davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FURN, - Attr. Il. mahog. bedrm
suite. sofa bed, wing and l
lounge chair: 3 Ok, mahoe. leather
top tables: grey formica chrome
kit. table and 4 ehrs., excel. eond.
etc ia N-R965.
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rm. home. incl, fs-fE, Amans
freezer: NOV. TO Aria, FL. 6-4091,
FURN.-3-pc. llv. rm, suite. ? bed;
a on. ' ,lsm. GsRc' lzssso SET And
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Thomas-Chord organ. floor sample
$685.. You save 5000. Terms a,
low as S25 down, SO months t
pay. Open Mon, Thurs, Fri
til 8; other days til 8, SILVER
SPRING PIANO CO., INC, S57
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OFFICE EQUIPMENT - varityper
p8J compoalmatic; r. G. Allen z.
keyboard cleo. addine mach;
steel coxhead desks. call TX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24

FUkN.--Movinn out OF town, must
dispose OF liv. rnl., bedrm.. din
rm., kit, other household articles
reas, WA. 7-a0lH.
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Persian design rugs and bFOadloom
carpeting oxlb, S32 80; 0xi2,
$3.50; sxlO $3.50. Many other
sizes MAVEArp su0p
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lcoNTINUEpl

GEORGETOWN, Cherry HiIi-Mini-
allure townhouse, 2 baths, 2 firepl.,
patlQi suitable for 10 4 adults:
sDSshill nay Ma assssis7S. Mr.. PAUL
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steeI CoKhead de1Kd. CalI TX
IORGAN--America's greatest value
The Lowrey Holiday with full per.
eussion, Only Son5. complete with
bench. Open ewes. By appointment
IA . Pm, Sat. III 81
ORGAN, Hammond chord, ebony
haat nlIer IN A-1n2R'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24

0KGANs---Before you buy any or.
gan. see the new WurlitzeF Chord
OTnan. at only S095, In manpsAny
Also, many other oreans, includina
tfanslster lines. JORDANe Down.
town at 18th and q SITS, NV;
In Arlington at 516g Lee hwy
IN Silver Spring at 1889 OeorEin
ave suburban stores open eve.
ninss except saturdays,
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ROOMS FURNIsNED-N,W.


SHERATON PARK VIC, asai 2sth
Bsmt, rm., large. eomfortabie.
pvt. bath: i or men. call Be-.
fore ; pm, CO. b-IsOS.
Tv IN YOUR ROOM, refer., grIll,
SIS o1b 2end NV sT 3-bN33
THE GILBERT HOTEL
2460 10th ST. NV.
Owner MANAGEMENT. New paint,
new furniture; excellent maid serv-
ICE; 34-hour switchboard service
Single and double rooms. some
with private baths. A first -class
ho-el for lret-class quests. Rates,
$500 weekly and up.
THE WESTMINSTER
1907 18th st., n.w.-Ho. 2-0720
TV, lobby. elev., water IN rm.
Sgle,, 81 80 up dly Sa.bO-Sia VIZ.
Dbls. and twin beds Si2-Sl6
1850 10th 81. NV; in former
LEGATION. bldg; for employed
ladies--Large. light. comfortable
rooms. next 70 bus stop; $40. Call
weekdays only, $3.50 70 $50; sat !,
9;j0 TO $3.50, not Sunday.
18th STREET, f2si--slngIe rm, for
gentleman. $40; clean, quiet cor
ner home; pafkinS, IA. S.3fSS.
BLK. CONN. AvR.-comf. nm,
pvt; porch, semipvt. bath. HU.
$3.50 Day Per Person
Also lge. dbl, rms, s14 Wk up. For
ladies, sent, or cpl: ? hlks. Il
Mayfiower, / blk. on Conn: walk
downtown: ldry, faclls. le26 18th
st, NV. LII. 2-7l99, RE. 7-6lls
C0L0RED-LARGE FRONT RM.,
home privils.. refined cple man
or elderly lady. Board optional
ia, 9-s62b after 5 pm
COLORED-EUCLID 81. and Ga
ave. NV. Front bedrm., XII
privils.; $3.50 weekly. Government.
employed man. HU. 3-3964.
COLORED-5i2O COLORADO AVE,
N.W.-Nice room for refined sem
tleman. Phone tn. 2-1752.
COLORED-NICE RM.-Employed
man or woman; kit. PRIVILEGES
AID. 2-6031.
ICOLORED-Attr. studio rm. with
home privileges. 134l Meridian pl.,
NV. tn. 3-5452.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR REN1

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators,
sod cutters. rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP CO.. 10 S-5O4u
FRONT END LEADERS and bull
dozer HID g.: lowest rental prices
IN town. Call MERRIMACK, OIL.
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FANS EXHAUST, easy 10 install
price. 1885. HE' l-0602.
moon POLIsMERs. vacuum clean.
err and sanderh. rebuilt tulll
.fssssss At M S.p. al. sk ..p9s' Ass'
FLUOREscENT INITIALS (90Ol
2. = and 4 tubes, 4 u. LONG.
perfect ,gya f S11sssv J saf1 Kss,
s e. ,AI EAhpgx w. sV ov' s.4ss A'n'
FOAM RUBBER. I-inch thick, e0e,
s sYSs' Ex s ssSSsss i-ln'n Dad'
FREE FILL DIRT. clean, loose. nov
piled In driveway; help youraeli
35lO Maeomb o. NV. Wo
FREEZER. coldspot: practically
new; $500 value, sacrifice, $3.50
3-yr. guar. Can be seen immedi.
atelS. AD. 4-2e3e between $3.50
and $50 pm.
FUR COAT, beaver full lensth
perfect condition, selling because
moving 20 warm climate: $3.50
OF. a-a305. before noon Of
after y.
FUR COAT = Beaver, like new;
summer and porch furniture
,wroneht iron and straw: big win
dow fan. Call or come after
pm. KM. 3-i050, 54l7 Nebraska
ave. NV.
FURs--New and sliehtly used mink
gafments Of every description al
q fraction OF oriGinal cost. Shop
and compare BASKIN FURS
corner 6th and q NV
FURNITURE. new, cssh only; mat
tresses, $40: beds, Si9N0; Holly
wood beds complete, .S29.75. sofa
beds, S4D.0b: studio touches,
1920: bunk beds. $50 ,Q5: chests
500 80; chrome breakfast sets
SO 80; platform rockers, $3.50,
recliners with vIbrators, $54 %,
love seats. $40 so: desks, $50, etc.
etc, etc, Also some used furni-
ture, HRNRY'S WAREHOUSE. 220
N. Fairfax st., Alexandria
FURNITURE - Dining room anc
bedroom suite; rug; household
goods. 607 Pershing dr., Silver
Spring JU. 9-1950.
FURNITURE-BEDRooM SUITE,
complete. 5 pcs, painted white,
private owner; $40. EN- 3-b643.
FURNITURE
Two complete sample houses Of
furniture at sacrifice prices, con-
sistine OF 3 bedrooms. complete: 2
dining room suites. modern and
provincial; 8 living room suites,
> recreation room suites, | Emer.
son afr conditioner, Hotpoint
REFRIGERATOR. For information, call
DE. 2-474s. Can be seen at 1923
14th st. NV. Avail. Fri. til 9
pm; Sat. and sun, til 9 pm.
FURNITURE
Wanted. 10 Families
To take possession Of 8 rooms oil
quality furniture for as little a
S219. Includes 7-pc. bedroom
suite, 7-pe. living room suite
and 5-pc. dinette set. For this
week only we will include beau
tiful 0xl2 cotton rug FREE with
purchase Of 3-room group. Pay
ments as low as 81 week after
small down payment.
Ansonia Furniture Co.
SOL H ST. NE.
open Daily o to Q
Except Saturday o To 8
Ii, 3-3354
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

i?3 9Th ST. N.E.--Lsrge. nice
front room, furnished; share
kitchen. Ii, 7-23S7.
COLORED, II2O NEAL ST. NE
FRONT ROOM for rent, in q
Christian home, Ii. 0-g655.
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FREE FILL DIRT. clean, loose, nov
35IO Maeomb Ct. NV. Wo
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PIANOS
BALDWIN
AcrOsOnic

Certified, completely de-
signed, built and guaran-
teed by Baldwin, giving
you the very highest de-
gree of craftsmanship,
pure tonal quality and re-
SponsiveneSS obtainable in
any Spinet or console
piano built today, regard
less of price.
Come in and play one, a
trial will convince the un-
trained ear as well as the
connoiSSeur.
Baldwin AcroSonic TranSi-
tional, choice of handsome
walnut, cherry or mahog-
any finish. Full keyboard,
designed, built and guar
anteed by Baldwin. Regu-
lar Baldwin list, $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24

FREEZER. coldspot: practically
new; $500 value, sacrifice. $3.50
3-yr. guar. Can be seen immedi.
ately. AD. 4-2e32 between $50
and $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24

FUR COAT, beaver. full lensth
perfect condition, selling because
moving 20 warm climate; $500
OIL. a-A305. before noon Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24

FUR COAT = Beaver. Ike new;
summer and porch furniture
,wronsht iron and straw: big win.
dow fan. Call or come after 4
pm. EM. 3-1050, 5417 Nebraska
ave. NV,
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FEDERAL HOUSE

$50 26th St. N.w.-Nev air-condl
toned luxury building conyenien
to downtown. Eficiencies sis
per month Open daily. or to in
speet evenings call RE. 7-17O6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
DOGS, PETS, etc.

BOAER PUPS. Axe. fe.. ] brindle,
| white. shots, wormed. Must sell
this week. best offer. KE. 6-772S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
PIANOS-ORGANS

Fine selection. used spinets, con.
soles, apartment uprights anc
grands. Starting at S295. New
famous-make spinets, full key.
board, 1886. You save $3.50. 10.
year guarantee. Many other gooc
buys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24

FURN.; 70 settle eststs-BedTm.
din. rm.. rugs, washing mach,
gnissssssls RA. e-Ssss or EN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24

FURs--New and sliehtly used mink
garments Of every description. al
q fraction Of orielnal cost. shop
ana compare. BASklN FUhS
corner 8th and q NV
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HI-FIs

Emerson consoles and portables
Take over payments Of 81 per mo
for balance due. Free record
album with each purchase. Cal
day or night for free home dem
onstration. AID. 4-7710.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24

ORCANS--Attentlon owners Of
small Organs.. lEe. trade-ln al
lowed on REGULAR Hammond mod
els CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., DI.
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til 8; other days til e. 8. Sin \
SPRING PIANO CO., INC, S57
Pershing dr., JU. 9-633S.
RADIO SURPLUS : New itemi
weekly. Hours: FIJI, I 10 9:3(
pm, Sat, Q am. to s pm
Wholesale electronics behind banI
ana Texaco station, Annandaie
Va. JE. 2-5s05, CT. 6-6777.
RANGE, electric Estate, clean, good
condition; added features, largt
top OF stove grill plus warming
oven; $50. CT. 6-1543.
RECORDS, LIP HI-FI, many played
onlV slightly. and in perfect cond.
all types of music, shows, etc
So ga. or cheaper in volume: an
prox. 900 to choose from. Cal
CO. 5-2553, after $40 pm.
REFRlGERATORS, used: SIS. so IN
Credit, guar. del. ACME STOVE
l0l1 9TH st. NV, Ma. S-S952.
REFRIGERATOR and stove, ant
size; laundry tubs With fixtures
all in good cond. LA. 9-00lO.
REFRIGERATOR. late model, goot
eond. with freezer top. Guaran
teed. VIII del SOS. Ii. 1885
REFGR., new, 12-cu.-ft, Admiral
60-lh. croSs-top freezer; auto
defroSt.; $3.50 list. only $3.50 de-
Hvered RE EGkf0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01
House Votes Dr.. Mudd
Toilet for Fever AiG

Ford's Theater in Washington
April IA. 1865.
In his flight through the
night. Booth rode up to the
home Of DR.. Mudd in Charles
County, Nd, for aid.
The original bill introduced
in the House said historians
almost unanimously agree that
DR.. Mudd did not know OF
Lincoln's death that night and
that Booth concealed his true
identity from the doctor. But
in the excitement Of the times,
DR.. Mudd was convicted and
sentenced to life imprisonment.
The original bill noted also
in the preamble that In recog-
milton Of DR.. Mudd's innocence
of the charges he was given q
complete and unconditional
pardon by President Andrew
johnson.
The House Interior COM
mittee deleted all Of the pre-
arnble.
The bill now goes to the
Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01
Strike Hint Lies
!nLiviing Costs
~ the Associated Press

The drive by big companies
to drop living cost clauses from
labor agreements could lead To
more strike threats and shorter
contracts.
Dropping Of the living cost
clause is one Of the demands Of
the steel industry in the pres
ent strike by the United Steel
workers Union.
In the past, these clauses
have persuaded unions to ac-
Icept contracts running for more
than the usual one-year period,
In some cases, agreements with
living cost clauses run five
years. Contracts with the
clauses now cover 4 million
workers.
The idea Of the clause is To
protect workers against infia-
ton. When living costs 60 UP
they get an automatic increase
in pay.
But many employers now say
that the clause itself is infia-
tionary.
The monthly magazine of the
United States Chamber Of Com.
merce, for example, said yes.
terday that these clauses tend
to pyramid imitation.
The mazagine. the Nations
Business, conceded that q drive
to drop these clauses would in.
crease the frequency Of bar.
gaining sessions and therefort
increase the possibility oi
strikes. But, 1t argued:
"Since the escalator increase,
come on top Of annual produc.
tivity increases of 6 to 0 cent,
an hour. the combination &C.
tually adds to unit costs ant
thus tends to build additional
upward pressure under price.
and the cost Of living"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01
By The Associated Press

Did DR.. Samuel Alexander
Mudd know he was giving
medical aid to the assassin Of
Abraham Lincoln in the black
Of that April night in 1855?
The House skirted that issue
yesterday.
Instead, 1t passed without
debate or objection q simple
resolution to erect a memorial
tablet at Garden Key. Fla. for
DR.. Mudd in recognition Of his
work with fellow prisoners dur
ing the yellow fever epidemic
there in 1867.
The tablet, to cost $500
would be on the site Of the
ruins Of old Fort Jefferson
where DR.. Mudd was i'm.
prisoned after his conviction
as an accessory after the fact
in Lincoln's assassination.
John Wilkes Booth broke his
leg in his leap from the presi-
Dental box to the stage after
he shot President Lincoln in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01

glass plants across the nation
as union and industry negot-
iators at Pittsburgh last night
agreed to q contract extension,
The contract will be on a day.
by-day basis.
The talks, deadlocked over
issues Of wages, weekend work
schedules and handling Of griev-
ances, are to be resumed today
between negotiators for the
American Flint Glass Workers
Union and the glass containei
industry.
Teamster Strike Ends
A 25-day teamster strike al
San Francisco ended with Q
two year contract providing
$4.20 a day in wage increases
for 5000 members Of Teamstei
Union Local IS. The new pay
scales range from $22.20 X
$24.20 a day.
At Scranton, Pa, q 10-weel
strike at Capitol Records ended
when the international Associ'
alton of Machinists accepted
three year contract for thu
more than 600 workers whit
struck. The new contract pro-
vides q nine-cent-an-hour pa.
hike the first year and Teen
increases in each Of the mex
two years. Wages under the ole
pact were not available.
At New York. the Flight
Engineers international Asso-
citation said it had postponed
the threatened strike against
Pan American Always aftel
the airline agreed to discon.
tinue the training Of thirt
pilots as flight engineers aboart
jet liners.
At Washington yesterday. Il
incorporating railroad unions
said they will demand q 25-cent
an hour wage boost. plus vel
fare concessions, for more thar
100000 rail workers. A unior
spokesman said a Nationwide
reilroad strike could result OF
November 2 If the railroads
maintain that present agree
ments must continue beyond
November /. Unions represent
ing operating rail workers hav'
asked for a IL to IA per cen
wage increase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01
Business Firms Hit
By Shreveport Fire

SHREVEPORT. La, Sept. I
(AP) Fire broke out in the
downtown TOO block Of Texas
street yesterday. damaging
two business firms. Three
firemen were injured.
There was no estimate of
the damage, but it was ex-
pected to run into thousands
OF. dollars.
Sears & Roebuck farm store
and the American Furniture
Co. suffered the heaviest dam
age. The fire was brought
under control in a few hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01

eQQcQ POoolDlC WdAhOuVo va
more than 100000 workers. AL
ready idled by the steel strike
are a half million steelworkers
and some 10000 other workers
In allied industries.
Also on the brighter side
were the ending of two strikes
involving more than 5000
workers and the 24-hour post
ponement of a threatened
walkout against Pan American
Always.
Goodyear Gives Increases
At Cleveland, general wage
settlement giving $4,000 Gooa.
year Tire g. Rubber Co. EN-.
ployes a 10 cents an houl
wage increase was announced
by the company and the United
Rubber Workers.
The settlement must be rati.
fed by a majority of locals rep
resenting a majority Of thu
unions membership in TIT
company,s IL plants. The ole
contracts, which expired Al
midnight Monday. provided TO-
straight time hourly wages o.
$2.6l.
The Goodyear settlement
could set a pattern in the rub
Der industry. Wage talks arr
under way between the unior
and u. S. Rubber in Cincinnati
Firestone in Cleveland ant
Goodrich In Canton. Ohio.
A walkout by some 10000
workers against the country
meat packing industry appear
ed averted, at least temporar'
lily, after two unions reached
agreement on a tentative con
tract with Armour & Co. short
" before the Monday midnigh
strike deadline. The pact will
the big meat packing firm GOV
ers $4,000 workers at 81 plants
Details of the new agreemen
were not disclosed but a unios
spokesman said it included
wage increase and some novel
features.
Swift and Wilson Parleys
Arrangements also were mad
BY two other major firms
Swift & Co. and Wilson 81 Co
for further contract talks a
Chicago today with the tw
unions. A spokesman for tn
unions, the United Packing
house Workers of America ant
the Amalgamated Meat Cutter
and Butcher Workmen, said n
strike had been called. HI
added, however, he did no
know if workers at Swift an
Wilson would work without
new contract.
Agreements reached with tn
major packers generally govern
the contracts with the smalle
packing firms. A Federal medi
ator expressed confidence tn
unions would reach agreemen
with Wilson and Swift.
A scheduled strike at mid
night Monday was delayed b
some 1000 moldmakers in 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01
Textiles Vital

NEW DELHI. - Biggest in
dustry in India is textiles, &C.
counting for one-fourth Of the
country's entire industrial pro-
duction. Annual output is 4 bill
lion yards Of cloth. $50 million
pounds Of yarn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01
Amazing new discovery In
fight against skin bIemishes
Skin Clear
by MAX FACTOR
WOODWORKING HAND IN HAND
New. powerful ontibiotie foam oets on eontoet!
Covers blemishes while they heal.
LET'S you date while you wait.

WOODWORKING HAND IN HAND
WITH MEDICAL SCIENCE. the Mox
Foctor Pharmaceutical Laboratories
have developed q new creamy foam
thot contoins O powerful ontibiotic
helps you clear skin eruptions by
destroying homful skin bacteria on
contoct..
SKIN CLEAR INDICATED FOAM
contoins ontibiotic TYothricin and
ontiseptic Gil thot help clear trou-
bIed skin with first application.
While. the bIemish heals, SKIN
CLEAR (skin-colored and skin-tex-
tured) provides q fiImy flotterine
cover for the troubled oreo.
HELPS PREVENT SOARING. Skin
Clear Foom works scientificoIN-be-
gins 70 clear infection on contoct to
euord oooinst secondary Infection
the kind thot con scor.
A SECOND POWERFUL WEAPON
against ocne is Skin Clear Medicoted
Cleanser. This deep penetrating non-
soop liquid thoroughly removes Crime
and oily dirt works for down to un-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01
Strikes Are Averted
In 3 Big Industries

The Nations picture darkened by the long and costly
steel strike its allied industries appeared little
brighter today threatened wakouts were averted In three
major industries.
Agreements reached last night strike headlines
neared In the rubber glass and meat packing industries They
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01

clog pores, allowing your skin to
breathe properly.
THE WINNING COMBINATION
;. Skin Clear NEGLECTED. Cleanser
deep cleans. Skin Clear Medicoted
Foom covers blemishes while they
heal, Together, you'll find them
snort, quick way to return your foce
to smooth, un6iemished beoutyl
SPECIAL! Skin Clear Foam and Skin
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-01

Kann's-TOileHies- Stree. Floor, Both Store.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-14
Pc whatan News

Friends here we're sorry 10 learn
1t the death Of Marion S. Rose. Of
+ chtndnd who win be remem-
aared here as the owner Of Charles
Rraner and Co Mr.. Rose fire.
apently called or merchants of Pow
hafan ard Cumberland A number
f flie.tas attended his funeral in
Riehndad Fridav afternoon.
The Sudden death Of Graham H
#allfr Who formerly operated
IaYef Store here and more re-
Gently was emploved by Yates
'T.acaor Co shocked his close
friends here Many attended his
funeral IN Richmond Thursday
afteFncon He formerly lived in
GAaiies CitT county but more re-
anffi9 Eeaf Midlothian IN Chester
fiela count IF IS survived BY his
Wather and one sister.
y G. Hening ard J P. Gormus.
Of Richmond were business visi-
tors here Friday Mn Hening is
EeiE active in spite Of his handicap
and is keenlv Interested in Powha-
fan as well as Chesterfield county
aftairs He Is a son Of the late j. G.
aenlng Of Hening and Nuckolls.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-14

buckingham committee He began
u 1888 in Cumberland County as a
member Of the county committee
and remained a member of the
Cumberland committee until he
moved 10 Buckingham. He was
elected to the community commit
tee for Curdsyille District, and a
short time later was elected to the
county committee Mr. Shepard is
a mPnlber Of Sale m Methodist
q \ uIr h which he serves as
trustee and chairman Of the official
Board. He Is a general farmer, and
runS herd Of Hereford cattle.
Wheat and tobacco are his major
cash crops.
Wee chairman Of the Buckingham
ASC committee is " E. Jones. A
native of the county. Jones has
served more than p years as
committee member, beginning in
1883 He has served continuously
except for the period Of one year
He is a member of Sharon Baptist
Church and served as trea rer for
a number Of years Mr.. 10 S does
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-14

The Powhatan HID, Worthwhile
Club, held their annual club picnic
on Tuesday July Z. at the home Of
Mrs. Gray Messenger. It was a
well attended affair and food was
delicious and in abundance. This IS
the occasion where the whole family
Of the members are invited
Mrs John j Born. of Clark sburg
w Va. Miss Ethel Owen and Mrs.
Earl W. Messenger. Of Powhatan.
spent the Fourth of July week end
visiting the beautiful Blue Ridge
Parkway. spending one night near
the entrance to the Parkway OH
Alton Mountain and at Winston
Salem. N C.
The Cancer Crusade for 1850 had
ret total of sa42 80 as of June IL
toi Powhatan county. according to
Mrs Mary B Yates. local chair
man
Sponsored BY the Powhatan Ruri-
tan Club was Johnny Brauer. son
Of one Of its IN m b ers. Allen
Brauer. letter Of thanks was re-
ceived from Johnny and read at
the meeting of the Ruritan Club on
July 8. Jimmy Tomlinson attended
| under the sponsorship Of the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary, Post 2Ol.