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.Ssrs ot partly sissrsa water SStsT
and sewerage avail For sale BY
OWNER; $1,000, FL, 4.3ib0
iis ACREs. adjacent 20 Potomac,
NO School; $500; will finance.
IA. 7.5g5a
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OFF COLESvILLE PIKE acres
between Springbrook and Mea-
dowwood subdivision. u. 5-2S4f,
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WATERFRONT PROP, RENT

BEACH COTTAGE. lovely furn. g
bedrm.. scr, pch,i excel. swim
ming, boating, fishing 20 nj
ID. G line $50 wk.; WE. 5-47u6
RAPPAHANNoCR RIVER, West
land, Va.-5 rms. bath. boat,
sandy beach; excel. fishing: SIS
wk. i couple, $50 = couples. IA.
7-25S7 or CT. 6-0707.
WOODLAND BEACH-sleeps s: al
mod. cows: "a blk. water; fenced
yard. HA 2-0317.
Beverley Beach COTTAGES
Rented by Week or Month
BRYANT REAL ESTATE
University T-1OSt
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MacARIWlE ULND, tAIn NlVtTs
AIDE tef.-l iLiO acres overlook.
ms canal Potomac, new Memo.
rial pkvy, $4,000, Mo, 9.lis2
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

APPALACHIAN LOOKOUT 10
25-acre tracts, beautiful views
and scenery; s miles to Front
Royal and Shenandoah River.
fishing and hunting. U. s. Con-
servation area, 65 miles from
D. c. WE. S-27i6 or IA. S-1095
SHANN0NDALE COUNTRY CLUB
Blue Ridge go mi from D c.;
cottage, mod, bath. kitch.. cleo.
refgr., range, water heater. all
S6.950. Ell. $4,000.
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I LOTS CLOSE TO Annandale IN
$4,000 neighborhood. "a acres
with sewer and water, $3.50
per lot. No single sales subor-
dination avail. s. q. 0ERACH1S
Co, Realtors. JE. 2-23i4.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

NEW 2-B.R. masonary house: SIS
100 or terms and vacant lot.
KisSimmee, Fla, on Lake Thope-
liaga. HF. 4-54l3.
HOMEsITEs = Waterfront and
water view, min. SO'xl25', from
$500 Up. Cape Coral opposite Fl.
Myers on Caloosahatchie River.
mi. by water TO Gulf Of Mex. In
spect color movies, slides and pho
tos, at RALPH d. KAISER AND
CO, 400 Perpetual Bldg. $40 Ga.
8 pm; Sat. and Sun. till pm.
JU. $1,000 for free brochure.
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sGsi terms \, NJ FRY CO. OF.
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VACATION PLACES

CAPE COD, W. Yarmouth - For
rent furn.. 2-bedroom cottage;
$3.50 mo. or 5000 season TUNE ]
to Sept. 800, KE. 7-OO25.
ROOMS AND BOARD, by day or
week: comfortable home; TV: near
Honga River; waterfront lots for
sale. Fishing Greek, Md. Phone
No. 1878.
NEAR PLYMOUTH, MASS. Share
4-bedrm waterfront cottage;
season $500. monthly S175. LII.
2-2773.
CEDARHURST, MD.-Cottaee for
rent 80 mi D c.: ami, good
swimming. fishing. HA. 2-7l46.
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POTOMAC RINEh, Va tlde-TNo
spec SECULAR Aitet, about 4 mile
from Chain nridKei each almost :
acres, M estate AREA OF beautiful
homes, with hard-surfaeed roads,
wooded. with large trees, TO in-
speet call MccAY 4 MecAY. INC.
NeaitoTH "a. H-hh1h.
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LOTS, ACREAGE tor SALE

BETHESDA - 1-acre bldg. site
beautifully wooded. high eleva-
ton: gas and cleo. y mi. north
II Kenwood Park. on River I'd.
Will build TO suit, or sell. Call
OIL. 6-749s.
BETHESDA-5O lots in close-in
Bradley blvd. area: sewer ana
water TO property: prestige resi-
Dental area surrounded by ex-
pepsive homes. Call ANDRIS. OIL.
e-9070.
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aARAaEs

RTAR OF 1871 COLUMBIA M,
N,W.-0ood condition. IA. D.
$500,
s-cAn. ie-tt ds.ashed brick, sib
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FAIRFAX CO., VA acres on
hafd.suTiaet road . bikt, On
Route 10 Many nice trees Price,
~ Uuu For further information
write owner, JOHNSON, p, o
nas saii, nethesda, Nd.
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STORES FOR RENT

zoos CARROLL AyE. Tax, PkE
Ideal for B and ~, 81 AhN hssi-
EoW rent Cali ~, a.ahtl,
6m0f EOR ELkcTRIcALs plumb
ms. painting or any elmer hnsl.
nesai lft fi0or reati lasu lffihs
81, nv, CO hsasnot
TOR sALE on EENI-e,ofe and
No t.pasi
hKTHfSDA 2 alr.eonditloned
eysl. modern. BIDS Win na's X.
DRiB on a.pu5n -
efoRE AND gnd "a, M shofeham
Hotel! Tultahlf once space, variety
store. any huslnefa RA hsuunl'
RttN tith 81. N,W.-stqfe inelndei
ftoYp Il DAVIS, INC, 1850 a
~ NV. Ma. N.0ihg
HIiIToP SHOPPING CINIEn-
Kamp WashlnGton, FAIRFAX va.
"a aaxAO store In very active
contef Heat ana water lutnii
siTs Eyes. and sun, FL. o-5o2h,
f.51a SO, N. AIR-coNpiTloNtp
fAp0F MODERN 50 hhQfplNu
cFNTERt LoNu.TERM LEASE
20, s-uib.,
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.
OPERAToRS

OPERATORS,
contractors: Do you know the
meaning Of these terms: counter
rotating trans. Torsion bar
track suspension centralized
lubrioation7P2 You will. If YOU
come to the big tractorama show
and demonstration TO be held free
at the intersection OF Va. Rites.
263 and $50 (Shirley hwy June
. 9 and Hrs. / to 1, to s.
70 >, Ralph M, Jaauess Co, Of
Dealer, will be glad to demonstrate
the. money-msking features
and you may win a 500 solid
gold wrist watch
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PRINCE OEoR0Es-l-aere lot. 20
mins. 10 D. c.. live In town, grov
ovn fruits and vegetables until
ready 10 build. 1000, cash; on
hard-suriaeed rd Box 1891, star,
RUNNIN0woOD ARIA, MD,-Lot.
sloping 10 rear and baeking 20
Rock Greek Park. utilities and
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IoR sALE oR EtNi-s'oF' ssssa
aseliing sos n a. Nc SA''
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AVIATION
AUT0M0TIVE MISC,

DISMANTLING Austin. A-4O, 4 dr..
1851, All PARTS reasonable
Pleasant 9-2719.
WANTED TO BUY-Auto genera
tor and starter lathe: small. call
JE. 4-130U.
PARTS FOR 40 ANGLIA. incl.
tires ana tubes, mounted. sat.
aItere pm, all day Sun. IA.
CARBURETOR, 4 barrel. for IS
DIGS super SIS" driven $4,000
miles; needs overhaul: SOS. HE.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ALA ROMEO. 0iulistta Snyder
cover, Best ofier, 10, a-Heis
ANGLIA 1883, equipped; n tnb,
JEl ENGLISH FORD, 1884 Pa
ave Sc, NJ, A-23OO
ANGLIA '5ii economical; 5000
sonSs, make onsF' Can RE-
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SACRIFICE ~ la-acre ADJOINING
lots. kensington-0 arIet PIX. area
All utils, Middle $4,000 homes
Must sell immed. DI. 7-6sO0:
ewes FM o-.-Uh
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BETHESDA, Old oeorsetown IL
tatef-nn acres Wei suited TOT
subdivision, Terms 20 fesponsihle
/ purchaser, \, ~, FRY co.. OIL.
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IRAlLERS
cARqo TRALERI 2.yhssl. N.ten!

CARGO TRAILERi 2-yheel, h-toni
good cond, adjustable hitch. $50
After 9 pm. so. b-3074.
SPARTAN '5s. 35-ft., / b,r.. bath,
dinette air-eond., hitch; reaa
XII S-d0bl
'52 3l-FT., 1 bedrm., $500: my
equity or will take furn,, Cider
Barrel TT. PIX on Route 1855 told
2iOl above Gath. Lot AHA.
TRAVEL TRAILER, 1877, brand.
NH travel sss's ssssn. PatRandgePP, s aiss
On. Rent 81 week OF mo. with
TRAILER SALES & RENTALS
authorized dealers for Pathfinder,
Sportcraft, Serro, Century and
speneer-Camper. Silver Spring,
Nd. JU, S-22fO.
BUDDY 1855 SOFT. i-bedroon
mobile home; like new, Sacrifce
must sell WE 5-2637.
ANDERSON '55 asst. 2-bedroom
air-cond. home: quality, beauty
Lot No. 1, Fairfax, CIR. 3-45s2
PACEMAKER $50, 35 H., . bedrms
Transferring. sacrifice. so $500
UTILITYs-4x5 steel body, $50
6x11x4 steel frame, S125. Both
complete Ii. 6-14S7.
SAVE $1,100
Cadillac SIS; brand-nev; AZ II.
long, 10 It. wide: a quality mobile
home List price, S5,495; this week
end, S4,395. viii accept furniture,
automobile. or house trailers In
trade. Bank financing. $500 Bal
timore ave, COLLEGE Park, Nd.
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CADILLAC SO hardtop. AIR cond
Full power. Also SO cow; full
power: cleo. windows; 6-way seat.
Both cars like new: S2,995 each.
Hyattsville Auto Sales, Inc.
1920 r I Ave WA 7-1OeO
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lal KTNsINGToN. olsnway d., On
down; will subordinate. IA. 2
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SOFT, WEST MYSTIC CRUISER,
double cabin; f.b.: 1857 &C. l75s.
Elec. refer, deep freeze, hot
water, gas stove, 3 heads,
shower. Sleeps Z in 4 compart-
ments; teak decks, rigged for
CT. Using, big game fishing and
comfortable living. $4,000 Lo-
Gated Half Pone PIT, Hollywood
Nd. Call c MURRAY, Green
wood 5-6S13
25-FT. BAY, built in 1851, cabir
fishing boat, 4-cylinder marint
engine: inq. BARKER'S boat, al
Frank Marshall's Boat Yard
DPale. Md
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DARNEsTOMN.

WILL ~ - NAAoAA 49, AAA1AAANtAAA
mt. top or overpass preferred
Box 271-L, Star. L.
FARM HOMES, business places.
hunt and FISH camps. Call 800,
o. e WIDMYER, Berkeley Springs,
W. Va. Free listings. l.
loo ACRESi farmhouse. S-room
brk., Ia baths. Adjoining town
and schools, on blacktop. in excel.
rural community. Committing dist.
Wash. F. Z. DAVIS, Nokesville,
Va, Lyric 4-20S5.
SIS ACRES. Bull Run Mts.. 40 mi
ID. c.; stone quarry site; $4,000,
terms. TIE, 6-2277, XII. s-G007.
27S ACRES ON JAMES RIVER APP
proximately IS miles from Char
lotteSville. Home in excellent con-
dition. said to be roo years old, 9
rooms. > baths, slate roof. feeder
barns: $4,000.
III acres 9 miles Culpeper. No
Dairy farm: l43 acres: new
milking parlor, bulk tank. Nice
home, ONLY $4,000. WAUGH
REAL EST, AGCY., Culpeper, Va.
Phone $500 otiicei,sls2 residence.
81
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CLINTON. MD,-RAmbler site.
Se ss,i' ,, sSea's b EassPpa C. hh''
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MOTORCYCLES

LAMBRETTA--Miraele from Milan.
World famous Italian motor scooter,
priced from $780, 80.
ALLIED MOTORS
hoo 9Th st. NV. co. 5-l496
1857 ALLSTATE: $50 &C; 1900
miles; excel. cond, 1875. Call
ia. 2-s317.
LAMBRETTA '56; must sell; leav-
ing town June g. KEITH LIBBEY
WO 6-972S
TRIUMPH 52-5OOcc, q race: new
tires; battery; gen; outstanding
cond., $3.50. JU. 5-5s29,
1887 LAMBRETTA motor scooter
in peri. cond.: all extras; 1913 OF
best offer. Mr.. GENOvESE. KE
S-6665.
MOTOR SCOOTER, Lambretta '55:
low. mileage; $500 or best offer
Call RE. 5-424S.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

e.OO0 so FT,i toilet; heated
Toned fof manufacturing, parking
Mont. Co, Nd ia. 7-7s72.
S,eOo so. IT., 2 ofices, : toilets
heated mas been air-cond,; zoned
Tor Manufacturing, parking
Mont Co, Nd IA 7-72I2
RFTHFSDA-A,OOO sa, ~, .soned
industriall once space aVailab!s
parEing. reasonable rent, \, NJ.
Dry Co, oil 6-g3s3.
SILVER SPRING
Modern maHonnry buildings suit.
able for electronics, mill shop and
manufaeturing zoned induatrlAl.
toilet facilities, drive Ia overhead
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Model $50

4-spesd ehongeu 4
speakers; svper-pow-
cred l5-wost omplifier.
storage spoes. In mo-
hogonyi lined oak
slightly higher.
In Foesory csrtons
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for one hour at any
downtown Pork and
Shop" lot or suruss
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Northwest Council
Votes to Protest
East Front Work

The Northwest Council Of
Citizens Associations voted last
night to protest the proposed
extension Of the east front Of
the Capitol.
The council, now made Up Of
representatives of nine North
west associations, also voted to
accept the Georgetown Pro-
gressive Citizens Association as
a member.
James F. Perrin, president Of
the council. reported he was
seeking membership from those
associations too: Georgetown,
Connecticut Avenue, Chevy
Chase and Spring Valley-Wes
ley Heights.
In other action, the council
tabled until its next meeting a
proposal to ask the Board Of
Education to speed up sex edu-
cation in the public schools.
The motion, introduced by
DR.. Ellis Haworth of American
University Park was put aside
until the council can get some
one from the Districts welfare
department to explain the pro-
posed program.
The meeting was held in the
Guy Mason Recreation Center,
5000 Calvert street NV.
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Handel was q composer pow.
erful enough to do whatever
he wanted with music. Wher
he had something to say. II
was said with q directness that
would have been mere blunt
ness In another. q reliance on
his own idiosyncracies that
would have been shameful In
another, and . certain type
Of power and grandeur that
one can hardly find In another
Israel in Egypt" heard at
the Washington Cathedral last
night. was written by Handel
in . great hurry; much Of II
he took from works he had
composed earlier, much Of II
from the music Of other COM
posers. The result. however, ID
q masterpiece.
The performance was In many
respects one the best Paul Cal
laway has done in the Cathe-
dral. Although there are six
soloists in the work. roles filled
last night by a half dozen Of
the finest singers that have
sung with the Washington and
Cathedral Choral Societies In
many years. Israel in Egypt"
is primarily q work for chorus.
The large chorus handled its
taxing part well.
Russell Oberlin, countertenor.
sang the recitatives and arias
usually allotted to an alto. His
is 3 light but intense and true
voice. and he sings with great
emotional appeal. Theresa
Greene and Sylvia Stahlman
are two well matched sopranos.
Their duet, THE Lord Is My
Strength" was not only beauti-
fully sung, but for some reason
seemed to be at less Of q dis
advantage with the peculiari-
ties of sound in the Cathedral
than some of the other solos.
Lee Cas- and Chester Wat
son, BASES, had only . single
number to sing-"The Lord Is
a Man of War" It is typical
of the care taken In Mr.. Call
away's Cathedral productions
that he finds outstanding per-
formers for even so slight,
though musically necessary, q
part. Charles Bressler, tenor.
often heard with the New York
Pro Musica ANTIGUA. was en-
tirely satisfactory in his aria
and duet.
What impressed me particu-
larly last night, beyond the
wonderful exuberance and
splendor Of the oratorio, was
Handel'S orchestra. You don't
often think of Handel a. out
standing as an orchestrater-
one doesn't consider him .
Bach or a Beethoven. But
throughout the entire work last
night there was passage after
passage Of orchestral sounds
and devices that struck the ear
as extraordinarily felicitous,
either in furthering the sense
of the vocal lines or simply as
gorgeous romantic effect. 1t is
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FLYING SYRUP
BILL SETTLED ON
$3.50 BASIS

The question Of who was
to pay for the chocolate
syrup smeared over walls
and guests at a Mcfarland
Junior High School Christ
mas party was finally set
ted last night.
About l6 teen-agers, UNI
known and uninyited. at
tackled the Northwest
Boundary Civic Associa-
tons annual community
Christmas party and left
the place 9 shambles. ac-
cording to all accounts.
They crashed the party
in the school at Iowa ave-
nue. and Webster street
NV, made catcalls dur
ing prayers. smashed win
dows with bricks. broke into
trophy cases, overturned
urns and flung chocolate
syrup upon the walls and
Mortified guests.
The civic association said
the invasion wasn't its
fault. It asked the District
Recreation Department to
help defray the cost of
damage. For three months,
the department amid q war
of correspondence refused
to assume any RESPONSE
bility.
Last night, however, an
offer. signed by Joseph H.
Cole Of the department to
share equally the expense
was accepted by the civic
group. The total bill was
$61.40. as
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NEWS OF MUSIC
Fine Talent Heard
In HondeI's 'IsroeI'

only fair that the players,
drawn from the National Sym
phony. share the credit with
Handel.
Mr.. Galloway was. of course,
the central figure Of the produc-
ton. even more than a con-
ductor ordinarily is. There are
other conductors who can re-
create the score. although
maybe not 50 many as one
would suppose, but there are
very few who besides can at
tract 10 exceptional Q body OF
soloiSts. and who have the
stubbornness and doggedness
personally to train q large
amateur choir.
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Sullivan Backed
For Keneipp Post

John L. c. Sullivan, vice
president Of the Hessick Goa
Co.. last night was Endorsed
for the post Of director Of
Vehicles and Traf1ic by the
Midi City Citizens Association
The post was left vacant by
recent death of Director George
E. Keneipp.
A member Of the Mid City
group for 20 years. Mr.. Sulli-
van is on the executive board
of the Commissioners Trafiic
Advisory Board.
Active in civic work, Mr.,
Sullivan has been . delegate
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to the Federation Of Citizens
Associations and q member
and ofiicer Of the Federation
of BusinesSmen's Associations,
the Central BusinesSInen's As
ISOLATION. the Round Table IN
ternational. the Washington
Board Of Trade and q number
of other business and civic
ORGANIZATIONS.
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with average" she said. But
you really can't tell what is
average when you're dealing
with emotionally disturbed peo-
pie who are unwilling to CO.
operate"
The former missionary is
presenting a pageant about
Thai life on April 2 at the
Briggs Montgomery School at
Twenty-seventh and K streets
NV.
- Both her students. who are
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all high school ages. and the
Briggs Montgomery students
are in the show. Last night
she showed a gaily colored
backdrop painted by a boy who
hasn't spoken a word since he
was 8.
TITS hard work but I like
it very much" she said. I'm
trying to help these people and
get them back into everyday
life. If I don't, they will have
to be put into asylums."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
BY DAY THORPE
star Music Critic

Societies, Paul csllsWsy. Conductor +.
4oloists Theresa Greene and Sylvia
Stahlman, sopranos:. Russell Ober-
tenor; Lee Cass. bass; Chester Wat
Richard Dirksen. organ. National
Symphony Orchestra. At the Wash
tngton Cathedral. Israel in Egypt"
Handel.
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Thai School Missionary
Now Helps Retarded

- After 20 of excitement teaching school in
Thaiand Mrs Sarah Ann Davies helping retarded children
In the Washington
Mrs Davies. who as ex-pupis kings Of
Taand spoke before the Foggy Bottom Association last night
about her work here
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los Of no and then some
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
Alpha Kappa Gamma
Taps 1 At LongWood

Alpha Kappa Gamma. national
leadership honorary, tapped one
senior and four juniors for member
ship at Longwood College last Tues
day.
The only senior tappe d was
Amanda Dillon. a home economies
major from Ashland She is senior
house president and was chairman
Of maior-minor elections.
Juniors tapped were Donna
Boone, al English major from
Marion. Lou Heller. a. physical edu-
cation major from Warwick Lillian
Rosson an elementary education
major from Trcvllians and Delo
Dove, d biology major from Mar
tinsvillc.
Miss Boone, who has been active
III college dramatic productions. re
Gently was elected historian Of her
class Miss Helcr is the new Ath-
letic association vice president and
was co-chairman of the junior
dance Miss RosSon president of
next years senior class, is YWCA
vice president Miss Dove is Ath-
lctic association president and has
been on the varsity hockey and
baSkebau squads Sincc her fresh
man year
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
I.ong'Wood Junior
Named Miss FBE

Miss Lois Ploss Ogburn, Of Nc
Kenney. junior business educa-
ton major at Longwood College
WAS elected Miss Future Business
Executive for Virginia at the FIJI
ture Business Leaders Of America
conference II Roanoke April ~
Miss Janice Reyonda Hughs. \
unior at Nelson County Hlpf
School Lovingston at the same
conference won the public speak
ing contest for high school students
Her coach vas Mrs Mary Over
r b erts. q business education
teacher at Nelson County Higf
School and a Longwood College
graduate
Both are eligible To compete foi
the national title at the conference
to be held at ST Louis in June
Both were representatives Of Dis
trict II. FBLA.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18

INC What's, where's. whens and
hows Of trec planting and pruning
were explained 10 Nora Lancaster
Garden club members Tuesday by
+ F Striplin, Prince Edward
county agent
HI gave club members lists Of
trees to plant. when to plant them.
and Of Towering shrubs that viii
grow ii Virginia
Tie club decided to take over
maintenance Of the traffic triangle
at the intersection rof Oak and
High streets IN front Of what used
to be known As Butchers grocery.
MIS- Winston Noel was appointed
c r III II OF the committee in
charge Of the project Working with
her viii be MIS- Frank Baldwin
and Mrs william Hoffman
For years Mrs Fred Butcher has
maintained the triangle. planting
and caring for the flowers there
Two now members, Mrs Hoff-
nan and Mrs. 7. j. F'ulchcr, Jr
were welcomed at the meeting
which was held at the home Of
Mrs w X Whiddcn
III thc exhibits. compositions for
cmldrcns party, Mrs. Bruce
Spencer won first; Mrs Whdder
ma Mrs ! & Coleman Jr, sec
ands. and Mrs, s. G. PatfcSon and
yrs Noel, thirds
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
Patricia Wilmoth
Tapped For Honorary

Patricia Wilmoth. Of Farmvilc.
is Of ) Longwood College stu
dents who have been invited to
membership III ri Gamma NM
national social science honorary
She VIII be initiated April % III
tho YWCA lounge.
Others tapped
Jcrryc Edwards, Of Grctna. Ella
Gray. of Gloucester; Shirley Grubb
Of Glen Alien, Elaine Handy. Of
DanVille: Barbara Hurst. Of Roa
nokc, Virlinda Jovncr, Of Jarrau
Jane Kell, of Halifax. Carol Lash.
Of Virginia Beach; Frances O
Loughlln, Of Richmond; juno Lee
May Of Lynchburg. Mary Miller
Aldrldgc, Of r ic h IN Ii d: JoAnn
Scarborough of Virginia Beach.
Ann Seward Wallace. ii Coving
'on. and MARY Garter Younger, "
BlackSburg.