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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
HELP MEN


Natl. arm sesks young man for ca.
resi- IN sales ana sales mEmti sell
pfekliGe items % bualnctf Arms
some college and some sa'cs EXP.
vi NO AGENCY ftE.
Management Consultants
suite 1907 i4aS q 81. NV,
sALKsMAN, FOoD PRODUCTS,
some experience necessary local
conctrni no travelling small draw
ms account and con- ml1si0ni car
necessary; replies confidential full
resume, p, o. Box 81, ksnaington,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for dra-
peflea, nlin covers rcunholatefing.
etc, neat appearing, rneraetic
ana furnish own car GOOD in-
come lot rieht person Co A.aiid.
SALESMAN. for once furniture. ex-
pericnccd preferred, good oppor.
tunlty. Call d. 7-ii33, Q 70 4.
SALESMAN. Tor Wholesale hard
ware concern. Local territory Ma,
SALESMAN, young man, ht. grad
70 work IN mems formal wear
shop. MARTIN MANNING, 73a
18th 81. NV
SALESMAN 70 cover Nd or Va
calling on rural groccry, drug aud
gcnerel stores. Lively, sales abili.
", reliable. Must be free 10 travel
entire state. Perm, bfiaht future
salary plus car expense and
comm witt, fully 20 PRES, P R
Wash ., d. &.
SALESMAN - Top man havins
strona personal following with
chain food store buyers IN D, G
OF Baltic, hiehest eompensatior
paid; full or part time. After ] !
am, ~. 7-8565.
SALESMAN to represent distributor
Of COMPLETELY new patented "Au-
tomato Baby Feeder" TN advrr-
tising beginning IN few DAYS Ex.
Gel. opport. 70 SET IN on the eround
moor with a faSt-Sellinr, good re-
order product. no objection II car.
ried as side line. Call 10. h-0OS5
Mon. through Fri n-5, for appt
Ask for Mr.. ROGERS.
SALESMAN, BEVERAGE-Exeellent
opportunity for aggressive young
AN.a ~ NNNA tAAN ANNn Va 0N~R1 "
call on taverns and bars. Estab-
llshed account Must be a resi-.
dent or employed In d. c. for /
year or more. Must have q car
Salary and commission. Write
brief resume 70 Box EEK. Star
sALESMAN-Nat1. firm. name food
product, seeks young man for sales
mgmt, career. min. HIS Ed, yrs
exp. Calling on SUPER Markets fol
Natl. Co. Age a5-3S Start S4,SnC
plus EXPENSES and Co, car. MAN.
AGEMENT CONSULTANTS, SUITE
1901, l4a5 q ST., NV.
SALESMAN, mems wear: sundal
morning. q to I Experienced
CoHEN'S. 9TH and L sts. NV.
SALESMAN to sell product TO cal
owners. fine product for seller anC
buyer; opportunity to advance
VA, 0-724O.
SALESMAN, white: guaranteed sal.
ary, excel. commission. 5-day
week; hosp, vacation. car allow.
ance and expenses provided Sci
uniform and work clothes renta
contracts and allied items. Pleas.
ant work with permanent future
CAL Ed Fauntleroy. REA COVER.
ALL LAUNDRY, INC. $500 Mari.
boro pike, Coral Hills. Nd. 10
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MACHINE OPERATOR MGR 1000
in business ONCE; exper. preferred;
IL p.m.-7:30 am. Apply person
mel: Mon. through Fri, Providence
Hospital, 1850 Varnun ne.
MACHINIsTs-Electrical, mechanic
cal, research and development
company With q new modern air
conditioned plant IN N. central
Arlington needs LIST class machin-
lists. State exper., training, and
age, Reply to 20. Box 7055 North
station. Arl.. Va.
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MANAGER

Cafeteria and retail store. Must
be experienced in food prepare
ton and service, cost controls and
retail store operations. Retire
ment, disqualification, sick and
annual leave benefits. Salary open.
Phone Mr.. Metcalf. OIL. 4-2500,
Ext. 2S3 or apply NAVY EX-
CHANGE OFFICE, Ward I0l,
Natl, Naval Med. Ctr, Bethesda,
Md
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MANAGER

To manage ONCE supply, printing
and engraving business. Must be
bondable. Box a1O-X. Star.
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OFFICE CLARK. younu man GOOD
Al nHufea, Aoine tYplna, ~ 80,
POTOMAC KMpL., lOA n. Broad
A., Va. a-Ssfs,
OfriCE CLEANERs 15l, part time
after $50 ~ uo-tli.b hrs IN.
mediate employment AMI RI
s.di56.
OFFSET HELPER
Exper. helper on single and e-eoloI
press. Good opportunity for thu
rirht man Excellent WORKING con.
ditlons Aforementioned thop, STATE
aGe, cxpefa phone number Our
men know Of this I'D. Replies held
IN confidence, Box lax. star
ON BURNER INSTALLER. with
control exper,, 70 learn air-cond
and general electrical consts year.
round work WA, 7-09ni,
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MECHANIC or service station at.
tendant: .exper man only need ap.
White. PARKER.s ESQ, SSfs Lee
hwy Arl., JE. 2-9S34.
MECHANIC for sand plant in Prince
Georges County: must know weld
ing anu crane repairing good op-
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THE SUNDAY STAR D.3
Wsshlapion. D. G.
Sundoy Nor 10, 1859
SALESMAN
STATESMAN

To solicit fuel oil customer. well
established local arm has a perm
ancnt job for q hard worker abs
10 produce SALARY, commission,
paid vacation and other benents.
Car furnished Box tS0-N. star,
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MAN

See our ad under Associate
EXQUISITE CLEANERS.
MANAGER WANTED; man with ex
perience in merchandising. Pleas
send resume. Box l73-X Star
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MAN, to operate motorcycle and
be generally useful around Simo-
nize plant: must be reliable; steady
work, good pay. Apply In person.
MINUTEMEN SIMONIzERS, 1913
18th ST. NV.
MAN with mechanical ability to
work on automatic mach; on-the-
Job trng., vacation and other ben
efits. Call for appt bet. 9 am.
and 4 pm. ia. 2-6655.
MAN, retired. part time. Good OPP
portunity to supplement soc. sec.
with straight salary plus expenses
II you have good outside sales
exper. In medical. dental. drug or
similar fields. Can work /. ?, or
3 wks. per mo. at 500 per wk.
plus expenses. Select prof. clientele
Interesting work in Wash. and
suburban areas. Occasional travel
in Va. or West Va, For interview
send detailed qualification to Box
look. Star.
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MACHINISTS

Journeyman machin-
list and experience in
model shop or expert
mental work. Must be
capable of working
with little supervi-
sion. Only first-class
precision shop ma
chinists will qualify.
Excellent opportunity
with company ex-
panding in rocket re-
search and develop
ment.
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MUTUAL FUND
statesmen

Opnorluniir 70 afdliata
with member nfm oi the
New YORK. STOCK Akrhauat.
eivlna opportunity 10 broaden
pfetilae selling done On
high.lrVei inVestment hafif.
Excellent tafninga potential,
frlnne henenia available.
Gail Monday until 10 ON.
loI appta Mr., RuDD. ~,
a-Ji3i.
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NAN AND WIFE, white, near Alex,
Va, no children, 10 work in and
around dog kennel. 80 to As yrs
s 0id; rms and bath pr9yidsd Z
5l36 Duke st.. Alex, Va. FL
MAN to work in shop: should have
experience in use Of hand tools
and checking Of precision ma
JOHNSON co. 1240 9th st. nv
MAN, with 1h-ton truck, to trans
fer house trailers coast-to-coast,
STEADY work. Good pay, Must
be able to post bond. Apply 90SS
Baltimore blvd College PARK. Nd
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NIP MEN
MEN-vIRGINIA

m new once. sDI NJ to siart
Kor Information, sall w s.ssi1
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Here's an opportunity 10 Join the
outstanding team OF men who
make up FIRST Investors Corpora.
ton. We're 4 hie, stable oraaniHa-
ton ne oldest largsst, most sue.
good men 10 fhare tremendous op.
portunitles. We offer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

PHARMACIST. full on cart tine
SaHeARHAiscsy s5Aada1 As.. s sSs' ( y
PHARMACIST - GOOD export for
summer empi Apply 10 person.
CROWN DRUG, .2ni an q, ne.
PHARMACIsT for part time. Nd,
REGISTERED. Hours 70 BE- ARRANGED
nROOKvtLLE PHARMACY, 1n2o
Brookville I'd, Chevy Chase, Nd
OIL u.uLnn
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REAL ESTATE

Needed Immediately: an experienced
assent who can devote extra time
and energy 70 unusual opportunity
Call DENts THURMAN, IA. B.
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PHARMACIST, TO $500

No fee. D c. license required.
CAREER EMPL. sERv.
aula ~ Ava a III g.NUNN
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Natl. arm 6eska young man for ca.
resi- IN aaiEa ana sales mEmt. sell
prekllGe items % bualncff Arms
some college and some sa,cs ekpi
nrof Aaf eI-IA ONLY $500 lst
W. no AQENcY III.
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YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Parents Weekend Visit
" SYLVIA PORTER

The fares. 80. The hotel for
two night. The meals
breakfast and dinner for two
days away from camp. The
auto. for. Of course. no camp is
next to an airport or railroad
station. The tips. The
little gift for Girls and the
trinkets for her bunkmates
hurriedly bought at the last
minute in town. -. The medic
cinal bottle Of Scotch.
In brief. there was for us an
extra expense Of q couple Of
hundred dollars on what could
hardly be called q vacation and
on which no one had counted
until the time for The Visit
came.
Distributed. 1859, by the Hail syndi.
cate. Inc. All Rishts Reserved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
Stock Prices
Decline Again
During Week


NEW YORK. Aug. Is tAP) -
The stock market this week
took its second straight weekly
loss.
Brokers ascribed the decline
to further corrective action and
the possibility Of cutbacks In
defense expenditures II cold war
tensions are reduced as q result
OF the pending Eisenhower
Khrushchev visits.
A growing factor, also, was
the duration Of the steel strike
and the prospect Of third quar-
ter earnings not shaping up
very well in comparison with q
year ago when the economy
was on the mend.
On the basis Of the Dow
Jones industrial average 1t was
the biggest drop since Septem-
her 26. 1855. when prices fell
on news Of President Eisen-
hower's heart attack. Other
market yardsticks. including
the Associated Press average
of so stocks. which has rails
and utilities as well as indus
trials. made the Monday sell.
on only the largest since last
November "a. The A. p. 60-stock
average declined $3.50 to 1921
The i've most active issue,
this week on the New Yorh
Stock Exchange we're: Avco, OF
u at II on l72. TOO shares;
Thiokol. on y at a; Par
American World Always, of
V at 25as; American Motors
Oh 2 at Asa. and Schick. UP (;
at 1875.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

Don't blame met" snapped
the perspiring attendant at the
Boston airport Friday evening.
July 81. as he searched for q
near-hysterical woman,s bag
gage. This is parents week
end!"
you would say we had to
come" snapped my husband at
2 am. Saturday morning, Au-
gust 1. as we stopped the car
for more directions and learned
we had another Is miles to 60
to reach the little hotel in the
little town near the summer
camp at which our daughter
was staying. "'Why?"
THE liquor store in town
stays open until 5 p.m.," I an
nounced late that Saturday aft
ernoon as we dragged up the
hill from the riding rink for
the fifteenth time. IF you
rush. you can make it."
ITS the worst ever, the
worst ever" murmured the
harrassed man behind the air
line desk at the Augusta (Me.)
airport Sunday night, August 2.
There's no week end In all the
year worse than the parents
one"
Growing Industry
The summer children's camp
Is now a half billion dollar q
year industry. So big has the
summer camping business be-
come that experts, for the first
time, are seriously probing its
economic and social aspects.
But one angle which Marjorie
Hicks. managing editor Of
Camping Magazine admits even
the American Camping Associ-
alton hasn't yet examined in
wolves "the visit annual
trek of parents and relatives to
see the little darlings at half
way point during the season.
Thus, to officials Of the Bu-
reau Of Labor Statistics who
soon will start an overhaul. Of
the consumer price index, ]
offer this hint: Carefully sur
vey not only the item Of "the
summer camp" in the average
family's budget, but also the
cost Of the parents. visit to the
camp. For this is becoming
and will become even more Of
an expense in millions Of homes,
To parents ! suggest this tip:
In your calculations Of the cost
of your youngsters summer at
o sleepover camp, include the
expense of your trip to see him
or her. It'll be an item to con-
slider, I assure you.
Expenses Heavy
Since I'm in an unchartered
area, I'll submit our own ex-
perience as a guide. There
were:
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Bituminous Production In
the week ended August 8 to-
tailed 6,S50,000 tons compared
with 7.185.0O0 in the previous
week and 1928, 900 in the like
week q year ago.-National
Coal Association.
Crude Petroleum Stocks, do
nestle and foreign, on August
g totaled 26l .462, 900 barrels,
down 2.230.00D for the week.
Bureau Of Mines.
s. III. Kress q Co. July sales
totaled $10.4O7. 955. down las
per cent from 1858; for seven
months $77.2l8.948. up IL per
cent from 1858.
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CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK,

CHICAGO. Aus IL rap, a good
advance an hutchcr, hos nricse ths la.
Tar mart ~ this wset hcnssSS W. a.
erare eosf az ali harroTs ana iii. -
ara IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -. 1-ss.S
the highest sincs INV q
since Mondav' ire msykst ci,rnhaa
2b To "a cents for offerineS oysr 9sS,
ms ana Ok cent. for S0oo1Sa ~
weights HovevSr. the ton nries Ma
stationary AZ SiK m ~ fcrr s,,c .u
ssssive dew So.Vo w i'u' SUI
VIII fyc .x..,t,on. IN. w..r..
.nnniv ~ "a 0no ~ w.. tha .,..Iia.s
81 spH hs ~ v.s Sr'vVV neau was sne slnanes'
The s,,a,.i, =, .,.,.h... $500. a..
ths ne 49, s9ppy s s.nusn.e t ssssrs 10, sot
, sns Wsek va per cent peiow last
NV TA .p psr prlcss snows1 LILLE o.s-s 20
gay cnAnse ana closed STEADY 70 20
cents -i nien sh ..,s ....s A.,,..
Durlng tne period steers and meier
oeeL IN tne Wnolesele merkey aecnneQ
aS mucn Is % cents 2 nundredweight
wniie o COW Deer advanced as much
as 500. -
tOsDAl Hogs 100; Tor the week:
nafrows and gifts under 200 lbs. and
over go lbs. $3.50 hikher, weights
20Q-230 lbs. 25 higher. Sows $3.50
higher. At the close mixed Grades No.
and 3 10000 ID. butchers sold un-
evenly from l45O-15.OO with No. 1
and 2 and No. I lots under $50 lbs.
14.75-15s00 and bulk No. 2 and 8 and
No. 3 23O-27O lbs, also I4.75-I5. 90,
Weights up 70 326 lbs. ranged down
to 400. Mixed grade sows weigh
Ing under 376 lhs hrourht 10 90
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OVER COUNTER

The following bid and asked price.
are obtained from the National Assoc
other sources but are unofficial. The,
90 not represent actual transactions
they are intended as q guide 70 thu
approximate range within which thess
securities could have been sold tindi.
Gated BY the 'asked'I at the time 81
compilation (12:00 noon, FRIDAY
Oriein Of any quotation furnished on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

william Geiger has been
appointed regional sales
m = nager for Easy
Laundry Appliances d.
vision Of the Murray Corp.
Of America. Richard H.
Kelly, national field sales
manager said Mr.. Geiger's
territory win include
Washington, Baltimore
and other cities. Philadel-
phia will be his head
quarters.
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TREASURY BONDS
sEy SosiS 4 hss I; sSA s1:

'Subiect to Federal taxes but not b
state income taxes.
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COMMODITIES

NEW YORK. Aug. Is (AP).-The
Associated Press index Of important
commodity prices edged higher last
week for the first time In six weeks.
100 10 q week ago but down from
1907 q year ago.
Five OF the six components advanced.
lIndustrials and textiles hit 1859 highs
while food. grains and cotton ano
livestock declined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

Hates o Uvluenqs N the kOregnina
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly OF semi-annual decia.
ration. Unless otherwise noted. special
o. extra dividends are not Included.
Also extra qT extras Annual rate
PIN, stock dividend. q Declared Or paid
year PAYABLE b stock during 1859,
estinlatso cash Ylue on ex-diyidend Of
s g isp tsis ys csle pssarsd @ psd
after stock dividend OF splitup. kDe.
ciared OF paid this yeai,. an aceumnla-
r PAID this yeal dividend omitted, de.
ferred or 20 action taken at last dividend
meeting. 7 Declared OF paid IN 1858 plus
stock dividend; tPsyahle u stock during
1853. estimated cash value, on ex-dividend
Of ex-dietrinuti0n date y LQuidafine div.
idend, cid Called. Z "a dividend. KIDS e.
distribution xr Ex rights, XIV Without war.
t taRss; WV WI w., warrants wd When qis
delivery. q In bankruptcy or receivership
o. being roorganlzed under the Bank.
ruptcy Act, ~ securities assumed hy
such companies.
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Earnings

Pacific Gas q Electric in IL
months ended June 80 earned
$50, 063, 665 or 1913 q share VS..
$50, $50, 220 or 1857 in 1858.
Columbia Gas System in year
ended June 80 earned $37.794.-
438 or $l.38 q share VS.. $685.
-057,972 or $1.45 in 1858.
First National Stores In 3
months ended June q earned
$2,0 34.Ss4 or $1.24 a share VS..
s2.l29.857 or $3.50 in 1858
period.
Rance, Inc, in 8 months
ended June 80 earned $2.518,
494 or $3.50 a share VS.. $1,518,-
957 or $1.36 in 1858 period.
Pan Am World Always in 6
months ended June 30 earned
$652l0OO or 10 cents a share
VS.. a loss of $l.600.000 in 1858
period.
Best q Co. in 6 months ended
July 81 earned $543.5l5 or 81
cents Q share VS.. $508,251 or IS
cents in 1858 period.
Lanston Industries in year
ended February % had a loss Of
$3.50, ESQ VS.. earnings of $780,
1874 or $l.23 a share In 1858.
Other earnings included:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

3sh 2e.s yae&Tow ia g ,sh sy,s - = v
AoSS 5iM Young sEW3 ~ ~ "a A2,s-lJE
i4sl4 1lll4 Yns Shat 90 ~ i5sM l3z1-3A
unit Of trading 10 shares or sales IN fun Rates q
dividends In the foregpng table are annual disburse-
ments based % ne last quarterly o. semannna desa-
denas are not Included; Also exiIs q extras Az.
q stock during is5 estimated cash value on exyi.
this year Declared OF pad after stock dividend OF
fphtup Deelsred o. paid Ibis year AZ sccgmulatiye
dlydend omitted deferred q no action taken At last
dividend. Payable u stock during 1853 estimated
sdsh yalgs: q szdiydene q sz-dstTieuiiea date
rants Wv WIZ yarIanis W MheB dlstribulsd vi
Or receiyershp % being reorsanzed under the Bank.
ruptcy Act or securities assumed By such Companies.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
Morven

Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
Malcolm Dawson we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey McMillon and chill
dren, Linda and Wayne, Of Rich
mond, and Mr.. and Mrs. Donnie
Lynch and daughter. Karen, OF
Amelia.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Morris and
daughters, Susan and Roby, Of
Midlothian, Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Morris, also of Midlothian, visited
their parents, Mr. and Mrs Ned
Morris, Sunday.
Rayford Dawson, Of Richmond,
visited his father, Calvin Dawson,
Sunday. Mr.. Dawson is spending
the winter with his son and daugh-
ter-m-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Dawson, Of Amelia.
Mrs. Shirley Coleman and little
daughter, Faith. of Richmond,
spent the week with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Ned Morris, Of
Amelia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stockner
and son. Bobby. spent Sunday with
Mrs. Alease Thomas
Mrs. Ida Stockner visited h G /
daughter, Mrs. Hazel Morris, and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
3 Farm Machinery
Repair Classes Now
Open In Cumberland

Farm Machinery Repair classes
at Cumberland, John Randolph,
and Hamilton schools are now open
each Tuesday and Thursday nights
from Z to 10 pm. according to
p. H. Vassar. vocational agricul-
ture instructor at Cumberland
They will remain on this schedule
until May 4
Farmers are urged to take adj
vantage of this opportunity to
check farm machinery and equip
ment for needed repairs and
maintenance.
Vassar says getting this job done
before spring is an important part
Of wise farm management. There
is fee Of 81 per farmer. The fee
is used to maintain and replace
shop equipment used by the farm
erS.
The members of the class will
also pay for the materials and sup
plies they use.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
Powhoton Hshshts
Celia And Williams Attend Ruritan
National Convention In Washington

Charles Celia and p c. William.
are attending the RMitan Nationa
Convention at the Sheriton Parl
Hotel in Washington.
The Powhatan Ruritans spon
sored a Community Church Service
at May Memorial Baptist Church
Sunday night The message wa
brought by Rev. Spencer Quick o.
Grace Episcopal Church, Gooch
land.
Rev Wilson Stitt Of the loca
Episcopal Church and Rev JOIN
Chafee and H D. Anderson alst
/ took parts in this service. t Hills
/ was a very fine service, but TIKI
Ruritans, with the exception o
t h 5 e belonging to the loca
church, were very CONSPICUOUS b5
their absence.
Mr. and Mrs. George Settle are
visiting in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Yates. Bobby
Yates. O. W. Ball, Jr.. and w. R.
Parker attended the Lumber Manu
featuring Association Meeting al
the John Marshall Saturday after
noon and night Wesley Sheldon, OF
Toano, is president Of the associa-
ton. Mr., and MIS-. Yates and
Bobby Yates attended the dinner
of the Wlldllfe Federation that eve
ming.
Nm and Mrs Henry Meyer. ot
Richmond spent TIE week end with
Mr. and MIS-. A. H Worsham.
Mrs. William E. Maxey n rel
ported to be DONG verv nicely All
ter her operation last week At Sd.
Luke's.
Friends here are sorry to learn
that Herman I FWobaHgh oae
former high school principal. sgf-
tered heart. attack last Wees I'LL
is improving at an Arlington hosp
tai
MRS. Mav cauinp H#hdl aad
Mss Maudc crunp, of Richmond.
spent the Week eMd VI u ther
brother Judson T Crtmp
ofaqerS and cmplove-4 "A fao
Bank of Powhatan attended tha
group meeting At CraWo M7ndar
night. Sam Parker is reurme presi-
dent Of this group
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
Amelia Rescue Squad Elects Officers
Begins Series OF First Aid Glasses

Officers for the new Amelia
County Volunteer Emergency Res
cue Squad were elected at a meet
ing held Wednesday, JANUARY u. at
the court house
Captain Of the squad is James
Allen. first lieutenant, Earl Boozef:
second lieutenant, training officer
Calvin Kidd; secretary and treas
urer, Thomas Eppes; sergeant, roll
ing equipment. HollingsWUtl' Nc
Million, sergeant, first aid, Rev.
Ray r. jenkins
Also elected we're sergeant Of
other equipment, Harold Osborne
chaplain, Mr.. jenkins, and reporter.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30

family Sunday.
Sterling Morris spent Sunday
with Billy and Douglas Dawson
Sunday night, they attended thu
young peoples meeting at Salem
Methodist Church.
Mrs Shirley Coleman and daugh-
ter, Faith, and Mrs. Ned Morris
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Donnie Lynch
Saturday night.
RUDE and Douglas Thomas at
tended the MYF meeting at Salem
Methodist Church Sunday night.
The SHOWS have been beautiful to
behold and were welcomed by the
children and some grownups too
They had lots Of fun sleigh-riding
down the hillsides and on unused
roads with lots of spills and chills.
Everyone seemed to enjoy it just
the same.
The most welcome visitor was
"Old Man SOL" out to warm up
the frozen ground and remove the
snow much faster than could be
done with snow ploWs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30

weeks taking in both the standard
and advanced courses Under For
fest Ragland Of the CreWe Emer-
gency Rescue Squad. Length of the
course may be shortened by having
meetings twice a week.
First steps have been taken 10 I'LL
corporate the squad After this is
Tore. Thomas Eppes. president Of
,he Lions Club, says the club viii
act only u an advisory capacity to
the squad
The new ambulance. bought from
The Crewe squad, arrived in time
ior those attending the meeting To
inspect i and it is nov in front
OF the drug store at Amelia where
anyone Interested may view Ii.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30

National Rifle Association Hunter
Safety Handbooks and Bow Hunt
ing Supplements are now being dis
tributed free by the Virginia Game
Commission, Richmond.