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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07
Associated Sales Co.
Ted Sfeichen &
Son Hold GFund
OPENING Oct. 1918


One Of the most familiar names
in the business community in St
Paul for years was Ted" Steichen
who operated a food market on
lower Rondo for many years.
Mr.. Steichen and his son are now
In a new business, Associated
Sales, at 643-45 University Av., in
st. Paul.
Associated Sales is holding its
Grand Opening, Oct, 10. IL, IL, IS,
IA and Is. Hundreds of free gifts
will be given away to those who
register during the six day open
ing week.
Associated Sales offers unusual
values in watches, jewelry, home
appliances, tools, TVS, radios,
stereos luggage, sporting goods
and toys.
Mr.. Steichen stated this week he
looks forward to greeting old
friends of his earlier business days.
He along with his son, his business
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07

1870, the demand for Adninistra-
tive Secretaries was 100000 and
today, there is a need Of six million
five hundred thousand CSC, 500, O00)
George Holland, Consultant in
Federal Civil Service Occupations,
pointed up the benefits of Civil
Service Employment:
g. Good working hours
b. Outstanding life insurance
plan
C. Group health plan
d. Good retirement plan, possib-
ly the best Of all civil services
e. Opportunities for promotion
+. Fair employment policy,
Miss Carol Paar, Consultant for
the Legal Secretarial Workshop
pin-pointed the specific duties Of
the Legal Secretary: ~ maintain
an adequate record system; (2)
bookkeeping (3) reninders-ap-
pointments, luncheons, etc. az
various forms Of legal work lie
drawing up papers, summons, col
lection fees, etc. 90 keep records
Of all calls (6) keep diary Of where
attorney Is to be and what he is
to do, etc. Cd know legal forms
90 take dictation and; (9) know
legal terms.
Miss Kay Carries, Director Of
Special Events, Emporium and Mrs.
Byron Brown, Emporium, present
ed the crowd Of 1872 people with a
Style Show Of fan and winter fash
ions.
Reverend Kneely Williams, gave
the invocation. Also, many new
business machines were demon
strated
The Pragmateia Sorority Is a
group Of professional and business
women and the st. Paul Urban
League Is a member agency of the
Greater st. Paul Community Chest
and Council, Inc.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07

(COntinusd from Page ~
Saturday who pied guilty and paid
$25 fines were:
Audrey jeanne Anderson, 20,
I'll Irving Av. NJ, Carol FaIla, 20,
701 Fremont Av. NJ, Judy Dolores
White, n, TOT Fremont Av, NJ,
Marion Williams, 81, 40 Irving
Av. NJ, Bessie Lee Williams. 80,
GOT Plymouth Av. N, Esther Mae
Sudduth, 22, 2219 nth Av. s.,
Beulah Isabel Stone, 20, 715 Rus
sell Av. N, Jacqueline Ration,
%, 1857 10th ST., Des Moines, Ia
Evelyn Martin, SO, 1107 Emer-
son Av. N, Vivian Mae Patton. 2e,
723 Emerson Av NJ, Tobie M.
Kirsh, %, 1888 4th Av. S., Anita
Lucille Johnson, "a, 715 Russell
Av. N, Louise Greer, Ss, 1917
Eighth st. s., Mary Ann Faison,
40, 1000 Fifth Av. s.
Barbara Jeanne Dixon, 26, 1917
Fremont Av. NJ, Carol Ann Clark,
81, 1000 Iglehart Av., st. Paul;
Lorelei Ann Chase, 81, 1913 FIRE.
mont Av. s., Bernadine Redd But
Ter, 26, HAS 18th st., Des Moines,
Ia; Charlene Adair Brown, %, 561
Eighth Av. NJ, Jean Cunningham,
"a, 2401 Fourth Av. s., Blaine T.
Ash, AZ, 800 w. 25th St, Des
Moines, Ia; Jesse G. Baxter, 81,
S07 Emeron Av. N.
Edward NJ. Bourne, 701 Fremont
Av. NJ, Henry Breedlove, AZ, 1929
Queen Av. N, Joe Clemens, 50,
1929 Portland Av. NJ, Danniel H.
Crisp, 81, GOT Washington Av. s.,
Daniel w. Davis, "a, 3741 Fifth
Av. s., Donald Dillon, 20, 1905
Lyndale Av. N, Keith Ewing, 80,
1921 18th Av. S., Ray FIllwood,
"a, PIT Fifth Av. s., Lucius L.
Garbriell, 43, 1872 Irving Av. NJ,
Jack Glanton, so, 2429 4th Av.
S.
John Haugen, 80, s110 Pleasant
View Drive, Frances Henry, "a,
Minot, N. Oak, Otha Howelton,
81, S22 Elwood Av., Andrew Lee,
"a, 4202 Fifth Av. s., Elmer Lewis,
1135 Fremont Av. NJ, Ronald Lew
is, 80, 400 z. seth st.
Jay c. Miller, SO, 2911 18th Av.
S., Ray w. Perkins, "a, 1904 Eighth
Av. s., Thomas J. Reynolds, rs,
919 Fremont Av. NJ, Albert Rich
ardson, 80, 1925 Washington Av.,
Milton Ruffin, 372S Portland Av.
s., Nathaniel Smith, 1908 Fifth
Av. s., William T. Taylor, So, 612
Seventh Av. N.
Leroy True, 35, 1905 Portland
Av. s.. Prince Tyler, SO, 1915 Lo-
gan Av. NJ, Henry Van Buren,, "a,
90S 18th Av. N, Fred J. Vaughn,
"a, 2430 Fifth Av. s., Harris Walk
er, %, 2299 Lodgewood, Atlanta,
Ga; Gerald w. White, 80, 212 e.
3sth ST., and Albert Willis 20,
1851 Park Av.
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Faison averaged As minutes a
game. caught Is passes for three
touchdowns and led the team in
scoring with 20 points. He is a
fearful opponent on defense.
Watkins was the second best
baI-carrier in the country last
year. He scored nine touchdowns
and gained s43 yards. He has speed
that makes him a threat in open
field as well as a dangerous runner
from his fuIlback position, although
he tips the scales at 1S5. Iowa
State considers him a strong choice
for An-American.
Kansas McCIintOn's gained an
average Of Sc yards I'm 1859.
This 212-pOund operator has
speed, ruggedness and determine
ton and may lead the Jayhawk-
ers out Of the football wilder
ness.
Fleming was one Of the heroes
in Washington's win in the Rose
Bowl over Wisconsin last season.
He is a halfback with speed to burn.
Al Kimbrough was one of the
finest ends in the Big Ten, maybe
the country, last season. With his
brother, Gilbert, a halfback, out
last season with injuries, North
western has the only tan twin
brother combination in the nation
this season.
West, M1ssouri's best ground
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07
freedom Fund Dance
Arrangements Completed

Final arrangements for the
NAACP Freedom Fund Dance were
completed at a meeting held Thurs
day, Sept. 20, at Local SIC hall,
it was announced today by Donald
Lewis, Dance Chairman
Mr.. Lewis stated Mrs Nate Sa-
lutte, 1456 Eleanor Av., will serve
as Prize Chairman for the affair.
The Dance Committee expects
to have many door prizes to give
away at the dance. Make arrange
ments to attend the dance and
help raise funds for the FIGHT
FOR FREEDOM. This is an OPP
portunity to have an evening OF
pleasure and at the same time sup
port a worthy cause.
The dance will be held at the
Arizona Room, Prom Ballroom Oct
II.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07

partner, are looking forward TO
renewing old community acquaint-
anceships.
Our store, he said" can offer
the neighborhood, untold values,
without the necessity Of going
downtown"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07

This should be another TREMENDOUS
season for them-in the East, Mid
die West, Plain State, Southwest
and Pacific Coast. Teams are simp-
" loaded with tan talent.
Davis Brown and Baker are
members of the team universally
rated as the best college aggrega-
ton in the nation-the Orange of
Syracuse, national champions in
1869 and favored to repeat this
season.
Probably the best back in COL
lege ranks is the 20S-pound Davis,
a junior who scored 10 touchdowns
and "a points while gaining $50
yards last year. Davis has been
described as another Jimmy Brown,
the former Orange standOut now
with the Cleveland Browns.
"A coach couldn't ask for a finer
athlete than Ernie" says Coach
Ben Schwartzwalder. He has ex-
ceIlent physical equipment and a
desire to improve every time out.
He is extremely coachable and has
the instinct to make the correct
moves at the correct time"
Brown, a 230-pound tackle, and
Baker, another plus-2oO-pounder,
a tried and proven senior from
Newport News, Va, is a cinch
regular end at Indiana. Last year,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07

DIsoRDERLx CONDUCT

While on tour Of the Rondo area
ON September 20 about $40 pm.
st. Paul police officer Robert Lick
observed Louis Frazier. 81. Of 720
Iglehart relieving himself on the
public sidewalk at Kent and Rondo
Street. Frazier stated he did not
feel like using the tavern's facili-
ties because they were too crowd
ed. .....
Frazier was jailed and charged
with disorderly conduct.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07
DuVid coH, Nephew, Not
Son o. Amund0
NAHaanR. RRaa
Williams Ellison


In the account Of the death and
funeral Of Mrs. Amanda Williams
Ellison in the Sept. 80, edition the
name Of David Golf, was given
as the son of the deceased, informa-
ton furnished the paper by phone
by Mrs Dorothy Goff, husband of
Mr.. Goff. '~
Jessie Ellison, 9O5 Fuller Av.,
husband of the deceased woman
told this newspaper Monday that
Mrs. Ellison had no son and that
Mr.. Goff was a nephew.
Mr.. Goff confirmed this fact but
did not explain why Mrs. Goff told
the paper her husband was Mrs.
Allisons son.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07
M
ONE
EAR

Our young people are making a
remarkable effort to recruit blood
donors for four year old Billy
Smith who will come here from
Lexington, Kentucky this month
for his second, and we hope final
cardiac surgery.
Young Mr.. Smith underwent
surgery here last year and now
needs fifteen 20" negative blood
donors to complete his corrective
therapy. This writer, who feels the
call Of Americanism very strongly
wishes that all interested donors
would contact Felix c. Turner at
CA. 1880 or the Halle Q. Brown
House (Mr. Tucker) as SOON as
possible. Little Billy needs the fif-
teen donors before the 10th Of the
month.
I'm sure there need be no long
list Of reasons why we should want
to respond to such a plea, but let
our conscientious minds and our
gentle hearts give us the strength
of effort it takes to stop our reg
ular routine and take five minutes
to check our blood types and make
the necessary phone call.
Friday, Oct. 8, 1860, Miss Jewel
Pope Of Minneapolis will wed Mr..
Donald Smith from Dayton, Ohio.
The wedding will take place in
Miss Pope's home. Mrs. Cynthia
Fleming will be the matron Of
honor. Richard Pope, also of Min
neapolis, viii be the best man.
The Summit, a social club of
the Sanity City. gave a party on
the evening of Sept. 80, 1860, at
the home of Mr.. Earl Smith, rela-
tive of Mr.. George Brooks, III, a
prominent member of the social
club.
Refreshments included baked
ham, soft drinks, and a variety of
snacks.
Those in attendance were Miss
Richelle Session, Miss Maryana
Bryant, Ann Perette, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Pickett, Miss Barbara Pick
EFT, Miss Elaine Montague, and
Miss Shirley Patterson. Also pres
ent were Leonard Hayer, Garland
Hunter, Lionel Hunter, Eugene Hill,
Sam Williams, Richard Allison,
James Allison, and yours truly.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07
VANDAI4S BREAK
WINDOW IN AUTO

"ANDOW AN AOAO
Percy Robinson, 702 Rondo, st.
Paul reported to officers Louis
Horvath and Richard Collins that
vandals broke the rear window in
his 1865 Oldsmobile about $50
pm. on September ~ with a large
rock.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07
TAN FOOTBALL PLAYERS ARE TOP
CANDIDATES FOR MYTHICAL ALL
AMERICAN SQUADS AS SEASON OPENS
By AMP Sports Writer

Chicago (ANP)-0n football AAmerica lists Ernie Davis,
Earl Fason Tom Watkins On the second Curtis
McClinton, Art Baker and John Brown.
This all crystaba gazing but it could turn out to be
Add the of George Fleming Al Kimbrough Mel
West Jim Johnson Pervs Atkins and Billy Brownand you
up with the among collegiate football players
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07
HOW WOULD THIS
wvNHwr WY An

HOW WOULD THIS
WORK IN AMERICA?
Jakarta, Indonesia (ANP) -
Social Welfare Minister Muljads
Bjojomartono reports he is pre-
pairing a bill restricting Moslems
to one wife each except in an en-
Urgency.
Then a man can take a second
wife with permission of the first,
If he supports both.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07

Various locations. Single family
and duplexes. Buy like rent. KE.
1881, agent Sill
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07
Patronize Your
Advertisers
REAL ESTATE ron SALE
BRICK FOUR FLAT
EoSv Terms or Trade

1415 Dupont North. 4-three bed
room apartments, full basement,
two gas furnaces, move in now.
Make the deal of a lifetime, UN.
6-5545 or ST. 1887. Sill
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$500 DOWN

1870 Oliver North Real large three
bedroom dining room, breakfast
room. Hot water heat, fireplace.
$135 month. KE. 1881, Ii. g.
1850, owner. Sill
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE

4412 PORTLAND. Five bedroom
home. Two baths. $21 300. Ia. s.
$3.50, agent. Sill
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07

MODERN THREE room unfurn-
ished apartment with sun parlor.
South location, FEE. $1,000. Sill
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you KNOW WHERE THIS PAPER
STANDS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07

THREE LARGE rooms and bath,
gas heat, combination, storm win
dows. Call after 9 pm. 1896 4th
Av. s. Sill
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07

CLEAN HOUSEKEEPING rooms
for old age pensioners. FEE. 6-132s.
ST.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07

NEATLY FURNISHED rooms
for lady or couple. Call FIR. 4-561O
before $3.50 pm. SIT
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07

601 EIGHTH AV. NO. $45 and
500 bedrooms, electricity furn-
ished. Immediate possession. FEE.
2-1417. Sill
Evening star., 1960-01-10


az told 20 Sol FOX
mand the respect of others? Can you intelligently
execute plans in disciplined manner? Are you
able to recognize talent in others and develop it?
Can you take advice and accept assistance? Are you
really in good health and emotionally stable?
This self-examination is important. Only you
can answer some Of these questions and if
others misjudge your Potentialities and give you
responsibilities you can't shoulder, the result
be tragic.
A few years ago bright young man was promoted
to head new operation in company with which
am associated He told beforehand that it would
be difficult and complex task. Older executives,
aware Of the problems he faced, volunteered advice.
The young shrugged off these offers, apparently
eager to make big splash by doing it all himself.
Ten days before his deadne, after months of Cruel
ling work, the young man collapsed - and the vital
project suffered major setback.
Such tragedies are not unusual. Harry Truman
used to tell people who - Continued on page l3
Evening star., 1960-01-10

I'm the next IL months American companies will pro-
mote one and half million men and women to
better jobs. Will you be one of them?
1t would be misleading of me to pretend that there
is any certain, foolproof road for you to follow to
better job and higher pay. But have studied the
promotion policies of thousands of companies -
and | know of four steps which usually lead to
advancement.
The steps aren't easy - and the jobs which they
lead to aren't nearly easy they look either.
After some consideration, you may decide that
you're happier where you right now than you
would be on the next rung of the ladder.
But if you decide to aim higher, you can be sure
of one thing: the opportunity is there. Business
urgently needs people who can accept responsibility.
Evening star., 1960-01-10

Since the depression of the 1905, many COM
panies have grown five, ten twenty times as large,
and continued growth seems certain.
The head Of the business, who once every
thing personally (even in some big cOmpanes), finds
himself increasingly involved in summit-level prob
lens of law finance and longrange planning. To
mind the store" and handle day-to-day details, he
needs people who can plan, get things done, and -
most important = help develop other potential
managers.
If promotion is your goal, here four key
steps to follow:
!. Know yourself: The easiest way to win pro-
motion still is to marry the boss's daughter, but the
surest way is to understand yourself. Do you COM
Evening star., 1960-01-10

One half million going the ladder
this Whether you're them depends four big
Evening star., 1960-01-10
promotion
1860
BY LAWRENCE A. APPLEV

President of the american Management Association
z@ told a.
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Livestock and Farm Machinery Auction


1T 6RAGLANDS EARN Forest Vgno (neq Lnebug sot March
sodd end riding the following n,ochme" AL
Budoze Ferguson Troetor Ne S. Massey o"s No 81
New Holland II Boe Mccormick
Deerine Lime peoder Ferguson T
delivery oke John Deere Chopper ond heads blow
e pipes snoworop Be Loader Ferguson Ferguson Mower
lawn roller; Bntton peoder Table
form woeons dump trailer Ferguson saw,
Power Sproyer,
poobe) Press Hydraulic loode
King Wise Conveyo; John Deere Double
Soer 25Ogo portable
men complete fittings tools for form shop
een) and attachments
stock oils points Wisconsin oi6oed grinders pueys
Welding torpouins McCuoch
Tt9k 958 Apache Gheoet Pickup 955 Chevrolet long wheel bose
1888 Willis especially bu oil working
ent Of nos bolts etc. Air Compressor e WeIder welding mos)
grndsones wheels hinges IS
SALE STARTS PROMPTLY 1000 AM
Lunch will served
CRAGLANDS Of the beautiful equipped
Wrgno finest homes unusol horse ond cole barns All LIVE
STOCK EQUIPMENT SELLS AUCTION
TREATY.
LAND CORP Sole
Mgrs Exclusive Selling u.s.
TU68678
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Patrick Henry Boys
reject Gets Public
Relations Director

BROOKNEAL, Feb. % :
Flans for the Patrick Henry
BOYS Plantation at Red Hill took
a step forward last week with
lle appointment of John A. Rudd
IF Lynchburg. as director of
public relations and fund rails
ing.
The announcement came from
d.. James D. Hagood, head of
the development organization
Hagood said, This appointment
marks a significant step for
ward in the progress of the BOYS
Plantation campaign and its
expansion across the Common
wealth"
A native of England an d
former ROYAL Navy and Royal
Air Force officer. Rudd became
citizen Of the United States in
1886. A veteran Of work i'll COM
mumty organization and public
relations fields. Rudd will con-
tinue development of the cam
naign that was begun last year.
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SERVICES

MEADOR GROCERY floor
sanding and finishing. Linoleum
and tile furnished and installed.
Phone EX 2-3753 for free esti-
mates. 2-12-tf
DICKERSON Auction Company
We cry for you. Auction any
thing, anywhere, any time. w.
w. Dickerson. Farmville. phone
Elk 2-3556. 2-12-tf
FOR HEALTH AND BEAUTY:
Spencer individually designed
foundations and bras. Call Ella
Schmidt, S & S Contour Shop
phone Elk 2-5373, Farnlville. Va
l-22-tf
SEPTIC TANKS: cleaned. new
systems installed, old systems
repaired. Free estimate. W W.
Dickerson, phone Elk 23556,
Farmville. 1-15-tf
FLOOR SANDING AND FIN
ISHING: operator has Is years
experience. reasonable rates.
The Floor Shop, ll9 N. Main
Street. phone Elk 2-5379, Farm
vile. l1-l3-tf
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PONIES: We buy. sell or trade.
Several well broke ponies for
sale now. w. w. Dickerson.
phone Elk 1855. Farmville.
LIST
BUCKINGHAM - The Board of
Assessors Of Buck g h m
County hereby announce the fol-
lowing dates by Districts for
hearings on the GENERAL RE
ASSESSMENT of real estate in
Buckingham County for t h e
lear of 1860:
Place: Buckingham Court
House Court Room
Time 9 am. to pm.
Monday February %. 1860
Francisco District
Tuesday March |, 1860 =
Slate River District
Wednesday March 2, 1860 ~
CurdSVllle District and Town
of DillWyn
Thursday March 3, 1860 N
Marshall District
Friday Marc 4, 1860 =
James River District
Monday March Z, 1860 -
Maysville District
Those desiring to be heard
will please come on date assign
ed for their Magisterial District.
R. B. Ransom, L. w. Patteson
F. E. Webb, Board of Assessors
JOHN c. SPENCER. Clerk
Of Court Buckingham, C. H Va
2-23-2t
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SERVICES

SERVICE DEPARTMENT: If it
can be fixed, we can fix il. All
work guaranteed The only thing
cheap about our service IS our
price Farmers Supply Co..
phone EX 2-3446. Farmville, Va.
I-13-tf
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NOTICE

NOTICE There will be no
telephone calls accepted for
Roof Engineers at Elk 2-3422.
2-l6-3t
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WANTED

WANTED 50 PIANOS: Turn your
pianos into cash. Discount New
and Used Furniture Co., phone
tx 2-526a LIST
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Card OF Thanks

card vi THANKS
BRADSHAW-I wish to express
my appreciation to all who sent
gifts. cards, and visited me
while l was in the hospital. I
also wish to thank the doctors
who attended me, the office
force. and the nurses. All these
hndnesSeS made my stay in
hospital much more pleasant.
J. w. Bradshaw. 2-23-lt
WEAVER = The family of Mr..
Charlie Weaver wishes to thank
their friends for the many kind
nesses extended them in their
recent bereavement. 2-23-Itp
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cLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE

HOUSE: .5rooms and bath, base
ment, extra lot, very reasonable.
Phone Elk 1880. 2-16-3p
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What's Free!


This space is offered without
charge by The Herald to anyone
who wishes to give something
away Free. 2-l-tf
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OPPORTUNITIES

OPPORTUNITY = tor an in
dividual to operate an ESQ
station on a dealer basis. Ex-
cellent location just west of
Farmville on Routes 400 and IS.
Call Eek 24O73 after 7 pm.
2-2-tf
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MAN OR WOMAN = part time
or full time to handle Nationally
advertised products with rural
customers in North Cumberland
East Prince Edward Counties
Free life insurance program.
Should be over 8 years of age.
Car or light truck required.
Write Watkins Products, Inc.
Pc. Box SOIL, Richmond. Vir-
GINA for full particulars and per-
sonal interview 2-94p T
MATTRESSES - white, over Is
years Of age. Apply in person
to Hotel Weyanoke manager.
FarmVille, Va, 2-19-3t
WANTED: White man with
small family to work in dairy.
Apply in person. P. L. Duncan.
Columbia, Va. 2l9-2t
HOUSE Cleaning. Call Elk 2
445l. 2-19-2t
MEN: 3 needed. Men with the
following back grounds have
learned our work very quickly:
machine operators, carpenters,
dye house worker. printers, fire
man, ETC., who have had self
confidence and adaptability. 3
men can start at once with earn
ing opportunity from $40 per
week up. Write ZIG Main Street
South Boston, Va. 2-19-9t
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OR RENT - Wheel chairs hospi
tai beds, crutches, canes, or sick
room needs. Gray's Drug Store.
Farmville. 6-20-tf
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MAN OR WOMAN - want to
make $40 or more in day for
part or full time route work?
Write Furst McNess Co.,
Pc Box 81, Baltimore, Md.
2-23-2pf T.
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1913 PLYMOUTH 2-door,
black, good tires. radio, heater,
in good condition. $3.50 or any
reasonable offer. See Bob Tyler
Ri. 3, Farmville, or at Farm
vile Herald. 2-12-4p
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HELP WANTED

MAN OR WOMAN for city of
Farmville. Sales and deliveries.
4 to 6 hours per day. Also will
consider older men, so to IS.
Write Box SOIL, Dept. SO, Rich
mond, Va.
2-9-4p T
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FOR SALE

HAY - 800 bales orchard grass
hay. 10 cents bale. N B. Ragland.
r. 66l. IL miles west Buckingham
C.. H: 2-22-2t
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MULES - for trade or sale. Two
miles east Farmville on 400 L.
D. Jacobs. Farmville. Eek 2-3325.
2-2-8p( IT.