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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
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pcated logistics event the
100 volunteers.
instance the Grace Methodist Church of Gathers
craftsmanship of Mrs M Edgar Allen, of Gaithersburg.
Mrs Allen has supervised about five suppers alone and
perhaps many more with the aid of others.
Homemakers who find hard get all the ingredients
Of meal the family dinner table while everything is
still hot could learn lesson from Mrs Allen.
She and her helpers planned their most recent dinner
for 600 persons Thanks experience the anticipated
number almost achieved
committee in charge of buying chickens purchased
100 hreepound fyers for $780, Then the committee
down Friday morning the churchs newly remodeled
kitchen and cleaned and inspected the chickens
The pieces turned to two hired par
ticuarly to fry them. They hired job
took IL hours to finish and the chchwomen could
spare that much time.
Meanwhile ladies all the parish baking straw
berry shortcake and lemon pies for dessert while others
carefully tended freshbaked rolls (200 consumed
Twelve fresh hams purchased for $50 and again.
church took them home cooked them on
stoves
Another committees job was to purchase 225 pounds
of potatoes ($20) and that they peeled boiled
and ready for sprgs of fresh green parsley
Still other ladies bought II No. 10 size of beets
galloncans string shredded pounds of
bage for coleslaw.
BY $3.50 last Saturday morning, everything in we'll
ordered confusion in the church kitchen hustled
Continued Page B6)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
Fishing
to
Be Held

A fishing rodeo for young.
sters between the ages Of 8 and
Is will be held July /, 2 and 3,
at the Izaak Walton League
Pond near Burtonsville,
Sponsors Of the event are the
Silver Spring and Bethesda Jun.
ior Chambers Of Commerce In
cooperation with the County
Recreation Department
The rodeo will be held each
day from 10 am. until 3 pm.
Free bus transportation will be
provided from county recreation
centers. Only children with
written permission may go on
the trips.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
BY Steed Evans
staff Rennrtnr

Probably among the Oldest American customs the church
supper be traced back to the Thanksgiving of the i'm
migrant Pilgrims
1t is understandable that the church. central of
communal life in the pioneers America the place to
gather for feasts well as for spiritual guidance.
Over the generations other forms of feasting have
sprung up outside of the church, the picnic barbecue fish
fry, clam bake, oyster roast and lately the lookout
And now, in Montgomery County, the old fashioned
church supper is coming back into its with dashes of
modern eating habits included.
Is probably not fair to imply that church in
the county only becoming popular. They have
been favorte weekend activity many But they
do appear to be riding the crest of popularity
Just last week IL of them listed in the coming
events column of the Sentinel Even have appeared
in other issues.
glance at the parked outside church serving
supper will show that the institution has reached down
into the District Washington residents have learned that
they can't possibly duplicate the fare they receive for double
the price in city restaurant
The Sentinel regularly receives telephone calls from
nonsubcrbers who have heard of the suppers
bring their families out
What they taste, while cusomariy delicious,
reveal what goes into these church suppers
First of ALL the suppers served to make money for
church activity need Secondly, all of the work
is done by with few exceptions The food truly
homecooked
Then committees selected carry through the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
DeadLines Pushed
FOrWard 24 Hours

Due to the long holiday
weekend next week, The Sen.
tineI will 20 TO press one day
early. Accordingly, all news
and advertising headlines will
be pushed forward "a hours.
Your cooperation will be mp.
preciated.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
Fichtner Wins
$3.50 Award

Wayne Fichtner, OF Kensing.
ton, an administrative officer
in the Geologic Division of the
Department of the Interior, has
been awarded $3.50 In recogni.
ton of his superior performance
in executing intricate tasks in
the field Of geophysics.
He was one of % employees OF
the Interior Department to re-
ceive cash awards under the
Governments incentive pro
gram
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
Friends Auction

A public auction featuring a
wide variety Of furniture, house.
hold and other items viii be
sponsored by the Sandy Spring
Friends Meeting at The High.
lands, former home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert II. Miller, jr., on
Colesville I'd. on July II start.
Ing at 10 am. Proceeds will ben.
eft the meetings building and
school fund.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
India Trip Told

u. s. Air Force Colonel Lin
scott Hall will describe his ex-
cavation Of Indian remains In
Illinois and Missouri at 8
o'clock tonight at a meeting Of
the Archaeological Society of
Maryland. The meeting will be
held in the Civic Room at the
First Federal Savings and Loan
Association, S216 Wisconsin
ave-, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1959-10-04
i'm the desert

tracks were made by British force which
on December u, 1910, left Cairo to join
up with the Free French under General
Leclerc in Central Africa.
The Eighth Army motorized force made
long end run to evade the southernmost
of Rommel's patrols, and successfully
rendezvoused with small French detach-
ment in the Tibesti Mountains. They
were the only 79 vehicles which could
ever have crossed here.
The lost discovery
But what had the crew of LADY Be
Good" done at the crossroads? Had they
turned left or right? Or had they con.
tinued north?
To find out, the Army search team and
Kara had to set down base camp at the
crossroads in July and map search COW
ering 1000 square miles. Methodically,
they crisscrossed this square.
On the day few in they had just made
their last discovery - an eighth chute
marker. The nine airmen had turned left
at the crossroads. But in few miles, cer-
tainly to the flyers dismay, the trail of the
big column angled towards the south. So
just to the north Of the big track they left
the eighth marker, pointing north again
= towards the distant sea that they must
have believed was just over the horizon.
Also at this point the searchers found a
parachute pack, on it stenciled the name
Guy E. Shelley. Staff Sergeant Shelley was
the Assistant Engineer of LADY Be Good"
The searchers also found heap Of para
chute shroud lines, cut into tiny lengths.
Perhaps the airmen intended to leave a
Evening star., 1959-10-04

trail of bits of line behind as they struck
out from the tracks. Or perhaps one of
the men, half-crazed by heat and thirst,
simply cut them in his madness, for no
good reason.
A few miles beyond the eighth chute the
first tall, crested dunes extend their fingers
into the pebbled desert. Beyond these
dunes are others, higher, for this is the
edge of the terrible Sand Sea of Calanscio.
1t may be that the nine young men, see-
ing these dunes ahead, and recalling how
dunes dot the seashore, thought the sea
lay just over the crest. If so, perhaps they
had enough strength remaining to scram-
bic to the top of the first one.
A SEQ Of sand
They had already gone beyond the
limits of human endurance. They had no
right, those who know the desert say, 10
get as far as the eighth arrow. If they
couldn't make it to the first dune, their
bodies would probably have been found.
But if they made it, if they entered the
sea of sand, then they are gone forever.
The sand of the dunes = the Arabs call it
feSh-f flesh is fine and soft and clinging.
And it moves. 1t has covered cities and
oases, and stranded caravans. 1t covers all.
A final search using a special light hell
copter, flown into the Sahara in the belly
of big Air Force transport, has yielded
no new clues.
As write this, it appears that the crew
of LADY Be Good" did get to the Sand
Sea, and that the desert has taken them,
and holds them, and always will hold
them. - The Ead
Evening star., 1959-10-04
Relief! When
Nose fills up
SpoiIsSIeep!

It's wonderful the way a few drops
of Vicks Va-tro-nol bring relief
when your nose fills up al night.
Spoils sleep. Va-tro-n0l acts 10 to is
times faster than dec0ngestAnt tab
lets comforts hours longer than
wafery sprays.
In seconds. Va-tro-nol shrinks
swollen membranes. clears conges-
ton. You can breathe again :.
sleep again. Get it at drug counters.
Ncl<s a4runOl sSss. sSss
Evening star., 1959-10-04
Relief! When
Nose fills up
Sleep!

Its wonderful the way few drops
of Vicks Va-tro-nol bring relief
when your nose fills up at night,
spoils sleep. Va-tr0-nol acts 10 to rs
times faster than dee0ageStznf tab
lets comforts hours longer than
watery sprays.
In seconds, Va-tro-nol shrinkS
swollen membranes, clears congeS-
ton. You can breathe again -
sleep again. Get il at drug counters.
Ncl<sV sVatro-nol SSsss SSss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
EXCLUSIVE WITH
GORDIN-MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

7O61 Brookiield Plaza
Springfield, Virginia
Fleetwood $4,000
e31 North Glebe Road
Arlington. virginia
Jackson $4,000
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Alexandria, virginia
South $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

1917 Quaker Lane
Alexandria, Virginia
King 1890
Lee Highway CRte. 2p-211)
Fairfax, Virginia
Crescent 1850
U. s. l at Route 1913
WOODBRIDGE, virginia
Dial 703-Gypsy 4-6090
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HOUSES 70 BUILD

ARCHITECT-BUILDER viii design
home 10 iit your needs and
custom build u on your lot.
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FAIRFAX AREA
S27.500

Four-leyel brick split. Entrance foyer, living
room 18th picture window. fireplace; separate
(walk-in closets in master bedroom, ga
baths. twin layatory. in master bath, pine
to huge patio. Tall trees in rear, beautiful
shrubbery Open Sunday I pm till dark.
From 18th st. bridge, out Arlington blvd. to
Fairfax Circle. around circle TO Rte. 237, 10
trafne light in Fairfax town. Turn left on 236
spprox; liz miles 70 Es;ei r.; on eit 'Li i'.
left 10 house. CIR. 3-4560.
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FAIRFAX TOWN
S25,900 to $29, 500

Lovely brick ramblers and split,lsyes near
bi hSs'e bS SsSsT cSo e hs %
places, carports. lovely big kitchens. most
halls IN many.all custom built with loads
lot Open Saturday and Sunday pm TIL
t4 dark, Prom 14th st. bridge, out Rte so
to Fairfax circle, continue 29-211-50 10
. hrst tTafhc light (Rte 1921, turn left on 1873
fax to MarlSoToneh rd Par and ssn cR slSso
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YOUR GUIDE TO
BETTER LIVING
tAREAs INDICATED ARE GENERAL
ALEXANDRIA
$23,950

Immediate occupancy, brick rambler on
den or ard SedroOm fun baths. al sialee
dream kitchen with everything; barbecue
pit. large jalousied winter-summer porch
schools, churches and shopping. Will trade
for Investment property. vacant land. etc.
ST. bridge, out Shirley highway. to Rte
overpass, bear left over hishwsy to second
traffic Light, bear left on Braddock I'd, APP
prox. 1 mi, left on Windsor ave-, TO house,
EOS on right. XII. $3.50.
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LINCOLNIA

10 minutes to Seven Corners convenient TO
schools, buses New contemporary split-level
Living room, fireplace, separate dining area.
modern kitchen; many oak cabinets: reerea-
Dashboard hot-WateT heat. IA. 10000.
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MCLEAN
4 ACRES

Genteel country living, minutes from D. C.
via soon-to-be-completed new Rte. 1913. Cen
erous entrance foyer and center hall, 30-ft.
living room, wall-to-wall carpetinR, marble
hrepiaces, paneled den, 5 bedrooms. 4lz baths
glorious kitchen, l3-ft breakfast room, formal
dining room, 35-ft. screened porch full base
ment with fireplace in huge recreation area;
wine cellar. workshop, underhouse garage. full
stairway to attic. ia. $1,000.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.


cedar-shinsied rambler. lie. iiv
s s din Ma.5 ,m' f s:a TIstoys wa r siE
lot, concrete patio. I6x2l; yene.
tian blinds. alum, storm doors.
Si1,250. so. b-2531.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
S15,950

staeSed geni saraRe Sn pSs p ao
psneled den or Bird bedroom, lift. kitchen
with disposal and double sink Over fa-acre
patios Fenced rear yard. Convenient to bus.
shopping and school. Open Saturday and
drive west on Rte. so to FIRST trafic light
SAnnandale rdl. turn left. then turn right on
right on olenroy circle to house. 1908.
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

WH1OPsl Another brick rambler.
maxine your family In this ex-
celltntly-kept, 3-bedroom, ALL
brick rambler. large living room
with fireplace that burns but
doesn't smoke; all masonry de-
taehed garage with extra wide,
all-concrete drive and 12x13 patio,
Close 10 schools and churches,
swimming pool within watkins
distance. Your family deserves
all this and the many other con-
y psnssS Dr Se e s A sss VIE YEE
REALTY. INC. DU. $4,000.
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ALEXANDRIA
SIS $50

New custom built brick rambler Quiet eul-de-
sac, spacious center hall, 1923 living room,
fireplace. 14-ft. dining room. kitchen with all
the latest accessories: den, bedrooms,
tiled baths, 22-ft. recreation room, garage,
patio. Walk 70 bus convenient to shopping.
Open Saturday and Sunday / pm. till dark.
Drive out Shirley highWay 70 Shirlinston
turnoff, around circle to Quaker lane; con-
tinue on Quaker lane for / "a miles to Trinity
st., turn right and continue across Duke st.
70 coekren st., right to house. XII. $3.50.
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SPRINGFIELD AREA
S17,500

Immediate possession. 81 900 down conven-
tional. New brick rambler, 20xl5 living
room, fireplace, separate dining room, eye
level oven, birch cabinets. disposal, kitchen,
three bedrooms: walk-out basement: Dashboard
hot-water heat; Ha-acre wooded lot Only 2
minutes from Shirley highway. Open Saturday
and Sunday, / pm. to dark. South on Shirley
highway TO Springfield turmoil, left over high
way on FTanconia I'd. to LIST right past Lois
0ordin-Mensh signs. FL. 4-S60O.
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GROVETON


Full-basement, brick Cape Cod, on 2e0-ft lot.
Many fruit trees, shade trees. shrubbery
Assume AZ GI loan; 24-ft living room. 3
bedrooms. large dining area, tile bath. 9x12
kitchen. front porch: Convenient TO bus and
shopping SO. 6-6790
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
tcoNfINutDl

WANT once bldg. 10, 600 AL N or
commercial ground for bide' Rena
2; g. property. Ii. S-s2ss week:
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WOODBRIDGE
S22,500

Custom brick rambler on Hs-acre wooded lot
22-ft. living room with fireplace. equipped
kitchen, 2 bedrooms, full bath; 1sx32 recrea-
ton room in fun basement. Beautiful breeze
way, garage, storm windows and screens;
Dashboard hot-water heat; nice shrubbery.
Dial 703, GY. 10000.
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SPACE
OPEN 2 TIL 6
LUCAS REALTY

DIRECTIONS: Columbia Pike past
Lake Bancroft, about AG-mile to
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CORNER STORE

300 Ga. ave. n.w.-cor. store In
tersection Ca. and N. II. ave;
l.640 So. II. with fun bsmt,, rein.
ioEced floors: zoned ca. RA.
Inquire at Cleaners Next Door
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CORNER STORE
SILVER SPRING

H| E8SasGE 49, SsSS re
FLOWER AVENUE. REASONABLE
BENT CALL Mr.. ROSE. EMER-
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STORES F0R RENT

coLgM.IA PIKE, ARL.-ons stor.
ter, IN the midst OF the densest
area In VI. size 80 BY 6b; excel.
for ladies' wear. sports wear or
family shoes, or other types Of
Safeway, Peoples, 5 a 10, and
many others. Avail. Immediately.
Wnndls5ssBERo BROS. REALTY, IA.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11

ANTIOCH, Dec. l0-Mrs. A. j.
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Neal
Smith have had as guests recently
Rev. and Mrs. Tremble, Mrs. Les
lie Lane. of Dendron, John Smith.
Mr.. Powell and Miss Janice Smith.
Of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Ebert
Womack, Of Washington Mrs. En-
ma Norvell and Jeanne, Of Farm
lille, also their mother. Mrs. Jeter
Smith in the same home and also
Teter C. Smith, Jr., of Hyattsville.
Md. and Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard
smith and son, Of University Park.
Nd.
Miss Drue Noel, Of Lynchburg,
spent from Thursday until Sunday
night with her mother. Mrs. c. M.
Noel and sister, Mrs. Mamie N
Ingle and Peggy. Also visiting Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Tim
berlake. Of Farmville.
Mrs. Marvin Johnson, OF N W
Canton. visited her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. H. G. Brown. Saturday
afternoon.
Rev. Tremble preached here SIM
day morning to very good con-
gregation. Mary Jane accompanied
him.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11
Mrs. Flippen
Receives Life
Membership Pin

SUNNYSIDE. Dec l0-The mem
bers of Hobson's Chapel WSCS held
their regular meeting Thursday in
the home of Ben Allen and his sis
tiers, Miss Haynie Allen and Mrs.
Kent Flippen. The Society present
ed Mrs F'lippen with life mem
bership pin which signifies years of
service and faithfulness to the
Christian work of the church and
missions.
S. NJ. Jamerson. Jr., has entered
Mcclure Hospital for treatment.
We hope that his stay viii not be
q long one.
Mrs. Sallie Ingle has returned
home after a short visit with her
sister in Portsmouth. Mrs. Ingle
continues to improve slowly and was
able to attend services at Hob
sons Chapel Sunday much to the
Joy of her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Y Mason. of
Boykins, are spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Garrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ Jamerson
and Billy and Peggy Lee visited
the Robert Jamersons in Hopewell,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs C. J. Allard and
children were at their home here
for the week end. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Allard are enrolled for Satur-
day class at Longwood while teach
ing at Varina.
Mrs. Lucy Horst and Miss Flor
ence Morrison. Of Richmond, were
home this week.
Mrs. Herbert Goodman attended
the annual banquet for Farmville
Herald correspondents at the Wya-
noke Hotel Saturday night. T hi 5
get-together of the correspondents
with the Herald staff is always a
highlight of the year.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11
Dear Santa /.

Dear Santa,
1t has been a year since daddy
wrote you for me, SO ! am having
him do it again this year. but ]
told him no more Of those silly
poems.
After watching all those Fairy
Tales on television, / would like to
have a crown and a cape for my
very own. This will be the thing for
me as Mornmy says I am her prin-
cess. | would also like to have a
diamond ring like the one Uncle
John gave me, and I promise not
to lose this one. | am trying very
hard to learn to tell time so a
watch might be the very thing to
help me along. If you have an ex-
ira doh for a little girl. 1t will be
very nice Of you to bring 1t. That
is enough for this year. and I
thank you very much. Love,
Kathy jarrett
Farrnville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11
Dear Santa

Dear Santa.
I've been pretty good boy this
year. l was wondering u you
might bring me some toys. Here
are few hints for what I'd like:
electric train. Remco pin machine.
watch and Some candy.
have a baby sister this year
50 would you bring some toys for
her. She's still kind Of little but I
think she'd enjoy rubber dolly
(she likes to chew, music box and
a teddy bear. Her name by the
way is Jill.
Thank you very much.
Jackie and Jill Peery
FWmville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11
Dear Santa Claus.

want 4 rifle that loads toy
shells. has telescope and sling
Don't forget my sister. Sheriff.
She is almost two years old. She
wants a carriage for her big doll.
Sherri and like to play doctor.
50 please bring us a doctor and
nurse set. We like to play cooking
50 we want a cooking set with a
toy stove.
Bring Pal and Pegs present to
Gainesville b e cause they have
moved to Uncle Ned's house. ! am
six years old.
Thank you. Love.
Harry Harrison. III
Cartersville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11

Dear Santa,

II am little girl 4 years old
and have tried to be real good and
help my M0mmie.
Please bring me a Cowgirl Suit
with hat, a bracelet and necklace
and some surprises.
My brother, Buz. is a big boy
now and in the 9Th grade. He would
like a record player, some records
and a football. We will both hang
our stockings for goodies.
Please come to see my Mamie
in Richmond because she has been
sick. Don't forget all the other
little girls and boys.
Thank you Santa we both love
you. Love,
Betty Sue Barton
Burkeville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11
Hettie Hanover
Dear Santa.

Dsar Santa. y,
Please bring me a doll, doll
carriage and some clothes this
Christmas haven't always been
good this year but I've tried very
hard to be good Please also bring
me some good things to eat. I'm
seven years old. Thank you. AL
Rice
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11
Dear Santa Clause.

Dear Santa Clause.
l am a little girl who will be six
years old in March I will go to
school next year I have been a
very good girl want YOU to please
bring me a stove. some pots and
pans and dishes, a new dress any
thing that you think would like.
Don't forget Mama and daddy.
go to Sunday School every Sunday
and say my prayers every night.
Tell Mrs. Santa Claus hello for
me. will try and 60 to bed early.
God bless you,
Alice Faye Bryant
DillWyn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11

At a given time grouse over a
wide area will feed on the same
food. Open up your first bird and
see what he has been feeding on.
Then hunt other covers that con
tain the same food he does.
Sports Afield
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11
Dear Santa,

l am six years old in the first
grade. try to be good. So will
you please bring me big doll with
some clothes for her. pair Of high
heel shoes, any games or books
that you can spare.
Don't forget my big sister and
little cousin, Willie Marvin Rich.
Thank you. Love,
Nena
Arlington
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11
POORLY TIMED

Jones suggested to his wife that
they go over to the neighbours house
and watch the baseball game on
television. For three hours they
watched the game, then sat through
a wrestling match for another hour.
Finally Mrs. Jones said:
Harry, don't you think it's about
tiIne?"
Say" interrupted her husband,
did you come over here to jabber
or to watch television?"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11

Deep snow doesn't change a
pheasant's h a b t S much. Early
morning and late afternoon they'll
be feeding Midday they'll hole up in
a likely fencerow or swamp.
Sports Afield
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11

Dear Santa.
am 10 year old try to be good.
I wont you to bring me a BroWie
Starflase, 50 yard sliLt. Ion Electric
dishs. Bathonet. tall doll. bird rin,
Make up set icy pink love you.
I will leave you some hot coffee
and cookies Hope you will enjoy
them.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11
Letters To Santa

Dear Santa,
My name is Carlton Courier and
I'm 2 years old. I live at Maple
wood with my mother and my
daddy and my big sister Susan and
my little sister Patty. I've been a
good boy. l think.
Please bring me gun. and a
horn and choo-choo train. I could
use tool set to help my daddy and
a big tiuck-if you have it.
Please be good to all the little
boys and girls. Love.