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WOODLAND

3-bedrm. brick; IN baths,
family fm., living and din.
ing area w/modern lit.
Walking dist. to schools,
Q ehurches and shopping;
Priced at $4,000, $4,000
down, bal. $l16 for every
thing. 11-V,
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Houses by Hughes
"ANY PRICE YoU WANT

SS.450: small compact cot
tage; small compact upkeep:
gorgeous countryside lot:
ideal N. College Park loea.
tion; only S7S per mo.
Se,960-conv. Mt. Rainier
area; bus at corner. Owner
might finance Tor buyer with
small down payment. Can
early on this home.
S14,e5O-Blus Ribbon ",
HyattsVille location. Charm
Ing potential 4.bedIEn. Cape
Cod: full bemt. Take over
4ASs loan with modest down
payment.
S17,2OO--Brand@ueW brick
fambler. Move IN tomorrow;
selling freedom BY the doll
lar: absolutely no Govern.
ment red tape; $500 down
w. R. Hughes Co.
AP. 7-1400 Realtors
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EAST PINES

suburban Twins wicity
Wjcommanding oak trees
giving the beauty and charm
this type Of home -flts into.
4 bedrms., IN baths. din.
rm., country-siz kitchen,
bsrnt. wI1-car garage. Plus
2-car garage and workshop.
Ideal Tor tinkering man or
family. Priced ct S16,500.
atihi. 70 EHA. Terms. 1-R.
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1MOpen
SKYLINE

eS@9 - 3M98H8@
OPEN 1 TIL DARK
Another exclusive home from the
once Of DEWEY II. FREEMAN.
II you are looking for the little
better than average home, we have
It. See our Skyline home today.
Large liv. ,rm. with fireplace. sep.
din. rm., beaut. designed built-in
kit, 3 exceptionally lge. bedrms.,
2M baths, full well -lighted bsIIlt.,
and large earport. Large level lot,
excel. location and all util. for
only S21,060, easy terms.
70. reach: Take Pa. ave. sc. to
Branch ave. right on Branch ave.
to Alabama ave. list stoplightl /.
left / blk. bearing right at church
at Suitland I'd. Continue past light
in Suitland approx. 2M miles to
model home. (Follow open house
sign.)
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
INC. REALTORS
3214 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. e-7700
Meryland's First Realtor
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

CHKveRLH. oPzN-AGaiestic brick
ting: lBe. bedfnis. up with 9Th
and s!. .un bath lp 3. e%sns.; % =. lovely IS
ssats 81 a0-ft. I6ns Scr. perch and
is min. % downtown o. Bats.
~ Xllles , SSSi.SOe: ~, sSQ2 s,,:,. carlsie st.
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BROCK HALL
ESTATES

A brick rambler wIfamily
room, 8 hedrms., 2 baths,
den, lge. 1iv. rrn., din. rm.;
2-car bTk. gar. for Dads
projects. Ideal for individ.
ual needing elbow room.
Priced low at $2S.600
WIStO,OOO down. 2-R.
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Berkshire ForeStville
AnnN1 rYrAr Ns
BERWYN HEIGHTS

3-bedroom rambler; IN
baths, liv. rm. wifrepIaee,
din. rm., front porch; lge.
lot. place for kiddies to play.
Close to schools, churches,
conv. to dual lane highWay
to wash. Priced subj. to
FHA $17,600 wI$000 down,
bal: $102.21 plus taxes and
inA. l2-V.
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CORAL HILLS
$3.50 DOWN
DETACHED) BUNGALOW
Modern brick home. Q bsdrms:,
bath hy sm;: :,,s Sinstte; a,Sd ;.tf' kit1' Sn ~
attic. Priced SiS,7dSo. ' ~
CAMPANELi.A & COMPANY
EX. 3-4113 Eyes. lU. 8.9l73
CORAL HILLsi By OWNER-3-
bedrm. Cape Cod; rec. rm., Kit. In
bsmt.: blk. schools, shop. and
trensp,: reduced; S15'600. 10.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS = Sl3,05O,
$3.50 FHA. S1O4 mo-. incl. taxes
and .ins.; 3-bedrm. brick front
rambler. Close to Mt. calvary.
Open. 1922 Halleck st., RE. e.
4748 or 10. $4,000.
DREAM RAMBLER-All-brick, fea-
turing uv. rm., w/manteled 1repl.,
Wa1l-to.wall carpeting extending
into din. area, 3 spacious bedrms.,
tiled bath, woman's dream kit.
W/stainlesS steel sink and butltAtn
refgr.; full hsmt. and level fenced
lot. Priced for quick sale at $16,-
800. z. c.. HILLEY a CO" Real
EAsTPNEs (Riverdale)-S39B dn.
buys this lovely 3-bedrln., det.
home w/full bsmt.. gar. on compl.
fenced corner lot. Vacant. OWNER.
LO. 5-2131.
EDMONDSON-Cozy 2-bedrm bum
galow: enclosed sleeping porch; oil
h.W.h,: full bslnt.. with exit.
$500 DOWN. SIS MO:
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
EDMONSTON-Newly listed 3.bed-
Em' 'StEb6i5S1fSs' Hb5ES fEsAsIAE Ess SSlis EFsm0lsF'
valk-out bsmt., walk to bus
schools and shop: full price only
S10,600.
W. ]. NicHoLAs BE. 4-100O
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HUDSON REAL ESTATE co.
ug: A-1S1S On. A-7171
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HEOpen
OPEN La

OPEN l.0
HIGH ON a HILL overlooking q
panorama N all directions, are
these RRANp-NEW BRICK .AND-
eH1NoLB BI-LEVETS, With every
3 AND 4 SK6ROoAfS, LARoE . nV.
ing room With sweeping riaW from
picture window, SEPARATE dinin0
room: SPACIOUS, de liixe klfchen:
THREE fuil-siEed Bedrooms. TWO
iull-stsed baths: completely I'm
entrance FOYER. Nearing COM
pleti0n, and selling for ONLY
$19,7bO, with BEST financing.
This one really has the space.
DIR: Out Kenilworth ave. to Car
ters lane or Kennedy st. q. River
dale. near eafewayl. proceed east
east 3 blks to seth ave. and new
home; Exclusive with BOWERS
0xQN MILL-open / I'll dark.
luxe 3-bedrm. brick ramblers;
features din. Tn., de luxe kit, 2
shaded lot: al city utiis. SSs,750,
trades accepted. Dir: 5000 biz.
LivinEston I'd. right to open sign.
CH. $4,000
PALllER PARK -3 eedrmS.. Inn
mediate occupancy. $3.50 down.
No settlement. gP. S-4602s eyes,.
WO. os6102.
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LAUREL AREA

3-bedrm. rambler; liv. rm.
and dinette. mod. kit; level
yard. Close to shopping,
c b o OILS, churches and
transp. Priced ct $16,600.
subs. cash req. 1-C.
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Split isvel, 4 bedrm. hRk-and.frame.
This 10 one Of those hard-to-dnd
homes with ample bedTms. and
baths and Q large family room
for comfortable living for O large
family. S22,760.
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HfINNYRR0OK
CHILLUM AREA

8 bsdrm. CAPE Cod. din. m, rec.
sEursss Ss sSS SSH: shoSDlns = near $780,.
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CHEVERLY

One Of the incest homes we have
had In Q long tineN 8 bedRm. bTk.
rambler, only Q yrS. old. FIrepl. IN
rec. Exn,, built-in- gnfage. Owner
says make oRer. RHA approved ct
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CONVENIENCE New 3-6edrm.
rSmhle1: the bath, eye-level oven,
built-in range; daylight bsmt.
0psn, 10 III g, S004 Erie st.,
Builders.
COLLRGE Park EsTATEe-4-bed-
room split; 2la baths; dishWaShef.
disposal. wall oven; on cul-de:sac,
near new Space Center and q. Of
Nd. OWNER, OR. As73t6,
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RIVERDAIR-a13.9BO Is Q real
DIS nisl iSn inst 'nli hsif SFHI Siocx from ssti
more blvd; fun bsmt., covered
, concrete porch. det. Parage. win
FHA with only $500 down or
assume 0I lean. Call til Q pm.
ROBERT ). DAVIS & CO.. NC.
RIVERDALE WOODS = 3.bedrm
rambler: Liv. rm. fireplace, sep
arate din. rm., fun finished day
light bsmt., rec. rui.: patio; an
ehOr fenced yard: FHA or eonyen.
financing. BYRD REALTY CO..
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HOUSES ron sALE-MD.

PALlGKR PARK-7SOl sgd ave.
3.bedrm. rambler, nswly deco
rated: $500 an, xHA. NELSON
REALTY CO., HE. 4-2SO0.
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N. AVONDALE
GLENN DALE

ss GD;. psS 3 ,esSs1, s1,:. Sss |1s,..ss s:i
hsmt., 1h baths EHA appraised
St4,76O OF assume large ~ loan.
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NEW 3-bedrm. ramblers with day
expressRay. Greyhound bus, shop.
eenters and schlS. Open. 06l2
Buchanan ST.. WoodlaRn. PHIL
LIP c. RooERe. WA. 7-0002.
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large home On large lot This would
Be IDEAL for Q large family. Il Is
n 3 apts ct present time, S14, $50.
BERENSs. R. 7-4646
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UOSE m

5 hedrm. rambler on y acre. rec
% sss. Ssssss SSsSs4ls sss e ssIss5os s1alIsss 5Ss's 'as
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RENT WITH OPTION

sf ssss = q: 81: i; :ss
With bar, outdoor baF-b-aue and
brk. patio: large hy. rm. with
arepl., home in excel. eond. Cali
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1VONnATE-3.bedfm. brick Colo
nial With full din. Hna.,. large Nv,
Tm. with frepl.. den and rec. Hm.;
lovely level lot with det. .gaHage;
fruit trees; close to Shopping and
transp,: fun price, S20.95O. On
cony. terms Can I'll Q Pm, wa.
7-39e0. ROBERT B.. DAVIS q
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ROLLING RIDGE

ROLLING RIDGE
ST. NARGARETs PARISH
For one Of the best values on the
market tCday, see see, this bis, beautiful ,a !
be- 5edrm; IN .s,,.s,., baths; Ds%t;; ns:;r,TsSi Tssi
fenced EN-: iot and many other extras.
For Just S1S,960. Conv. to all
schls. Trades considered. Fol-
appointment, for fun ther infor-
nation. call Mr.. ohge at RE. s.
6O60 any time, or MAX MILLER
REAL Estate at Il. 7.2100.
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OPEN. no S

cHKyKnLx. s7oE oFeenIsas I'd
ehpTchSs and gWimming pool.
bedEms. ~ bAthss lovely level lpl
With Pat,q ane bGrbsuns. A real
slAF fLEHSxNT. als Addison I'd.
4.be9rm. brick Cape Cod Like new,
. kse: re- ssJ "a; M seq, DIN. rza; shsSs Sg;
c6.. VA z'yOfIss SOofsss. T" "AlDAoN
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COLLEGE PARK
Have you ever dreamed Of Q beau-
tiful white UDlit-loyel on Q we'll
handicapped corner lot2 You must
see this. immaculate 3 bedfm.
; home today. Rs1ll din. Ym., large
Kitchen, built-in garage. Assume
large 4hSs loan ct only S90.eb
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1MOpen
AUTH VILLAGE
OFF BRANCH AVE.
BERENS SALES

AVONDALE-WidoW said sen I'M
mediately; price reduced on this
lovely detached corner brick Co.
lonial: 8 hedrms;. bath, plus den
and rec. rm. only few bloes'
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LEWISDALE
OPEN aryrnAY IA

QPEN SUNDAY 1-o
hedfm, brick rambler on lee.
fenced level lot: frepI.. extra.
large Kit, finished rec. Fna.. many
extras. Hk. 2-126e.
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CM1VkRLY - ImpFessiVs White
1Hssa sSsT hSss hSSISnasI sss siih H. s SsSl
SsdIns.. SdIss.sas siisd Sa basS sSS ma. IS; SstS
on lSE iioof; side porch: frii
hemt. corner lot: essunle large
4hg6 loan; full price. S20,0bO.
3 e; ILL AsILS1xx . Cos Rsaitors.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-22
Pan,plin
X. F. D. No. 2

April IA William R. Baker
and his two daughters, Mary
Edith and Diana, Of Washington,
D. c., spent the week end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. T.
Baker.
Mrs. Dick Shorter returned
Monday after visiting her daugh-
ter in North Carolina and her
sister, Mrs. Charlie Carwile, in
Lynchburg.
Booker H. Cunningham spent
the week end with the Walter
N. Cunninghams in Richmond.
Mrs. Jack Swan. Mrs. Maggie
Harris, Miss Burk, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. Booker and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. N. Cunningham were dinrer
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Baker on Friday.
A number of folks on the route
attended the services on Sunday
in Pamplin where Harry
Christie. of Union Theological
Seminary, was guest minister
for the Panplin group 70 Pres
byteriar churches.
Mrs. j. T. Baker. Miss jamie
Dickerson and Mrs. r. H. Ma
loney visited their cousin. Mrs.
Walter Hunter, Monday. She is
a patient in Lynchburg General
Hospital following a fall and has
a broken back. She is reported
to be cheerful and resting as
comfortable as possible under
the circumstances.
Visitors in the F.. N. Cunning
ham home Saturday NIGHT were
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Bateman,
of Newport News, DR.. and Mrs.
c. H Mccall, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
c. Cunningham. Mrs. Thornton
Cunningham and granddaughter.
Ann. Mr.. and Mrs. George Short
er and Tina and Mrs. E. T. Will
son, of Richmond. George Short
er showed colored pictures re-
Gently received form the Clar-
ence j. WEIGH family who are
stationed with the air force in
Tripoli, Lydia.
Several on the route attended
the regular meeting of the Order
of the Eastern Star in Pamplin
Tuesday night. There were
guests from Appomattox OES at
the meeting.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-22
George Farrar.
Niaif Earrars

George Farrar.
Visit Tarrars
Edna Clay and lf.ez Smith
and their mother visited [ h {
George Farrars, Sunday after.
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Kragt
and sons, of Lorton. and Mrs
w. H. Griffin, of Springfield
visited Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Grit.
fifth on Tuesday
Ma. and Mrs. Clyde Marks
jim and Julia visited Mfr. anC
Mrs Peter Matthews and Cor
don in Cumberland. Sunday eve
ming.
MIR and Ms. Bll Brown and
Mr.. and Ms. Earl Morris visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Bill McElfresfl
n Blacksburg Sunday.
Monday evening visitors OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j E. Ayres were
Mr.. and Mrs, Johnnie johnson
and family, Of Prospect. and
Bill McElfresh, Of Blacksburg
who is working in Buckingham
this week.
MT. and MES. Bernard Smith
visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. f. Marks, Sunday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-22
.SWitch-Over To
Rt. ; ScOttSvine
Is Made

HOWARDSVILLE. April Ia =
Brother" was it confusing for
the PEOPLE who had not chang
ed their address to RID 3
Scottsville. from their former
address OF RID l. Howardsville
The RID mail carrier from
scottsgllle took over last week
He IS Pen Thomas.
II. f. FenWick mad been carry
ing mail from the Howardsville
posi- office for 81 years. He also
delivered mail in Buckingham
county. He will now be RID
carrier from HoWardsville post
office to Esmont post office.
We wish him all luck and good
wishes as he takes over his new
Job, AT this writing he is at home
with a leave of absence. We
welcome Mr.. Thomas to this
area as our new carrier.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Main. of
Roanoke, were week end guests
Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Main, at their home
Montross.
Mrs B. P. Linkour. of Roa-
noke, spent the week end at her
home on Rock Island Greek.
Mrs. E. w. Snoddy was
luncheon guest of Mrs. Robert
Main on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barr and
son, of Farmville. were week
end guests of her parents. Mr..
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-22
New Store Hid
Club Met With
Mrs. Bowling

SHEPPARDS, April IA - New
Store Home Demonstration Club
met in the E. H. Bowling home
on Thursday. Mrs. Bailey, home
demonstration agent. gave dem
onstratonS on Sausage Cas-
seroles" and Cherry Surprise :
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Bowling
Jr,. and Sarah Frances visitec
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morris II
Lyhchburg Saturday.
Mr.. and MRS. Allen Stokes anc
Bill and Anne, Of SEerryville
visited the E. H. Bowling fami.
lies. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dunn. Of
ParkerSburg. w. Va. called on
Mrs. Reeves Phaup, Wednesday
Sunday visitors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Reeves Phaup were Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Bailey and Mrs
Virginia Moss, Mr. and Mrs. w
E. Dunkum and Wesley Earl
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Phaup
J. j. Phaup also called and is
spending a few days
Mrs. Ruby S. Jones, of Long
wood College, spent Thursday
with the Paul Jones family at
Sheppards.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Orange
and Bonnie, of Orange, were
week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. N. Carter.
Henry Farrar, of Norfolk. is
spending this week with his
grandparents. MI. and Mrs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-22

Catherine Gibbs, IL, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Gibbs.
won the county girls public
speaking title. Her subject was
Safety in the Home Kenneth
Morgan, IL, son of Mrs. R. H.
Morgan won the boys title, us
ing the subject 'Inse &C
Quarantine in the U. s."
For their performance, each
won an expense paid week at
this summer All camp at Holt
day Lake. Junior All Club COM
petition stops at the county
championship level. Senior club
members age IA and up con-
tinue competition through the
regional and state levels.
The contests were held April
in the Prince Edward County
Court House with judges from
Hampden Sydney College de-
termining the winners from
among club winners throughout
the county.
P. R. Gillian, a member of
the Liberty School faculty
coaches the successful boys and
girls Softball teams.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-22

and Mrs, Hubert Jus,us. Of
Scottsville.
The regular monthly meeting
Of the Beesville Home Demon
sra,ion Club was held L. he
home of Mrs. H. w. Bryant.
Glenmore, Wednesday, April s.
Mrs. James Snoddy and Mrs. W.
H Crews gave the demonstra-
ton The club collected pennies
for friendship. Each member
was required to give penny
for each year old she was. 1hs.
cA.o gave $3.50 to the buying
OF prize ribbons for III clubs in
Buckingham County.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-22
Plant And Bulb
Exchange Month
For HID Members

CHESTNUT GROVE. April H.
The Chestnut Grove Home Dem
onstration Club will meet at its
regular time Monday. April Is.
Members. please don't forget
this is plant and bulb exchange
month.
Sunday visitors in the Henson
Morris home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Cooke. of New Store,
and the Calvin Morris family.
Mr. and Mrs. Henson Morris
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
O'Hrien at AppomattOx Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Wright's daughter
called for her Sunday afternoon
ard took her home to spend the
night.
Miss Myra Bracey and Mrs.
Calvin Morris attended the meet
ing of the county committee of
home demonstration clubs at
Buckingham last week. This was
the first meeting since Mrs.
Morris was elected county chair
man.
Mr. Frank Gown was added
to the sick list CT this COM
munity this week. Houston Beas-
ley and T. NJ Saul remain in
hospitals in Richmond. Wally
Sprouse. small grandson of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Gown. is in a
Lynchburg hospital. Robert Nc
Falls. in Southside Community
Hospital. is reported improving.
Mrs. John Glover is recovering
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-22
Forensics, Sports Titles Won
By Liberty Lower School Students

Liberty Lower School at Green
Bay has good reason to con-
slider the second week of April
a red letter period in student
achievement.
Within that time span, Liberty
students won the boys ana
girls junior All Club county
championships in public speak
ing and the boys and girls
softball teams turned back the
invasion of visiting teams.
The boys whipped team from
Sprlne Creek School IA to
8. while the girls blasted Burke
vile Elementary Schools girls
80 to 8.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-22

from an automobile accident She
is at the home Of her daughter in
Richmond. She hopes to be able
to return to her home here this
week end.
Calvin and Aubrey Morris at
tended and sold calves on the
Lynchurg Feeder Calf Sale last
Thursday.
Hurt Dog
Roger Morris is a local raiser
Of beagle dogs for rabbit hunt
ing. One Of his dogs had the mis-
fortune to get hung in the crack
OF a fence Sunday. Roger and his
uncle. s E. Morris. rushed her
to DR.. Taylor In Farmville. After
treatment they returned tn e
beagle to her home here. DR..
Taylor thinks she will be okay
soon. Roger also received notice
Saturday that a beagle puppy he
had ordered was at the Apo
mattox express office.
Mrs. Hugh Runion and family
were away visiting friends over
the week end.
At last some green can be
seen on the fields and gardens
can be planted. The Calvin Nor
riS children found an arm load
of yellow jonQuils at an old de-
serted home Sunday. Although
neglected they were as large and
beautiful as greenhouse flowers
at least in the children's eyes.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-22
REMEMBERe

Sandy was feeling i'll = very,
very i'll. He staggered off to find
a doctor At last a sign caught
his eye - y. NJ. Jones, NJ. D. :
And below it was the legend
First visit, $500 subsequent
visits. So 90" Into the office went
Sandy, and with out-stretched
hand moaned, Well, well, Doc
tor Jones ~ here | am again. z
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-22
P-TA Meeting

The public is invited to attend
a P-TA-spOnsOred program at
Liberty Christian Church on Fri
day April q, at 8 pm. A de
lightful" student program has
been arranged, Mrs. Maude G..
Wilson, principal. reports.
A silver offering will be taken
at the door and the proceeds
will be used by the P-TA to help
meet obligations assumed in
connection with school trans
pOrtatiOn.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-22
Jokes ON HER

When the very, very fat lady
walked into the room. four fel-
lows. over by the punch bowl
started laughing and pointing.
There they CO." she muttered
angrily. having fun at my ex-
pense again."
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-12-07
Swine Producers Urged To Give
More Consideration To Breeders

Most North Carolina swine
producers are snort changing
themselves when it comes to
selecting good breeding stock.
mo single thing can do more
to upgrade or improve the
quality of pork than the proper
selection and use Of better
breeding animals, says J. r.
Woodland, animal husbandry
specialist at State College.
TOO many farmers think
that AS long as they use pure
bred bears, they need not pay
much attention to the kind of
sows or gifts to which they are
bred.
Certainly, this is not true"
Woodland emphasized. Half of
, each pigs inheritance for meat
mess, rate Of gain, feed effici-
ency. and carcass quality comes
from its mother"
Therefore" he continued,
twice as much progress can
be made in improving these
traits II they are used as a
basis for selecting requirement.
gifts as we'll as in buying pure
bred boars.
The pork market today is
demanding and paying for
quality pork, Woodland pointed
out. Neat-type hogs are selling
for $l.0O to $500 more per
head than fat-type hogs. With
the present trend toward larg-
er swine enterprises and small
Ter margins of profit, no hog
: producer can afford to ignore
or, overlook this price differ
entail.
There are several things
which hog producers should
consider In selecting replace
: ment gifts, the specialist said.
First. select replacement gifts
from large filters, since they
are more likely to farrow large
litters. Repla ement gifts
should be saved from sows that
have consistently narrowed and
weaned large litters.
The first selection of re-
placement gifts should be made
when the pigs are vaccinated
or when they are, weaned. The
underlines should be checked.
No gilt should be saved that
has blind teats, inverted nip
Pies, OF any other heritable de-
feet: Twelve well spaced teats
should be a minimum. The re-
placement gifts should be ear
notched so that they may be
identified later. Each litter
should be given a different ear
notch and record kept of the
narrowing date. This will en-
able the farmer to select for
rate of gain.
Secondly, select for rate of
gain. Rate Of gain is more
highly heritable than litter
size. Gifts which make more
rapid gains usually have bet
ter feed efficiency.
At approximately 200 pounds
the gifts should be weighed
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-12-07
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H. Hugh Nance
Attends Conference

Veterans Service Officers in
Southeastern North Carolina
held a conference in Southport
Thursday TO discuss the vari-
Gus veterans benefits and
methods to improve their SER
vice to veterans. their depend
entS, or survivors.
Mr.. A. NJ. Bonner. Assistant
State Service Officer for the
North Carolina Veterans Com
mission appeared on the pro-
gram and lead the discussion
OF the latest changes in Veter-
ans Administration benefits.
Various individual problems
were discussed and suggestions
made by the conference for
their solution.
The meeting, arranged by
the Fourth District Office of
the North Carolina Veterans
Commission. was attended by
John o. West, Bladen County
Veterans Service Officer.
Crawford L. RUurk. Bruins
wicuk County Veterans Scrv-
ice Officer, II. Hugh Nance,
Columbus County Veterans
Service Officer, Herbert c.
Riggs, OnSlow County Veter-
ans Service Office, R. w. FuS-
sell, Fender County Veterans
Service Officer, and James c..
Herring, Sampson County Vet
Grams Service Officer.