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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-13

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tVlene ue ID FaRAHd -
ci6n costarricense, proposition por
10 menOs en- parte inspirada por Ia
instruction de nuestro Secretarlo
del Tesoro, ell ano pasado, de que
I'm POGO de exa.nen de conciencia
podria poner en- orden los presu-
puestos militares.
"Pero fue va slarmante yer que
ell Embajador de Mexico ante la
OEA, Luis Quintanilla, Sc desc la
mano con dominicanos y nicara-
giienses, como los mayores criti-
cos orales del plan de desarme. Ell
Embajador> Quintanilla considera
que, a menos que ell resto del
mundo tambien Sc desarme, cual-
quier reduction de armamentos al
sur del Rio GRANGE 20 Rio Bravo,
entire Mexico Y Estados Unidos)
perjudicaria la dignidad de los pal
ses latinoamericanos. Els loable Ell
deseo del embajador, de que Sc
controller las armas del mundo
pero uno Sc pregunta de que for
ma espera ell embajador que Sc
desarme ell resto del mundo, GUAM
do nj siquiera les propios vecinos
amigos parecen dispuestos a dar
ell primer paso, un paso pequeno.
"iNo seria mas enorgullecedor
para la America Latina que marca-
Sc la senda y fuese la primera re-
gion en- controlar los armamen-
tos?
Como Ell embajador Facio 10
ha recalcado reiteradamente, ell
Gamble de naturaleza de la guerra
ha proporcionado a la America
Latina una oportunidad desusada.
En- ell ease de una nueva guerra
mundial, las armas corrientes ten
drfan una utilidad limitada; la que
IRA entire vecinos es ahora, feliz-
mente una cosa del pasado en-
nuestro hemisferio. Solo Estados
Unidos Sc halla al presente en- cor
diciones de prcteger con. armas
atomicas a las Americas. 5Por
que no habria la America Latina
de aprovechar esta situaci6n, en-
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Ell SALVADOR.
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dos por un Tribunal Militar acu.
sados de conspirar contra ell Co
bierno. ha causado sorpresa en-.
ire los sectores vivamente iden-
tificados con Ell pueblo nicara.
giiense. Los oficiales Rivas Go
mez y Solomon, Sc encuentran
asilados en- la Embajada desde
hace mas de dos meses.
Ell asilo de tstos militares ha
causado molestias a la Embaia.
da salvadoreha en- Managua, de.
Dido a amenazas sumamente ra-
ras y coincidencias inexplicables
dentro del tipo de regimen que
gobierna Nicaragua. Cuando las
( visitas sospechosas de agentes
de la Polieia Sc repitieron en- la
Embajada Y ell edificio fue OBJ
jeto de disparos desde un au-
tomovil, ell Embajador Parada
tuvo que formalizar SUI denuncia
ante ell Presidente de la. Repd-
blica, Ingeniero Luis Somoza,
quien ofreci6 garantias a la Mi.
sion diplomatica salvadorena, ha-
biendo terminate las amenazas
que gravitaban sobre la repre-
sentaci6n de Ell Salvador en- Nj
caragua.
Ell Derecho de Asilo siempre
ha sido respectable en- Centre
America y la manera en- que es-
ia actuado ell Gobierno salvado.
reno indica que ell Presidente
Lemus y su Ministro de Rela-
clones Exteriores haran prevale-
Ger ell humanitario derecho que
asiste a Ell Salvador para cali
ficar ell delito de los asilados v
para pedir ell salvoconducto CO.
respondents.
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NoTAs socIALEs
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cumpleonos

Vayan nuestras sinceras felicia.
clones para ell apreciado joven RO-
bertO L. RiverO, quien celebra en-
ell dia de hoy la grata OCCASION de
SUI cumpleanos, y nuestros deseos
de que goce de muchos amos mas
de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-13
G~erineldo, Gerinelde,
mi pajecjc0 pulido...

ASH decia la infanta y ash 10 can
tan aun en- Israe.. 0tras canciones
recuerdan los acentos deaGil vi
cente. Los sefardies a~siniilados o
no, los espaholes de Espanasy los
DE America, los ciudadanos de to-
DO Ell vasto mundo hispanoparlante
debemos gratitud a Estrugo por es-
te llbro modesto sabio y caldeado
de entusiasmos genuinos.
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soLAMENTE
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mer grade, que tambien puede ser
condenado con la pena de muer.
te.
Piccott TOGO a la puerta de un
excompaiero, James Boyett, 1858
NV, calle 107. Este lie do acogida
Y cuando ell fugado estaba toman-
do una ducha, llam6 a la policia.
Boyett y Piccott habian sido COM
paneros en- una oruuesta de bale,
en- la que ell ultimo tocaba ell VIC
lin. Actualmente Boyett es camio-
nero.
Declare Boyett a los periodistas
que el habia avisado a la policia
del Condado que estaba cast segu-
70 que Picott vendria a su casa,
pero que lie contestaron que no te-
miera que los fugados estaban AGO.
rralados en- un sector del suroeste.
Todavia cuando aviso por telefo-
no que ell escapado estaba en- su
casa, no querian creerlo y tuvo que
repetir la llamada.
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e.. w.
tviene de la Pagina s,

~ uO 10 dSiud u
Chiriboga dijo que, en Eel curse
de la conversation mencieno la
propuesta de una comisi6n que es.
tudiaria la vertiente de ia region
en- disputa, que fue rechazada por
Peru.
Rubottom, segdn informo. Chi.
riboga, Sc mostro tambien intere-
sado en- ell convenio que .da a Ecua-
dor acceso al puerto brasileno de
Manaos, en- ell Amazonas, a Gambia
de privilegios de puerto libre a
Brasil, en- ell puerto ecuatoriano de
San Lorenzo, en- ell Pacifico.
Ell embaiador dijo haber EXPIRE
sado tambien ell interes de su go
bierno, en- ell fondoS para presto
mos de fomento y -agrego haber
informado a Rubottom que pronto
presentaria varios proyectos de fo-
mento agricola en- Ecuador.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-13
N =.
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NNlCuC Ut Ia oSs ~
a claridades brillantes. lnstlntl-
vamente cerraban los ojos.
Ell alcohol sfect6 considera-
blemente ell tempo de reacci6n
Y tambien ell raciocinio de los
examinados. Sc demostro pal
pablemente que una persona ba-
10 la Influenza del alcohol no
puede pensar cen la claridad ne
cesaria para sobrevivir en- I'm
case de emergencia, cuando es
n~ecesario Ell uso de reaccioneS
automaticas del ORGANISING o de
reflejos acondicionados.
Ell hecho de haber usado whis-
ky para esta prueba no demeri-
ia en- grade alguno su valor de
investigation, va que Ell ron, la
ginebra y ell aguardiente tienen
aproximadamente ell miSmo con-
tenido de alcohol y la cerveza,
que muchos consideran como I'm
refresco, Sc lie puede calcular
que contiene la msima cantidad
de alcohol por cada botella de
doce onzas que contiene una
onza de whisky
Como vemos pues, 81 Ell orga-
nismo ha sido afectado por una
determinada cantidad de alco-
hol, ell 'individuo al volante no
puede obrar con la misma rapi-
DEE y claridad que 10 haria en-
case de estar sobrio. Y este mu-
chas veces puede ser la diferen.
cia entire la vida y la muerte.
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nilla y una de elias fue la de mi
a y petr6leos. Por tai motive ell
DR.. No. Zuleta, magistrate au-
xiliar que instruye ell proceso pc
nal ado o la Ecopetrol,
lie pidi6 I'm testimonfo juramentado
en- cuantn . IN nue lie constara.
ExcarceIado CaierO de la Gaia
Agraria
Efrain Rodriguez Ruiz Sc halla-
ba preso acusado de un desfalco
de STU 900 e n la Gaia Agraria. Ell
iuez sexto superior procedio aver
a sobreseerlo en- una forma tenn
poral para que Sc practiquen nue.
vas pruebas. Ell juzgado concede
a Rodriguez Ruiz ell beneficio de
10 excarcelaci6n con fianza de
$1,5O0.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-13

vez de gastar tanto de SUI dinero
en- I'm equipo va anticuado?
"Esta es la question sensata que
Costa RIGA ha propuesto.
mo hay duda que merece de
la America Latina una respuesta
mejor que la que ha recibido'.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-13
TRoPIEZA
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demands de que Sc realicen
conversaciones sobre ell arreglo
de la rebellion angelina, que per
sonalmente considera la clave de
las cr6nicas disputas franco-tu-
necinas.
Murphy y Beelsv, segun SC
aflrma, almorzaran hoy con ell
Mlnistro de Relaciones Exterio-
res tunecino, Sadoj Mokkadem
y con Ell de Defensa, Bahi Ladg
ham
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SeottsviIle News Items
Scottsrille Teen-Age Club Fetes
Sponsors With Evening Al Theatre

MIR and Mrs Martin Brill Watts.
Of Philadelphia. are spending sew
eral weeks at their Virginia home
Hatton Grange"
Miss Ruth Looper. Of LongWood
College. n planning ID be in Char
lottesyille Friday through Sunday
attending the Baptist Student Con
vention She Is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Bailey Looper. OF Scots
VILE.
Mrs Lucy Shepherd. Mrs. Mar
ian Gillion, Mrs. Julia Phillips and
Miss Virginia Walsh, Of Fairfax,
spent the week end With Mn and
Mrs. WI u Malone at Keene. Sat-
urday the Mahoncs and their guest
attended a birthday party at
Schuyler honoring Mrs. Fannie
Crist on her 8oth birthday
Mrs. Alice Galloway Putne
formerly Of Norwood. who has been
visiting Miss Edmonia Gilmer near
Howardsville for several weeks. IS
now visiting Mrs Russell Snead
and plans to 90 from here to Rich
mond to spend some time She at
tended the ST. Johns Episcopal
Church supper with MIS- S I'LL q 4 d
Thursday night
Members Of The Highlanders.
Scottsville Teen-Age Club presented
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Guinea mills News
Brothers Dale And Dick Fleming Gel
Together For First Time In 4 Years

Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Bishop. of
Newport News. spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs r. c. Wilson
Miss Mary Ann Wilson returned to
her home after spending three
weeks in Newport News.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred La
than and family Sunday afternoon
were Mr. and Mrs. Max Latham
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Rowe and daughters and Mrs. An
ME Baldwin and sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Ftzhugh Bartol
and son, Skipper. Of Arlington.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Voeel Spending the past
week end there were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hohmann. of Richmond.
Goes To Korea
Pvt Carter Wright. Of Aberdeen.
Md. is spending a few days with
his mother. Mrs Frank Wright.
and Miss Hester Wright. Pvt.
Wright leaves Wednesday for
tour of duty in Korea.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Moorefield
spent Friday and Saturday in
Richmond with Mr.. and Mrs c.
E. Sims and family.
Miss Beth Blanton spent Thurs
day night with Mrs. Lottie Brown.
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luncheon guests Sunday of Mr. ant
hiis. 6 i Robertson
AiI and hIis ii B. Ingram and
Miss France Ingram, OF Nc
kenney. spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. f. l.. Blankensmp.
Visitors in the W. A. Robertson
home over the week end were MIR
and Mrs. William Monk and sen
Bobby and Miss Shirley Robertson,
of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. II D
Henderson and Miss Alice Hender-
son. Of Portsmouth, Mr.. and Mrs
odelle Robertson and children. Of
Blackstone. and Mr.. and Mrs. @.
G Robert son. Of Burkeville. also
called
Mrs, Grace Lail. OF Greensboro.
N. c., spent several days recently
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs A.
M. Bolton
Mr. and Mrs D r. Nickels
visited their daughter. Miss Iris
Nickels in Portsmouth recently.
Miss Joyce Atkins joined friends
of Green Bay last week and visited
IN Richmond
Mrs. c. D. Newell and boys visited
her mother. Mrs L. f Layne. and
sister. Mrs. Melvin briggs. near
Victoria Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Alvin Spurlock, of
Richmond. were recent guests of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Robertson.
Mrs. Eva. Snow Written. of Ra-
leigh, N. c.. Spencer Snow. Of
Goode. and Lewis Snow. Of Farm
vile. visited Mr. and Mrs. j. W.
Pulley and Mr.. and Mrs. D. "A.
Gaulding recently
Attend Services
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harris and
family. Of Buckingham. attended
services at Bethel Chris
tan Church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs F. j Conner. Of
Meherrin, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs ]. w Pulley this week.
Mrs Ruth Cousins McKenny
spent Sunday with Nh and Mrs
G. A. Austin
Mr. and Mrs Albert Bolton and
family. Of brakes Branch. were
guests Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ Bolton.
Mrs. B. M Green spent several
lays last week in Victoria with her
sister, Mrs. s W. Reams and Mr.
Reams.
Rev l.. D. Stables. Of South Hill
will fill his regular appointment
at Meherrin Methodist Church Sun
lay. November 2, at II am.
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Curdsville News
Jack Manis Moves
Into Neighborhood

The Smyrna revival closed Fri
day evening. The attendance was
good and the messages were greatly
enjoyed by those attending.
We welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
MANS in our neighborhood, who
are occupying the house next to
Yancy Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Gates. of
Indian Head. Md, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Knneth Kragh recently. at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. David
A. Griffith.
Recent visitors Of Mn and Mr.
Raymond Barr were Nh. and Mrs.
Duty. OF PoWhatan.
Mrs 0. NJ. Boiling has been
visiting in the neighborhood for the
past week She spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Sweden Allen.
several nights with Mrs. NJ M.
Julian. also visited Mrs. Mildred
Wingo. Mrs Emmett Dunkum. Mr..
and Mrs Reuben Jamerson and
family and others.
Mr. and Mrs Duty and Mr.
Raymond Barr visited Mr.. and
Mrs D. J. Amos Sunday.
Home For Week End
Kenneth Kragh was home for
the week end from the State
Troopers School in Richmond.
Mrs. c. c. Harvey returned home
after spending last week with Mr.
and Mrs. William Newman and
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1 of Guinea neighborhood, and also
spent Sunday there Mr. and Mrs
f. W. Blanton visit ID Mrs. Brown
Sunday afternoon and Beth re
\ turned home With them
Mr.. and Mrs. w c. IIedricl
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Dunn
Sunday afternoon.
| MIR. and Mrs Lee Moorefield and
daughters visited Misses Mary
George and Virginia Bolen at Cul-
pepper. Sunday They also called on
Mr. and Mrs W. g. McMullen
and sons at Standardsyille.
Miss Carrie Smith spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with her
brother and sister-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood. of Dill
Wyn. and Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Bowl
ing and Miss Evelyn Bowling called
on Misses Sarah and Pauline Cor
son Sunday Miss Pauline Corson
has been on the sick list but is
better now.
Returns From Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Sutton re-
turned from Florida Thursday and
spent the night with Mr. and Mrs.
W. c. Hedrick. Diane returned
home with her parents after spend
ign two weeks in the Hedrick home.
Spending Sunday with Mrs. j. B.
Blanton and Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Blanton and daughter and Miss
Laura Blanton were Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Newcomb and sons and
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Akery Of Rich
mond
Mr. and Mrs. f. f. McHenry
visited Mrs. r. C. Wilson Sunday
afternoon
Dale Fleming. Of San Diego Calf.
is visiting his brother Dick Flem-
ing. in the r. c. Wilson home. The
brothers haven't been together in
about four years.
Attending the Volunteer Fire
Department meeting in Cumber-
land Monday night were Blaine
Vance, Junior Moorefield and viii
ford Hedrick.
Improvements Noted
Improvements are being made
on several homes in our com
Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Blan-
ton have just completed the laying
Of several new floors. a bath and
mderpinning their home. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Hedrick are in the
process Of installing a bath and a
dining room. W. M. Rowe is build
ing a hardware store and shop
Mr. and Mrs Blaine Vance are
adding back porch TO their home
October 81 is Halloween. so be
kind to the little gobblins and
who come trick or treat
ing to your house. 1t is a happy,
fun-filled night for all when en-
]oyed in the right way without be-
ing destructive.
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Tass;e News
Tlss;e News
Tuggle Hid Club
Features Talk On
Safety And Apples

The Tuggle HID Club met with
Mrs L. S Simpson Monday night
with good attendance
\ Miss Katherine Habcl spoke On
Safety III the Home She Also
talked on the demonstration for
this month. Apples from A to 2 I
Miss Habel pointed out that Viz
gina ranked third in the apple
producing state
She also stressed cooking apples
in The least amount III water and
time. pointing out that Crimes
Golden Apples do not turn dark
The group elected new officers
as follows: Mrs. John Fulcher.
president: Mrs. Milton Booth. vice
president: Mrs. G. l.. Booth, trea-
snrer, Mrs Averete Simpson. pro
gram development chairman. Mrs
c. A. Simpson, federation program
of work chairman; Mrs. O. III.
Booth. reporter; and Mrs r. c.
Shultz, social chairman
The hostess served refreshments
and Polly Anna" names for last
year were revealed and new names
drawn for another year during the
social hour
There will be preaching service
at Appomattox PIE. Church next
Sunday night at 7;30 conducted by
Rev Parker Perkins
The Young Adult Group 0f tile
church met Sunday night and heard
Calvin Bass. Of Rice. teach the
second lesson the life of
Paul This is an interesting study
The Young People of the church
met Sunday night at the home Of
Mrs Ruby Kelsey.
Mr. and Mls Bonnie Bales and
daughter. Of Hampton. spent last
week end with her parents. Mr
and Mrs. G A Simpson here.
Visitors at Appomattox P. r..
Church Sunday were Mrs Thomas
CroWder. of Richmond, and her
niece, ana JACK osborn OF Farm
vile.
Mn and Mrs. G. B. Williamson
had as their guests recently Mil
and Mrs Ernest Tomlinson. of
Sparrow Point. Md Nh. Tomlin-
son lived in this community years
ago.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Woodson Sunday were Mr. ana
Mrs. Herbert Doss, Of Jetersville.
Mr.. and Mrs Bill Childress and
daughter. Of Blackstone. and Mi.
and Mrs. G. l. Booth, of Farm
vile.
Garland Woodson and Sonny
Southall motored to Nellys Ford
Sunday and visited Rev. and Mrs.
Robert Lee Woodson They also at-
tended services at Rock Fish val
ley Church
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Prospect

A number Of our WSCS folks al
tended the week of prayer obser-
vance at Ken b idg Methodist
Church Wednesday.
The Prospect WSCS held the pro-
gram meeting for the week of
prayer and self-denial in connection
With the weekly prayer service on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. w w. Jenkins left for her
home in Cold Springs. Ky. Satur-
day after spending the month with
relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Eta R. Glenn and Stuart
Glenn accompanied Mrs. E. w. Car
son and Dan E. Carson to Lynch
burg Sunday afternoon to visit
Danny Glenn Carson. great-grand-
son of Mrs. Eta Glenn. The son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel E. Carson. of
AppomattoX. he was born at the
Virginia Baptist Hospital October
%.
Geusts of Rev. and Mrs. Philip
Thomas Sunday were Miss Effie
Perkins. Miss May Walker, Mrs. j.
H Rainey and Miss Thelma Smiley
all of La Crosse. Rev. George
Powell was guest in the Thomas
home last week.
Miss Abbie Meredith, a patient at
Medical College Hospital is slowly
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Hydrick
Chippy and Cheryl. of Richmond
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Farrar. of
Burkeville. were guests in the Far
rar home Sunday.
Mrs. G. G. Reynolds, OF Rich
mond. was a week end guest Of
Mrs. Belle Marshall
Bobby Durfee and William Berk-
ley. of VP1. attened the Tech-W Va
game in Richmond Saturday. Mr.
and Mrs. Crawford sStrosnider and
Barry. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Frank
Adams and Terry were Sunday
guests of John Cook.
Bobby Durfee. William Barley
OF VPI. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Cole
man and Katie Louise. OF Amherst
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Durfee.
The many friends Of Mrs. j. E.
Glenn are happy to learn Of her
progress toward recovery at Me
moral Hospital. Lynchburg.
a gala variety show was put on
by the Prospect P-TA with the helm
OF some of the Farmville girls
tuesday night. Proceeds went to
the Prospect P-TA.
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Green Boy RID ]
College Students
In The Community
For The Weekend

Mr. and Mrs Byron Nickels. Of
Norton, spent some time recently
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.
P. Nickels
Miss Betty Lou Lewis. of Lynch
burg College, visited her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Lewis last
week end
George McKenny. Of near Vic
torla, was a business visitor to the
community last week.
Sees Parents
Jerry Layne. of VPI. visited his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Willis C.
Layne recently
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Henderson
and Brenda. Of Portsmouth. were
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family of Farmvillc.
Carroll Anne Moore. of Bucking-
ham, spent several days last week
with her grandmother Mrs Annie
Garrett
Mrs. Woodrow Dunkum accom-
panied Mrs Reeves Phaup ana
"A. G. Marks 10 the University
Hospital. Charlottesville. last week
for check up Of Mi. Marks
Mrs M M. Julian received no-
tice recently OF tho death of hui
aunt Mrs Sallie e. Carr. 81 years
old. Of Anthony, Kan She fell and
broke her hip recently from which
she never recovered.
Mr. and Mrs Emmett Dunkum
and Miss Wilson called on MIS-.
Cora Dunkum and brother Sunday
afternoon
The Mems Club Of Smyrna viii
meet Tuesday evening. November
4, at 8 pm. It's hoped all mem
bers may be able to attend.
Fred and Lynda Chance spent a
night recently with their aunt. Mrs
M M Julian Rev Thomas called
there also.
Visitors Of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Dowdy were Mr.. and Mrs. B. q.
Wooten and two sons, OF Tuegle.
Rev Philip Thomas. Willard Jam
erson. Mrs. Emmett Dunkum and
Miss Wilson recently.
Guests For Week
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Dunkum last week were Rev. and
Mrs. Philip Thomas. Rev. George
E. Powell. of Louisa, and Mrs.
Florine White and Bill Ross White,
of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Dunkum
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Ayers, Of Rich
mOnd
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Marks
visited his cousin in Richmond last
Sunday
Kathy and Bobbie Bailey spent
last week end with their grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs Agee. In
DillWyn
Mr. and Mrs Marvin Dunkum
were Richmond visitors Thursday
Newport News Arrival
Mr. and Mrs Haden Christian.
of Newport News. spent the week
end with their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Harris, and Mr. and
Mrs. Christian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Harris and
family are moving into the home
of the late John Jamerson I
Willis mountain the first Of No
vember.
Mrs. Herman DoWdy and daugh-
ter were in Farmville recently
A Sunday guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernard Proffitt was Henry ellis.
Mrs. Herman Dowdy and Mrs.
Vernard Proffitt and babies were
in Farmville Friday.
! The Hickory Grove HID Club
meets November II with Mrs
Cleveland Jones, pm. Better
Lighting will be discussed.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wise visited
her brother, David Stables and
family, of Richmond, Sunday
i Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Allen and
family. Of Cumberland, visited his
parents Sunday.
Mrs. o. NJ. Boiling who h a 5
been visiting in the neighborhood
returned Monday to spend some
time with Mrs. Paul Johnson. OF
Farmville
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WoMEk's CLOTHES

New 1odIes' hose, SIC and
o9e; Dresses. Csc up; To-
dies good quoIity ooots, 50
to SIS; Skirts, blouses,
sweaters and hots, Use up;
Ladies' shoes. Use up. We
have Q full line Of blue and
white uniforms.
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cHlLDREN'S CLOTHES
sHoEs-ToYs

We have q full line Of good
used ohildren's clothes for
boys ond girls. You may
bring in your used ohiIdren's
clothes and exchange them
for larger sizes.
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BED LINEN

Heavy sheets, 79c up; Pill
low cases, Csc Up. Quilts.
blankets, spreods, mottress
covers, both towels and hand
towels.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
FURNITURE FOR SALE

Beds, dressers, mattresses,
kitchen sets, dining room
furniture, wordrobes, chest
Of drawers, oil and coal
heaters, gos ranges, refriee-
rotors. baby beds, chairs ond
tables, etc, cheap. We oIso
buy and sell all types Of fur
niture and clothes.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31

MEMS WORK AND
DRESS CLOTHES
Mems socks, 2oe up; Mems
work shirts, Csc up; Dress
shirts, 7oc up; work pants,
Csc up; Mems shoes, ooc
up; Suits and overcoots, 50
to SIS; Mems hats, soc up.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31

BETTER BARGAIN DAYS
MONDAY THRU THURSDAY
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
PAINT FOR SALE

Flot wall point, S1.69 up;
glo ssy woodwork point,
$1.o8 up; Floor paint. $1.o8
per gal. We have Pints and
quarts We con supply you
with any type Of paint you
need for less money. Tell US
the kind Of point you want
and we will get is for you.