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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-26
REAL ESTATE SALE or EXON

Ice. LEVEL LOT over 10000 50
-. with all improvement: will
trade on ) bedTm., 2-bath rambler
N.lh bsmt.. in S, Arl. or nr. Ball
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ON A KNOLL

With lots of privacy, this brick
rambler has much to offer. A
large living room across the back
Of the house, with a pleasant
view Three bedrooms. two full
tile baths lovely large kitchen.
The terms are right. Don't fail
to see this one today.
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ARE YOU CROWDED?

In your tiny, congested
apartment? This 3-bedrm.
rambler on a a4-acre lot
offers elbow room, country
style kit, big enough for the
whole family; overlooks a
100000 estate. $3.50 down
required. Full price, Sl4,a50,
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= =, U-- 7 NU
BETHESDA

NEW LIsTINo-Unusuai. in-town
country estate with tremendous
charm, on ga acres with swim
ming pool. large liv. rm. with Are
place, din. rm., paneled library
completely modern kit, 5 bedrms..
. baths, maids rm. with bath
Ewes. and week ends call Mrs
Reuter-, EM 3-2233.
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GLENN, JU. 9-4443
LEWISDAIE

Proper: brick rambler with SEPA-
RATE DINING ROOM. lge. equip.
kit. twin-Size bedrms., daylight
bSmt.. huge front porch. near
everything: priced below original
cost at SlS.Ann. EHA Terms
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MT. RAINIER AREA
HOME FOR Ice FAMILY

Delishtful new older home; compl
renovated New siding roof, floors
ceilings, bath. furnace and water
heater Il bedrmS. A real nifty for
the thrifty. Onlv $1,000 down
Full price. S10,500.
TIE PERRY BOSWELL co.
VA. 7-45on REALTORS
OPEN TIL 9 PM
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REALTORS DU. 7-24sC
Bethesda-$l3,5O0
~ Own. on this white frame ram
bier, with 3 bedrms.: within walk.
ing distance to high and elemen.
tary s schools 4 coy starter 7.
OIL. ASSOC o to q. MARGARET
j. DUNKLEY. REALToR'
BETTER THAN NEW. ask whv--
4-hedrm, brick spiit-leyel, Ia
baths. 25-ft liv. rm., lift. din
t tR bs Srsakissf sSe. choice n Ell t.r% dry
HOME MERCHANTS. JU' s-la28:
ewes. VIII. 2-50S9.
BURNT MILLS AREA = Custom
built center entr. hall, 4-bedrm
brick rambler: space-age kit,
su guest din r T' huge Nv rm.,
rsDi; bs S dA TRahEs sS coNs ShSH
Erred. o. b. FIELD, INC, jU. s.
7ii3 or EV. 4-6392.
BURTONSvILLE-l955 3-bedroon
brick rambler; s4-acre wooded lot
close to Fort Meade and John,
Hopkins Lab: SIg,760. LAIRD B
0NOA |. 1cAltOI, ". o-UfSO.
CARROLL KNOLLS-Lovely home
well financed. In excellent area Z
bedrms.. bath: liv. rm. with huge
fireplace: large din, Il" and all.
elec. kit, incl. dishwasher and
disposal: full bsmt. See TODAY
Cail JU. 5-4o22: ewes. JU. E.
$3.50. LAWRENCE v. LUTEs CO
CHEVY CHASE, Md, mr.. Rosemary
Public Elementary School = 4.
bedroom, frame house, In excellent
condition. Price S29,95n. Cal
WO. $4,000 It'll q D m. EDW. H
JONES & Co. INC.
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE - Bis
traditional Colonial; bedrms.
ga baths; Blessed Sacrament
Parish. Excel, transp. Immed
possession. i blk. TO Chevy Chase
Country Club. Excel. financing
Asking price In the 40s. Call
Mr.. BOOTHBY, ewes, EN-. 4
3348. or days, OIL. 6-2344. FRED
ERlCK W. BERENS SALES. INC.
CHEVY CHASE-3 BEDRMS. PLUS
DEN: ga baths, firepl. in liv. rm..
lge. daylight rec. rm.; cow. area.
Immed. poSS. low Dos
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OIL. 1883

Oh. 1888
CLOsE-TN SILVER sPRING-oor-
geous brk. ramb. Just q few blks.
from Georgia and Colesville Iea-
turing lge. liv. rm.. immense din.
rm.. table-space kit. 3 twin-size
bedrms.. 3 full tile baths, lge
6eaut' finished rec: rm mn perch; ga
KESSINGER a. CO. Ju. a-4544.
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TREES

Modern rambler with earport: 8
lge bedrms.. family-size kit,
good-size liv. rm.. separate din.
rm Assume large 4lsfe loan
Total price, S15,950.
James c. Conley & Co.
9a25 GA. AVE. JU. 9-4134 TIL Q
APPEALING IN PRICE--CHARM.
Bethesda, Sl6,g50. flrst-tioor ia
lousied family rm.. . bedFms., den
tor 3rd bedrm.l, bsmt: Ice. level
lot on court: mr.. shops and schools;
good financing. EN- j-l555. GU
LIANO REAL. ESTATE
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YOU IN LOVE?

And looking for a cozy
love nest. For $500 down. we
can move you into this g.
bedrm. rambler on a i2-acre
lot, secluded among trees
that offers q bright, modern
kit
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WILL LEASE the Raphael Thesier
at l4U9 9th ST. NV. viii make
wonderful church property For
full information, see j. A. HAY
DEN, 2!S Woodward Bldg. 18th
aad H SITS. NV, Ma. S-73l2.
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COUNTRY CHARM

COUNTRY CHARM
Wooded lot. 75x@OO. near bus line
and in q neighboThOod OF ex-
pensive homes sets of this neat
older home featuring living rm.
with fireplace dining rm. loxIb.
countryside kitchen, " bedrms
and bath. Space for . bedrmS.
and bath on End floor Full bsmt g.,
detached garAge. Reduced TO
SIH 900.
E r BLANCHARD ReaItor
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BERKLEY IN FOXHALL - 4

is the
word for this fine Colonial home
Adaptable to any size family Cen
ter-hall plan with study OF beorm
and bath: md floor has 4 bedrms ;,
. baths: . additional bedrms on
Jru floor: 2-car garage. screened
porch A fabulous buy in the low
5bf. Inspect at your convenience
Coll our uptown ONCE, KE 1-isO0
I'll y pm; after q pm, WO
6-03gO.
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CHURCHES FOR SALE
CHURCHES FOR RENT

OOO SEAT. AIR CONDITIONED
dEhIER. NV. location. Mr..
bTovA. AID. i-101l.
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PROPER: brlck rambler with SEPA-
RATE DINING ROOM. lge. equip.
kit. 3 twin-Size bedrms,, daylight
bSmt... huge front porch. near
everything: priced below original
cost at Sls,950; FLA terms.
BURCH REALTY co.
After o PM. wa. 1884
PARK-Neat as a pin.
Two bedrm. frame asbestos. So
$50 ASSURED MICE. d RLTY
co. OF MD, RE. $3.50: ewes,
NEW LISTING a bedrms., Ia
baths. full bsmt.. aluminium storm
windows and doors; fenced. level
ing. Only sia,950, 81 down FHA
or GI, UN. 4-S5S3.
peter j. hagan g. son
NEW RANDI ERs. $500 down CT:
bet Carrollton and Seabrook Acres.
l5xl5 liv. rm.. Z Ice. bedrms..
tiled bath. kit. with eye-level oven.
tabletop range, full bsmt.. lge.
wooded lot; $l4,950. See now. UN.
4-S5S3.
peter ]. hagan ana son
Mr.. PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA
All-brick 3-bedrm., Ia bath Colo.
NAL home; sep din. rm., all-elec.
kit with dishwaSher and disposal:
full bsmt.: adj. to park; liberal
financing, Only $3.50 down. Call
til o pm. WA. $4,000, ROBERT
s. DAVIS AND CO.. INC.
NO MONEY DOWN TO VETS-New
:|-bedrm. brick ramblers: full
basement; extra-big lot; de luxe
kitchen; some have extra half
bath of master bedrm. Only Sl6,-I
500 up. Easy 30-year terms. FREE
STATE PROPERTIES. AP, 7-l266
OXON HILL-3-bedrm. rambler:
carport, de luxe kit, Wv. car
peting. new-house condition. water
and sewage, paved streets; S15.-
$50. 5l22 Crisfleld, Brentwood
City. PUFFENBERGER REALTY
CO. 10. 7-5151.
OXON HILL KIRBY Hills. Assume
CT loan } bedrm.. de. luxe split
level: Ia baths: fenced handicapped
yard, close to schools, shopping.
$4,000. Reasonable down pay
ment. 10. S-87S2. NELSON RE-
ATTY CO HE 4-o3OO
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ALICE DEAL-sT. ANN's.-wonder
AMERICAN U. PARK

Four-beCro brick Colonial. va
cant, redecorated: den. powder
room, enclosed, heated porch :,
baths, full bsmt. detached ga
rase. an outs,anding buy In this
ide9i loca ion YES. cali Mr..
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HOUSES TO SNARE

GEORGETOWN. girls to share
furnished house with another girl.
Avail. April /, Rent S34.4O mo.
Re. 7-4931.
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manor on wooded ~ acre 3 bed
rms. " baths. two u baths, den,
rec. rm., "-car garage. BOGLEY'S s,
LO. 5-3434
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BRICK COLONIAL featuring lst-fl,
bedrm. and tile bath, plus ? bed
rms. and tile bath Up. separate
din. rm.. full bsmt, oil INV. h.
and u acre lot. A real buy at
SI7.g50, with as low as 81 400
down. Conv location TO MOL.
Plant Industry and NSA. Z. c.
HIILEY x co, Realtors. AP
Spnn a q N M
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o o. isS,I i rARK 3, Odrn rambler
sse1ss G GSs f tSTous ssssht can isn't !.
sold FLA with 5000 down and
SS4 per mo. Call I'll n pm. WA.
5.39O0, ROBERT 8. DAVIS a CO !,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15
Club Calendar

WSCS-Monday. Sept. IA, pm.
in the Fellowship room Regular
monthly meeting
American Legion Auxiliary
Tuesday. Sept. IS. Bpm. with Mrs.
]. T. Walker. Reports from Girls
State and convention delegates
Business meeting
Nora Lancaster Garden Club
Tuesday. Sept IS. $3.50 pm. with
Mrs. H. c. Kayton. Jr Period Of
Traditional Arrangements will be
topic Of Mrs Claude Pritchard. Jr.
Exhibit: mantel arrangement.
Weyanoke Garden Club-Friday,
Sept. 10. pm. at Cedarbrook.
Husbands arc to be guests at din
ner.
Episcopal Church Women-Mon-
day. Sept IA, Group 3. 8 pm. at
the Parish house.
Presbyterian Church Circles
Tuesday. Sept. Is. 10 m. No. |
with Mrs. J w. Elliott: No. with
Mrs. W. B. Pettigrew; No. 3 with
Mrs. j. T. Mcnwaine. co-hostess.
Mrs. Lester Jones. Monday. Sept
IA. at pm. No. with Mrs Ed
win Pairet. co-hostess. Mrs. Walter
Edwards: No. with Mrs. Bruce
Spencer: No. with Mrs Earl
Wood. No. with Mrs j. W. Will
son. Jr.. and No 3 with Mrs Wall
ace Johnson
Judith Randolph, OAR = Thurs
day. Sept. IL, 3 pm. in the Long
wood alumnae house. hostesses.
Mrs. R. B. Crawford. Mrs. Reuben
Johns. Mrs. w. B. Pettigrew and
Miss Carrie Bliss. Program slides
on The Work of the National
OAR will be presented by Mrs
Graves Thompson
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15

was beautifully decorated Wi h
baskets of evergreens and clematis.
Following a wedding trip the cou-
pie will reside at Lakeside Village.
Cumberland
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15

heart roses and white asters
Miss Virginia Phyllis VIM 81
Richmond cousin Of the bride, was
maid Of honor. She wore a blue
ballerina length dress Of nylon with
a full skirt, shirred waistline and
scooped neckline. She carried a
bouquet of white asters
Bridesmaids were Miss Carolyn
Clements. cousin Of the groom. and
MISS 10 Ann Ford. cousin Of the
bride. They wore dresses identical
to that Of the honor attendant and
carried a bouquet of white asters-
Mr. Clements was his sons best
man Ushers were Henry Lloyd
Gates. Of Petersburg and Albert
VIM brother 81 the groom.
A reception followed in the church
social hall After a western we'd
ding trip. he will be stationed with
the army at Rockville Md She
Will reside with her parents until
his tour Of duty is completed
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15

Mrs, Richard Reid. of Durham.
N. q. has been the guest Of her
sister, Miss Edna Putney.
Mrs. ] W SaEderson and Miss
Marearet Sue Amos spent Sunday
in Richmond
Mrs. Marshall watkins and
daughters, Sally and Del Hutch
spent the week end in Roanoke.
Mi and Mrs q r Wilson and
MI. and MIS- William Newman
are attending the National Tire
Dealers convention in Washington
D. c., this week
Guests IL the u " sanderson
home last week were Mr ard Mrs
slaybauah, Of Richmond
and AIS D \. Peters, Of Cumber-
land.
Mrs.. Kitty Vargas las returned
10 Hyattsville. Md after spending
the Sumner mon his with her
mother, Ms c H. Matherly.
Mrs " Ii Blanton has returned
from an extended visit with Mrs
T. i. Claiborne and Mr. and Mrs
WI II Claiborne IN Newport News
and Mr.. and Mrs j v Dunford
in Williamsburg
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15


Of Rocky Mount N a. spent sev,
eral DAYS last week Al the BALDWIN
cabin
" u, Wi,kerson If J.vnchhuro
,s visiting his family
MIS-. O. A DoWdy mas moved
Morris bo',7a ii East Tbird srrcot
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Riley Of
Lynchburg. visited hlS grandpar
ents. Mr. and Mrs. r. W Noel,
Sunday
were guests Of their parents. Mn.
and Mrs n i, Astin And MI. aid
Mrs. w. J Fulton. in Danville for
the week end.
Mr.. and Ms. j. M. Wilkerson Of
Roanoke visited his father, Mack
| Wilkerson, during the week end.
last week from spending the sum
mer in Mexico. D. F.
Beach. Fla. is the guest Of hel
daughter. Mrs. John Wilson. anc
| Mr.. Wilson.
Richmond Saturday where she va,
among those at a tea given By
Mrs.. Charles Price Reynolds hon
VIII Peynolds III II TIT season,
dahutan.es
/
| Miss Ada Borrower and Mrs y
c "a car sI'e leaders Wed jr
u Talhot Viii ~ Norfolk
na M[ aia re TIT III II I'LL s q,e !
tbeir danobter Mrs. cIaude Pritch
ard Il, and family
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15
Miss Royce Ryburn Becomes Bride
OF Robert NJ. DunkIm In POluhatan

The marriage Of Miss Royce Ry-
burn. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
w M Ryburn. of PoWhatan. to
Robert NJ Duncan, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. L. Duncan. OF Columbia
took place Saturday. August % in
the Powhatan Methodist Church.
with the Rev Richard Scott Of
ficia ting
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown Of lace over
bridal satin. Her veil fell from a
crown of lace and seed pearls. and
she carried Bible with orchids
and stephanotis-
Miss Elizabeth Fisher. Of Mid
lothian. was maid Of honor and
Miss Kathv Ryburn. sister of the
bride. was Junior bridesmaid. Each
wore gowns Of blue with matching
headpieces Of blue satin and tulle
They carried lace fans covered with
asters
Willie Duncan. brother of tn g
groom. served as best man Ushers
were Herbert Jones. of Cnmber
land, and P L. Duncan. Jr.. brother
Of the groom. Of Columbia
The church was beautifully deco
rated with baskets Of white gladio-
las magnolias,i evergreens and
candelabras.
A reception was held in the lounge
Of the War Memorial Building which
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15
Miss Peggy Marie VIM Becomes
Bride OF William Edluin Clements

The marriage Of Miss Peggy Ma
rie Vim, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Herman Alton Vim. of A m G i a
county. to William Edwin Clements.
son Of Mr. and Mrs. John Edwin
Clements. Of Petersburg, took place
September II in Memorial Metho-
dist Church
The Rev Jim Clements. pastor
OF the church. officlated before an
altar banked with ferns. palms and
ARRANGEMENTS Of white flowers
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore gown of white
Alencon lace and tiers Of ruffled
nylon tulle. fashioned with Sa
brina neckline embroidered with
iridescent sequins. The gown had
short sleeves with matching mltts
forming points over the hands Her
shoulder length veil Of illusion fell
from a scalloped crown Of NINA
ture seed pearls and sequins. She
carried cascade of white sweet
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15

Bob Williams, of Bedford visited
friends here last week
Dr.. and Mrs. W. J. svdnor en-
tertaincd Informally at tho Svdnor
Cabin Saturday honoring Dr.. e, D
Woodbridge, Jr.
Nj and Ms. Eugene G Kemble
have returned home after vacation
mg III Pennsylvania and New York
state Mrs Z G. kemole also at
tended the summer session at the
University Of MARYLAND at College
Park. Md.
Dr. and Mrs Thomas j. Sinclair
Of Silver Spring Md, and MI and
Mrs. G. william Brockman. Of Ta-
koma Park Md were week end
guests Of Mn and MIS-. Eugene g.
Kemble over the Labor Day week
end
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Collier and
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Hancock
have returned from vacationing IN
Nashville, where they attended the
Grand Ole Oprv. Rock City and
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. En- route home
they toured the Smoky Mountains
MI. and Mrs John Monaghan, Of
Lvnchburq, were week end guests
Of her mother. Mrs. 9. II New
man
\ Mrs Martha Scott Owen anc
children returned TO Richmond Mon
| day after a visit with her sister
Miss Agnes Watkins.
Mrs Q H Matherly returned To
! Cay from a visit with her daugh
tiers. Mrs. M O. Holden, Mrs. S
H. Drummond and Mrs 81. A
Campbell, and their families il
\ Washington, D O.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15
Mrs. Audrey Robinson
Returns As Vepco
Home Economist

Mrs Audrey Robinson will sue
coed Miss Lois Erdman as Vepco 5
home economist in the Farmvllle
area September II. according to an
announcement from W. ~ Cum
minis, local manager,
A native of Gainesville. Mrs.
Robinson served in that capacity
after completing her degree work
at Madison College and Vepco home
service training in 1854 until 1858
when she left the company
Her duties will be TO conduct pro-
grams for youth and adult groups.
as well as individual consultation
on home lighting, kitchen planning
and use Of electrical equipment in
modern .homemaking in Prince Ed
ward. Nottoway. Cumberland. Anne
LA and Appomattox counties.
Miss Erdman plans to enter
Dresxel Institute Of Technology in
Philadelphia Pa, to work on her
masters degree.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. william H.
Drumeller. Of Waynesboro. spent
several days with Mr. Drumellers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John c.
Steck. last week
Ann Swertfeger leaves today for
Oberlin College in Ohio to begin her
freshman year. Miss Swertfcger. a
1859 graduate Of Farmvile High
School, is the daughter Of Or. and
Mrs. F. F. SWertfeger.
David Paulette, Of Baltimore. has
been the guest Of his parents. Col.
and Mrs. D. W. Paulette.
Mrs Barbee Hamersly, Of Roa
noke. spent the week end at her
home here. Mrs. Hamersly is do
ing her practice teaching from
LongWood College in Roanoke
Mrs. E B. Womack is spending
the fall and winter months with her
son, Billy Womack, and family
hfrs Ianoas Carter returned Eri-
day from an extended visit in Nor
folk with her daughter, Mrs. Sally
c. Griffin and family. Mrs. Griffin
and her two sons. James and Har-
ea a - .as,. ~ ~ - 7
80 m NC 80
~, and NJ y pr,ce ~
Richmond we're 1,ests of his
mother M " 2 Prince for M
week END.
|
Ni = 4'o''ise Doi.cN ~ '.''o
~ VI ~, 49, - ~
any ~ Nj Duhe DoiieA
Mrs Lille Allard and Mrs. Mar
vln Wash visited relatives y Lynch
''i : 'u''d
M and Mrs walter Bruce and
DAUGHTERS spent few DAYS last
week in Grundv with Mrs. Bruces
pa'eii''' n 'i' m =
ms
voraa.s raaa l attend;na ! ~.
vention in Cleveland Ohio.
MISS EMMY Johnson o. MUG
ents. Nh. and Ms Albert John
son. Miss johnson is with the home
economics department at Midlothian
High School.
Steve Chapman arrived h o m {
Monday having received his dix
charge from the NAVY. MI. Chap
man who served three wears. II
the son Of M. and Mrs r L
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15
Ball Game Delights
Wonan's Club

The Farmvllle Senior Woman $
Club hopes to make 1.-THE softball
game with the Junior Woman's
club an annual affair. a spokesman
for the club revealed today
And the club has things to make
them want to make it an annual
affair they won the softball game
by a score of Is to II behind the
sharp pitching Of Mrs Frances
Andrews.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15
Misses Covington And
Clark Entertained
With A Luncheon

Miss Barbara Jean Trear enter
tanned with a luncheon Thursday at
the Hotel Weyanoke honoring Miss
Sally Ann Clark and Miss Jane
Covington.
Miss Clark will enter Westhamp-
ton College this week and Miss
Covington will begin her freshman
year at Virginia Intermont
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15
Tim Undertake
Feted On Birthday

Tim Undertake celebrated his
ninth birthday Saturday with a
hamburger picnic given by his
mother. Mrs. B. V. Undertake, at
their home on Garland street
Mrs. Undertake was assisted by
her niece, Jean Reynolds, Of Cum
berland. and Miss Minnie Rodgers
Guests were Ricky Dunlap, Billy
and Joe St. John, Jackie Martin
Bobby Burger. Bruce Noel and
Jimmy Mann.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15
Kochs Announce
Birth Of Daughter,
Nena Scott

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. Koch.
III. Of Richmond, announce the
birth Of a daughter. Nena Scott,
Wednesday. September 2.
Paternal grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Koch.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Geyer, Of
Chatham. were Friday overnight
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. R Geyer.
The Misses Anne Paige Jones.
Kay Lacy. Daphne Shepard. Sally
Ann Clark and Susan HARDWOOD will
leave Tuesday for Richmond where
they will attend Westhampton Col
lege.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-24

Cheyenne Borrowed Glory" Fair episode This sort
Of western version of the Faust legend During the Civil
War; soldier takes Congressional Medal of Honor from
dead man and proceeds TO gain recognition as hero
The dead comes back and tries to buy" the soul
Of the exsoder in return for his silence about the medal
Not very gallant portrait OF Medal Of Honor winner,
but reasonably entertaining hour. 7:30 pm, WdAL-7,
George GObel-Nat king" Cole couple of songs like
Welcome to the Club" and This Is An and Gobel Joins
him for Maxim Whoopee. Carl Rener plays very eff-
cient gas station attendant in skt and he won't take
for while he's at It, Also tap Phyllis
Avery Georges pretty stage wife, and Miss Oklahoma"
Color pm, WRC-4
Rieman-"The Boarding House" AS usual tonighs best
western respected lady who boarding house In
North Forks turns out to be ex-crooked faro dealer
When past catches up with her. Lucas and the town
join ranks to help the lady There's top-notch per-
Torrance by Katy Jurado the reformed gambler pm
WMAI-7
Show of the Hamlet" starring John Neville Bar
bara Jeffords and the Old Vic Company. An intro
ducton to Of the greatest plays ever written this
version highly recommended to everyone who has never
either the play the motion picture The success
or failure of this production rests the shoulders
of producer Ralph Nelson than on dramatist
William Shakespeare Under Nelson's guidance the trag
edy has been chopped to some 70 minutes, shaking up
everything but the plot An Old Vic Company which had
unlearn the stage version before attempting the TV
treatment does a workmanlke job of re-creating the
skeletons of Shakespeares characters $3.50 pm WTOP-9
ShOw-Jack interviews bestseer author Jean
Kerr and singer Helen Traubel tonight He also joins
Peggy Cass in several Skits 1880 pm, WRC-4
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sold: Martinique" virgin
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Craftsman" suits, me-
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at Browning Kings reduced
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These are but a few of
the many wonderful savings
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I9:30 pm. Alterations can be
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-24

Sudden showers or damp
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these topcoats, which are
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Available in the latest
charcoal tones, the "Chal-
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The Browning King & Co.
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Here are a few other
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-24

Wyatt" Ann Daniels. carp
goes TO great lengths TO pro-
tect a young woman.
lies, WTTG C5l-Starlight
Theater: mr.. Lucky" Cary
Grant and LARAMIE Day. A
professional gambler seeks
to raise a fresh bank roll by
operating games OF chance
at a society bazaar (l943l
Ills, WTOP (9-Late Show
The Golden Mistress.
John Agar. A treasure
hunter is asked to locate the
treasure of the "Tigris" on
the island OF Haiti Q95D
Color.