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Evening star., 1960-07-09

BETHESDA-Goreeousco contempo-
rary home with king-sizc bed
rms. 2l2 baths, de luxe all-eleC.
kit, family room, on lovely level
lot with many custom features
Price S3S,95O. Dir: Bradley blvd.
to Old Chester rd. Qeftl, to Rad
nor rd. (righU, to 1912 Radnor
ri
Evening star., 1960-07-09

St. Bernadette's Parish - Brick
Cape Cod. 8 hedrmS. and den. Liv.
rm, din. rm., kit, rec. I'm,
porch. Occupancy 30 DAYS. Price
S25.990. Dir: Colesville rd. to Uni
verSity blvd. right, to St. Law
renee drive OefD, to III st.
Lawrence drive.
Evening star., 1960-07-09
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
ALWAYS call THRIFTY for your

ALWAYS call THRIFTY for your
moving and hauling. reas. DI.
1852 days, LU. 1-45S1 ewes. We
give special rates to persons who
call a week or more in advance.
ARE you MOVING SOON?
Do you want professional care and
full coverage for your valuable
items and furnishings? Do you
wish tn pay less than ever for
moving? Then call
D C. VAN LINES
ST. 3-1222 ST. 3-o"9S
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HOUSES FURNISHED To Rent


AMER. U. PK.-Lovelv Cape Cod, T
rms, 2l2 b., air condS. Exc.
transp. Ewes, wk. end. FE. =
1890
ARL. = 8-mo. .-old brick rambler
attract. dec. and furn.; 3 bedrms..
baths. liv, rm. and rec, rm. with
fireplace, SEP. din. rm., eye level
Overlooks wooded area W. stream.
1smilv Ideal or ITs TiTlS' or or men sss4ts or
ARL. NORTH-Attractive 2-bedrm.
with rec. nm. 2l31 North Brandy
Short or Ions terms, Sl5n mo.
W. c, BENNETT, IA. 2-0774. RE.
BETHESDA-3-bedrm., den. brick
Colonial; firepL. din. rm.,, wall-to
washer, drier, woods, view Poto-
mac River: lge. scr. porch wrought
iron; nr. Goldsboro and Mac
AhrthuIr' Ar Ssy9 Available abb July ais9o iG to
BETHESDA-GARRET PARK-Love-
ly 3-bedrm rambler on secluded,
pool NH, Navy Hospital. Ride
train to D. c., Scr. porch. July
15-Nov. Is; . mos. minimum.
Slso-SSl75 mo- depending on stay.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS -bedrm. mo-
bile home: completely furn.: all
utils. Sl15. RE. 5-5525.
CHEVY CHASE-Immac. 3-bedrm.
g bath home; beautiful kit: full
bsmt.: garage: porch: $3.50. MRS.
SPAULDING. WO. 6-0160.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE. 3749 o.
iver st.--5-bedrm. house, . baths,
nlee for family. $3.50 mo. KE.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-5l16 Sara
toga ave. > bedrmS., den. bath.
fenced yd. and patio. To inspect,
call AMER. SECURITY CORP,
ST. 3-6000.
COLUMBIA RD. VIC, 27O6 Ontario
rd.-h bedrms.. . baths; ideally
loc, for shopping and trsnsp
Suitable for group Of working
girls or family. Avail Aug. /. RA.
6-l365.
/, FAIRFAX vILLAGE-Redec. seemi-
det brick, porch, yard, bsmt.,
SllO mo. Sun. or ewes, Ii
FALLS CHURCH, 24I5 ellison st.
-35bedrm. rambler; lse. fenced
yard, aluminium siding; new fur
nituTe; S125. Ell, 6-44i9.
MACARTHUR AREA; S22O-Conv.
to Army map, Model Basin, Chain
Bridge or center of town. 3 bed
inns" bath, all conveniences. Ex-
Gel cond. MRS. NEBLETT, HA.
7-1275 ewes.
NH AREA bedrms., 3 baths,
air cond., compl. equip; $3.50 mo,
July 20-Aug. 81. VIII. 2-3552.
NR. NIH-3-bedrm., 9la-bath
brick split-level; rec. rm and
study, patio; avail Sept. through
June 1861. Call OIL. 4-61l7.
Mr.. MOL; .Sublet for July and
August-3-bedrm. beautiful home,
with shade; $3.50 month. EV.
PoToMAC-ROCKYILLE - Compi
turn. > b.r., den, din. rm., dream
kit, jal. breezeway. fireplace liv.
rm.; on acre: .Sl75 mo. Avail
Aug. /. PO. 2-244O
RINERDALE, Md bedrmS,, iiv.
Tm, din. rm., kit, bath, incl.
porch, bsmt Sl25 incl, heat,
hot water. Ma. $3.50.
g. ARL.-2 bedrooms; nicely furn-
ished: air cond.; .eaS. rent to
desirable peorle. OF. 4-9332.
SILVER SPRING-Brick rambler
on quiet street; 3 bedrooms, rec,
room, powder room, garage. Avail
1.64s7. WALKER a. DUNI0P
INC, REALTORS, ia. 5-240O.
SILVER SPRING. 92O Highland DIR
Woodside pk.-6-rm. stone bun.
galow, very nicely furn.. fenc. yd
lull bSmt., gar 5000. JU 9-5234
Evening star., 1960-07-09

BETHESDA-3-bedrm., den, brick
wall CARPET, garage, baths,
washer, drier, woods, view Poto-
mac River: lge. scr. porch wrought
iron; nr. Goldsboro and Mac
Arthur. Available July 12 to
Dec. | Soo5 mo OIL, 6-364n
Evening star., 1960-07-09

BETHESDA-Just reduced FLA
approved 3-bedrm, center-hall
brick Colonial on quiet street in
best residential community: full
bsmt with rec. rm., fenced rear
yard; low 20S. GEO. W. ROB-
ERTSON, REALTOR. 5000 Wis
ave. OIL. 2-2l23. once open Sat.
and Sun. 9-6.
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HILLCREST

OPEN SUN. . to &
2047 3Bth st. sc. (nr. 3tith and
Alabama aveN-Det. brk; must
be seen to be appreciated. Liv,
rm., din. rm., kit; 3 bedrms.,
baths on End A., stairway to stor-
age rm; bSmt. with shower and
toilet; washer and drierq, gas
BLUMER CO, 6i7 Pa. ave, sc.
II. 1-0R00: ewes. LO 1-3134
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List Your Home With
KORZENDORFER

1874 Wisconsin Avenue
REALTORS Oh. 4-elll
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Bf@ggm

OPEN > TO 5 PM. SUNDAY. 3e9
webster st. NV. Comfortable row
brick home, conveniently located
lst f., l.r., dr.. and kit: 2nd a.
3 large CHEEKY bedrooms with tile
bath. Bright roomy basement.
Gas h,-w,h. ONLY S15,5OO with
$1,000 down. Exceptional value. .
Mr.. Ryan, DE. 2-5l1S with NJ.
PAUL HANNAH, ME. S-41OO, 732
Evening star., 1960-07-09

MACARTHUR AREA; S22O-Conv.
to Army map Model Basin, Chain
Bridge OF. center of town. 3 bed
inns, bath, all conveniences. Ex-
eel cond. MRS. NEBLETT, HA.
1-1275 ewes
Evening star., 1960-07-09

COLORED-Fort Davis st. Sc, det
3-bedrm. brick. IL baths; huilt-ir
garage gas heat; . lsc pOrChcS
finished rec. rm FHA or con
ventional BY appt only. HART.
MAN REALTY, INC, Realtors
LU $4,000: ewes, LU l-g5l5
Evening star., 1960-07-09

CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE. 3749 Of
iver st.--5-bedrm. house. . baths
nice for family. $3.50 mo. KE
7-1S44
Evening star., 1960-07-09

Burnt Mills village-This gorgeous
custom huilt, 3 twin size bedrm
rambler must be sold this week
end. baths, large liv. rm., large
din. rm., huge elec. kitchen, full
basement, 2-csr garage on lovely
Handicapped lot with trees. Price
S3S,500. Dir. ColeSville rd. to
Northwest drive Qeft, to 3l3
Northwest drive.
Evening star., 1960-07-09

CHLVY CHASE-Immac 3-bedrm
2 bath home; beautiful kit: full
bsmt. garage: porch: $3.50. MRS
SPAULDING. WO. 6-Ol6O.
Evening star., 1960-07-09

Indian SPRINGS Terrace-Air-cond
:l-bedrm. brick Colonial, lIv. rm
din. Tm., kit. dinette, Ia baths
garage. Lovely level lot. Occu.
pancy August /. Priced S22 800
Dir: Colesville rd. to Indiar
Spring drive right, to 1l9 In.
dian Spring drive.
Evening star., 1960-07-09

AMER. U. PK.-Lovelv Cape Cod.
rms, az b., . air conds. Exc
transp. Ewes, wk. end. FE. z
Evening star., 1960-07-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
tcONTINlIEp1
BETHESDA, MD,
VETERANS on cIVILIANs


lOO3l CLUE DRIVE
Lovely to look at, delightful to visit
and heaven to own. Gollyl It's
perfect A truly Immaculate home
in "better-than-new' condition,
3 bedrms, double bath, carport,
full tiled basement, full equipment
with many extras including retRr.,
stove, washing machine, air con-
ditioner, dehumidifier, outside
basement entrance, etc. l block to
wildwood shopping ctr, close TO
Walter johnson H. S, srade
school. parochial school. About
81 900 down, CT or FLA. The
property is being appraised now
To reach: Out Old Georgetown rd
to Bells Mill I'd. left block TO
Clue, left to 10O3l Clue drive.
R. L. TAYLOR, OIL. 4-3462
F. W. BERENS SALES. INC.
Evening star., 1960-07-09

CAPITOL CARRIER MOVING CO.
can handle l piece or full load
very reas. DE. 2-1263, day or
night.
EDELMAN MOVING, STORAGE. -
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving
storage Reas. rates. ia. a-2937
EMERGENCY moving and storage
> rms; S25 up. Local and long
distance. Padded vans. AID. 2-2409
HILLS TRANSFER co. sp 3-O666
-Coverage. reputable work only
low tariff. free estimates
HILLS MOVERS LU I-a50O-
Authorized ICC fast careful serv-
ice. installation service
LIGHT HAULING - ReaS. rates.
Call between AS pm. DE. H-703l.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches, q speciality. s. L NOR
RIS. TU. 2-ll50 or TU. 2-S902
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country. safe STORAGE
in separate rooms. eXoert packine
Phone NO. 7-0l04. UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC, Est 1906.
Evening star., 1960-07-09

ARL; NORTH-aA4tttraStiye 2;bedTm
wine st. Conv.l Open Sun. lO-4
Short or long terms, Sl50 mo.
W. c, BENNETT, IA. 2-0774. RE
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-16
DR.. P. 4. Shaffer
Rites At st. Louis,
Scientist Was 70

Or. Philip Anderson Shaffer.
a brother Of Mrs. r. B. Craw-
ford. Of Farmville. and one of
America Is foremost bio chem
lists. died IN st. Louis. Mo, De
cember 4, at ~
A member Of the scientific
team which devised the Cole
man Shaffer diet, which re-
yOlutioned the treatment Of ty-
phoid fever, Dr.. Shaffer was
widely known in scientific cir
Giles at the dean Of American
biO-chemistry."
A native of Martinsburg. w.
Va. he graduated at West Vir-
glnia University and received
his PhD at Harvard in 1904. His
entire teaching and scientific
practice was at st. Louis where
he was head of the Department
of biological chemistry at Wash
ington University. He retired nine
years ago.
Surviving. in addition to Mrs
Crawford here, are his wife, Mrs
Nan Jefferson Evans Shaffer, OF
Ohio. a son, P. A. Shaffer, Jr.,
a mathematical physicist at Pas
edena. Calf, a daughter, in St.
Louis. and q brother and a sis
ter.
Funeral services were held
December 6 at st. Louis with
interment there.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-16
Negro Boycott
Continued from page ID

lationship would be much bet
ter. This mention of a boycott
was only one of the ways we
could use.
The association spokesman
said after the meeting. our
chief concern is our children.
We do believe that our children
are entitled to a free public ed
ucation if our taxes are coli
lected
We believe our children are
being Renalized unnecessarily as
the result of recent action Of the
board of supervisors. The board
can expect some more visits by
Negro parents because we still
want to impress upon it that
any number Of families have been
torn apart by the children hav-
ing to go elsewhere for school
ing Mr.. Griffin said.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-16
Plane Crash
Continued from page II

Continued from page u
'ond recognition, and the plane
almost completely demolished.
Sheets. a World War II BIT
bomber pilot in Europe, was
m a n a ger Of a Charleston
bakery. His wodow and three
children survive.
His body was taken from
Farmville Tuesday to Langley
Field, and returned to Charles
ton by train the next day for
burial.
The fatality was the first suf-
fered by the West Virginia Air
National Guard in nearly four
years. Two pilots we're killed in
March, 1857.
Peters was co-pilot for the
craft which was one Of four re-
turning to Charleston after the
week end exercise. Abshire a
full-time employee of the Air
National Guard. was the flight
engineer.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-16
Church Services

Continued from page II
December IS. The annual spec
al offering supports the
church's program Of ministerial
~etirement and relief.
The candlelight service will be
cantata Of the Nativity. with
Mrs. j. NJ. Watkins directing
the Church and Junior choirs
and Mrs. Walter A Robinson
as organist. John D Wilson
VIII be the moderator as the
Nativity story unfolds in mes
sage and song.
Wesleyan Methodist
The We leyan Methodist
Church will present a candle
light service also. December 10
1t 7.30 pm. the pastor, G. R.
Phaup. announces.
The Wesleyan service will fea-
ure participation in a program
# the Nativity by the children.
\ Christmas tree and treats for
i'll are to be included.
Episcopal
Johns Memorial Episcopal
Church will celebrate the sea
son nearer Christmas. except
for the December 10 bringing of
White Christmas gifts by the
Sunday School classes. These
are provided the Welfare De-
1artment for giving to the needy.
The Rev. Jean A. Vache. rec
or, announces that Johns Me-
mortal Church will have a mid
night service at ll.45 pm. on
Christmas eve, Dec. "a The
congregation will celebrate Holy
Communion at that service. and
also at a 1890 am, service on
Christmas Day.
The Christmas program for
-he Church School will follow
N Monday, Dec. 26, at 7 pm.
Lutheran
st Johns Lutheran Church will
ave its regular third Sunday
service, December l8. The Rev.
James c. Polk, pastor. will con-
duct a Christmas service in the
afternoon of Christmas Day.
Catholic
St. Therese Catholic Church
viii have its Christmas Mass at
II am. on Christmas Day, with
Father Albert Fey officiating.
Catholic Christmas eve midnight
services will be conducted at
~rewe and Blackstone, with area
worshippers invited.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-16
Funeral Rites For
Mrs. WiImoutls, "a
Held Wednesday

KEYsvILLE. Dec. l5-Funeral
services for Mrs. Nina Copal Viii
mouth, "a. widow Of Louis WI
mouth, Of Keysville. were held at
pm. Wednesday at the Eureka
Baptist Church with burial there.
Mrs. Wilnouth. who died Mon
day at her home, is survived BY
five daughters, Mrs. CLYDE Dixon
Mrs. Louis Dixon ard Mrs. A. B
Fender, all 0 feKysville, Mrs. H.
D. Hunt, Of Charlotte Cour
House, and Mrs. w, H. Garnet.
Of ST Petersburg. Fla: five sons
Henry Wilmouth. Clarence VII
mouth and Coleman Wilmouth
all Of Keysville. Garland VII
mouth. of Richmond. and A. B
Wilmouth, Of Red Hous e: a
brother, Willie Copal. Of SAKE: q
grandchildren ard five great
grandchildren.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-16

mattoX CO unity. John Cardwell
and brother. of Campbell county.
and PrentlSs Scott, Of Bedford
county.
Demand for each Of the ey-
perlmental varieties was strong
here Matthews said the leaf
grown by Adams Was the best he
had Seen II the eight Years Of
the testing project
Variety, poundage aEd gross
sale Of +. r. Shorter's baskets
were: Brown Leaf. 352. $l63 80.
Walkers Broa d Leaf. 366.
Sl73.80. Hastings. $50. 1882 SO.
Lizard Tail Orinoco, 1888. Sl53 so,
Little Dick, 1872. Sl54 A: and
Nance. $40. STAG
For w. M. Dickerson's expert
mental crop it was like this
grown Leaf. 382. Sl75 40; Walker
Broad Leaf. 403. $751; SO. Hast
ings. 1852. Sl55.l2. Lizard Tail
Orinoco. 372, Sl6l p: Little Dick.
800. Sl63 46 and N ance. 334.
$l69 50.
The score or the Adams
brothers crop was a pacemaker
Brown Leaf. 44o, 1921 =, Walk
er's Braod Leaf. 504. $257 SO.
Hastings, 452, 1923 So. Lizard Tail
Orinoco, 1856, $l99 "a: Little Dick.
$40, Sl69 80; and Nance, 334.
$3.50 50.
More detailed results of the test
crops will be forwarded to county
agents in the predominantly
dark-fired section for dlstribu-
ton to the farmers after VPI
completes it's studies.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-16
W. J. Morris
Rites Held At
Amelia Baptist

AMELIA. Dec. Il - Funeral
services for Willie James Nor
ris. Of Egglestetton. Amelia
county. who died al his home Of
a heart attack on Monday, were
held at Amelia Baptist Church at
2 D m on Wednesday. December
"A Interment was IN Amelia
Presbyterian Church Cemetery.
Mr. Morris was a prominent
dairy farmer of the county, a dl-
rector i'll the Union Bank and
Trust Company here. member
Of Amelia Woodmen and Rulitan
CLUB. and an active member
and deacon in Amelia Baptist
Church ior many Years.
Surviving him are his wife.
Mrs. Ella S Morris, three SONS.
Raymond j. Garland f.. and
Irwin F. Morris. all Vi Amelia
county four daughters. Mrs.
Helen NJ. Morris Wingo. Of Jet
ersylIle. Mrs Lillian Robins. Of
Lewis. Of Crewe. and Miss Lou
Use Morris. OF Amelia county.
two brothers. Harry G.. and Yves
ley r.. Of Amelia county; two
sisters, Mrs Cary T. Duke. Of
Amelia. and Mrs. Charles W.
Richards. Of Toano.
Also. sixteen grandchildren and
five Observation-Disclosures.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-16
Moose Santa
Continued from page u


The children's party will be
Saturday. Dec. IL. at the State
lheater. The admission viii be
toys or useful Toy substitutes like
books. The doors open at $50
III. and the SHOW commences
al 10. according to Alvin Sim
mons. theater manager. An Audle
Murphy feature. plus comedy
and a cartoon are scheduled.
Radio Plans
The radio program is sched-
uled Sunday. Dec. 10. from to ,
pm. with Moose singers, Will
Hams and w la c G Baldwin.
Moose lodge governor. participant
ing. A question and answer period
will be devoted to Operation
Santa Claus. its purposes and
operation. During the balance of
the afternoon. Sunday, Station
WFLO will receive calls from
donors and viii dispatch mem
bers Of the Lodge if collections
then, or later. are desired.
Persons wishing to arrange for
collection by Moose members
other than Sunday, or to suggest
names Of needy persons. are in
vlted to do so by telephone. Calls
may be made to Chairman Will
Hams at Eek 2-3545 or Elk 2-3lS6.
or TO John Warner. Elk 2-4385.
or to Mrs W. B. Glass. Elk ?
3883l.
Those who don't wish collection
service are invited to bring do
nations to the collection points.
Williams reminded.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-16
Funeral Rites For
F. L. Eckels. Jr.
Held Tuesday

SCOTTSVTLLE, Dec. u = A
funeral service for the Rev. Fred
erick Lewis Eckel. Jr.. rector Of
three Episcopal churches in Abe
marie county and founder Of the
Cathedral Bell Ringers in At
larta, was held at 2 pm. Tues
day at St. Johns Episcopal
Church here, with burial in For
Lauderdale. Fla.
Mr.. Eckel died Saturday at his
home at Scottsville.
Mr.. Eckel had lived here since
1858. He was rector Of St. Johns
Church at Scottsville, Christ
Church at Glendower and St.
Stephens Church at Esmont.
For seven years before coming
here. he had been chancellor and
director Of Christian education at
the Cathedral Of St. Philip IT. At
lanta. From 1914 to. 1913, he was
director of religious education
and rector Of Christ Episcopal
Church in Greenville, S. c.
He also had been chairman of
leadership training for the Ameri-
can Camping Association.
Mr.. Eckel, So had organized a
group similar to the Atlanta bell
ringers stree coming here. By
alternately ringing bells Of diff
ferent notes and pitch, the bell
ringers perform various selec-
tions.
Mr.. Eckel had recently written
a Dictionary of Church and
Liturgical Terms
He is survived by his mother.
Mrs. Grace Edna Coggins Eckel,
of Lyrchburg: his wife, Mrs.
Helen Hopkins Charlton Eckel; a
son, Frederick Lewis Eckel. Jr.,
of Sewanee, Tenn, and a brother,
DR.. Edward Eckel, Of Los Ange-
les.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-16
Test Leaf
Continued from page u

VPI tobacco specialist. the pur-
pose of the project. which is now
eight years old, is to compare
yield and acre values Of varie-
ties with new breeding lines. He
said, We are trying to breed dis
ease resistance into dark-fired
tobacco and at the same time
get varieties that will have
quality characteristics desired
most by trade channels.
The VPI value records for the
varieties will be based on the
average season sale price for the
corresponding government grades
and not on actual sale.
The six growers in the expert
ment each had one fourth Of an
acre Of six varieties, making the
total test acreage nine. The three
participants not marketing leaf
here were John Gunter. of Apo
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-16
Rites I'm Amelia
For Mrs. Jefferson

AMELIA. Dec. Is - Graveside
funeral services for Mrs Carrie
Lane Jefferson. SO. who died in
Richmond nursing home on
Tuesday. December Is. were held
II Amelia Presbyterian Church
Cemetery on Thursday
The widow Of Thomas Jeffer-
son. Mrs. jefferson was a native
Of Amelia county. and lived il
Amelia until few years ago.
She is survived by four sons.
Thomas. IT. Charles D. an d
George G jefferson. al of Rich
mond. and James ~. Of Har-
fisonburg and five grandchll-
dren.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-16
Burkeyille Crash
Takes Two Lives

Albert E Leis. il. lS. and
John Henry Daniel. IS. were
killed in an automobile crash at
l:20 am. Sunday. two miles
south Of Burkeville on Route 800
N Prince Edward County.
State Trooper W. o. Lane
aid Daniel was the driver OF
he car. that ran off Route 800
and hit several trees. Leis, a
passenger in the car, was dead
Oh arrival at the Medical Col
lege of Virginia. Daniel died late
sunday from injuries received
IN the accident.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-16
Dies In California

Horace 5. Holt. 50, died Tues
day, December Is, in Orovllle
Calf Funeral ard burial sery-
ices were held i'll Orovllle Thurs
day
MIR Holt was 4 brother Of Mrs.
J H toWlkes. Of Mehtiiln. and
Witt Holt OF Barnes Junction.
and 4 native oi Prince Edward
County.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-16
Miss Friend, 90
Buried Wednesday

BRAKES BRANCH, Dec. IS
Funeral services for Miss Susie
Morton Friend. 90. were held at
Il am. Wednesday at brakes
Branch Presbyterian Churc h.
with burial in the church Gene
terry. Miss Friend died Monday at
her home.
She is survived by a sister.
Miss Eliza Friend. of brakes
Branch: two nephews and a
niece
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-16
THF FARMv7L1E Va HERALD, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 1e 1850
Town Council
Confined from page

Continued from page u
three juveniles. The young boys
were later apprehended by the
F'allnville police, as thy were
starting other fires in the woods
around the dump. The air OBJ
servers tower is no longer used.
since it IS considered obsolete by
civil defense authorities.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-16
Hospital News
There We're 20 hospital patients
Thursday morning.
Patients Admitted

There We're 20 hospital patients
Thursday morning.
Patients Admitted
j P Whitehead, Victoria: Mrs.
J K Clement. Victoria Mrs
Frederick Darlington. ktySvlllt- E:
Mrs K l.. N a y Ter. brakes
Branch, } A Young F'ai1nylllt /,
Mrs. W 3 Morris. Farnville.
Frank Orange. Prospect. r.. W.
Jacobs. Farmvllle.
Also, John Waller. CreWe:: Will
liam Cassidy. Hampden- Sydney
Gordon Newell. Hampden- sgd
ney. George Newman, Farmyille .
MIS-. G. r. Phaup, Farmville .
Mrs. J w Hickman, Burkeville !:
Miss Doretha Owen, Amelia. and
Miss Teresa Hutton. F'armyille
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. StraWser
Crewe. boy. Dee -
MI and Mrs B. r. Cook
Farmville. girl Dec. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beltls Smith.
Rice, glll. Dec -
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Oertle, Jr.,
Farmville. boy, Dec -
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Lee, Keys
vile. boy. Dec. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hudnall
Fafmville. girl. Dec. a.
Mr.. and Mr. S. w. Lloyd
Vaughan. Farmville. boy. Dec.
IA.
Col0red Patients
Nathaniel Hurt. Rice. Irea
Payne Meherrin, and Charlie
Boiling. Farmville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-16
Tobacco Market
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averaging $5l.O8: Will Baldwin.
Appomattox. 9O3 pounds from
$39 to $50 averaging S5l 06: j.
A. Haziegrove and Sons. IA
pounds from $34 to 500 averag
ing ISL.
Frank Gillian. OBJ pounds
from S3l to $62 averaging $40 80
Booker Cunningham. Pamp-
lin. l,l58 poun1s from $50 to S62
averaging $3.50;
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-16
No Depression

U. S. economy sound and no
serious depression in sight. Pri-
vate economists differ on their
forecasts for business in 1861.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-12-16

Nathaniel Hurt. Rice. Irea
Payne Meherrin, and Charlie
Boiling, Farmville-
The Nome nugget., 1960-06-27
w A N Y A D s

FOR SALE = Easy-Spin washer. Call Black 115. 79c
The Nome nugget., 1960-06-27
Friday. June 24. 1860
Beauty Expert Scheduled At Nome Drug Store

Flora Camp, the QUARRY ex- pert, is expected to arrive here the week of July 4, to give com- plimentary makeup lessons to customers who now can make appointments at the Nome Drug Store.
 Each customer getting a make up lesson will receive individual instruction and personal "for- mula" for the new DuBarry "Pearled Makeup"
 Many persons in the communi- ty look forward each year to the DuBarry beauty experts visit, to learn new beauty techniques.
 Appointments may be made by phone, states Boyd Harwood, pro- pfietor of Nome Drug Store.