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BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, Md OIL. 6-77O0
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL y PM
CADILLAC '5s Coupe de vllie: ali
conditioned. cobalt blue and white
All suspension. Special sA'oeb
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BEAUTIFULLY FURN. downtown
ONCE space, receptionist and tele-
phone ans. service. ST. 1880.
CENTRALLY LOCATED 600 So
It. Open space. once bldg
suitable for wholesale research,
school, studio. Air cond. avail.
e~0O pMREYFuss ri BROTHERS
1919 18th st. NV. Ma. s-05S0
CENTRALLY LOCATED, Jefferson
at 10Th st. NV. about 1000
square feet; new elevated, aif-con-
ditioned building, with parking
spaces on premises; occupancy on
tsSSecias S zoning) 3 adjoining build
modelled: about 10000 to $4,000
square Feet. Call Mr.. Andreoli
MARSTELLER- -McCABE q co.
WO. 6-l970 DE. 2-64G6 Ewes.
DESIRABLE BRIGHT OFFICES,
elev. bldgs.: conY. loc. Reasonable
rents, S25 Up.
945 Penna. ave. NV,
r st. at 9th n.w.--Atlas Bldg.
631 Penna. ave. NV.
Apply SO F st. NV, RIM. 10.
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE avail
able: new bldg, completely air
cond., with all modern eonven-
fences and maintenance. Former
tenant removed to own bldg: g
stones throw from the Capitol
and within walking distance to
railroad station: excel parkins
RTERS BLDG, 100 Indiana ave.
NV. Ex. 3-4696.
DOWNTOWN G ST. LOC. Reas
rent; newly remod. ofnces. show
rm. space or store Can be adapted
for any use MA. S-5524.
EYE ST. NV, I70O BLK.--Two
suites, 1900 and l,700 sd. It.
each, air conditioned: reasonable.
RIDDLE REALTY CO., 171S Eye
st. NV. DI. 7-7900.
MODERN ELEVATOR BLDG. cen
traily located. ideal sect. Of s..
Capitol st. Box. I64-x. Star.
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c0MMERCIAL GROUND
In Piscataway Hills
5-Acre Tracts
s4-Acre Tracts
or .AeFa Tracts

FALLS CHURCH AREA acres
with $40 it. Of frontage on Lee
highway, zoned Rural Business
Suitable for shopping center
medical building, or automobile
agency. Call LURTA BROS,
REALTORS, ia. 7-85O0, 80.
RTE. 90, HOWARD COUNTY =
acre excel. for good restaurant
motel or small shopping area. Plus
beautiful home with 10 acres
stream and lakes. Terrific poten,
RRAry tISl MT. c6 Boz A. sSscC. M9NTcoMsss e sYss
RIA. 8-2s05.
WHEATON--25,0 900 So. It.. 100 #
front: on busy street, runnniTs nnIs
LEYS, 10. 5-3434.
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aa ", CENTuRY sPEED poAT
Mn0Ann Excellent condition.
neaaonable 10. k-ltYo.
8n-IT. nAf-HUfLI cabin cruiser
-1INFua q. new mnIuf. boat IN
On, csnd. Can b nnAncsd' CT
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MONEY 70 LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS, $1,000 tx
SI5U,000 Group your debts. lower
your payts., reflnance your prop
and improvements Quick, honest
courteous service on real estate
farms, etc Only in the State oi
Maryland. Call MR.. ROBERTS
Balto.. Nd, day or nights suns
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BtuHpERRT, sia acres. AZ cult
waited. D fooms. ; heihl. AZ fqulp'
mrnt nile from Nov ntfn, N n.
slllso.oe; 1900. VIE colLtkA conn
fafNtK 0t0HnEs 60. and Anns
Arundel CO several small farms
also atFease in fO-ncfg tracls, Al
pn hard surface road. call NJ
hamilton, CN. G~hNf4 THOMAS
- lsALLEK RnALfoh Ar,
$50 Acnkst eleFiins, Va. near uev
Chnniillv tcIF lnfNn and
Charming Colonial b-heth heme
n9FVant1 quarters and lonAnt'l
house, barn. kenntla and nthei
ouibuh1lnHa, IN excellent fpndi'
toni new soninf, Ions hlahwai
and railroad frontage oncr m
usual pqssihlll ~ appoint
RsRAh, Rs.RAih 'Rls Rssruaoha hosss sss' RAAL rs
sliO per acre for this isO-aers
s-room-and-bsth. nice loofinr
inss' eglls 4 lot Tor SCI, 900.
MONTGOMERY farm Of a15 acre,
With exceptionally Ions road
frontaee, In good area, Present
nnnum Priced Al $500 per acre
PRE-crvfL WAR brick home Or
200 acres OF mostly grassland
convenient 10 super hlehway, II
beautiful eountryside; $3.50 pei
sToEE HOME Of 5 bedrooms. /:
baths; 2 acresi eexi9 Twins
room. large Kitchen and dlnlnl
room, den. s-cer earage: beautiful
aurroundines; $4,000,
E6TATE HOME. on 100 acres; Z
room modsrn tenant house, cattle
eheds, etc, close IN, S5S,bO0.
INVESTMENT LAND. Some gooc
tracts available at this time.
ROMER a Co. REALTORS
$50 N. Frederick, 0aithersburg
WI. 5000. or Waverly 0-2s33
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AUToMOBILEs FOR SALE

ALTA ROMEO '5s convertible
coupe; blue: like new; $2,705.
CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
ICES 22nd st, NV. FE. 7-2600
ANGLIA, PREFECT, C0NsU 1,
ZEPHYR, complete English Ford
deal JET ENGLISH FORD. 1884
Pa ave. s.e. Ii. 4-2300.
BORGWARD, rs 1858 sedan; By
owner, $500 miles, peri. cond.,
for quick sale, $1,000. new car
coming from Europe. TE. 6-5s95,
BUICK 40 4-dr. sedan: sos. KI.
g-0fS6 after 4:30 pm
BUICK '54. orig. owner. power st.
sos. no. 2-I4I4.
BUICK 1885 Special 2-dr. sedan,
Equipped with 7. and n: 2-tone
paint: 1-oWner car. Can finance
S7S7 for "a mos.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC:
400 Ga. Ave. IA. 9-s900-2904
BUICK 81 Roadmaster 4-door
Riviera hardtop: dynahow,. radio'
heater, power steering snd nraKes'
also power windows and seat; l4;-
900 actual miles; see to appreci-
ate. Only $2.095.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
wis. and Ellicott NV, KE. 7-130s
BUICK. 81 Roadmaster. cony.
dyna,. Wv, T. and h., good eond
sis5. NO. 7.7e55.
BUICK 1857 4-dr. Riviera: fully
equipped; i owner; S9,O49.
KIRBY'S KORNER
1900 N. 10th St, Arl.. ia. s-s3s5
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BOATS

BARGAIN-outboard motor, 1855
| Elgin, Al eond. See Mr.. JOHN
TATE. rear 635 H st. ne, Q an
to Q pm, Ii 2-9743.
| SATLBOAT - Beautiful all-varnisf
solid mahogany 20-ft. Dutch-buili
centerboard day sailer and trailer
Like new. RA, 6-227l. ST. 3-20S0
TERRIFIC 10.ft. inboard ski boa,
and trailer; new glass bottom; 10l
h.p. Gray; $3.50. IA. 2-727S.
TRANSFERRED INLAND. Must sell
my I7@ Seaskif1. GraymaTine In
board engine. trailer. Equipped
for trolling. Sacrifice. $1,000. ia,
5-5112. 13s
WANT A COMPLETE OUTEOARr
RIG for iessa Compare my price,
Call GUY GROVES, RE. 7-2121,
lift. sPEEDLINER RUNABOUT,
remote steering and controls, 35-
hp. Evinrude; trailer: water skis.
Excel. cond. Spare 1919 22ia-h.p
Evinrude, good running cond.,
thrown in free. OIL. 6-0S31.
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OFFICES. STUDIOS Tor REM

AIR COND. .--sgle. rms. or suites,
plenty of free parking, conven.
located in Falls Church. LARCH-
MONT REALTY CO., INC, JE. A.
1900. RA. 3-6736.
ARL,-2 furn. adjoining ofices in
suitable for Insurance, Engineer
Independent Broker or desk space.
Close-in. good location. Parking
area. Reas. rent. IA. 2-5S93.
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FOR PROFESSIONAL or bus
fness use. Ideal location.
Large air-conditioned ONCE
with attractive and spacious
foyer entrance. Completety
redeeorated. Private bath
Second fioor, facing Conn
ave. See MRS. REYNOLDS
in dress shop on street hoor
after IL an. 1923 Con-
neeticut avenue Phone
CO. 5-2931 for further
info.
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HEART OF SIIyER sPRING =
Modern Aforementioned ofices $50
a. Il. JU. 7-7SSU. weekdays.
MI RAINTER. MD.-1st-fir., mod
.s-rm. suite: also single ONCE
parking: nr. post once, bank, bus.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
INDUsTRTAL GROUND

Lo ted within 5 minutes OF 14th
St. Bridge adjacent to No. | hwy,
eiOse-in Arlington County. Over
800 #. front on paved street with
all utilities in Can furnish from
20.0Oti to 59,0Ot sq. it. at rea-
sonable price Call MFR. Haas.
WEINBERG 81 BUSH, INC
REALTORS
1925 H st. NV. Ma. $4,000
9 ACRES, INDUSTRIAL; corner
Wash -Balto. pkwy. and Keni.'
scoFIELD. JU. S-421O.
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19 UNITS
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

BUILDING BARGATN-owner must
sell business and home. Excel
Montg County address. Store with
apt above, occupied BY owner who
operates grocery store. Worth over
sos, 900 but will take a lot less
Everything goes. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE, JU. 9-1l03.
OFFICE - Groom used-car office
Insulated. Built-in hestinp system
$3.50. CONTINENTAL MOTORS
LTps 140l r. /. ave. ne CO
WISCONSIN AVE. BETHESDA
Commercial site. 125 It,
on Wis. ave. and WoodHlont
ave, $4,000 50. IT.: 1l0-ft.
height. Ofnces. store. motor
hntei; $40 psr r.. Mr.. Poole
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC.
Ma. S-Q300 Res, EN-. 3-1146
18th AND FLORIDA AVE. NV,
S1I.500. Store and . apts. real
aileys monthly tenant; individually
heated C-N-3 coming. NE. S-1ESI
EN-. 3-354S ewes. JOHN r. HoKE
1st COMMERCIAL-N.W.
Brick-sl5.e5n. ist-n. store rent
Cd st $50: 2nd-n. apt. rented fol
WEISS & SToLAR. INC.
Ex. 3-5340. 0 til 0
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ATTENTION nursef1msns idsal H.
win teof I 'lbsdrm. hemf. cal
Nrs siSed wlik LAitp b. 6coIi
RaALiph sq, ss s-osao' ewes sns
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BUYER. cash today or viii sell
rent for you, Free appraisal. WH
6-1910, D1cKEY'6. AP. 7-60e0
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS, II. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO
A BONUS PRICE paid for desirable
ID c. and s.. 8 homes. All cast
paid ST. 3-0066.
GET our CASH OFFER then shoI
7-i633; Ju. 5-0775; OIL. 2-l613
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AVAILABLE JUNE /, g.
room suite, air conditioned,
overlooking Dupont circle,
parking next to building;
free use Of conference room,
private rest rooms. Apply
manager, DUPONT CIRCLE
BLDG, AD. 4-3200.
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WAREHOUSES F0R REM

COLLEG.. PARK, MD, nr. airport.
3)x40-ft masonry and steel con-
struction, 1oned light Industrial:
/ block on B. g. o. Railroad; S10n
per mo. Call WE. 5-b971. S-5
Monday throueh Friday.
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'jsI BANK S''i iRlEPT'oeSssSEssIoN 4
fssSS'PP,FI g no ISs 2
DISCOUNT MOTOR SALES
EAST-WEST MOTORS

lloo and liS7 H'-W AEy,.,
cHRYsLER '56 1900" hardtop:
power steering brakes, windows
and seat: radio, heater, push
button drive. leather upholstefy,
Wv tires, beautiful black dnish,
exceptionelly low milease, one
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

nUsINEssMAN seeks office space.
4 room; will share receptionist-
faerftarV. preferably near stat
Ier: ~ July us. XII 0-1b5B'
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& ''SSiTs-'WtSIEST s'tSI MOTORS
IlOO and lIs7 E.-w Hwy,

5llteI DpIink. no. 49,, ~ y 1000,
CHRYsLER '55 $500 sport coupe;
this Is an immaculate hand-bullt
3s.OOO-mi. car that. Is fully
equipped. This car has never
been raced and Is IN such perfect
To Be fully appreciated; 1925.
HYBLA VALLEY MOTORS, 2alA
Richmond hwys Alex. Va. so.
k-A0fl0
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sco
JEWELERS. AND sILVERsMITHs SINCE 1874

Woshinston
lin & + Streets. Northwest
Open Mon TUeS.. ond Wed
o.A5 AN 10 Q PM
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Chevy Chose Center. Nd
Wisconsin o. WesIerr Ave
Opsr Men Tvss and Wed
10 AN 10 . PM
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Weekend
Parties for
Young Set

Mrs. Perle Mesta was back
in Washington yesterday, en-
tertaining at a luncheon for
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Miller's
debutante daughter. Marta.
The party, a luncheon at
tended by about 20 of Mar
ta's young friends, was held
at the Sulgrave Club.
The pretty brunette debu-
tante wore a brown and
black checked wool suit and
carried a black fox muff.
A student at Wellesley Col
lege, she was presented to
society last spring at a re-
ception given by her parents
in the Washington Club.
The Millers met Mrs. Mes
ia in 1913. during the plan
ming of President Truman S
Inauguration, and they've
been good friends since. Ma
tives of Texas, the couple has
lived here for 18 years.
Miss Harriette Harvin
Risher was honored by her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wesley Risher. at a Christ
mas Ball in the Congression-
al Country Club Saturday
night.
Approximately 10 couples
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ed Miss Grace Fakes of New
York and Mrs. William Cra-
ton Guthrie, Mrs. James Fin
is Hooker and DR.. James Fin
is Hooker III of Fort Worth,
Texas.
Mrs. Hooker. AIMS grand
mother, and DR.. Hooker, her
uncle, are entertaining for
her at a supper dance this
evening at the Washington
Golf and Country Club.
Another party in her honor
will be a tea December 30 to
be given by Mrs. Horace j.
Reio.
Blonde Ann is a freshman
at Mount Vernon Junior COL
lege and brunette Nancy is a
freshman al Mary Washing =
ton College.
Evening star., 1959-12-21

Although the host and
hostess were in Hawaii, a
dinner party at the Sulgrave
Club last night went of as
they had planned it.
A change of orders to
Honolulu, Hawaii earlier this
year prevented Col. and Mrs.
Robert French Evans from
being present for the din
ner honorin., two of the sea-
sons debutantes, the Misses
Robin and Anne Boyle Boil
ton-Smith, and Miss Harriet
Strong.
But the honorees' parents
acted as proxy hosts. In the
receiving line with the three
young ladies were Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlile Bolton-Smith,
and Marine Corps Brig. Gen.
Cretired) and Mrs. Philip G..
Strong.
The Evans are old family
friends of the Bolton-Smiths
and had planned the party
following the twins Joint
debut first at a small party
held by their parents last
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ternal grandmother, Mrs.
Grace M. Anderson. was
present, as was her paternal
prardnother, Mrs. j. Holt
Wright.
morrow nigh the
EwingS will present thtlr
daughter to the debutante
group at a ball in the Chevy
Chase Club. Lester Lanln's
orchestra will play for the
event.
Miss Ewing was graduated
cum laude last June from
Holton- Arms School, where
she was president of the Ath-
letic Association. She is now
a student at Wellesley Col
lege.
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attended the dance and
among the guests were many
of Miss Risher's friends from
out of town.
Her house guests included
Miss Mary Anne MacNeal
of Chestertown, Md: Miss
Elizabeth Showers of West
minister. Miss Diana Dun
ham of Salisbury, Miss
Mary-Bye briggs of New
York City and Miss Mar
garet Fite of Gainesville,
Ga, Miss Pam Richards Of
Spartanburg. S. c., and Miss
Jan Endrizi Of Allenbury, Pa.
The honor guest wore an
emerald green, off-the-
shoulder ball gown with a
Christmas corssge. Her moth
er was dressed in a taupe
gown, also set off by seasonal
flowers.
Receiving with the Rishers
were Judge Noble johnson,
Chief Judge of the Courts of
Customs and Patent Appeals,
and Mrs. Johnson. and Mr..
Birch Bayh, Administrative
Director of the District
Schools.
The club was bright with
Christmas decorations and
champagne punch was served
with the traditional holiday
dishes on the buffet.
Miss Risher is a student at
st. Mary's Seminary Junior
College in st. Mary's City.
Md.
Evening star., 1959-12-21
Mary Jean
Has a
Birthday
BY the Associated Press

Little Mary Jean Eisen-
hover. the Presidents grand
daughter observed her fourth
birthday today while her par
entS were still on the good
will tour.
But she had a pre-birthday
visit yesterday from her
grandmother, Mrs. Mamie
Eisenhower, who went to
Gettysburg, Pa, from the
White House.
Mary Jean, youngest of the
four Eisenhower grandchil-
dren, probably will get some
special attention after her
parents, Maj. and Mrs. John
Eisenhower, arrive home to-
morrow night.
And there1l be another
birthday celebration in the
family after Christmas. Her
sister Susan turns 8 on De-
cember 81.
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Misses Guthrie, Glover
Presented in VIRGINIA

Miss Ann Fakes Guthrie
and Miss Nancy Lee Glover
were presented to society
yesterday at a reception in
Holly Hills. Vienna, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cra-
ton Guthrie, jr., and Mrs
Mervin Wilbur Glover gave
the 3-to-6 party for their
daughters at the Guthries'
residence.
The hosts had invited a
number of their mutual
friends, with the guests also
including a contingent from
the young set. Among the
latter we're all of the debS to
be presented tomorrow at the
Arlington Assembly's Holly
Ball in 1856, and AIMS
Nancy will bow.
Nancy's sister Mary, who
was presented at the Holly
Ball in 1856, and Nancy's
younger brother. William
Grafton Guthrie, III, assisted
in greeting the guests.
Both debutantes were in
white yesterday, AIMS prin-
cesS-Style dress being of Ital-
ian silk brocade and Nancy's,
a wool sheath. The latter's
bouquet was of holly with
baby white orchids and Ann s
bouquet was of holly with red
camelliaS.
Small holly corsages also
were worn by four young
assistant hoStesses - Merrill
Mason, Joan Henry. Lynne
Thomas and Jeanne Sands.
Mrs. Guthrie's dress was
of Mediterranean blue silk
brocade and Mrs. Glover
chose a sheath of emerald
green peau de sole.
Green and white were car
ried out in the Christmas
decorations and in the artist
ic floral arrangements done
by Mrs. Edward Martell, a
friend of Mrs. Guthrie.
Asked to alternate at the
punch bowl were Mrs. Jerome
Cope, Mrs. William Landon
Mason, Mrs. John r. Rich
ardson and Mrs. Horace J.
Reid.
Out-of-town guests includ-
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at Smith College, they both
attended Potomac School in
their earlier years; then went
separate ways to prep school.
Anne to Miss Porter's School
in Pennington, Conn. and
Robin to the Shipley School
in Bryn Mawr.
The party which was just
for young people was held in
the ballroom of the Sulgrave
Club festively dressed in hol-
iday decor. Sidney'S Orches-
ira played music throughout
the dinner. A highlight of
the dinner was entertainment
by the fuckers, famous
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mind-reading act imported
from New York especially for
the occasion.
Also on hand for the party
were the twins two brothers,
Mr.. Hardy Patten, a first
year law student at the Uni
verSity of Virginia, and Mr..
Carlile Bolton Smith, who
came from New York for the
event.
Out-of-town guests includ-
ed Miss Madeleine Lynch OF
Cedarhurst. Long Isla n d,
N. Y: Miss jeanne Killorap
of Wilmington. Del. and MI.
Charles Blair of New York.
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Dinner Party Honors
Misses Bolton Smith

June, then at a tea dance at
the Sulgrave Club.
Blond haired Robin and
chestnut-haired Anne both
wore red rose peau de sole
bouffant dresses with match
ing red satin slippers. and
white gloves and pearls.
Now in their freshman year
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ma
rion Ewing introduced their
daughter Linda Tucker to
about 200 friends yesterday
at a reception in their Ken
wood home.
Mrs. Ewing and her daugh-
ter, who was presented at the
tenth annual Debutante Co.
tillion and Thanksgiving Ball
last month, stood in the
foyer to receive the guests.
Miss Ewing wore a tea
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Linda Tucker Ewing
Honored by Parents

dance gown of blue velvet
and carried a pink and white
heart-shaped nosegay. Her
mother had chosen a cocktail
gown of black lace over ice
blue satin and wore a cor
sage of white orchids.
Assisting Mrs. Ewing at the
5-to-8 O'Clock party were
Mrs. Frank Russell, Mrs.
Fleming Bomar, Mrs. Fred
Seaton and Mrs. Northcutt
Ely. The debutante'S ma
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-04
Amelia Farmers
Favor Wheat Controls

Final results of the referendum
held on July % showed that q
Amelia county farmers voted in fav-
or of quotas and four against.
Results OF a referendum h e
July %, in the commercial wheat
states show that farmers for the
seventh consecutive year approved
a marketing quota program. this
time for the 1860 wheat crop.
With the approval Of marketing
quotas for the 1860 wheat crop a
farmer who complies with his farm
wheat allotment will be eligible for
price support loans based on ma
tional average of at least SLIT per
bushel representing Is per cent of
parity. The support price of wheat
in Virginia is usually somewhat
higher than the natioal level, rang
ing from $l.98 to $20l per bushel
on the 1859 crop.
All farmers received 1860 wheat
allotment notices prior TO voting
in the referendum
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-04
Catholic Motor
Chapel To Visit
POwhatan County

The Catholic Motor Chapel we'll
known throughout Virginia for the
past 20 years will visit PoWhatan
for series Of programs. August 4
the Rev. William G.. Marley. who
is in charge Of the area, announced
today
Outdoor religious programs for
all the people Of the area will be
presented each night at 8. Conduct
ing the programs. will be two
Catholic priests. Father Richard
Dollard and Father John Cliinski. of
Richmond Diocesan Mission Band.
The program consists of the
answering of all questions concern
ing religion and the Bible placed in
the question box. talk each eve
ming upon some teaching Of Jesus
in sacred scripture. and a religious
motion picture upon some event in
the life Of Jesus. A different movie
will be shown each night.
The purpose Of the Motor Chapel's
visit to PoWhatan. Father Marley
explained, is to create a spirit of
good will, cooperation and better
understanding among people of all
faiths. The programs each night
are educational. aiming to explain
and correct the many misunder-
standings that have arisen in re-
gard to the teachings Of Jesus Christ
and the beliefs and practices Of
the Catholic Church The priests
have been carrying on the work
with the Motor Chapel for the past
20 years. They have Travelled the
State, stopping in towns and vii
lagos where there are no Catholic
Churches nor resident Catholic
priests.
Since the work is supported by
the Catholics of Virginia, the pro-
grams are presented free Of charge
no collections will be taken up nor
anything sold
The program are held in the open
being conducted from the rear plat
form Of the Motor Chapel. Those
who attend may either sit in their
own cars or use the chairs which
are provided While in P0whatan.
the Motor Chapel will be located on
the lot next to the Court House on
Route l3
Everyone both Catholic and non
Catholic. is invited to attend the
programs and to be conducted
through this novel combination
church and home On wheels
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-04
.Mor1.v,,en,

Mr.. and Mrs. Macoln Dawson and
his father, c. w. Dawson, Of Amelia
left Friday to visit friends and rela-
tives in and around Mt. Airy, N. C.
David Sebra. of Richmond. spent
week with his cousin. Bobby
Stockner in Amelia.
Mrs. Ida Stockner is staying with
her son, Harold Stockner, and
family during the summer months
Sterling Morris, Of Midlothian,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ned Morris. Saturday, he spent the
night with Billy and Douglas Daw-
SON.
Mrs. Robert Coleman and daugh-
ter. Faith of Richmond. visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Nor
ris, Sunday
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs Ned Nor
ris on Monday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Coldiron, Of Burkeville and
Mrs. Coldiron's brother, Fra
Neal. Of Tennessee.
Mrs Alease Thomas and boys
spent Sunday with Mrs. Ruth Stock
ner and family
Mr.. and MIS-. Robert Coleman
and daughter. Faith. and Mr. and
Mrs Ned Morris, of Amelia, spent
a few days visiting places of in
terest in the Shenandoah Valley
They visited the Caverns of LTay
the Zoorama, other caves and mu-
seums. They reported having a very
nice trip
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-04
Green Boy News
Large Peach Crop
Keeps Pickers
Busy As Bees

Peaches are ripe and the pickerS
are as busy as bees. getting the
luciOus fruit ready for market.
There seems to be a bumper crop
this year.
The Weavers celebrated h e ir
annual family reunion at Goodwin
Lake. Sunday. Seventy five rela-
tives and friends attended, and all
had a happy time.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Weaver and
children. Chuck, Jr and Cindy,
Mrs. E. NJ Weaver. Mrs Betty
Jean Yeattes and Jackie Sue are
spending a few days in Arlington
and Washington with relatives.
Mi. and Mrs. H. E. WATSON and
daughters. of Williamsport, Pa.
spent several days last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Weaver
other recent visitors Of the
Viewers were Mrs. j. w. Powell
and Janet Harris, of Panama City.
Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selwyn Cheatham.
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don Milestone and son. Dale. of
Richmond. are spending sever a!
days at Mays Head They anticipate
some good fishing
Mrs. F. D. Richardson. Of Rich
mond. visited Mrs. L. T Nunnally,
Thursday. Miss Lily Hardaway and
Mrs. Halowell Hardaway. of Crewe
were also visitors.
Mrs. David Beck, Of Burkeville,
visited her daughter. Mrs H. q.
Weaver. Wednesday.
Mrs. Bruce Hayden and children.
of Victoria, spent Thursday with
her parents, Mr. and MIS-. Willie
Price.
Mrs. Paul MAINS and son. Pat,
Of Bowling Green. recently visited
her parents, Mi. and Mrs L. n.
Nunnally