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er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Harris are
visiting in Portsmouth, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hart, Miss
IAleph Cason, George Cason, AL
bert Rice, and Fred Harris were
Norfolk and Portsmouth visitors.
DR.. and Mrs. w. S. Cam of
Windsor spent the week here.
Blount Creole of Richmond Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Sadler.
Mrs. Bob Burrus and Mrs.
Macon Harris visited Mrs. Har-
old Brinn in Creswell.
Miss Mildred Spencer, Mrs. B.
w. Williams, Mrs. E. E. Crabtree
and Mrs. W. H. Langston visited
Mrs. E. F. Murrow in Robertson
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. B. Fishers
guests Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. H. C. Jones, Mrs. Leland
Dudley and Edith from Fairfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Sharpe, En-
lily and Beth of Greensboro, Mr..
and Mrs. w. R. Brewer and Jo-
linda of Greenville, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Lupton and Richard of
Swan Qaurter.
Mrs. w. G. Harris is visiting
in GAINESVILLE.
1t. William F. Williams of
Myrtle Beach, S. C. is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Williams, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Williams and
Robert of Newport News, Miss
Audrey Smithwick of Kinston,
and Bruce Smithwick of Norfolk
are visiting here.
Miss Media Howell, the Home
Agent of Hyde County is visiting
at her home in Swansboro.
Miss Patricia Swindell of East
Carolina College, Misses Rebecca
Smith and Nancy Stotesbury of
Chowan College are home for the
holidays.
Don Harris is a patient at Pun
60 District Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Spencer and
Miss Mildred Spencer left Tues
day for a weeks visit with Rev.
and Mrs. Jesse Parks, Spence
and Mildred at Lucama.
Mrs. H. B. Hart left Tuesday
for Norfolk to visit her daugh-
Taylor during the Christmas hoi-
days.
Mrs. W. H. Langston is visiting
her niece, Mrs. Rufus Darden.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Gibbs
and Sharon, Mrs. Pratt William
son, Mrs. Abram Cahoon, Mrs. w.
G. Harris, Mrs. w. l. Cochran,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Williams, Jr.,
J. C. III, Mrs. Leonard Smith,
Miss Emily Lou Cahoon, Miss
Patricia SWindell. John H. Swim
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to couples seeking to adopt a
child.
A major part of the budget is
concerned with the casework di-
vision in which all the planning
for children and parents is central
lied, Charles F. Myers, president of
the Society, pointed out.
"Much stress is placed on the
casework division since the work
largely determines the future hap
piness for both the children and
their new parents" Myers COM
mented.
Contributions may be mailed to
the Children's Home Society of N.
c., Inc. TAO Chestnut Stseet,
Greensboro.
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DELL, Mrs. Edward Bonner, Mrs.
Ruel Caravan, Mrs. Earl Harris,
Mrs. w. w. Wheeler, Mrs. Ray
Cahoon were Washington visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Wise of
Morehead visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Mason.
Attending the funeral of Mrs.
Ada Cutrell at St. Brides, Va,
Wednesday were Mr.. and Mrs. U.
B. Fisher, Mrs. w. B. Nixon, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Carroll Cutrell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cutrell, Mr..
and Mrs. George Cutrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mason, Mr..
and Mrs. Cleron Caravan and
Benny visited at Stumpy Point.
Mrs. Olive Cahoon and Mrs.
Hadley Brown of Raleigh visited
in Swan Quarter during the week
end.
Mrs. Claude Bonner is visiting
in Newport News.
Mrs. Clifton Cahoon accom-
panied her son, Roy Cahoon, to
Falls Church, Va.
Buddy Wheeler of Salisbury is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Wheeler.
Misses Sibyl and Gloria Swim
dell of East Carolina College are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Swindell,
Mrs. ]. L. Tunnel after treat
ment in Pungo District Hospital
is home.
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PAGE THIRTEEN

Charlington Spencer, and husband
of the late Mrs. Annie O'Neal Spen-
Ger.
Surviving are two daughters.
Mrs. w. A. Green of Virginia
Beach and Mrs. Joseph N. Harper
of South Norfolk; three sons, R.
L. Spencer of st. Brides; John G.
Spencer of Fentress and H. A.
Spencer of Houston, Tex; nine
grandchildren and nine great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted
Monday at 2 pm. Burial was in n
Norfolk Cemetery.
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HEART ATTACK CLAIMS
MAN IN HUNTING BLIND

William Thomas Crawford of
WILLIAMSON, 60 years old, weight
and measure inspector for the N. c.
Dept. of Agriculture, died in a
hunting blind on Lake Mattamus-
keet Saturday morning at 7:3C
O'Clock.
Mr.. Crawford was pronounced
dead by DR.. H. J. Liverman OF
Engelhard.
The Martin County man was
hunting with party composed of
r. J. Peele of Williamson and F.
w. Peele of Raleigh. Their guide
was Claude Litchfield.
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JOHN GRAY SPENCER

John Gray Spencer, "a, died Fri
day, Dec. 18, at his residence, 337-
A Laskin Rd., Norfolk, after long
illness.
A native of Hyde County, he had
lived in the Norfolk area 40 years.
He was a retired farmer, son of
Samuel Green and Mrs. Winifred
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Hindsight explains the mistakes
that foresight would have prevent
ed.
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FRIDAY

9-The lote Show. Movie.
IA Hours. Mrs. Wioos of the
Cobbooe Poteh." 1884. PouIine
Lord. w. c. Fields.
11:25
7-Boekstose. Bunny Wneck.
1l:30
4-Jaek Poor Show. Variety.
VA Hours. Repeats of the best
portions of post programs.
7-FTiday Night Movie.
Hour. Lost Horizon" 1887.
Ronald Colmon, Jane Wyott.
1890
1.-The Lords Prayer.
12:55
5-Thousht FOR the Doy.
100
9-The Lote. Lote Show. Movie.
Ia Hours. Someone to Re-
member" 1913. A lonely old
woman becomes foster mother
to some college boys. Nobel
Poiee. John Croven.
$3.50
9-Meditotion. Weother.
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September rs
7-Wsk Disney Presents.

S~Y sbSSGUtSs
] Hour. Tomorrow the Moon. "
Second specioI proorom on space
science depicts mons first rocket
flight Ground the lunar globe.
tRepeot.)
9-Rawhide. Western.
] Hour. Incident of the Ro-
man Condies." Favor and his
romrod. find o boy who hos set
out clone ocross the proirie armed
with Roman candles. Eric FIem-
ING. Clint Eastwood, Richard
Eyer.
500
4-Trouble Shooters. Adv'tre.
Construction Of super hiohwoy
is complicated by the relocation
problems OF on elderly womon
whose house lies in the path OF
the new rood. keenon WYNN,
Bob Matthias.
Sylvester Feature. Movie.
Va Hours. "Wooon Moster."
1850. Two wondering cowpokes
join O wagon troin of Mormons.
Ben Johnson, Harry Corey. ir.
$50
4-An Evening with Duvonte.
COLOR. I Hour. Guests: Low
, 1959-10-30
LOST OPPORTUNITY?
HI OLDER HEADS

THE OLDER HEADS among us will recall, per-
haps with a deep sense of regret and Illustration, the
monster celebrations on November /, marking the
founding Of the s.. Croix Labor Union. Those were the
days when everything stopped, speeches were heard,
and there were Of the policies and prin-
ciples for which the Union stood.
BUT THERE VAS more to it than that. Liberty
Day, as it was called, stepped from more far-reaching
and deeper experiences. The selection Of that day mark
newspaper, and the easing of governmental control in
many phases Of the lives Of the citizens.
LIBERTY DAY, when observed, is but a shadow
of the past. The leaders have either passed on or turned
Those who would lead the Union have either missed
the boat completely, being totally devoid Of that deep
sense Of unselfsh devotion to their ~fellowmen, or they
see in the Union an opportunity to serve their own sell
fish aims.
IT IS TO BE regretted that the st. Croix Labor
Union lost its opportunity to become the one, outstand-
ing influence in the lives Of all. It could have operated
stores, run estates and other ventures on the coopera-l
tive basis, and provided employment for hundreds,
while at the same time exercising a stabilizng influence
on the entire economy. While all this might sound like
the day dreams Of Missionaries, it is being done every
day III the United States and elsewhere
WHILE THE SITUATION is pretty far gone, one
cannot help hoping that somehow, an opportunity such
as that which the Labor Union had in its very hands
will one day be taken hold Of and used to the advance
ment and e~difcation Of our people.
, 1959-10-30
IT'S NO sEcREH

You get quality goods at reasonable prices at TREASURE
HOUSE because the owner spent forty years with Dan River
Milk. He knows textiles. He has known his s~upplers person
ally for a lifetime, They ship him at the same prices they
TREASURE HOUSE Christsnstsd
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Belona

The PYF group presented a Wor-
ship service at Providence church
Sunday at LIS am. It was en-
joyed BY all present. This followed
Sunday School which was held at
10.
Reid Dobbins. OF Richmond
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. f. Dobbins on Saturday. His
father has q very bad cold. but he
is feeling better now
Sunday was most beautiful day.
and it was wonderful after the very
cold weather that remained for
some time. We have much to be
thankful for in dear old Virginia
as we have not had floods and
some Of the terrible weather that
visited some parts of the United
States.
Mrs. James Hawkes. and two
small children, of Wilson, came
over to j. E. Braudricks on Sat
urday, and stayed until Sunday
afternoon with her father and the
j. E. Bookers
Mrs. Jasper Lyon, Miss Lehlia
Vest. and Mr. and Mrs. Candy. OF
Charlottesville, visited Mrs. Beulah
Walthall Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Walthall, Of Richmond
were also dinner guests there Sun
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nor gave a talk on dried arrange
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs James W. Royal
were dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Boyer at their home IN
Richmond Wednesday evening.
Mrs. r. Ellis Williams enter
tanned the jackson Bridge club and
guests at five tables of bridge at
her home in Mannboro Saturday
afternoon Her guests from Amelia
were Mrs. r. Elmer Parson. Mrs.
Harry MalloWe. Mrs. James W.
Royal. Mrs. O. A. Norton. Mrs
Eugenia Lee, Mrs. Armistead Har-
vie. Miss Lawrence Baugham and
Mrs. j. B. Mason Mrs. c. HOY Will
son won high score for the club.
Mrs. Spencer Reames. second high
Miss Baugham. high for the guests
and Mrs. Parsons the bingo prize
Pajama Party
Miss Mary Helen Hutcheson and
seven Of her friends enjoyed pa
jana party Friday night after at
tending the Amelia Farmville bas-
ketball game AT the party were
Misses Anne Smith, Ann Gordon
jenkins. Dallas deKrafft Hannah
Cassel Carolyn Poore Bonnie
Lush and Janney Lawson
Quite number Of Amelians at
tended the flmcrQ Of Edgar "
Stephenson. father of Mrs. John T
Lennon. near Ivor Sunday after
noon. Among them were Mr. and
Mrs. Alton Perdue. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. A. Mann. Jr Mr.. and Mrs
w l. Burton Garland T. Morris.
Mrs, Irving Morris. Mrs w. c.
Lester. Miss Florence Clark. and
Mr. and Mrs. J W. Ingram.
Mi. and Mrs. John L. Smith and
family were in Nathalie on Sunday
for a visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs r. G. Anderson. and his
parents. MI. and Mrs. J. Bsinyon
Smith
MIS- Harvey ellis Miss Elizabeth
G.lls, Mrs H c. Rucker. accom-
panied BY Miss Thelma Crenshaw
Of Richmond, motored to Lexing-
ton on Sunday They returned by
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Gainesville Events
Gainesville Events
''Cot1ee Break Benefits
Cumberland Rescue Squud

A Coffee Break" for the benefit
Of the Cumberland Voluntary Res
cue Squad was given by Mrs. L. A
Martin, Jr, and Mrs G. L. Blan-
ton. Jr, Saturday night January
"a in the home of Mr. and Mrs
H B. Peasants.
The game of "bmco" was en-
joyed by all present. Mrs. Marion
Martin won first prize and Frank
Baber. Jr. won the booty prize 7
Those present from Gainesville
were Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Martin
and son. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Shores J!r., and son. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B. Peasants, Jr. Mr. and Mrs
G L. Blanton. Jr. and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baber. Jr..
Mr. and Mrs Penny Baber. Mr.
and Mrs. l.. A. Martin. Jr.. Nh
and Mrs Tuckie Harrison. Nh. and
Mrs. NJ. E Blanton. Jr, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. A. Ransone, Jr, MI. and
Mrs. Jackie Newman and Miss
BARBARA Martin.
! Those attending from Powhasan
!, We're Mr.. and Mrs Shirley Rey-
nolds.. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Ur-
bine. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbuln Bat
terson and Mn and Mrs y
Strife
Walter Wood. of Richmond. and
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McAden. Jr..
and children from Brodnax. also
attended
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Martin
sefe in Richmond Saturday.
Mrs. J. A. Ransone and daugh-
ter. Monte. Mrs. 6 L. Blanton Jr..
and daughter. Carol, Mrs. NJ. E.
Blanton. Jr.. and Mrs. j Alex
Ransone vent To Richmond Tues
day to visit relatives and friends
for several DAYS
The lakewood Methodist Church
MTF will have spaghetti slppe,
at the Cartersyillc Community
to raise money for the church or
gan fund
The Training Union Of the Car
! tersville Baptist Church is planning
a Snack Supper" 70 be held the
! fourth Sunday night in February
Each member is asked to bring a
guest to the supper and the pro-
gram following the supper.
Supper will be served at Sis pm.
With everyone bringing contribu-
ton towards the supper
Plans are being made to OBJ
serve Youth Week sometime in
April by the Gainesville Baptist
Training Union
Nh and Mrs. Hugh McAden. Jr..
and children. Of Brodnax. were
week end guests Of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. 3. Peasants. Mr..
and Mrs Francis urbine. Mrs.
Wilbur Patterson. Mr.. ard Mrs.
H. B. Peasants. Jr.. and children
and Mr.. and Mrs l. A. Martin.
Jr. were Sunday dinner guests OF
Mn and Mrs. Peasants.
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Debby Flippen Ann Cary Allen.
Judy Reid. Don and Pat Flippen
accompanied Mrs Donald Flippen
and Mrs. Milton Reid to Richmond
Saturday. January IL. to see Ballet
Impromptu at the WRVA theatre
judy and Debbie are attending the
Floyd Ward School of Dancing in
Farmville every week
Mrs. Dale HARRISON. of Harrison
burg. and Mrs. Howard CULLEN. Of
Baltimore, spent the week end in
Amelia. They visited their sister,
Mrs. Stephen l.. Farrar, Jr.. while
she was a patient at Medical Col
lege of Virginia Hospital. NJ + S.
Farrar returned to her home here
Thursday She is getting alon g
nicely.
Miss Christine Morris, who is in
her junior year of training at
Grace Hospital. Richmond, left
Monday after spending long week
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
raymond MOTIFS.
Villagers Met
The Village Garden Club N t
Tuesday night, January 20 With
Mrs. Lewis Davenport Mrs Day
export won a blue ribbon on her
evergreen arrangement and Mrs.
Richard Barksdale. a yellow Mrs.
Kinsey Wingo gave talk on Flow
ers of the Bible. Illustrated with
beautifully done pictures in color
by Miss Mary Jane Southall Mrs.
Thomas Eppes. vice president. pre-
sided since the president Mrs Lee
Rhodes has moved to Warsaw New
officers will be elected in March
Mrs. G. w. Thompson. of Am
herst. arrived Tuesday for an over
night visit with her daughter. Mrs
Thomas D. Lewis. and family.
Guests Of the Thomas D. Lewis
family Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs
John w. Shrader. Jr.. and SON. of
Amherst. and Randolph Wesson, of
Richmond
The Amelia County Garden Club
was entertained by Mrs. Garland
Morris Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
w. H. Elicit and Mrs. H. H. Con-
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Burkeville. A total OF $50 in prizes
is offered for the "Cakorama and
also door prize drawing at the
party.
Doc Harrison and Ann MCGOWAN
will give the latest information on
electric heating and home appli-
ances. hot dogs will be cooked on
the RCA electronic range and color
TV will be available to those who
would like TO enjoy this new
medium.
All cakes entered in the contest
become the property Of Ward :
Chapel Church and will be offered
for sale in the Dutch Auction fol
lowed by the cake walk.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
powhatan Girl Plans
Religious Series At
Mary Washington

Miss Kinsey Green, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse c. Greens Of
Powhatan. is in charge Of pro
grams for Religious Emphasis
Week at Mary Washington College,
an annual event sponsored BY the
campus YWCA. She is president Of
the Baptist Student Union.
Three speakers Will carry out the
theme The Concern for Personal
Wilderness during the period Feb
rary 4-8. They are Rabbi Harold
Z. Rubens, assistant rabbi of Baltl-
more Hebrew Congregation: h e
Rev. William N. Fawley, rector Of
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. Of
oxford, Ohio, and Father Walter J.
Burehardt, editor. writer. and pro
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
Amelia c. H. News Social
ballet Lmpromptu" Attracts Young Lasses

Miss Betsy Stark and her room
mate at the Woman's College of
North Carolina, Greensboro. spent
the week end between semesters
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stark.
Home Demonstration Club meet
ings for next week are: Namozine
Monday February 2. at 80 pm
in the Community House; Grub
Hill. Tuesday, February 3, at 2
pm. with Mrs. B. Jones; letters
vile, Wednesday. February 4. at
2 pm. with Mrs. G. L. Combs;
Amelia Maplewood, Thursday,
February 5. at 2 pm. with Mrs.
T. P. Calbreath; Amelia Jr., Thurs
day. February 5. at pm with
Mrs. Ralph Turner.
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LEGGETT's DEPT. STORE

FaT1HVIIIt, va.
Take Someone to Church With
You Sunday - You'll Both
Feel Richer for It.
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way Of Lvnchburg and enjoyed a
birthday dinner there. honoring
Mrs. Gills.
Mrs. Mortimer Hospitalizcd
Mrs William A. Mortimer en-
tered Stuart Circle Hospital on
Saturday where she is in traction
for a slipped disc in her spine. She
is reported much more comfortable
at this writing.
Mrs Alton Perdue and her
daughter. Beth, were in Richmond
Friday afternoon
Sallie' McConnaughey celebrated
her eighth birthday with a party
for her classmates in Miss Mabel
Bradshaw's second grade on Mon
day. They enjoyed the ice cream
and cupcakes she brought.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30

Would you like to be child forever? Would you
like to go Shedding each time it showed without
thought Of shoveling the front walk checking the
frewood supply?
If at first you say yes think again. Childhood is
wonderful, but there few Of US who would want to
growth is strong We instinctivey want to
progress mentally, physically, and spiritually.
Nature will take Of large part Of the mental
and physical part Of growth But for spiritual
development, must look toward the Church.
It is too late to start learnlng-and you will
find the Church the most patient Of teachers Start
attending services this Sunday.
Copyright 1852 keisfe Adv. Service. strasbure Va
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STATE THEATRE

For the Best in Entertainment
Farmville. Va.
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FLrrpEN's STORE

FLIFFFN SIVKF
General Merchandise. Hardware
Farm Supplies Phone HY 2-24ol
Cumberland. Va
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Still Time 70 Enter
Benefit 'Cakorama'
Next Tuesday Night

The public is invited to attend the
"Cakorama. sponsored BY h e
Building c 0 m M &c of Ward 5
Chapel Church, on Tuesday, Feb 3,
Al $50 pm.
There is still time 10 register and
enter a cake. Registration is at
Morris Radio and RV Service in
lessor at pathology, Woodstock Col
lege, Md, since 1916
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30

Mr. and Mrs. Merit Bowles two
children. and Mr. and Mrs Calvin
Bell, Jr., and boys, all OF Rich
mond. visited Mn and Mrs. G. IA.
Bell on Sunday.
Mrs. H. X. Dobbins, Of Powhatan
c. H., called on Miss Birdie Bangh
Sunday. She is always 4 most vel
come visitor in an home
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Miss Emma Baber and Charles
Robert Baber were visitors Of Mrs
Robert billiard Saturday night
All members Of the Cartcrsville
Baptist Church, Muddy Creek Bap-
fist Church and other interested
persons are invited to join in the
studies of the Book Of Mark. =
Rev. J. X. Clark is teaching the
study course each Thursday night
in the CartersNille Baptist Church
from 7:30 to 9 pm.
Pvt. Jack Newman, Of Fort Knox,
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Blanton and
daughter, Vivian. were in Rich
mond Sunday.
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The powerful hydraulic arrestors
aboard the Navys newest aircraft
carrier USS independence Will stop
10000 pound jet planes within 10
feet after the hit the deck at better
than 100 miles per hour
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JAMES MADISON INN

1.-The HOUSE O Good Eats"
Hwy IS < 400 West Of Farmville
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BUCKINGHAM FARM
SUPPLY co.

Without Strong Church. Neither
Democracy nor Civilization Can
Survive - Ehone w 3-2551
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WEDNESDAY

Captain Jerry's seafood res
taurant, Suburbanite fash
ions modelled informally by
Angeles of Silver Spring.
Vincent hairstyles. A Models
Guild Show.
Hayman's Fashion Jubilee
sponsored by the Mount YER
non Chamber of Commerce
at the Mount Vernon High
School. Hairstyles by Vincent
and Vincent. A Models Guild
Show.
Hecht's will do the fashion
show at lis pm. for the
Judge Advocates Wives Club
at Fort McNair. The motif
will be oriental and costumes
brought back by j. A. G.
wives will be featured.
Rembrandt fashions with
Mr.. Gif johnson the guest
commentator at the 2::30 pm.
fashion show at julius Gar
finckel e. Co. Fourth floor,
misses department. At 1890
on Thursday the show will
be held at the Seven Corners
branch store. At 2:30 pm.
a fashion showing of the
Rembrandt fashions will take
place at the Spring Valley
store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
DeLISO DEBS FOR
EASTER COMPLIMENTS

Whether you plan your Eoser costume from the ground up.
start with hot suit your shoes fpcol point in
the entire picture DeLiso Debs moke your selection such
pleasant the youthful. sihouees in the
Shoe Center soon. Foster Sunday is March 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

TODAY

The Jades Club Of WASH
ington is holding its Mother
Daughter luncheon at the
Roosevelt Hotel. Teen age
and adult fashions from
Bellies Dress Shop. Children's
fashions from Baby Fair Of
Langley Park. Miriam's Mod
cling Studio models with
fashion commentary by Vera
Hefner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

adobe" black potent pump with q
little girl bow and petite cutout.
2O.95
"Lottice" pump with tiny bow and
streomer, high heel in red, navy or
black Golf. Mid heel in black patent
or navy or black Golf 1895
"Cosonovo," the simple pump that
always walks owoy with honors,
newer than ever in bone, green or
iris Golf, also black poten. or navy
Golf. 1895
Love Knot" navy Golf or black pot
ent high heel pump with silk trim,
q design to wear often. 1895
"Chovet" pump wins odmirino
chances for black patent brightness
and tailored peou de sole bow. 1895
WGL-The Shoe Center, End Floor
selections OF Chevy Chase,
7 Corners and Alexandria. adobe"
at Washington Store only
SHOP EARLY, SHOP LATE
MONDAYS AT WAL: Washing
ton Store, open Mondays, $50 o.m.
ppm. 80. Chevy Chase, 7 Corners
Falls Church, Va and Alexandria,
open $50 am. to $50 pm.
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THIS WEEK mosorins oeesmbsr .. 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
coLoRED-oPEN 2 TIL S
6T2Q 9th ST N e.
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RIGGS PARK
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Newer modern home with powder
room and rec. room: near schools
and stores, good terms.
IBerco Realty tn. 2-8022