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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02
SERVICES

SPENCER-Individually designed
foundation supports and bras
sieres- Phone 468, Annie v. Put
ney. 5-5-tf
SERVICE DEPARTMENT II it can
be fixed, we can fix it. All work
guaranteed. The only thing cheap
about our service is our price.
Farmers Supply Co., phone 2l3.
Farmville. Va. l-13-tf
POWER and Lawn Mowers sharp
ened and repaired. Pick up and de-
livery service. Phone 302, Motley
hardware Co., Farmville. 4-10-tf
AUCTIONEERING SERVICE: Call
w w. Dickerson. licensed Auc-
uoneer for town and county. Phone
"A, Farmville 12-12-tf
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WANTED

'vANrFn 30 P1a,,oEs: Turn your
pianos into cash Discount New
40 Used Furniture Co., phone
1898. LIST
CORN We buy shelled yellow corn.
Buckingham Farm Supply. DillWys.,
Va Asst
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02

SINGER full power canister vac
uum cleaners, with attachments.
brand new only SAC So For dem
onstration without obligation call or
visit Singer Sewing Center, 224 N.
Main Street, Phone 9l4, Farmville,
Virginia. 6-2-lt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02

MALE = white man between 25 and
40 years old for service station work
Good hours and working conditions.
Apply Tenchs Cities Service Station,
East Third Street, Farmville, Va.
5-l9-4p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02

IT'S inexpensive to clean rugs and
upholstery at home with odorless
Blue Lustre. Home Furniture Com
pany 6-2-lt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02

HEREFORDS Registered Here
ford bull. 3 yrs. old. Domino. fine
breeding. conformation and color.
gentle Purebred Hereford COW.
large. with bull calf. Mrs. Robert /.
Main, Montross. Howardsville. Va.
6-2-3t
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FARM BOYS JOY-10ooS Rotenone
garden dust Kills Mexican bean
beetle aid many garden insects ID
package. 89c j H Whitfield Com
pany. Farmvllle, Va. 6-2-lt
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HOUSE room modern house,
4l6 Park Ave, Phone 1924 5-8-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02

ACME TOMATO DUST Effective
in the control Of tomato horn worms,
tomato fruit worms. flea beetles and
early and late blights pound can,
-9c j. H. Whitfield Co., Farmville,
Va. SPLIT
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02

LADY to take charge modern
motel. good salary and room Write
Laurel Corporation, Box 1893, James
town. N. c. 5-29-2t
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FOR SALE

~~>~~>~~>>>>
APEX WASHER = Three years old,
in excellent condition. Sold for
Sl3995, only $4,000. Phone 3O57-W.
6-2-2p
HOUSE three bedrooms. ~ miles
east Farmville Call Farmville 1854
6-2-tf
HEREFORDS Registered Here
ford bull. 3 yrs. old. Domino. fine
breeding. conformation and color.
gentle Purebred Hereford COW.
large. with bull calf. Mrs. Robert j.
Main, Montross. Howardsville. Va.
6-2-3t
SINGER full power canister vac
uum cleaners, with attachments.
brand new only SAC so! For dem
onstration without obligation call or
visit Singer Sewing Center, 224 N.
Main Street, Phone 9l4, Farnville.
Virginia. 6-2-lt
IT'S inexpensive to clean rugs and
upholstery at home with odorless
Blue Lustre Home Furniture Com
pany. Spit
HOUSE five room dwelling and
bath. L. E. Andrews. Call Farmville
or 39l. 6-2-4t
HOME Succeed tWo-story six
room on Randolph Street, two baths.
full basement. central heat. nice
brick fireplace W. c. Canada
Agent. 6-2-lp
SEE US for your Bee Supplies. phone
302, Motley Hardware Co. 5-22-tf
SNAROL = Metaldehyde : Arseni-
cal Bait, kills snails and slugs. Easy
to use. pound package. 75c. j. H.
Whitfield Company. Farmville. Va.
6-2-lt
~~~~>~~~~~
DWELLING. 8 rooms, bath. base
ment, large lot on East Second St.,
only $1,000. with $3.50 down. S45 90
month. Landon Atkins, Realtor Mu-
nicipal Bldg. Farmville, Va. Phi.
390-M or 1888. 5-3-tf
HOUSE - 5 room modern house.
4l6 Park Ave. Phone 1924. 5-8-tf
FARM BOYS JOY-100c5 Rotenone
garden dust Kills Mexican bean
beetle aid many garden insects 4 ID
package. S9c. j. H Whitfield Com
pany. Farmvllle. Va. Spit
CHICKS - Rhode Island Red baby
chicks. These are good layers. Just
what you need for your farm flocks.
Buckingham Farm Supply, Phone
YU-3-2551, Dillwyn, Va. 3-10-tf
DAHLIA ROOTS = Is and SOC.
Phone Farmville 1858 R. 5-29-2t
PLANTS = sweet potato. Fielder
Hubbard, Rice, Va. Phone Farmville
300l W. 5-l5-tf
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OPPORTUNITY y for two male or
female sales representatives to sell
top line of hospital insurance Good
salary. Company benefits Apply to
Box l. = The Herald. 5-29-2p
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INVESTMENT property Large
apartment house at l05 High street,
adjacent to U. S. Postoffice, four
apartments. stoker heat. j. T.
Doyne, Jr., Phone 773, Farmville.
5-15-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02

PAINT SPRAY outfit. large size,
gasoline operated 500. L. G. Atkins,
Farmville, Va. Phi. 390-M or 1888.
5-9-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02

MOLOGEN Effectively eliminates
moles from lawns, flower and bulb
beds 3 ounce can, SEC. v ID. can
81 p. J H. Whitfield Co. Farmville.
Va. 6-2-lt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02

CHICKS - Rhode Island Red baby I
chicks. These are good layers. Just
what you need for your farm flocks. \
Buckingham Farm Supply, Phone
YU-3-2551, Dillwyn, Va. 3-1O-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02

HOUSE three bedrooms. u miles
east Farmville. Call Farmville 264
6-2-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-02

APEX WASHER = Three years old.
in excellent condition. Sold for
Sl3995. only $4,000 Phone 3O57-W.
6-2-2p
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CLERK TYPIST

PIX ability desirable, but will
train. Call HA. 7-72OO.
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7 r M

Keypunch operator, age % to 80,
experienced with Alpha
keypunch. Should be available
Immediately. Interesting work in
mortgage banking company. Gen.
ter city location. Hours . to 8.
5-day wk. Excellent company
employe benefits. FREDERICK W.
BERENS. INC, 1722 L st. NV.
Contact Mr.. Graham, MA. $4,000.
LEGAL sECRETARY-small firm
5-day week; salary open. Cal
RE 7.ah44
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

A BETTER JOB AT THE Right
PRICE-All home improve: relia-
bic contractor, Al sober mech.
for new or repair work, lge. or
small Jobs, porehes, additions, rec.
rms, etc: prompt service, NV.
and nearby Md: free personal esti-
mates by W. E. WEBB. Silver
Spring, VII 2-2260
ADDITIONS, j. R. Lawrence Home
improvement - Carpentry, brick
work, concrete, plasterins, roofing,
papering and painting ) yrs to
pay Ii. G-Sl00. ia. 5-603
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MANAGER

For high fashion women's and
misses speciality shop. Prefer one
In 40s (fexible). position soon
open; offers excellent future as
owner desires to lessen RESPONSE
bility: a real meaty Job for q
qualified person.
You might now be an assistant in
a major department. or speciality
store, or buyer in @ smaller op-
Grafton. Some market experience
and buying BACKGROUND helpful.
(check only with your commits
sion). Box 1917, Star.
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HELP WOMEN

DEPT. STORE MGRs.. SIS Wk.,
nearby n,n va; saIs.olsFss for Hn.r dept
White Shts ss PENIS ss Blacks ~ At GBBocHYl pss
corner 18th and q, MA. S-234O.
IDIcTAPHONE OPERATOR with pat.
s ., lay experience Must es Tapiit
ability, NE. a-4472,
OICTAPHONE OPERATOR, expert.
enced, Bethesda area, k.day week
Call Mr.. THOMPSON, OIL. 0-7S0O
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TRASH REMOVED
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps generators
sod cutters, rollers. etc. RENTAL
TOOL g. EQUIP CO, JU, 6-5O40.
ELEC. HAMMERS, pumps, gener-
ators, chain saws, concrete grind
ers, ESka reducing mach, etc.
AIR RENTAL TOOLS, JE. 2-56OO.
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HELP WOMEN


BOOKKEEPER-PaFt-tlms. Expert
enced for builders once, In Mt
Vernon, Va. area. BOX 40S.z
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HELP WOMEN

RRCEPTIoNIsT TYPIsT, white
doctors once, Langley Park, 8
day wk, Salary open, IA. 0-li4O
RESIDENT MANAGER, white, mar.
den apt. project in b. g. Excel,
location and nsishboThood. Must
have exper. and local refs; GOOD
salary and attractive l-bedrm
ant nj 7-409O
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

LEARN TYPLNG. shorthand. IBM
keypunch, PIX: expert teachers
day or eve: low cost TEMPLE
SCHOOL. Air Conditioned" 1895
@ NV, Ma S-46E9.
PBX-RECEP. COURSE = Tipping
freel special new classes now
starting: age. Is To IS. Positions
WAITING Inquire RE. 1883.
HonD IFS stab 10 V yIs WI E ~ wv
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MOTOR TRAVEL

COUPLE DRIVING from D, C. to
Clearwater, Florida. July 25; take
! or >, help drive; exchange refs.
RE. 1-20Sl, after 8 pm.
HOUSTON. TEXAS-Help drive or
drive your car, leaving $3.50 July,
references. Call 10. LIPS.
! AM LOOKING for a ride to Travis
Airforce Base. San Francisco.
Calf: will share expenses and
help drive. OV. 1886.
SAN DIEGO, CALIF.-Leaving July
IS: take 2 or 8 passengers: share
expenses; car air cond. Ii. 6-2S46
or CO. 5-S653. -
YALE SENIOR seeks passengers to
West Coast; preferably college
age to share expenses. Leaving
D. C. % July. EN-. 2-6s4l.
YOUNG SERvICEMAN will drive
your car to Tucson. West Coast,
for fee: excel. ref. Call RA.
3-400S or WA. 7-7S64.
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Installment loan department oil
bank has several positions oper
for recent high school graduates
tipping required: bis-day wk. CIT.
ITEMS BANK OF MARYLAND
UN. 4.1l02. Mr.. r. Bone.
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HELP WOMEN

WAITRESS, white, experienced
Apply In person TRIO RESTAU,
RANT. 1897 18th st. NV,
wAI1REssRs, white, full and part
Wheaton area, 10. b-0634.
WAITRESS, exper. part time anc
SUM-: top salary and good tips
Appply n psrsons I 70 IL pm;
Conn, ave. NV.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-01

fion, unless such injuries or
death are caused by the will
full and wsnfon misconduct OF
agent or servant Of such cor.
porsfion. society or sssoeis-
fion acting within the scope
of his employment"
Senator Fred L. Hoffman,
Hamilton, urged the deIetion
of "willful and wanton miscon-
duct" and insertion of gross
negligence" because he said
"this former language would
be difficult for the courts to
define, although it is used in
our present guest statutes,
and although gross negli-
gence" has not been defined
in Ohio, it has been used in
our neighboring state of Mich
igan."
Senators J. e. Simpson Of
Hardin, and Danny D. Johnson
Of Tvscsrswss, Joined Senator
Hoffman in voting for the
amendment, while o'Shsvshn-
essy, John c. Smith Of Mont.
somery, Edward D. Dell OF
Butler, and the chairman. Sen.
D. Sawieki Of cuyshoss, did
not vote.
Senator Hoffman withdrew
two other proposed amend
ments and the bill was sent
out with only Senator John
sons opposition.
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what his gift will be, accord
ing to his means, often times
a suggested gauge for giving,
is appreciated. In view of
this, a suggested gift will be
explained to all workers at
the training meetings held
during the week of MAY 3.
1t is pointed out, however.
whatever each persons "gift
OF recognition" is, if it repre-
sents a Conscientious gift, he
may be assured that it will be
greatly appreciated and that
he will be blessed for it. 1t
is also suggested that the do
nor's gift be paid in full, if
possible, so as to save on
bookkeeping and billing.
However, if the donor so
wishes, he may make a cash
payment and extend the re-
malnder of his gift over a
four month pledge payment
period, in which case he will
be notified at two month in
tervals for the balance of the
pledge. Payments on the
balance of the pledge are
scheduled for July 20 and
Sept. 81.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-01

The Bill originally intro
duced by Senator Thomas
O'Shaugnessy, of Columbus,
to cover hospitals and result
mitted by the same senator
to cover all non,profit organ
izations says:
"A non-profit corporation,
society or association organ
lied exclusively for religious,
charitable, educational or hos
pifsi purposes shall NOT be H.
able by reason Of fhe acts Of
its servants or agents for loss
or damage arising from injury
or death Of q beneficiary 10
whatever degree Of The works
and services Of such non.profif
corporation. society or sssoeis-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-01

Lunch will be served to
one-day registrants and full
time registrants with lunch
con conferences arranged
with Committee Chairmen
and staff secretaries attend
ing the institute. The after
noon session will include dis
cussion of qualifications and
duties of officers and chair
men; involving membership
in activities; reports and rec
ords; p%rogramming for COM
mittees, and resources. The
one-day program will close
with Benediction at 4:30 pm.
The price for one-day reg
i~strants, including materials
and lunch is $40. The full
four day meeting cost is $50.
diving OUT. Living in fees
for the full time course is
$4,000. Reservations may be
made by contracting the Do
cesar Office at 2O8 E.. Broad
Street.
One of the greatest benefits
Of the federation of Catholic
women's organizations is that
Catholic women, through the
Council, share their know
ledge, experiences, techni-
ques of leadership and enthu-
siasm. meow invites women
to meet together each year.
During the even numbered
years, women meet in Nation
al Convention.
During odd numbered years
they meet in Leadership
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-01

Four principal areas of
community concern will be
featured: child and youth well
fare, the aging, intergroup
relations and the local impact
of international affairs.
With the help of national
and local experts, representa-
tives of mass media and rela-
ted voluntary organizations,
the Institute will work to de-
fine pressing and current
problems in these areas: To-
cate resources which could
and should be working on
these problems, and design
an action plan, using these
resources, in which the Coun-
Gil of Catholic Women may
participate.
One day registrants will be
accepted on Wednesday only,
June 10. Limiting one-day reg
~isfrafion to Wednesday will
permit a special program con-
eentrafion on Meow strUc-
ture and prosramming and at
the same time allow the work.
shops for fvIl-time regisfrants
TO continue uninterrupted.
The one-day program will
begin at 9 am. The morn
ing session will include pre-
sensations of the National
Catholic Welfare Conference,
meow structure and opera.
ton at national, diocesan,
deanery and local levels, and
the meow committee system.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-01

Training Institutes. This is
the first time that an Insti-
tute has ever been held in Co.
lumbus. A record number of
women from Ohio and sur
rounding states are expected
to participate in this leader.
ship training course.
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E X A M p L E

Grating a century of work in
New Orleans by Sisters of the
Good Shepherd.
Never before, he said, have
so much thought and work been
devoted to human welfare. All
this is commendable, he added,
but much of it is material and
cannot compare with the work
at the Good Shepherd convent
where the spiritual is of prime
Importance.
Archbishop Russell presided
at the Mass which was offered
by Msgr. Henry C. Bezou. The
sermon was preached by Father
Harry Grams, 81.
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Bishop !.

Continued from Page y
are slanted toward the social,
cultural, educational and rec
reational side of life but moth
ing for the spiritual.
"As a man Of Faith, the
Catholic man, has the import
ant contribution to commun.
ity living and that is the con-
Germ for the SOUL" the bishop
said.
More and more you are 60
ing to be the only ones who
will do this" he concluded.
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Your Gift Memorial

Therese Retreat House. This centrally located plaque
will be erected in a prominent place inside the re-
treat house. Each item offered as a Memorial carries
with it a specific offering, ranging from $3.50 to $685.
900. This specified donation, it should be remembered,
is fixed not by the actual cost of the item, but is deter
mined in consideration of the privilege of designation
and to absorb the cost of building construction which
cannot be memorialized. D. D. F. workers carry a CON-
plete list of memorials for easy reference by those
prospects whom they will be visiting.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-01
Spotlight State Capitol: i,
Ohio Senate
Committee Ok's
Liability Bill

A bill to check the liability of n~on-proft organi
cations (See Spotlight, Page Two, last week. was ap-
proved 81 last Tuesday evening by the Senate Judici-
airy COMMITTEE, after an amendment was passed 30
with three members and the chairman abstaining.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-01
Prelate Offers Mass
Marking Centennial

NEW ORLEANS-NC)1This
is a welfare age" Archbishop
Joseph F. Rummel of New Or
leans, said at a Mass cOmmem-
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Buyers (0SH0d0N Guide
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
o IMPROVEMENTS
RENTAL EQUIPMENT

The firms listed here deserve
to be remembered when you are
distributing your patronage in
the different lines of business.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-01
At Springs:
Local DCCW Hosts
National Institute

The National Council of Catholic Women leader.
ship Institutes will be held June 8 to II at the College
Of st. Mary of the Springs.
"The Catholic Woman Her Communities"
is the theme of the 1859 leadership series.
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n Memorial

uoiieOfeH t is an outward expression of
mans realization that all he possesses he has received
from God, and that now, in this moment of need, he
wishes to thank God for those gifts.
memorial affords the donor the privilege of per-
petuating a treasured memory, and is a lasting tribute
of love and appreciation.
Pictured above is a typical example of the kind
OF plaque which will permanently re-
cord the generosity of donors of Memorials in st.
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Lightning Protection

Farm or other rural families Of
ten ask the U. S. Department Of
Agriculture about protecting their
homes or other buildings against
lightning A new USDA publica
ton, Lightning Perfection for the
Farm" FB 2l36, describes light
ming protection systems and III e
materials used to build them.
Although few farmers or other
rural residents install their own
lightning protection systems, the
information in this publication will
enable them to know whether the
work is done properly and how tt
check periodically to see that sys-
TENS are in good order.
Lightning is a special hazard in
rural areas. 1t kills more than 4Oc
people a year and Injuries more
than 1000 nearly all in rural dis
tricts. Lightning also causes serious
livestock loss and many farm fires.
Last year lO.858 forest frs were
started by lightning.
Single copies of Lightning Por-
lection for the Farm" tFB 2l3s)
are free from the Office of In
formation, y. S. Department Of Ag-
rlculture. Washington Is. D c.
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Colored News
Sugar Fork All
Club Sponsors Tour
OF Member Projects

On Tuesday, July z, Sugar Fork
All Club conducted a tour Of ag-
ricultural projects carried by its
ID members. The members and To-
cal All leaders met at the Sugar
Fork School at O'Clock that morn
ing to receive briefing on the
tour.
The tour itself began at 10 at
the home Of Mrs. Mary M Brown,
teacher and All leader. and ended
at pm. at the home of the local
farm agent, James C. Ayres.
Prizes were given for the best
projects Levery Davenport wor
first place by having the best home
garden. Rosa Lee Brown took sec
ond place, Sam Gray won third
place and Edward Brown was plac-
ed in number four position.
r. L. Scales. vocational agricul-
ture instructor in Cumberland
County, judged the projects. The
local All leaders prepared lunch
for the All member on the tour
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study in the Southside Regional
training program at Prairie View.
Texas A. and M College.
He, along with SIS other farm and
home agents from seven states,
spent three weeks in the intensive
study at the Texas institution. The
training is designed to enable the
agents to better serve the rural
colored people Of the county
Courses offered included: Rural
Development, Rural Sociology. De
velopment of Extension Programs
Extension Supervision, All Clu
Organization and Procedure, n
Agricultural Mass Communications
The teaching staff was composed
of specialists from the U. s.. De
partment Of Agriculture, and mem
bers Of the faculties Of Texas A
and M. College and the University
of Maryland. This was the 10th veal
the Regional training program has
been held.
] In addition to their course work
! the agents attended a one-day farm
finance seminar and toured thu
Praire View experiment station
And some Of them went on a weel
end educational trip to Monterrey
Mexico.
States represented by the agent
at the Regional School we're: Ar
kansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisian;
Mississippi, Texas and Virginia.
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NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given pursuant
to Section 64-l23 Of the Code Of Vir-
GINA, 1850. as amended that it is
the intention of the undersigned to
pay over and deliver to William L.
K. Barrett the executor of the es.
tate of Henry Shaw Barrett, de-
ceased. Of the City Of Baltimore,
State of Maryland. said State being
the domicile of said decedant at the
time Of his death, money to which
Henry Shaw Barrett, deceased was
entitled and in the possession of the
undersigned at Farmville, Virginia
said money having a value of more
than 100000 and such payment
and delivery to be made after the
lapse of thirty days from the COM
pletion of due publication of this
notice, provided at the time of such
payment it has no knowledge of the
appointment within this state, of a
personal representative for such
decedent.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA
R. E. GARLAND
Farmville. Virginia
j. B. WALL, JR.
Farmville, Virginia WI
Attorneys 6-234t 7