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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

FALLS CHURCH, 32s Grove ave-
3 bedrmS., huge yard, conv loo
Avail. July rs; $3.50, JE, $500
FALLS CHIIRCH-3-bedrm Cape
Cod; Ia baths, sep, din. rm,
bsmt,, garage, fenced I'd, Avail
Aug, /. IKE, s-6277,
FALLS CHI. AREA-3-b,r. brk. ram.
bier; IL baths, dishwasher and
garb disp., rec. rm, patio, fenced
vd; SIPS mo, ia. 4-6057,
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Brk. Cape
Cod, full bsmt., scr. rear porch
sep. din, rm,, 4-bedrms, cow, To-
cation, Avail about Aug, |. Sl35
mo, LYNN REALTY, KE, S-6BHb,
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm Ia
bath rambler with bsmt,, rec, rm,,
and fenced I'd; avail Aug ! for
bedrms., = baths, comp equip
avail now, at Sl3b. We have
Plantation f.SSTSi TeSi REALTY JE. 4-a744
FALLS CHURCH-split- level; 3
bedrooms, 2-bath brick home with
basement and porch. Beautifully
shrubbed. Available in Angus
Sli0. 40 other rentals. To see call
JE, 1890, JOSEPH W, SEAY co
REALTORS. l ID W. Broad street,
Falls Church, Va,
FALLS CHURCH-Beaut. 3 b. r,
brk. on lge. lot, wall-to-wall car
pets in liy. rm,, nice. kit. wlbkit
rm.. sep. din. rm, . baths, firepl,,
recr. rm. in bSmt back I'd.
fenced. . b. r. on LIST n. Out Arl
blvd. > mi beyond Z Corners,
turn right one block to 400 Fem
wick Park. Sl45 mo. Vacant,
ia S-I7l3
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HOUSES uNFURNIsHED
CONTINUED,
ALABAMA AVENUE

Near Naylor I'd, se,-0-room brick
semldetached house; 3 bedrms,,
gas heat. front porch, deep lot,
daylight bsmt,; convenient 70
schools, shopping center and
movies; good bus service. LU
t-3300
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OTHER LISTINGS
VERY SPECIAL

CENTRALLY AIR cOND.
Liv. rm, din rm., den or
library. 3 bedrmS, > mod
baths, possibly the most
beaut. elec, kit. in Washing
ton with dishw. garb, diSp.
vertical deepireeze, , sep.
chest-high ovens and broil-
ersD, breakfast nook and
laundry with comb washer
dryer. PLUS maids room
and bath. Entire 5th 4 wing
OF elevator and switchboard
bldg Horizon on 3 sides.
For details and or apt to
inspect any Of the many
other homes exclusively
listed with this office-efil-
ciencieS to I bedrms call
MAJOR GAR VEY (WO.
6-6623D, MR. OWENS (EM.
3-67lS) or Mr. FIELDING
- A
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AID NEW YORK, INC.
1853 GreenSpring Lane
Timonlum, Maryland
Valley b-6450

ITALIAN RESTAURANT, liQuoi
aao y y rIo,S c9r s seats ~. open Ipsn
wk,; nice bar business; owner /
not an exper. operator; price, 81,
300; terms, $4,000 cash. W. r
THRIFT, 14ll Pa. ave. NV, ma
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tcoNTlNUEp)

2 OR 3 BEDRMS. for 3 white
adults In desirable neighborhood
Vic N X; ave. or Ga. ave. ext,
LA. D.0S00,
COLORED FAMILY, desires country
home, unfurnished, in nearby
Maryland. tn. 2.743g.
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HOUSES UNFURRIsHED

sEMIDETACHED BRICK, redeoor.
ated, 3 bedrooms, fenced-in yard
1870 Southern ave, Sc
SHOREHAM AREA N.W.-AvailablI
Sept; OWNER transferred, Beaut
redec, row brick, new-houSe cond
. bedrms1 rec rm,, colorec
library, mod, kit, with dishwasher
bsmt. apt. with mod. kit, Walk L
elementary and parochlai schools
Must be seen to be appreciated
OWNER. Hu. 3-9574.
SILVER -bedrm, Ia
bath, 2-story brick, Avail immed
FRANK l.. HEWITT Co. JU. B.
5000.
SILVER sPRING-3-bedrm brick
Diet, with fenced yard; mr.. schools
and transp; $40 mo. Phone HE.
i-S5l9 or AP, 1910.
SLEEPY -bedrm. ram.
with bsmt: Ice. lot, duiet ST. Sl40.
JE 3-SS0B, ewes,
SLIGO PARK HILLS : Especially
pleasant neighborhood, near silver
s SPhss oS Sen'e porch es eeaFm' agree
able, responsible tenant wanted
after July 81, Phone JU. 9-20Ss
for appointment for inspection
TAKOMA PARK-5 rms, = baths
large garage; shade trees; neal
transp, shops; Sl35. JU. 5-3542
EE-BEDROOM brick Colonial
Full attic, firepl., powder rm, scr
pch,, gar, trees; $50. OIL. 6-5l34
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEX. - Attached: corner; air
cond fenced lawn; cow location;
TIE 6-f9S5: KI. 9-l745.
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FOREST-Three bed
rm Colonial. Full bsmt., scr
porch; SIPS mo. Call BENOIT q
ALVAREZ, Realtors, KE. S-6677.
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HOUSES UNFINISHED

a BEAUT. 6-rm. and bath Diet.
brick, 6647 18th st. NV. New.
house cond !; handy loo. $40. DI
7-50l5, EN- 3-54O7.
ADELPHI-@-bedrm contemporary
mod. nr. U Of Md: best neighbor-
mood; S127. HE. 4-2546, HU
3-d659
X.-Semidetached brk. 3 bed.
rms; rec. rm.; porch; fenced ward
Sll5. 921 Bashford la. CT, 6-2619
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FLYNN CO-OPS
BROADMOOR
-. ~ "a

APIS sos and SOL most
unusual DIVERSIFIED EN-
ciencies, each OF which per-
mits both dining and Sleep
Ing OUTSIDE Ice liv, rm.
Garage, restaurant, valet
shop and beauty salon in
bldg. Ask for MAJOR GAR
VEY or call WO. 6-6623.
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nm, kit, bath. y block to- bus
Out-of-town owner. Must sell.
SS150-Two bedrms., corner. va
cant, beautiful view cony. 10
shopping and transportation.
Sl2,500-Three bedrmS. LIST n,
facing park. All huge rooms, in
GLIDING din. rm
80 int. on unpaid bal
AL apis. have laundry and storage
facilities. A beautifully maintained
development, Luxury living al
economy prices. For full details
and to inspect call JOHN L.
SHELTON, Realtor, 10 10000.
SILVER SPRING-sligo Park,
bedrms., liv rm, din. ell Terms.
SILVER SPRING REALTY, JU
$3.50, JU. 9-1l41.
tILDEN GARDENS-A lovely -
bedrm. apt in this fine cooperative
where one may have an open view
of the beautiful gardens. Living
room, sun room and family-S sized
dining room. Apartment wired for
air-conditioning Equitablv priced
on term or all-caSh basis as de-
sired For full particulars please
phone J. NELSON HUGHES. EN-.
"-S40O.
VA.-Choice redec. 2-bedrm. cor
apt. air-cond. LIST A., well priced
excel. terms. ideal loo. STILLS
REAL, ESTATE IA $4,000
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FALLS CHURCH-3-be drm, rambler
spac, equip. kit. dlite bsmt. Cony
to everything Sl40, JE. 2-l5Sl
lFOGGY BOTTOM = Centrally all
conditioned 3 bedrms., ia baths
garden, parking. Kitchen is a
home-maker's dream. FE. 3-5220
KAY A. co..
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HOUSES TO SHARE

CLEVELAND PARK-Offering bed
rm., sitting rm.. pvt. bath, meals.
to energetic woman, 81 AS, willing
to help with care Of . children
under 4 yrs; must be exper. Call
EN-. 3-S66l. after 5 pm. and
week ends.
FURNISHED HOUSE TO SHARE
or rent, by lderlv lady who needs
company and someone to take
charge Of the home. CAS- D st.
e.. IL 4-62S5.
WORKING LADY. white. to share
modern, 6-rm. house; sc. loca-
ton, with l other working lady:
conv. to bus and shopping. LU
4-S962
COLORED LADY desires to share
6-rm. house in Sc. section wan
other colored lady. Ii. 7-4940.
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BilIingSley Realty Co.
EN- 9-2326 Ewes, EN- 2-5620
CLEVELAND PARK-Excel. cond.,
3-bedrm. det wiSleeping porch,
!" baths, mod kit, den, finished
bsmt.. gar; mr. schools, transp.
and shop. S20,75O, EN- 2-6676.
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(cONTINUEDl


Tourist and rooming house on MAR
avenue. good monthly incomc,
owner. selling due TO health, Brick
room, baths, air-cond., gas h'-wh,
IRE escapes, owner living urtrs
Priced TO sell Box ;E2-Z. Star
CAR WASH AND PARKING GA.
hAGE-Excellent downtown loca:
70-car parking garage; low rent,
owner must sell because OF other
interests; very little cash required
for right party, or will trade for
income property or vacant clear
ground. BOX 404-Z, Star.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

ALBEMARLE, Ia blks. W. Conn
Semidet., D bedrms, lge. closets,
lge kit; good cond.: furn. incl.
SlS,500 BY appt., UPHOFF
REALTY, EN-. 2-1756.
ASHMEAD PLACE, y block Conn.
ave, near Taft Bridge-Five bed
rms, 3 baths, garden sea, 500.
STORY g. CO.. ME. S-410O, Mr..
Pilson, AID. 4-S64S.
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REMODELING 3-bedroom tenant
house; avail from sos to S125
per mo. depending on how COM
plete you want it. On . acres with
> brooks in horse country. Trails
and schooling ring avail. Seneca.
Md. Phone Gaithersburg, Waverly
6-2026.
RENT OR LEASE-1920 10th st
NV. 2-story brk., occupied by DIR
and dentist Will renoyate to suit
tenant. Owner. s. H. KEETS,
AID. 2-5742.
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@S2I goth ST. NV bedrooms
paths, .porches and garage. We'll
1lrnished; S225. Open Sun. . to 5
COL0RED - 1871 GIRARD ST
ANIL rooms ideal for apts
and rooming house, to rent con-
tact PENNY" APOSTOLTDES, 6l7
st. NV" RE. 1924: ~. s.
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Brick TTiiecSS DUPLEX nn,tSI 3 blocks from shop,
Washington-Baltimor hus line.
. bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor
living room with dining area and
kitchen on LIST floor. Gas heat,
full basement, fenced ward with
patio. No children or pets. 500
per month. Plus utilities.
Call PA. 5-1433 after 5 pm.
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BETHESDA, MD.
CAPITOL HILL

413 A st. n.e.-Open for inspection
today. IL to 4 New, compl. re.
built, incl. central air-cond., mod
kit with wall oven, washer anc
disposal. Patio, Ia baths, rms
From OWNER. Call weekdays
EX 3-21OS
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TOWN HOUSE

New, completely A/C
Georgetown-s house for
immediate occupancy at
1852 Quebec st. NV. Large
liv. rm. wIfireplace, powder
room, compl. modern kitch-
en-, 3 bedrmS. with . baths.
Drive-in garage, and rear
yard $3.50 per mo. Consult
Mr.. Korschen, MA. S-2345.
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bIIIOII w WI
SEMIDET. 4-BEDRM. HOUSE
IN BEAUTIFUL CONDITION
423 MISSOURI AVE. NV
Adjacent to all schools, should be
seen, call for appt; priced very
reasonable at Sl5.950 with $1,000
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FAIRFAX, VA.-Brick split-leVel:
2 rooms, y baths, . fireplaces,
large wooded, fenced yard: excel
lent area, near schools. Available
Aug. /; Sl65; lease. CIR 3-49S5
FAIRFAX, 2-bedrm. ramb., lge.
yard. Sl10 mo. Call MR.. ORLIK
CIR 3-O176
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SHANNON g. LUCHS
MANAGEMENT

PIKE, Lake Bancroft
area. 3-bedrm., 4-year-old house
plus D rm. air-cond., former
PHYSICIANS ONCE. Excellent To-
cation for dentist with small
family. Avail. Aug. list. CT.
6-lll5.
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CarrY-Out DelicateSSen

owner quotes over $1,000 wkly
Closed Sun, very profitable fol
good operator. Good lease, nicely
equipped. Priced reasonably, Small
down payment to responsible peo.
pie. Exclusive.
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DAY NURSERY, ideal location in
Arlington's heaviest populated apt
area. Building meets all county
and State requirements. Start in
business with rent payment.
LARCHMONT REALTY. INC, JE,
1-ROnO IL 1-1rS-
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Self-Service Grocery-N.W,

Owner quotes $4,000 wkly. cash
Mixed trade. Well known money.
maker, Nicely equipped. Coco
lease $1,000 down will handle
Exclusive
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CAPITOL. HILL. At on

CAPITOL HILL at 20
Third street Sc. This
charming townhouse affords
the utmost in comfort for
discriminating families who
prefer convenient in-town
living. Well appointed living
I'm. and fireplace with sepa-
rate dining rm. Early Amer
lean kitchen with open fire.
place. Six bedrms. and 2i2
baths. Comfortable studio
with brick fireplace. George
townsville patio. S235 mo.
Consult Mr.. Korschen, MA.
S-2345.
SHANNON g. LUCHS
MANAGEMENT
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FOR LEASE

Modern ebay service station To-
Gated on heavily travelled road in
ne. D. C. Avail. immed. Minimum
investment required, $4,000. Fur
Their information call MR.. CRAIG,
ia. 9-S5O0.
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DENTAL LAB. owner must Sacri-
fee: make offer. MA. S-2169 be-
tween 9 and 3.
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LISIER, REALTOR, RE B-4FOW.
ARLINGToN-Beaut. 3 b. r. brk.
Colonial, lge. liv, rm, W hrepl..
scr, side pch, sep, din, rm.,
fenced back yd. At end of no
thru street, Fine for children, Nice
Ice bSmt. out Arl. blvd, to Madi-
SON. left 20 South I'd St, right ]
S Sl0'k from to 02 deb s. T Second $50 s mo- mo-
Vacant ia S-47l3.
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BARNABY WOODS : Charming
white brick Colonial. center hall,
liv. rm. with fireplace, dining rm.,
den. 3 bedrms., 2 baths; garage;
screened porch; garden; avail. Aug
/; 5000 lease. EN-. 3-5263, week
ends and ewes.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY corner house;
3 bedrms., sep. din. rm.. scr
porch. built-in garage. S135 mo.
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ARL. NO.-Beaut. residential area.
3-bedrm. brick. Ia baths, Diet.
garage. washer. dryer. disposal,
diShwaSher. Grapes. fenced back
yard, 2-yr lease, Sl60. ia. 4-1666
II no answer, ia, 7-S773,
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ACTIVE ASSOCIATE to share in
proft-making equipment, installed
on loan basis in all types retail
outlets, Unlimited gross potential.
continuous permanent income.
Must be experienced in supervising
sales personnel and calling on
business executives. All products
produced by highly rated manu-
facturers and sold internationally
for many years. SIS, 000-Sl O,OQ0
investment required. VIII match
MR.. HANNA, so. 5-S425
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APARTMENTS WANTED

LADY, with few household furnish
ings, wishes to share lady's pres
ent apt. or apt, Of mutual choice
$3.50 basis; to Sl15. Box 47-Y,
Star
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EDMUND ]. FLYNN co.
MAYOR GARDENS

Coop Apt. Authority since 192Ol
Washington Bldg. MA. S-9565
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BETHESDA = EDITORS LOVELY
AID TnNn DAAE9T ED m IL

wooded acres, 2 lge. bedrms.,
book-lined library, . mos. July
81 to Sept. 90 Steal to animal
lovers Care for l collie, . cats.
SIPS mo. plus cleo. EN-. 5-O453.
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Lovely 2-bedrm. charmer with lge
liv din. area. Features dble lot
providing lge. patio and garden
area. $3.50.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
Realtors
-oq oOth e. NW DIT = GS0=
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ARLINGTON-3 bedrms., bath,
lse lot, near Fit Myer. Do own
repairs. $50 per mo. BEULAH
GOSS, Agent, ia. o-5BSG
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3-full-bath. brick, 2-level rambler,
almost new. Completely equipped
kitchen. 33-ft. living dining area
with raised-hearth flreplaces in
both living and @3-ft, finished rec
Teation room: excellent appoint
mentS throughout: Handicapped
grounds with patio and carport;
lease at $500 monthly or for sale
at $4,000. ia. 7-Sg6l.
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COUNTY - Corner
brick, excel, condition., 1921
Abingdon ST; 4 bedrmS,- 8 baths;
call Mr.. COHEN. KI. a-233O
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ARLINGTON NORTH-4-bedroor

3 oedrmss Ia baths, liv. rm.
equipped kit, separate dining rm.,
full bsmt Sl55 mo. SERVICE
REALTY. INC, l704 N. Rhodes,
Arllnntnn LA I.SASS
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-10-31

the cardinal doctrine of Evan.
gelical Christianity. It is the
central theme of the whole Bible
finding its clearest expression
in the books of the New Tesla
ment. See John 3:16; Acts 10:
80; Romans 1928; ST.; Galatians
2:16. These were the three great
Biblical truths restored to the
Church by Martin Luther, and
these are still the cornerstone
of Bible Christianity.
October 31st is indeed the
birthday of the Luth era n
Church. But before there can
be a birth, there must be a
gradual becoming. Our Lutheran
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-10-31

Church came into being and was
born in the monastic cell where
Luther first walked the way of
Catholic piety to the end and
then, utterly despairing found
again the way of salvation in
the unmerited grace of the Cos
pei. The adherents of the Re-
formation were called Protes-
tants. It is worth noting that the
words Protestant" and pro
test" have passed through a pc
culiar change of meaning. Now
adays everyone takes them to
mean that one "is against some
thing" "objects to something"
therefore takes a purely mega
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-10-31
THE OUTLOOK
BY Pastor Stephens

Our Protestant heritage is the
restoration of what Jesus Christ
taught to the people of His day.
His purposes, and His teaching
had been captured by tradition
and selfishness which blinded
men in dead Journalism, and
superstitions. The three funda-
mental principles of our great
heritage is the BIBLE ALONE,
CIR ACE ALONE, FAITH
ALONE.
The Bible alone prevents rea-
son. philosophy, tradition, the
decisions of the Fathers, and the
opinions of church councils to
be the standards of faith, but
the Holy Scriptures, and these
alone, were accepted by the Re
formers as the final authority
in all matters of Christian faith
dIlo 1llS. lllo ID CA1C IA AAAS4PAO VI
Biib1e-grounded Christianity to-
day. See Acts 17:11 and End
Timothy 3:15-17.
Grace alone is based solely
upon the teachings of Gods
Word, the Holy Scriptures. The
unmerited love of God revealed
through Jesus Christ and saliva
ton alone by such grace. See
Romans 3:20-24; 11:6; Ephesians
2:5-9.
Faith alone gives us absolute
justification. Faith in the free
unmerited grace of God, pur-
chased by the atonement of the
Saviour, is the core of all Paups
Epistles, and has always been
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-10-31

tive attitude. The original mean
ing of the terms, however, is
ITO bear witness for somebody
or !simething." The Reformation
Festival should make us thank
full for a Church in which the
only true salvation is proclaimed
in which mercy and love of
God makes sinners happy in
their freedom in Christ.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10
New Canton News
Mrs. Harvey Prepares For
Another Month On Clutches

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Oslln, of Sill
yer Spring, Md, spent the week end
with his mother, Mrs. Nellie Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nicholas and
children We're guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Harvey. Sunday. Mrs.
Jewel Davis spent the day with her
during the week Mrs. Harvey has
been back for another checkup and
was told she would have to 90 on
crutches for another month. Some
months ago Mrs. Harvey's doctors
found she had broken hip
Nh and Mrs. ~ w. Apperson and
daughter, Gayle, are spending their
vacation at Virginia Beach They
will visit his niece, Mrs J Q Camp
ben and MI. Campbell. and Nh and
Mrs Gill Jones, Of Norfolk.
Mn and Mrs Bill Deane and
family, Of Richmond spent Sunday
with his people J. A Deane re-
turned with them Mn. and Mrs.
j. Al Deane Jr., called Monday
on their way back to Richmond
from a visit to Coyington with his
wife's people Their Twp children
remained in Covington for longer
visit,
Misses Demetra and Mabel Pat
terson. Of Richmond spent the holl-
days With their parents, Mr.. and
MIS- Willie Patterson.
Mr. and Mrs Alex Clark and
family Of Richmond, spent several
days with His parents. Mr. and Ms
Lyon Clark Ny and Mrs Lyon
Clark and grandson called Sunday
Oh his parents Of Cola Hill
Visiting Grandparents
Little Miss Martha Lynn Campbell
Of Virginia Beach, is spending sew
cral weeks with her grandparents
NH and Mrs Eldon Patterson. She
spent sunday with her great grand
parents, Nj and Mrs W M Pat
terson
Mr. and Mrs George CRANE Of
Washington d c., spent the Week
end with her grandparents. Mr. and
mrs w Thornton Putney Mrs
Crane took her mother Mrs Mar
guerte Whiting with them back as
far as Washington. p al. ~ her
return to Camsteo. n Y
Mrs Woody Vaughan Of Rich
mond joined the reSt Of the family
Sunday to celebrate their father
n. A .i.l-.l Campbell. y Richmond
spent the week end in lis homs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10

mere.
Friends Of Rev. j. r. Hodges
We're sorry to learn Of the sudden
death Of his brother in South Caro-
lima On account Of his recent i'll
ness he will not be able to attend
the funeral.
Picnic on the James
Mr. and Mrs James Smith gave
their children picnic on the James
River banks on the fourth.
Mrs Clarice Christian and Mrs
Granville Anderson We're visitors
IN Charlottesville Thursday.
W. r. Toney, Of Richmond, spent
Saturday night with his nephew
William BALDWIN. and Mrs. Baldwin
He also visited his sister, Mrs.
Beach and Mrs Baldwin.
Or. and MIS- Joseph R. johnson
called at the j. A. Deane home
Sunday afternoon Oh their way back
TO Lynchburg Dr. johnson preach
ed at the Oak Grove Chapel Sun
day morning at the Homecoming
His three sisters, Mrs. NJ. K. Davis.
Mrs j. ~ Deane and Mrs. M E
Deane and brother, Wallace John
Oh. Of Richmond were all present
to hear HIM
Sympathy is etended to Mrs. W
3 Clark, whose sister, Mrs. WEBB
Of Richmond, died suddenly Sunday
People Of the community have
been attending revival services at
Oak Grove Chapel this week. The
very popular Rev Carlton Milsted
pastor III Arvon and Buckingham
B Baptist churches. IS doing the
preaching
Rev. Thomas Overton Herndon,
pastor If 4 field Of churches at
Rice viii teach a mission study
Glass Al Shron Baptist Church on
Tuesday July 28 beginning at 1913
am
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Success At Buckingham Central
Chapter, Individual FLA H0n0rs Won

classes. with Mh's Dorothy A Nor
gan as home economics depart
ment head.
Award Basis
Outstanding Chapter awards
are given to chapters which carry
on activities in their schools. homes
and communities. These must be
related to the state and national
goals Of the Future Homemakers
organization.
The four Individual chapter mem
.1ers elected TO receive the coveted
State HomemaEer degree were Sc
lected on the basis Of outstanding
activities III their homes. school and
community. They carried out pro
jects designed TO help them grow
as worthy. contributing individuals.
Individual Honors
Receiving the honor were Fave
HadgIns. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Burley Hudgins, of Arvonia; Judith
Shumaker daughter Of Mr. and
MIS- Garnet Shumaker, OF New
Canton. Nancy Spencer, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey Spencer.
Of DlllWyn. and Agnes Toney. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Toney,
also Of DillwynI
Mrs. Morgan expressed delight
and pride in the honors coming to
the chapter and to the individual
members. She said il was nice to
think Of their cooperative efforts
receiving merited recognition.
An outline fof a firearms safety
demonstration IS distributed free by
the virginia Game Commission
Richmond
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Buckingham News Items
Visitors From Midwest, Pacific Coast
Welcomed In Community Homes Recently

tertained Friday might with a pic
mic in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Rosen and children. Peggy and
Coleman, Of Staunton, who spent
the holidays here. Guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hall, Jr. and
children, Jane, Nancy and Tommy;
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Hall and
daughters. Sandy and Bonnie Mr.
and Mrs John Morgan, Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Elcan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Branch Rosen and Cullen Rosen.
Mrs. Mcpherson. Of Pittsburgh,
Pa. visited her sister and brother
in-law, the Drs, Pennington last
week She came to take her daugh-
ter, Laura, who has been visiting
here the past three weeks. home