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ADAM a, WESCHLER Q SON
Auckioneers
NugTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
SssNTHSsS soNffNo On NEW EAAH HAMrsHfRt fAsE
AVENUE BETWEEN GEORGIA
AVENUE AND SPRING ROAD

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
uNIMPROVEp REAL EsIATE
AVENUE AND SPRING ROAD
NV. CONTAINING 5000 SQUARE
By virtue Of q deed Of trust record
ed. In Liher No. 1107S. folio SIT.
ct sea.. one OF the land records
OF the District Of Columbia. and ct
the request Of party secured there.
BY, the undersigned trustees viii
offer for sale BY public auction, in
front Of premises, on MONDAY,
THE TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF
JUNE. 1859. AT THREE O'CLOCK
r.M,s the foliowing-deserihed pFop.l
erfg IN the District Of Columbia,
to wi: The Southern portion pfI
Lot IS In Sauare 38g8 IN 3 sub
division made By Louis 3. LuriA.
ct al, IS per plat recorded In the
surveyors once Of the District
Of Columbia in Liber 40 at folio
IS. sad property being now
known for assessment and taxa.
ton purposes as Lot s22 in Square
TERMS or SALE: ALL CASH. A
Cabu 0EPOttb VI E0WV EC4atA00 VI
purchaser at time Of sale Exam
nation OF title, eonveyaneing. re-
eording, uotarial fees and revenue
stamps at cost Of purchaser Ad-I
justments made as Of date Of
sale. Terms 10 be Complied with
within 30 days from day of s4Ie
other wise trustees reserve eheI
right 10 resell property ct risk and
cost Of defanltine purchaser. altar
DAYS advertisement Of such 70.
sale n sonle newspaper punlished
In Washtn2ton. d. c.. or deposit
may be forfeited. or without for
feiting deposit trustees may ayAil
themselves Of any legal or equitA-
be rights against defanitins pur-
HOWARD BrRNsTEIlt.
ROY THURMAN:
'jsiiis.is.is..o Trassess.
ADAM A. .WEsCHLER q son.
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HELP MEN
ADDREssoGRAPM oPERAToR. %.
Professional
Office
o s. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Rri. 705, 1000 18th ST. NV.

NO FEES
ACQUISITIONS Librarian, B. s.
dgr. Lnry. &c., . yrs. exper, s.a
.d,usters. insurance trainee -
might law studentsl 70 5000
eiopsy Teehnicians teystol- 700
coSniunisstions Sss1i ssSsi; systems Es. q
gineer tradio spectrum ooo
Icoanseiors. htgh school.
MA. educ. 2 yrs. exper: . am
EisstTonie iSssfssSs' Engineer. instra. . Oa0o
ments and control 70 ssh
ENGINEERS. all fields to- onn
cal and other areas 70 lV'VVV
Immunolosy Technician. ex- o,o
5ccupational ecu Therapists. de. 49,
osrssnination sIss y nsl' and Methods
Examiner, general. c. 8. ,.o
tphalrimacolosists. 9li MA. dsr. 70 1850
Physical TherapiSt. grad. ooo
p1Sisssor.. aSissS, sen fAD. stat. ana s4 NV. ".
sehOoi aasd' program Consult. ''O0'
ants. MA. educ. tover- .,o1
sociAL sci WORKERS; Msw. ''''
/ all fields incl. comml. or. . ooc
suppiy rpi Requirements omcer WV
taircraft expert. c. 3. roo.
PHYSICIANS. administrative . ~
rechnical Artist, s yrs. sx-
per. line layout - TO b'72O
Toxieologist. animal re-
search. . yrs. exper. Flor- ..o,
ida) to 6.oOo
OTHER PROFESSIONAL
SCIENTIFIC. TECHNICAL AND
MANAGERIAL POSITIONS DAILY
| ANALYST, some edueation In CT,
also CONSTRUCTION expeTa iaminaL
| terminology, -3 80 Vuu
NOR, trade assoc, once ~ Y. C.,
experienced trade assn. workefSi
PUBLICITY DIR, must have ex-
tensiye exper. publicity, adFertis-
Ing editorial and ell related med; AZ
DESIGN. light structural steel shop
EDITORIAL. under s5. dss. Jour:
nalism, some exper., So,Uoo
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services. $50 Wash. Bldg
18th and N. Y. Ave. ST. 3-9442
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DISTRICT OF coLuMBrA.-Before
me. q Notary Public OF the Dis.
tfict of Columbia aforesaid, per-
sopally appeared II, K. DER
KoPH. with whom I am person.
ally acquainted, and who, upon
oath. acknowledged himself to be
4 Vice President OF The Riggs
National Bank Of Washington, D,
c. the within named Trustee. q
. corporation, and that he As such
Vice President being authorized
% to do. executed the foHegutng
Instrument for the purpose there
IN contained. BY signing the name
of the corporation by himself as
Vice President. witness my hand
and seal. at once in washington,
District OF Columbia. this 18th dsy
! Of June. 1859.
MARIE MCDONALD,
g Notary Public, .. G.
ny commission expires June rs,
AovV. leIo
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AUTO MECHANIC

Opening for one mechanic i, TO
complete our stan. Fast raeving
shop. all make cars. You are IN
business WITH vs.; Exeeiiens psy
pany benetits. Cali Red Barnes
Ii. 4-7233.
BENNING AUTO SALES
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HELP MEN
RAATiAflfent
F9ar

Statesmen for radon.
phonos, tape recorders, polishers,
yacuums, etc. Experienced pre-
ferred. Aged. 20-40; good aalary,
plus commissions. See Mr. Joe:
POTOMAC Ty AND APPLfANcE
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AUCTION SALES

rHE UNDERSIGNED win sen a
Fssa Custom Tudor, ser. u6Bo.
ifas,HS a RIM ,,,N,;,J Juns sv: "a laSs w
Westminster, y. e, taken from
q contract ef conditional sales.
The undergisned reserves the
right 70 bid. UNIVERSAL CIT
CREDIT CORP. telG
THOs. J. OWEN q son,
iii y ST, NV.
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THos. j. OWEN q son. i !:
1III z ST. NV.


TRUsTEEs' SALE or VALUABLE
pWELLNG KNOWN AS 9A46
MYRTLE STREET NORTHEAST,
~ virtue OF O. certain deed OF trust
ouly recorded. in Liber No. lllsB,
foilo 15p ct seq, Of the land rec
ords Of the District OF Columbia,
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the UNDERSIGNED
trustees win sell, at public auction,
~ front 81 the premises, on MON
PAY THE TWENTY SECOND
TWO-TEN O'CLOCK PM, the
iollowing-described land and prem.
ises, situate In the District Of Co
!umeia. and designated as and De.
ing Lot 30 In Square 43f6.
TERMS: Sold subject 70 urior
lbuildtng association) deed Of
trust FOR approximately S5.p23 ~.
further particulars OF which Will
De announced at time OF sale: the
purchase price above said trust
p pc paid in cash. A deposit Of
5000 required. ConyeyancInG, re-
coEding, etc. at purchasers cost.
Adjustments made as Of date 81
sale. Terms 10, be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
poktt forfeited and the properly
NAV pc ADVERTISED and reGoid al
the discretion Of the trustees. "
sbW. T. JEFFERYe,
!eI1.i3,1k.iS.2o Trustess. /
THos. =. OWEN d SON,
Ameef0nears,
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AUCTION
SALE
AT
THIEVES MARKET
80 N. Glebe Rd., Arlington
a Biks, From Hecht's. Opp. Tops
FRIDAY MONT. JUNE 10

90 ~. GLeUS 1u., fAllIlBtOU
a Blks. From Hecht'S. Opp. Tops)
FRIDAY MONT, JUNE 10
SATURDAY. JUNE 20
Pm. TO II PM.
Just purchased coritents Of mag
anGe. N. J. and . New Jersey
i9SRs FaNE LOT or ORIENTAL RUGS
Painting. iron lawn furniture.
tables, benches. Jockey boys, ami.
msls, fountains, urns, eagle
weather vAnes, hundreds Of pieces
Of copper and brass, guns, swords,
dozens Of pieces OF cut glass. beer
FiRE rooEs scREEAs. fScS. Drcp.
leaf tables, sinks and other. Early
American furniture. Lots Of good
u'tD DON'T. Miss THIS SAFE
EVERYTHING OWNED
BY THIEVES MARKET
AND SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
sale, Rain or Shine
Eetrsshmsnss y.s On ,'I Premisss
p PRoPSIEToRf s'SIsa HENRY COHEN pnISs
AUCTION SALE
EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT AND
ALL DAY SATURDAYS
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ASST. RKKPRS.

ASST. bhhfnS.
5 excellent positions s70-s1S
a4sEs! aA4lsszE! zocY sstA HHiIsst'N HES y YNws Zys NNW NE
ASSISTANT DISPATCHER. night
work: must be good typist Aalso
day time clerical work ayaileble.
SSRRpPIggs,i SSRRpPIggs IN Lssrsf. psrsSfn'M MAJ ROADWAY E1-
AUTO BODYMAN lD-WssAing-
tons Oldest Chevrolet dealar has
opening for one bodyman. ust
work: " 5o.5o basis: II paid vacations
and many other company dement's.
Apply In person only to John W.
Koustenis. BARRY-PATE Mo-
TORS, 1880 Conn. ave. n.w.I--
AUTO BODY MAN or Combination
man for Bethesda area: must he
LIST class and depend. Top salafy.
Good yo5king eend. OIL. 2rSag0;
AUTO BRAKE MECHANIC AND
HELPER. young, white, 006 N
ST NV.
AUTO MECHANICs-Ford expers-
enee preferred but not necessary.
Real opportunity for men qualifed.
Good working conditions, 1850
basis, vacation and other company
benefits. See Mr.. Ayreg, 81
PALMER FORD. INC, 3ll0s HAM
ilton St., Hyattsyille.
AUTO MECHANICs-We need 3
experienced men to complete our
service department. Plenty work,
50ss basis. INSURANCE. hospitaliza-
ton, vacation. Call CR. 3-4S30
between 4:30 and $3.50.
AUTO MECHANIC. Ford expef lfs-
isTrsd; .l.S6; bIxS salary Spen. nL.,adsiS Mao
AUTO MECHANICS l2)--Wasking.
tons oldest Chevrolet dealer has
openings for z auto mechanies:
Mqst Drss st pc sxper M se soo Ho.G.: Sasis
Daid I Vacations Ts ion and and many otasf
company BENEFITS. Apply in persen
only to John w oustents.
BARI gARRY.PATE p. MOTORS Y flSo
AUTO MECHANICs--Exper. trcnt-
end with their equipment can
AUTO MECHANIC-Excel. oppor.
portunity for experienced. reliable
man: paid vacations: good work,
ing conditions. Apply in person,
ORBIT RAMBLER, 4301 HhnAe
Island ave-, Brentwood. Md.a--
AUTO MECHANICS - Automatic
!, transmission experience prefeffse,
but not essential. High piece, work
rates with guaranteed seiHfy;
plenty of work: all company henf-
Ats. Apply in person. HERSONS.
sth and o. DE. s-47e0. or
AUTO MECHANIC. Ford exper.
pref: 5000 pay plan: paid vaca.
dement's. See Mr.. StrauRhaa,
PARKWAY MOTOR CO.. 3o4O ~
st. nv.
AUTO MECHANIC = Need steady
man with GIN experience (preter-
ably Oldsmohilel for full.tinfe t0b.
5k-days per week: commisslqp
$3.50. See Bob Van Pelt. =
FAIRFAX MOTOR SALESa &
FAIRFAX CIRCLE
/ 0-ntAn zENFF1t
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Us q VWEN q BUNs
nNfl ct NV

SALE OF VALUABLE
TW0-STQRY BRICK DWELLING,
PREMISES NUMBER I43 ELMIRA
STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liher No. egi67
Folio 37e ct sea, OF the land
records Of the District Of colum-
bia, and at the REQUEST OF the
party secured thereby, the UNDER
signed trustees will sell. ct public
aiietloIl IN front q the premlEes.
NiNFH pkx i osr JuNE. A.p feEa.
AT TWO O'Clock Pm. ne
premises. situate IN he District
OF Columbia, and designated as
and being Lot lis, IN Square
1240. In q subdivision made BY
chamherlin a. Pessagno construc.
tiop Company as per plat recorded
In Lieer Ne. 126, Foli0 a., Of the
records Of the Once Of the Sur
veypr OF the District OF Columbia:
subject 10 building restriction line
and agreement Of record.
TERMS: sold subject to . prior
deed Of trust for approximately
$5.637 10; further particulars Of
which VIII be announced at time
Of sale: the purchase price above
easd trust. TO be paid In cash. A
deposit Of $500 required. Con-
yeysneing. recording, revenue
stamps, etc.. at. purchasers cost.
Adjustments maae as Of date OF
sale. Terms to. be complied With
within thirty days, otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
mag be advertised and resoid at
the discretion OF the trustees.
ROBERT LAMMONps.
Surviving Trustee.
ists,20.22,24.27
ADAM A. WECHLER q son,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
4 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
for any debts other than those
contracted BY myself. ROBERT
Z. SMITH, Jr., DDS, 2S2A 6her-

= WILL MI ne u.s. 0NcA1sn
contracted by myself. ROBERT
Z. SMITH, Jr.. DDS, 2S2A 6her-
man ave. NV.
I WILL NOT be responsible Tor any
tSsss dsDs rlyssl agsSassV win Spn q kosiN.
son, Jf,, 45is Eads pi, ne, J o.
1ENNEssEE RAlLRQ QAD co hlRANx,
N9TsSM S1,saer " r kks.1MA,ItoSN ,,aSs.s,srS Ts ~
kisss NstIonai Bank 81 Washing
ton, d. c., the Trustee under that
certain Indenture made as Of Feb
, ruary 2, 1887, and the supple
mental Indenture thereto dated as
OF November 10, 1851, By and
between the Tennessee Railroad
Company q corporation organized
and existing under and BY virtue
Of the laws Of the state Of Ten.
nessee. hereinafter called the Rail-
road Company and the said The
Nasional hs,s3nsst. gnnk o. .s,,sd WSsnins nSe
trustee. hereby resigns as Trustee
under said Indenture date Febru-
cry .. 1887, and the Supplemental
lndenture dated November 10,
1881. and gives notice to the
Railroad Company and to the
holders Of its FIRST Mortgage Fif-
teen Year Bonds :;. issued under sad ..i
resignation which is hereby made
effective the Esd day Of July,
1859. unless prior to said date q
successor trustee shall have been
appointed. In which event the
resignation OF said Trustee shall
take effect Immediately upon the
appointment Of . successor trustee
all as provided In Section 9 OF
Article Nine Of said IAdenture
dated February {. 1881.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. TRUSTEE.
Vice President,
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TRUaTEEs SALE or VALUABLE
TMQ-STORY pETACHED FRAME
DWELL1NG BEING KNOWN ne
PREMISES MBER 5Oii
EtyDgksTY-sIxTH EtyDgksTY- STREET. NORTH
sy Virtue q q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, n Libef NO. iiI4l,
Eoiio $50 e sea. OF the land rec.
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
ton tns'sss * ,San, Ei ssli, 81 .h e public AUG.
MONDAY. THE TWENTY-sEco oND
DAz o. guNE. AID 1859. AT
stGsts Il rs. hss1,,s ana snd Z, T:misss
and SesiTnased ii R y snd q bsSr,x bSES1S1Ssa; Ios:
~ and 10 ii block is IA cTois-
SAINT end Stone. Trustees subdi-
kn0wn as american university
as per plat recorded In
the ql1ee 'cf the Surveyor for
the District at Columbia IA Liber
covnty 10 at Polio 20. New taxed
TERMS: SOLD subject to 4 prior
teuliding aSaociationD deed Of trust
fgr approximately SI0,54I II, fur
theH particulars OF which will Be
anncnnaSd ~ tifnes Of sale, the
pufchase price above said trust 10
$500 90 required. Conveyancing,
recording. etc. at purchasers cost.
ADJUSTMENTS made a. Of date OF
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at
the discretion Of the trustees.
STANLEY BAUM,
SAUL N. scHwARTzBAcH.
iel1.i3.I5.IS.20 Trustees.
THOs. j. OWEN a SON.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
TW0-STQRY WITH BAeEMENT
sEMIpETAcHEp FRAME AND
MASONRY DWELLING KNOWN
AS PREMISES zoe EIFTY-sfxTH
PLACE, NORTHEAST
By virtue Of . deed Of trust re-
corded In Liber No. l02g5, at
Folio 505 Of the. Land Records Of
the District Of Columbia, we
On MONDAY, THE Y TwENTY-sEc-
oNp ,yI pay ., oE I,,,; JUNE, II!, ADs s, 1859. 1859.
RMs lot numbered Slxty-four
t64l In Hugh H. Campbell and
bered Ftfty-tvo Hundred Fourteen
!92l4), as per plat recorded In
ki5er l3o at Polio 30 in the
once of the surveyor for the
District q Columbia; being more
pnsfiSsS1asy S SCnnas ~ s::sSISsd ss;S a. s sss'
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. Deposit
Of $500 cash or ceftified cheek re-
ouired a time of saie Terms Of
sale to Be complied with within
thirty days from date Of sale,
otherwise the tfustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the dcfauiting
purchaser. after Ave days, hdVer.
tisement OF such resale In some
newspaper published In the Dts
trict Of Columbia. or deposit may
Be forfeited. or without foTfeiting
deposit, trustees may avail them
selves Of any legal or equitable
rights against defsultine pur-
chaser. Further particulars at
time OF sale. Adjustment Of Real
Estate taxes and water rent to
date Of sale. All conveyaneing. re-
cordtng and revenue stamps. ETC..
JUNi0K y. CRcwKLL.
SAMUEL sCRlVKNER, Jr.
!. ie1I.l3.15.lS,20 Trustees.
THIS nwFN 4 a0M
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5 excellent positions S70-S15
ATLAS AucY., 1920 N. X. Ave. NV.
ASSISTANT DIsPATCHER, night
Ssy time ma1s slePics WORK assibi..
Apply In person, ROADWAY Elk.
pRT9g laurel Nd
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ASn2 tos a5CHAs1cS oiseas cs1ecySrost dssier hss
openings for 2 auto mechanieS.
Must be exper.. General Motors
pref. but not nee; $3.50 basis:
paid vacations and many other
cofnpany BENEFITS. Apply in persen
only to John w usten1e.
BARRY-PATE MOTORS. 'sH50
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-17

Student Panel
CONTINUED from mage ID


Raised and How the Challenges of
the Gifted Students Can Be Met,
Ruth Catlin spoke for re emphasis
on the fine arts. science and math
It is the variety Of elective courses
that has lowered standards. = she
said
The gifted students should be left
among their classmates yet be
given advanced work. THAT doesn't
make the average and below ave
rage feel inferiour, it challenges
them Ruth believes.
Excellence in education comes
with the selection Of study which
proves most beneficial to the future
of our country and to the life of the
individual, she said.
Cabell Fitzpatrick, another panel
list expressed agreement with the
new five-year program adopted in
Virginia which makes the eighth
grade studies count toward gradua-
ton It is a step in the direction
of greater educational opportunity
he said.
Opportunity for the better stu
dent to progress more in higher
learning is a desire of many of us, >"
he said. He discussed the FHS cur
riculum in relation to this attitude
OF allow to-gO-farther on the
part OF the students.
Extra Activities
Richard Fore, the fourth student
panelist showed students possess a
sensible attitude toward extra-cur-
ricular activities also a field
which has come under question in
Virginia Department of Education
thinking.
Students should consult with
their parents about such activities
first" he said Then the Wisest
selection will be made after con-
sidering such factors as.
| viii my grades allow extr a
work? Can l make an active par
ticipating contribution in the club?
VIII It's aims and activities be bene-
fetal to me in later life?
IS the responsibility Of the school
to teach the dignity OF human per-
/ Sonality. Il Of understanding
and lack Of confidence in others
are basic in our failure as indi-
vlduals and a state and a nation to
recognize this dignity OF human
personality everywhere, Dr.. Hunt
said.
Individual freedoms are to be
guarded, she stated She pointed
out the time honored principle Of
separation Of church and state and
cautioned against any legislation
which would permit tax funds to be
used for the support OF church
schools Any slight legislation per
hitting the use of these funds for
church G hools would be the
'camel's nose under the tent
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-17
Powh atan Rally
Continued from page II


BY NAACP leader that Negros
shoFld take Attorney General Har-
rison at his word and integrate on
a wholesale basis
But, there is a way to stop this
thing. said Judge Gl'avatt. He sug-
gested that when a Judge orders in
tegration Of any school in the state.
the Governor should tell the judge
to enforce the decision. He said
such orders are against the laws
Of the state and the will Of the
people Of Virginia
He blasted the PerroW Commls-
sion for its cloak Of secrecy when
the most crucial issue for children
in the state will be made in two
weeks on the basis Of the Com
mission S recommendations. 10 h {
people Of Virginia should not be
left in the dark. because when there
is secrecy something must be wrong
that someone wants to keep from
somebody said Grayatt.
Gravatt then offered these pro-
posals
~ Divest local school boards Of
any power to assign, enroll or adj
NIT any child to any school and
to retain these powers specifically
in The General Assembly.
~ Permit every child to apply
TO the General Assembly for enroll
ment in the public school system OF
for flat educational subsidy.
80 Let the General Assembly by
vote, after recommendation from a
commission thereof, decide what
school building each child shall at
tend
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-17
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continued from page II
lotte CHI, member Of thu State
Board Of Education accepted the
for the state body. which
has overall directions Of Virginia 4
public and higher Institution school
systems. Miss Stos sel. retiring
alumnae president. presented an
in memorlam 10 Dr Cunning
ham. and Miss Barbara Ann Odon.
president Of the Student government
association. accepted the lSq-stl-
dent building tor tha Student b8-is
For her board. Mis- Morton 9aid
Virginia VIII meet the particular
needs Of the future By eleva,ing the
quality and quantity III education.
The trend toward Specialization has
created demand for gifted gen
eralists At the TOP Of TINS clan fi-
cation are teachers whose training
has includ d Both dcpth and
breadth. who have specialized to q
degree but who have not become
imprisoned By their speciality
Mast Garry Share
Looking to the future he said,
There may be some among tha
students and alumnae waa woald
prefer to have Longw9od rena!a 4
small college. and there are many
advantages III . small collaye
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-17
John NJ. Harris, 81,
Retired Farmer To
Be Buried Tuesday

John NJ, Harris. 81, retired
Panlplin farmer. died Sunday al
Southside Community Hospital He
was. born August 3, 1878 in Prince
Edward County. a son Of the late
Sam Harris and Eldonia Gillian
Harris. He was member of Beth
peor Baptist Church Of Prince Ed
ward County
Survivors include his wife. Mrs
Mary o. Harris, Of Pamplin: b $
saelsnolher. Ms Sam Harris. Of
Panlplin; two sons. John M. Har-
RS. il. Of Falmville. and james
s. Harris. Of Pamplin: one daugh-
ter Mrs Sallie II Pearce, Of Rich
mond, three sisters, Mrs. R S.
Cgute. Of Richmond. Mrs. Dayton
Dillon Of Darlington Heights. and
MIS-. J E. DinNiddie, Of Eufaula
Ala. and four grandchildren.
Funeral services vil be held at
Bethpeor Baptist Church Tuesday
Al 2 pm. VISA oullal In WestvleW
Cenetery Farmville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-17

Nevertheless, it Is the feeling Of the
administration of the college and of
the State Board that Longwood
should assume its share Of respon-
sibility for providing a college edu-
cation for the increased numbers of
students
Increasing student pressure will
necessltate the building Of a new
dormitoly every two years for the
next several biennia. The 1858 legis-
latare ropriate d funds for
another dormitory here. 1t is eX
pected construction will begin with
An thu next 10 days" MIS- Morton
aid.
The executive secretary Of the
Woman's Missionary Union Of the
Southern Baptist Convention. Dr.
Hunt further Stated ii her morning
address. Mans success in break
ing into space and into the secrets
Of power hidden in the earth places
& heavy responsibility On schools
in which minds Of youth are de-
velop2d theM attitudes shaped and
their understanding broadened
She. said that although more
knowledge is needed, it Is our duty
to know and M recognize that the
education required today Is far
more than marc knowledge. What
II needed is the matlration Of char
acter III the individual student. II
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-17
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than can ever be provided any PEN
sion plan or social security
Leaders Speak
J Barrye Wall co-chaliman with
j. W. Huntington, for the Farm
vile Area Hampden Sydney Fund
served as POSTMASTER for the cam
paign-launching dinner in the col
lege Commons
The speaker was presented by Co
Chairman Huntington. who is also
a member of the college board Of
trustees. DR.. s e ph &. Robert
Hampden Sydney president. vel
coined the guests and reminded
hem Of the cultural heritage the IN
stitution has provided the com
munity through is l30-year exist
ence.
Speaking briefly on behalf Of the
appeal were campaign divisional
leaders, w c.. Fitzpatrick. Allen
Fore. w, f Watkins, Jr., r T.
Atkinson, B. CALVIN Bass and y. B
Wall. Jl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-17
Funeral Services For
Mrs. p. r. Young To
Be Held " ednesday

Mrs. Fannie Baldwin Young. IS.
died Monday about $3.50 am. at the
home Of her son in Williamsburg
Mrs. Young is a native Of Prince
Edward County. having been born
at Pamplin. and she made her
home in Farmville, the wife Of the
late P. B. Young
Surviving are one sister, Mrs Ed
ward Slate, of Richmond. three
sons. Woodrow Young, Of Williams
burg, Bervl Young, Of Washington
N. c.. and Francis Young. of Char
lotte. n c.: and six grandchildren
Funeral services Will be held
Wednesday at , pm. at Farmyille
Methodist Church. with interment
in Westyiew Cemetery.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-17
Henry N. Maloney
Rites Held Sunday

A graveside funeral service for
Henry N Maloney. SO. of Cullen.
who died Friday. March 10, was
held Sunday afternoon at two
O'Clock in Bethlehem Presbyterian
Church cemetery.
He was a native of Charlotte
county and was the son of the late
David A. and Mary H. Maloney.
Surviving are a sister. Miss Vir-
ginia Lee Maloney. Of Cullen, and
three brothers. r H. Maloney. of
Cullen. J. C. Maloney, of Roanoke.
and DR.. George R. Maloney. Of
North Carolina.