 2, at 2:3O pm.
in our Washington Store

publisher, current coIumnst, TV personality and
humorst par excellence. Friday, Moy End, ot 2:3o
pm. in the Book Store. Copies of Mr. Cerf's six
books on hunor: TRY and Stop Me-; "Shoke Well
Before Using; Laughter, Inc; "Good for q
Laugh; Life Of the Porty'; Encyclopedia Of
Modern Anericon Humor" will be available for
purchase and outoeroPhine
You may oIso have the pleasure of listening to
Bennett Cert lecture on "The Changing Styles in
American Humor" the some evening ot $50 pm.
in Constitution Hail. Tickets at so and 300
may be purchased OF the StotIer and Willard Hotels
or at the Box Office.
WGL-The Book Store, st Floor, Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1958-05-01
Broyhill.

Broyhill.
The other ofheers Of the
circle who were also at the
luncheon were Miss Nancy
DE Lashmutt. vice president;
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07
FOR SALE

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HOUSE : roQps 2 baths. OH heat,
large lot. reasonable Contact r. w
Brooks Jr. Phone 80 or 2055.J
2-25-tt
1910 DODGE $50 Can be seen at
Farmyile Crown Station. 2-2s-4t
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TURKEYS Fresh dressed hens.
large or small. 40 ID. dressed
Arthur 4 Leroy Walchlin. Phone
2O29J. farmNllle. 2-28-4tp
SQUARE PIANO made W Stein
way Brothers. Miss Edna Putney.
Phone 2i0. 3-4-2p
FARM ltt acres. good land. house
With water and lights large stock
barn s miles FarmvIlle, $40 900 W
c. Canada. Peoples Eank Bldg.
3-4-2p
CHEVROLET lai7 tleetlne. w
walls. Tutone Green. radio. heater.
good condition $4,000 CAN Hy 2258l
B. X Bennett. Cumberland 3-4-4t
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SALES x SERVICE On all Electro
lux Vacuum Cleaners. VIII call for
and deliver. Also all parts. Phone
10 1862. brakes Branch. Va 34-2p
GOODRICH MUD AND SNOW RE
THREADS. $40 Is Sl295 and re-
capable casing 3 & B Tire Co.
Rts- Is and 400 West. Farnville, Va
gait
GOODRICH NEW THREADS. 6.70 x
IS S9a5, plus recapable casing. B &
B Tire Co.. Rts. u and AGO West,
Farmville 2-4-n
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07

4
APARTMENT unttfuisIed. three
rooms and bath. private entrance
John Morris. Phone 10 3.7ip
-
+ HOUSE. 8 rooms, bath. hafdgood
floors, storm windows III jackson
Heights $40 month Also . room
house ~ Noel Town. central heat
basement and large garden so
month Also ) room apartment Oh Il
Second St. Sl1.50 month. Also a
room apartment IN JACKSON Heights
bath. heat and water furnished $40
/ month Lnndon Atkins KealtOr
\ FannlIlle. 37-ti lFl
/ UPSTAIRS APARTMENT r 4 large
unfinished rooms with bath Availa-
/ bic April | 2l3 n Virginia Street
II I Miller. phone 252. 3-7-tf r
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE central heat.
NJ Possession February q. Gan ~ seen
anytime al 5l4 Park Avenue. Gail
4 sgaR OIL scc J Il TREE. 2-7-tf fFl
STORE formerly occupied by
Cradles Elizabeth Burger. Farm
vile. va. 8-23-tf ~,
APARTMENT rooms, BOB
Randolph St. Mrs. P. B. Young
Phone 35l II. q-e-tffF)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07
FOR SALE,

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FARM IS acres. miles Farm
VILE. i room house with lights and
ontbuildlngs. 81 500, Cumberland
County w. G Canada. Peoples Bank
Building 34-2p
NEBBISHES, scrapbooks. reminder
pads recipe flies. large and small
trays. unusual paper napkins, terry
towels and aprons to match, lipstick
trays, broom busters. Junior clothes
rods, snack traps. and many more.
Free gift wrapping. Lanscott GIFT
Shop, High Street. Farinville.
2-l8-l2p
BULLS = several extra good young
Angus. Very reasonable. Registered.
f. X Hamburg. Farmville. 2-l8.tf
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s P E c l. OFFERS. Saturday
Evening Post 60 weeks for 81 49,
lit weeks for $l0l7, Ladies
Home Journal 90 months for
$3-a5, 80 months for $685. Jack
And Jill-l4 months for S3.43, 81
months for $437, For subscrip-
tons to all magazines contact
Harry Lancaster. Jr. 400 High
Street, Farmyille, Phone 3l9-R.
1231-l8tp
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1850 BUICK Sedan. good condition.
reasonable. Cali 9a5. l-al-ti
GAS RANGE = Tappan deluxe. full
size. like new Less than half price,
phone Farmville 2044 r. 2-ll-tf
SPECIAL Seven months Of Coro-
net for Sl.00. For new subscribers
only. Harry Lancaster. 408 High
Street, Farmyille. phone 3l9R.
2-2l-5p
LOT = Putney Street size rs Y $40
Earl Simmons 400 putney st.
Sop If
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07
BIDS WANTED

=
Sealed bids iii duplicate for rc-
modelling baths, Old Tabb Hall.
LonaWcoi College, Farmyillc. WIEN
ginia Win bc received HI The ptfiea
81 Mr j n Wamsiey Treasurer
ana Business Manager. LoagWood
College, Farmvillc. Virginia until
ll:00 ann O'Clock. Flday. March
q. 1853. and then publicly opened
and read aloud.
Drawings and specifications for
the above project will be available
at the office Of Mr.. ] Fl. Wamslcy
Treasurer and Business Manager.
longWood College, Farmviile Nir-
ginia
BIDS must be accompanied Nv \
certified check for pat cent Of
the base bid Of an acceptabl
Bidders bond III the amount OF s
per cent Of the base bid payable to
the Treasurer of the Commonwealth
of Virginia.
No bids may be withdrawn after
the scheduled closing time for re
Hceipt Of bids for 4 period Of thirty
30l days,
The owner reserves the right 70
reject any Of al bids and to waive
lnformalities.
Longw0od College Owner
Y g Landlord. Dr.. President
Authorized Representative
BY Jacob II. Wamsley
Business Manager and Treasurer
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07

VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court Of the County
of Cumberland. February %, 1855.
HATTIE BROWN SCOTT.
Complainant.
V. Order of Publication.
RALPH EDWARD SCOTT,
Defendant.
The object of this suit is to obtain
divorce from the bond OF matri-
mony for the complainant from the
defendant on the grounds Of deser-
ton and abandonment.
And affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant is not
resident of the State of Virginia
il is ordered that he appear within
ten days from due publication of
this notice to protect his interest
herein.
An-Extract-T eSte.
r. H. BLANTON, Clerk
ANNIE MORING FALLWELL, p. d.
Planters Bank Building,
Farmville, Va. 3-7-4t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07
CARD OF THANKS

BOSWELL | wish to thank the
Falmville Fire Department and all
OF the many people who helped me
so willingly and SO well during my
recent fire. w L. Boswell, Burke
vile. SILT
OWNBY 49, The family Of the late
Robert A OWnby wishes to express
their heartfelt thanks and apprecia-
ion to friends, neighbors and rela-
tives, who were SO kind in their ex-
pressions Of sympathy during their
recent bereavement Most gratefully.
The family 3-7-itp
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07
FOR SALE


LOT one half acre spring, pump
and house foundation Located on
route II. one mile north Dowdv S
! corner John F. Jones. 2 Farmville
Creamery 3-7-lp
PIGS Yorkshire boar and SOW pigs
out OF litters that are being applied
for production registry and celtifi.
cation. n . Ellls and son, Buck
inRham County AlcoHa. Virginia
a72t
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WASHER GE wfinecr type A
condition s75 90 Call Drake 5-45ol.
Cartersyille. Va 3-3-2t
FOUR apartment house. each with
bath. well located IN FarmVille with
annual gross income Of over III on
the price. Of 81. 500 Hurry on this
one Also. modern bedroom home,
With basement. oil heat. fully air
conditioned, garage and lots nix
-NAiSf'N lo&hhi1tA+ iNNtiiiN'Nl w NR I .NbDs
Also q room house Oh Germantown
Rd. good condition. large lot. $500
Also lot IN Jackson Heights with wa-
ter and sewer available $50 With
500 down and S25 month. Also sew
eral farms and timber tracts
Landon Atkins. Realtor, Municipal
Bldg. Farnville Phone 3eo-M OF
1888 37.u r.
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DWELLING four rooms III Pros
pect Former owner gave this prop
erty up because Of need for more
room win let interested party take
over on monthly payment basis for
almost the balance due. This il
bargain Q II Written. Phone b5-
3-r2p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07

COOK * tcolorcd man or woman.
Apply Miss Sicily. Kitchen. South
side Community Hospital. Farmville.
3-7-2t
MAN WANTED $4,000 weekly
earnings and higher possible in your
own business. For man over Is and
undei t0 u good character and cred
II reputation We provide all needs
except $4,000 yearly Bonding fee.
WIN med car 6r light truck. Com--
pary Nationally Advertised. Write
today to The J r Watkins Co., P. D.
Box No sou. Richmond. Virginia.
3-7-3 F.
HOUSEWIVES: Need extra income?
Start Your own profitable business
servicing Avon customers near your
home Write Mrs. Mary Franklin.
District Manager. Crewe. va.
slip
MAN WANTED WI $4,000 weekly
earnings and over possible in your
own business. For man over IS and
under go Of good character and cred
it reputation we provide all needs
except $4,000 yearly Bonding fee.
Company Nationally Advertised.
Write today to Mr., A. B. Chocklett,
BIZ Second ST.. Farmville. Virginia
2-28-3 F
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WAITRESS. white waitress, 10 or
over Apply IN person to manager.
Hotel Weyanoke. 3-7-3t
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SALESMAN WY COLLECTOR for
Faimville and surrounding territory.
Must be married. have good car and
be able to furnish references and
bond. Very good proposition to right
man. For appointment write Amer
lean Furniture Company, 1913 Boiling
brook Street, Petersburg, Virginia
3-4-2t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07
SERVICES

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\ PRACTICAL NURSING A b b Z
I Meredith. Prospect. Va. 3-7-lp
WE install Ceramic and Plastic
! rile Bath Rooms and Floor Tiles
We sell building materials. We
Guild homes Bids or prices cheer
fully given Phone 7O6-J. Ayers
Building a. Supply CO.. 3-8-tf (F)
FOR SERVICE on Briggs g. Stra-
on. Clinton. Lauson, Power Pro-
ducts. mowers and all your small
power equipment. call 1898. Shana-
berger and Sons. Farmville,
7.l9-tf Of
BUTCHERING - meat processing.
deep Freeze supplies. Burgers
Market, Falmville. Va. l-l7-20p If
SERVICE DEPARTMENT; If it can
be- fixed. we can fix IT, All work
guaranteed. The only thing chear
about our service IL our price.
Farmers Supply CO.. phone 2l3,
Farnville. VA. l-3l2u
WE GIVE prompt and efficient serv-
ice on any electrical appliance. II
IT'S electrical. we fix it.. Farmville
Electric Appliance Co l04 N. Main
Street, Phone 20i. Farmville, Viz
glllia l-l0-u
FOR prompt and efficient service
Al radios and teleVisions see US.
)lr service 1.-THE best In town. XXI
'afmvllle Electric Appliance CO.
l04 N. Main Street. Phone 2O4.
farmyilie, Virginia l-lO-tf
WELL DRILLING ~ We drill old
wells deeper Now equipped TO
drlll 4ia and S SO in. water wells.
We use galyenized steel casing.
Three machines for better service
Terms can be arranged. Write or
all for free estimates. Phone
1925. FarmyIe Well Drilling
Company 9-l7-t,
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IN MEMORI.AM

WRIGHT In Toying memory OF
my little boys. Wilbur. Jr.. and Rich
ard Wright. who passed away one
year ago his week. March and 3,
1857.
As you sleep IN Gods beautiful
garden
Free from sorrow and pain.
You Will always be remembered
Until we meet again.
Mother. Father and Brother
SILT