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CORRECT CRAFT, ls-ft. See 81
washington Msrina. "carpetesE-
ser Lu. 7-al49. 10. 5-ai4l.
CHRIS-CRAFT, 14-ft. runabOut. IS
h :. motor. remote controls, wind
shield and cover. $500. LA. y
a4sg
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MONEY 10 LOAN

AUTO LOANS, cars or trucks In
Is minutes whether it's paid for
or not HkRSONS. Sth and @
NV, DE 2-4700
RAIsE Cash by refinancine your
home Licensed eonsultant. NO
7-5657. IA 2-52s0 feVes.
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DODGE 80 4-dr, Coronet. needs
miner ess repairs; best offer. 20
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FORD SIS 800" Victoria; s9.Ia5
Fully equipped only $500 miles:
! owner; 1895 Nichols ave. Sc,
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CRUIsE-A-LONG 80. &c IT,, Ora,
Marine 4-cylinder engine, 2 hunks
ice box, sink, Vocery locker
clothes closet, marine toilet, cleo
bilge pump: boat and engine re-
Gently rebuilt, excel. eond.: S2.1bO
Gp l.lIsr
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oOlO-FL1 MOUIh, u. l-SoVu.
FORD 81 Ranch Wagon; 6-pass.
b-eyl., automatic, r. and h, like
new, pvt. owner; 81 SOS: Fri, and
Sat. tx. 3-S957; Sun, no. 2
hI0O Ext Oh
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BOAT FISH SWIM
Read Saturdays or Sundays paper
for the directions to this rambler
on 2.36 wooded acres with $50 II.
OF private beach on the mirror.
smooth and beautiful Potomac. To-
Gated only III miles from Gan
tleo, about 35-I2 miles from the
other areas.
NOTE: This property may be In
spected today ONLY BETWEEN
the hours OF l pm. and Z pm.
DIRECTIONS; South on hwy. No. /,
nom ouantico trAfic light about
- miles TO, r.. eli and .blinksr
&ht. Turn left on Gil about &
mile to Midway Island Dwelling
Bear left about IS miles TO Wide
water. Bear right and along rail.
road tracks, for about = miles,
Turn left across tracks for 3
alilsS Bear right about | . miles
70 group OF 4 or 5 name signs on
lett Sloe A. SignS turn left for 5
mile straight into property.
WATCH POMPoNIO SIGN Be
GINNING AT AZ. I. DWELLING. "
NOT MULTIPLE LISTED, But
EXCL uSIvE WITH
- POMPONIO
REALTY. INC.
f22e wilson Blvd, ArlinEton
Jackson 1860
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AUroMoBIlIs ron slLI AuromosIIs ron sLlI

oLDsMoBILE 'se supsF as" 4-qf
Holiday sedan. z, and n, auto
trnna., power ateerina, poeel
hrnkest rea buy, s3ylaO. ALnKf
3sI;Ins Aiat1l 1880 iash e. nv
oLpsMonfI.n ka pa eonvsrtibls
full poWer, hydra, oQntinentn
Ipare. neu canary ipiEh, blaei
TOP car immac, throughout SOB
500 down On approved credit,
BELL MOTORS
1910 wis, Ave. NV, Wo, $4,000
oLDs be supsr ISL eonvi hydra
s & enc s essSr',;so . if.eiossp'' ''''l
ISsf i I. 81 m i:.fi T: -
oLDs 1898 sss' e-ar. haratoI
groen, excel. cond ~ OWNER
NI,e6O. HN a-s07n. see aitel
$50 AZ 1908 LanGley way. Apt
iOI, Hyatisvilie. Nd,
oLpsMOBILE IS starhrs convert.
IRE IRE. s ana s assi !HCsso. JI "a. ..ssss
PACKARD 1888 400" t-dr, ~
dan. autom. trannm.. r. and h.
power brakes. A dark blue TOT
aud q medium blue body, Thll
prcstiee auto u immaculate Ant
IN excellent mechanical eondl'
ton. This leader OF the me cal
neld may. Be purchased ~ ttnl
NATIONAL AUTO BROKERS
ssOd Ca, ave. 40, 2-sefs
PACKARD 'bf Patrician Model 4
dr., sedan. black. q. and h.. auto
drive, power steering. l-owner car
$4,000 MI, peri. cond. RA. b
1853.
PLYMOUTH $50 Plaza e-dr. sedan
z. and h.. manual ahlft. excel nal
mileage and eond, Ki. b-is52,
PLYMOUTH 1885 station wagon
Siff.. turn ri sis'; si.is6. so $500.
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MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY DAVIDSON 1885 "6l";
o.h.v.. unmodified; exceptional con-
/ dition Must sell this week. Ask.
/ inc 81 OF nI 81 snen
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AUToMoBILIs IOR SALE

CADILLAC "a 4-dr. "02" air
conditioned, power window
brakes. seat; Wv, tires, z, and
n ! owner; must sell. ti,095,
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WAsHINGToN's NEWEST OUT
BOARD repair shop specializing II
johnson, Evinrude, Sea-king, Sc
Bee and Gale Buecaneer motors
3-engine test tank. quick service
Free parking, Factory strained me
chanic. Caroline boats and Bue
cancer motors. BILL a RANDY'i
CUPBOARD Motor Sales and Sery
ice. rear 4s0 NJ Capitol St, ICON
tinental 0araeel, Ma. S-1l25.
e6-FT. CABIN CRUISER, eompl. re
built motor with marine trans;
~ 800, CUMMINGS RAILWAY
Cars Wharf I'd, Mayo, Nd. UN
E-GIgA
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Ford 1855 Cow.
Bank Will Refinance
$3.50

NdAA DC 0CCA az.
1901 14th ST. NV. AID. 4-4846
FORD 1898 Tudor sedan: grey good
condition; SO, WA. f-2gl1.
FORD '5S Country SQUIRE: fully
equip, practically new; l414
miles A real bargain at $4,000
OIL 2-g053. After . on Friday
before on Sat.
FORD 1856 20" station wagon: low
mil, equip, 81 $50. 1913 Geran-
ium st. NV, RIA. 6-3096.
FORD 1857 Ranch Wagon 81;
heater, Fordomatie; $4,000 mi
Sl.s00. Call JE 2-6240
FORD so Victoria: all extras plus
tires. KE- R-R1nS
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WATERFRONT PROP. wTp.
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

BLUE RIDGE ACRES. mr.. Harpers
Ferry-cottaEe site. high eleva :
tion easy walk 70 club and pool:
saerifice. illness IA. 5-5BaO
sPORTsMAN's PARADISE - $50
sseres surrounded by national
takers house and outbuildinEs
Rainbow trout, deer. turkey.
grouse ana other wildlife In
abundance. Two cold mountain
streams and several springs. never
dry. Three hours By automobile
from Nations Capital. A bargain
a. $4,000 Address Post once
Box 1874, Cleveland Park Station.
or phone I'm. 3-sl74 at etght
mornlnaS or evenings
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BELL MOTORS

Classic Motors, Inc.
01e Mass. Ave. NV. NE. e-3i0A
THUNDERBIRD '57: black. Wv.
throughout: s.. sos. JACK PRY.
LTD, 10th and NJ.
TRIUMPH, 1857 IRIS; white. red
leather, radio, heatsT' black e6.g soft
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MONEY WANTED

SUBSTANTIAL, bank supervised. LIST
trust loan on Ice. Virginia dairy
farm. Attrac. interest. Box 32l-
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NOlO Wis Ave, NV, NO, H-NnOO
oLDs 80 euper "ee" convJ hydra, /.
r. and H. Nv, new tQpi encei,
eoad.. san. 20. l.l016.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

End TRUST, S4.424, payable S45
monthly. due in \ years; detached
corner; sell for 5000. TU. 2-63O0
SEASON md TRUST, MARYLAND
$3.50, at S25 mo-, $3.50 discount
5000 at $40 mo-, 35ss discount
-, 400 at S37 mo-, $50 discount
S3,A5g At $40 mo, 35e, discount
S2,125 at s2S mo, 35ss discount
$1,000 at $50 mo, 25ss discount
Excellent credit on makers to Be
solo individually or as package
CIR. 3-440O or DI. 10000.
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eeMMIarIAl AROUND
RFaI rsIAIr MAnIEp

sFof casn 9, O.. ~ - ~ ~, zen, isF
'vicToh Abickts' AZ $3.50
4 CASH quYIR on Will aElL
RKALTY co.
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ATT. SPoRTSMEN"

Q acres adjoining Geo. Wash. Nat
Forest, W. Va, $3.50.
200 acres; ideal spot for hunting:
nT. Wardensville, W. Va. S4.0bO
- z acres, Germ, house; mr.. Peters
burg, W. Va. $3.50.
10 acres; b-rm. mod. house; mi
to ski run: mr.. Davis W. Va.
JAMES E. BARNEY, Agent
Vienna, Va. DU. $500
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CHEVROLET 1858 Impala sport
coupe; s cyls., $50 h.p.. Pc. pS.,
r. and h.. Wv. tires. undereoat.
fully equipped. Car has 900
actual mi; dealers wife's car.
Call IU. l-0qlR
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BEVERLY BEACH, lie Nd. ave
All-yr brk. rambler: apt. over big
brk Earage. lovely enci. lawn
within price. terms, who want
TOPS: lease or trade. RA, 3-6146.
DEALE ARIA - 3-bedrm. modern
home. . baths. On. rm., cleo. kit,
fun bsmt., fireplace. oil h.-W heat.
storm windows, Anchor fence,
porch and Sundeck; 40 water
front: will trade. sI6.T5O. FIJI
LOWS REALTY Co, RE. 6-6s84.
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FACING Sot,ru pIvVp sv,,.,

Il5-ACRE wooded tract, with won
and wide deep tidewater creek
frontage; also 5O-acre duck marsh
and q beautiful high bldg site
on the edge Of historic Chap
tico, ST. Mary's Co, Nd. only
Sl0,15O. Exclusive agent. JOHN
A BRICKLEY. Md. acreaga since
moo III sE.9n
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year-around, water
front cottage: superb view South
River, shaded hagstone patio
Large knotty-pine living room
with fireplace; 3 bedrooms; fully
equipped electric kitchen. 80 min
Only $1,000. OWNER, Colonial
S-I-1g
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P o. 4 i lssS conc. one CO seS'G S7s4 .n'
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JACK BLANKS
PONTIAC

346O 18th st. NV, RA. 3-a67t
1887 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-s50C
CHEVROLET 1858 Impalia; white
$50 h.p. VS., powerglide, p.s., pb.
z, h. p-E washer. So0xl4 Wv
200 miles; must sell. best offeI
over So 1873. IA. $1,000
CHEW. so Bel Air VS., hydra. 2.
DR., sedan: Wv. tires, r. and h.;
1000 mi ORIG, owner; reas
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LITTLE COTTAGE. biks. from
bay; nice lot masonry BLDG. flre-
place, cleo, pump. etc So. 500 Also
9 lots, $500. See JOHN F. HAP
FORD, end OF 9th ST.. Deale Beach,
Md Call University 1-341l.
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LAKE IACKsoN - snscisi GUNNER

prices and easy terms on year
round and summer homes; $500
% $4,000; also beautiful build
ing sites. from S495. Only 81
miles from ID. C. Drive out or
call Manassas. Va, 97-W. once
omen every dav
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CHRYSLER 1854 windsor de luxe
4-dr. sedan. aut0m. transm.. 7.
and h. power steering. padded In
strument panel This luxurious
auto Is chaIky white In excellent
condition throughout Buy this
car at S745. NATIONAL AUTO
BROKERS 5S06 Ga. ave. Tu
49,
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CHEy. az Cdr. sed ;; 7. and h.: free
brake adj, recent valve JOB, 500
or best offer ewes WA. 1881:
day JU. 9-1700, ext. 227.
81 VS. Bel Air 2-dr. f;
white loW mileage; si,495. 10.
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CHEVY 81 cow black, white top
Wv; Wv: tres, :: I ana b. ps. power over.
dual exhaust: like new; s2,Iab
Orig OWNER HE. a-3i34.
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CHRYsLER 80 New Yorker 4-dr
light blue, r. and h., D. brakes
etc excel eond throughout
S1Q5 ,JF 9-IhllO
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RETJ. MOTORc

otpsMohfI.n '6s s'psI soavyrti6ls
full pover. hydra. eoptinentl
spare. new canary nnlsh, blael
sss s ss ln IN spS asSssAs sIsS ''S
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roNT Do%.r 50 Steer 2.d and '; auto tram: snd
$500 or best ofier oV. 3-593s
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DODGE 1850 formerly working
eond.: dark blue; saaS. OIL. a.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26

day. Is recovering satisfactorily
and hopes to be able to return
home this week Her daughter
Mrs. Orch Lcnhart of Chase City
spent much Of the week at her bed
side
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hines at
tended the funeral OF Mr. Hines
brother in-laW, Frank Epperson, in
Halifax September g. They visited
Mrs. Hines mother, Mrs. Joe Jen-
nings. and brother Of Mr. Hines
Lee Hines, and his family while in
Halifax.
j. M Oxford has returned 10 his
home III Atlanta after visiting in
the T G Jones and George T..
Jones homes here He also visited
Mrs Jane Bunting IN Falls
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. George r Jones
are expecting friends from Cali
fornia u be their guests this com
ing week end
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26
Mrs. Perkins SnOddy Breaks Arm AS
A Result OF Bad Fall Down Steps

Mrs. Milstcd represented Arvon
Baptist Church at the James River
WMU Associational Conference a,
Fitzgerald Baptist Church. Cumb-
erland c. H.. Thursday.
Mrs. Aida Baird will spend the
week end in Washington, D. c.,
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T Fuqua were
in Richmond Wednesday. Mr.
Fuqua went back to Grace Hospi-
tai for check up. He looks much
better and we hope he will continue
to improve.
Correction Please.
Correction 1t was stated in this
column that Mrs. Lester Nuckols
was not teaching this term. Mrs
Nuckols is teaching at Central High
and Mrs. Virginia Boiling is car
ing for her baby during the day
Mrs. NuckolS is fine teacher and
We are glad that she is able to
teach
Mr. and Ms. Jimmy Land and
baby spent the week end with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Har-
riS
MS Bessie Toney. OF Richmond
and Boyd Snoddy. of Washington.
D. c.. are spending a while with
their brother. Leake Snoddy. who
has had a stroke
Mrs. EVE Blankenship. mother
Of Mrs. Harold Harvey. was
operated on at the University Hospi-
tai Charlottesville. Friday We
wish her a speedy recovery.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26
New conton Items

Miss Ruby Pearl Apperson has
returned to her duties in the Fork
Union Bank after spending a week
with her cousin Ms. j O. Camp
bell. Jr.. of Virginia Beach
Mrs. George Satterfield spent
Friday in Richmond
Hospital Visit
Mr. and Mrs Harold Harvey
visited her mother, Mrs. Blankcn-
ship. in University Hospital Sunday.
Mrs. Harvey visits her mother
every day
Raymond Sogren visited Mrs.
Clarice Christian during the week
end.
Mrs George Jeffries. of Sports
Lake, is helping her uncle-i n-law.
W. W. Adams. in the store They
also operate service station.
Weber City. in Fluvanna
Mrs. Perkins Snoddy fell down
the steps at the home of her
daughter. Mrs Sammy Apperson.
Friday and broke her arm.
Mrs. Terrell Fuqua took her to
the local doctor and later Mr.. and
Mrs. Sammy Apperson took her to
the University Hospital to have it
set. She returned home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j VIM. Jr. Of
Fork U n n. and Mrs Terrell
FuQua were callers on the J. R.
Phillips Tuesday evening
Representatives at Conference
Mrs. Lyon Clark. Mrs. Blanche
Snoddy, Mrs. Ruth Pankey and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26

Mr. and Mrs w. S. Meadows, Of
Maryland, were week end guest Of
their son, Fred. and his family.
Moves To Red House
Mr. and Mrs Larry overly and
children have moved from t h is
community to Red House in Char
lotte County
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Hurt and
family attended family gathering
at his parents near Keysville. Sun
day.
Miss Mablc Ferguson a juno
graduate Of Worsham High School
who Is employed in the Bureau Of
Vital Statistics in Richmond. spent
the past week end with her par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs. James Fergu-
son
It. and Mrs. Thomas Waddlll Of
North Carolina spent a week with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
w Waddlll One day last week, they
visited relatives in Sutherln and
Danpillc
Mrs Charles W Waddill and Mr..
and Mrs Marcellus Waddill re-
Gently visited Mrs william
Gordacrc and Mr. and Mrs. Nj. r.
King in Virginia.
Mrs J W Egeleston Is now
wcr1'nR Al the Virginia Graft plant
IL KeySvlllc
MI and MIS- Billy Hammock and
daughter. and Mi and MS. En-
NETT Fcrgnson. all Of Arlington
spent the week end with their
mother. Ms Maria Ferguson and
sister. Mrs Bill Amos and her
family Emmett has fully recovered
from a recent operation and is now
back at work
Mrs q II Nelson who under
went major surgery IN the South
SIDE Community Hospital last Tues
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26
Knoxville News
Ladies Night Affair
At Dillwyn School
Is Well Attended

Mr.. and Mrs Preston Smith. Mr.
and Mrs B. G. Ransom. Mr.. and
Mrs. IN Word attended the
Ladies Night Banquet" at Dill
wyn Elementary School Friday eve
ming.
Mr. and Mrs, j. S. Word, of
Richmond. were Sunday visitors Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Word
Bridal Shower Given
Mis- Dave Word, Mrs. 3. G. Ran
son and Mrs. R. l. Claiborne
Eonored Miss Mary Lee Wright
with bridal shower Saturday eve
ming. Twenty six guests were pres
ent. /.
Miss EVA Anderson end Mrs
Herbert Anderson were Thursday
afternoon visitors of Mrs. J p. and
B. H Word.
Warren Wootton. OF the Uni
versitv of Virginia, spent the week
end with his parents.
George Gruschow. of Franklin
spent Thursday at Lee Experiment
al Forest.
Mr. and Mrs. R. NJ. Dunevant
were Sunday guests of Mrs E. NJ
Giles. Of Farmville.
Mrs. Carol Gillispie and chill
dren. Carolyn. Dave and Carol.
Jr.. spent Thursday with Mrs
Muriel Dunevant
Attend Meeting
r. M Dunevant. Manager OF
Buckingham Farm Service at
tended the Southern States Regional
Board meeting at Gainesville Fri
day. Mrs. Muriel Dunevant, Mrs.
Katharine Allen and Mrs Richard
Dunevant also attended the meet
ing
Mrs. Jennie Dunevant's visitors
during the week end were Miss
Hilda Dunevant, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Bowman and Martha. and
S. E. Duneyant
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26
Powhatan News

Mr. and Mrs Oren Collier and
sons spent the week end with Mrs
Golfers parents in King William
County
The Powhatan High School team
had its first casualty last Friday
when Joe Caldwell had the mis-
fortune to break his leg in h G
Amelia game He is doing nicely
however.
MIS-. W. r Parker is spending a
few days with her father visiting
relatives in Stuart and Mt Airy
Mr. and Mrs p. c. Bethel. OF
Richmond were Sunday guests OF
relatives in PoWhatan.
MIR. and Mrs S. c, Barden. who
formerly lived near Morven in
Amelia. have built a home adjoin-
ing their daughter. Mrs. Nixon on
Route 60 and moved into it.
Mr. and Mrs r l.. Frayser and
Mrs Nora Worsham spent several
days with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Worsham in Huntington. W Va.
The PoWhatan. Amelia. and
Cumberland Methodist Churches
are sponsoring study course to be
held in the high school here begin
ming Sunday afternoon, September
% and continuing through Wcdnes-
day evening Members Of other de-
nominations are cordially invited to
participate
A very important asscciational
meeting will be held in the May
Memorial Baptist Church Tuesday
evening. September 80 to discuss
new budget plans. The Brotherhood
Organization Of this association will
also meet at May Memorial on
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26
Nuckols

Mrs. Grant Wheelock who was III
at her daughter home here. has
returned to her home in Tennessee
much improved in health
Noel and Robin Davidson are
with their grandmother at Cherry
Hill Farm and are attending Cen
trail High and Dillwyn Elementary
Schools respectively They will
leave for London. England, with
their parents. Chief and Mrs. w.
F. Davidson. Jr. in November
H. S. Springer drove down to Ashe-
vile, N. c.. for the week end. taking
his mother, Mrs. B. H. Springer.
for visit with Dr.. and Mrs. Karl
Wenger and family
This ion of Buckingham
County lost a fine Christian man
when Hypes Newton passed away
after long illness. Our sympathy
goes out to his wife and family
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26
Homilton News
Mrs. O. M. Carriers
Birthday Observance
Draws Forty Guests

Mrs. D M Carter celebrated her
birthday at her home Sunday with
a big dinner. cake and all the
trimmings
The 40 guests included Mr. ana
Mrs n 4 Boswell and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r x Carter and
family and Mrs Elma M Bartlett.
Of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs Hugh
Wood and family, Of Maidcns. Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Sheldon and family
Of Toano, and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26

cambridge and family, Of Ballsvillc
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Carter and
family. Mr.. and Mrs G. M. Pal
more, Jr.. and family, Of PoWha
tam Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Martin
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26
Nj. PIeosont News
Men Attend Group
Meeting At Beulah

Several men from Mt Pleasan,
attended the meeting Of the Metho-
dist Mems Group Of the Prince Ed
ward charge held at Beulah Church
at Abilene Friday
The ladies Of Beulah were the
hcstesses.
The next monthly meeting Of the
group will be held on the evening
Of October "a
Mr. and MIS- James Laync and
Mrs. Maria Ferguson attended the
meeting on Missions and Evangel-
ism" Of the Farmville District Of
Methodist churches held in h c
Farmville Church Monday evening
Recent guests Of the Oscar Nicer
family were Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Nicer. Of Washington. and Mrs
Mablc Nicer Johnson. her dau2h-
ter and her family. from near
South Hill
Charles Y Rntledgc. feom near
here. died IN the Southside Com
muni'y Hospital Saturday Funeral
services were held Sunday at 2
p IN at the Meherrin Baptist
Church with intcrmcnt IN the GENE
terry at Old Brierv Presbyterian
Church Sympathy IS extended to
NJ S Rutledge and her three dauRh-
ters
Thursday evening. October 2 al 8
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26

aqd family, Of Gainesville. at
tcildcd the celebration
Mrs Carter was honored with
many gifts We wish her many
happy returns Of the day.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-28

keting on quality basis is taking
place at two markets within the
county as a result of efforts of the
swine committee over the past sew
eral years. County committee was
host to the State Barrow Show
where over 365 hogs were entered
from % different counties. 280
people attended banquet on the
evening previous to the show. Over
so men attended an all day swine
tour in the county.
The dairy program: 246 farmers
used artificial breeding for a total
of PAP first services. IA herds are
on DIIIA testing, on official test
ing, and 10 on owner-sampler. AZ
All members showed dairy pro-
iects at the county fair. Rosettes
were furnished for the best ami
mails in each breed by dairy COM
mittee. 572 herds (10,189 cattle)
have been tested for brucellosis
ring test program during the past
year.
Farm Management Program:
one meeting on Income Tax help
and farm record bookkeeping was
held with over 45 in attendance.
One Farmers Institute was held
with one evening session with ad-
ults devoted to topic of zonlng.
Over so attended this discussion.
The Housing and Farmstead I'M
provement Program: Definite help
was given on two three-stall milk
ing parlors, one grainary, four
pole barns, three bunker silos, two
homes, and many livestock feeders
of various kinds.
Assistance and publicity given to
the program was by newspapers,
schools, civic and business organi-
cations, farm organizations, and
other agricultural agencies. The
program is financed in the follow
ing ways: Extension agents salar-
les are paid by the Ohio State Un-
iversity from the State and FEEDER
al funds, the local extension office
secretary and office expense, and
agents travel is paid by the coun-
ty commissioners. .....
For more information on the ex-
tension program in 1857, ask for
the complete annual report at the
Extension office.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-28
Pointers In Good
Lease Outlined In
Farm Talks Mere

THE old gray mare, she amt
what she use to be" as far as farm
leases are concerned, according to
Lyle Barnes, Farm Management
Specialist, O.S.U., at the county
meeting Tuesday evening, January
21. Farming has changed much in
the past fifteen years investment
wise than it had changed for the
previous fifty years. In order to
arrive at sound leasing agree
ment. Barnes presented a form
that could be followed by both
landlord and tenant to arrive at
an equitable division of the rates,
considering all of the expenses
each party had to contribute. He
mentioned some of the essentials
of a sound lease: ID The farm
had to be of the size or intensity
to provide opportunity for both to
make money in period of normal
weather and price relationship.
(2) The lease should meet the
conditions on the farm, irrespec-
tive of customs and traditions of
the community. CD Provide secur-
ity of tenure for a good tenant.
He recommended a one year lease
agreement with an automatically
renewable clause. t4) It should
cover every detail which could
considerably cause misunderstand-
ing. go Set for arbitrating pro-