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Milford chronicle., 1960-07-29
BRING A BASKET

OKLAHOMA CITY Up - Po-
lice told motorist they had recov-
cred his stolen auto half in one
junk yard and the rest in a sal
wage yard a mile away.
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AUCTION SALES

NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Of
unredeemed articles as provided
BY Public Law No. 9S2. The un.
dersigned will sell. at public auc.
ton. in the premises Of ADAM
a. WESCHLER d. SON, 905 g
ST. ST. NV; ON HUR s DAY,
At TEN AM. all unredeemed
s sisaSFis y PAwfSSsRSo G RAA.l9 ISS I
18th St. NV.
au12.l3.14,1b,16,17
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NATIONAL
4V41 = 4NI1V111
Employment Service
Washinston's Largest Agency
SALES

and expense. fee - pd.. S.. 200 go plus Jus
Ensr., heating and air cond.. 25-45,
EIectronie H Teesi' IL deg s0; or ex Paas
IN audio' radar time standard
sales Data Processing. sxp tsgU
acctg; background. exper. on 1BM
or other machines $4,000
Sales. food to 30. his. grad: call
on eRns grocery trade: car f t9Fn;' plus plus
ss EaenS Group ms: a2aSs's dS eoll eias
some sales experience help
Data AT Processing. ezpsl. s T. $685. coo
lege. knowl.. Of continuance forms
Oil repres. Metro area. 30-4O. h.S.g.
or ORB. better; must have car; top
Pharmaceutical detail man, to as;
exper. in science or allied fields;
co. car and expenses; salary open
s ssHS,s T rnII.g ms some sales sxpeSS
varnishes: age 1880: must have ave
sales M haas' expect asa'' in fine so isseIaS n.y.
age. to 45: supervise several de-
partmentS $4,000 min,
Sales Rep. drugs. trainee, 30-35,
college deg, sales exper. sal. open
OFFICE
Typisst; electric or varitypist. 90
E Iaa: air cond. designer, must Se
Art illustrator, age OPEN SIS yrs yrs
Acct, follow local public acctg.
TGr5 M SEe oPs sas s nfiy, open open
pital claims, supervising small
Large auto finance CO., s ss.a5: need need
field men college, neat appear
Local mfg. CO; reauires exper. cost
acct: up to 40 yrs. to $4,000
Collector. general ONCE exper,: 30
Acct, 5 yrs exper.; must have
CPA; to 35 salary $1,000
TECHNICAL
Craftsman, statistical charts;
DTaifPhai etc. electro mech. s detSl e9
work on subassemblies open
Tech: Writer. age open: college
pref. deg, 5-day wk. $1,000
Craftsman, structural steel back
ground, detailer on steel fabrica-
ton at least 9 yrs. to Sl60 wk.
Cataloguing. supplement parts list.
check. parts number. and descrip:
Cataloguing illustrator, age to 40,
at least yrs. exper., to $500
Mathematician, 25-40, masters
deg in math.. ". exper. in
programming. IBM mach. knowl
to $4,000
NATIONAL EMP1 oYMENT SERV
A Division Of
MESSING
1f0s 18th st. NV. Elk 3-727n
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PERSONALS
A GHOSTWRITING AND
EDITING SERVICE

Bring your writing problems to us,
20 years professional writing ex-
perience. Forms 81. resumes our
speciality. We either prepare or
revise them. Ghost letters, speech.
es, reports. Manuscripts criticized,
edited and polished or rewritten,
Az work confidential. Daily, Sun
dsy. JU. S-169S.
ABSOLUTELY TRUE.!. 1e dance
lessons only 50, 4 pvt, 4 class,
club sessions. No more to pay, No
contracts. Learn in friendly
atmosphere. CO. 5-550O
A GOOD ANSWERING SERVICE
LEO.s, RE. 5-4011.
A HERO to your favorite girl. Give
ner a soft. cuddly plush animal.
Big ones. small ones. Your choice
az discount prices MONARCH
NOVELTY: 1881 14th st. NV.
no. 2-5533, anytime.
ANTIQUE FIREARMS and related
items, wanted by collector Give
description. Box 1928. Star.
ATTENTION LADIES! Movingi
student, Blu. 3-2492, pU. 7-so5s
ATTENTION. LADIEs-Be among
the first to attend a special open
house at the res. Of DORIS JANE
ADAM, Bad CRESCENT RID
GREENBELT, MD. The highlipht
VII be the new issue Of jewelry by
SARAH COVENTRY" the most
versatile in fashion designing
Bring YOUR friends and eniov free
gomez and door prizes. Aug. 90.
CANDY CLASSES start Sept. 2 and
1924. JAY BEE CANDY school
CLASSIC FILMS.
Experimentals. and mature con-
,emporary works will be privately
THE WAsHfNoToN FILM SOCIETY
For. fall program and membership
Information write.
WIS. a24 e st. NV. ME. S-5s4s
CONVERT MEMS COATS to single
the latest styles out Of your out.
NODDED suits. Take advantage o,
low special price for limited TINT
only, 2 coats S25. or ! coat SI5
Special prices on alterations o,
mems and ladies' garments. Sam,
legation over 80 yrs. FISHERS
NO. 7-67S5.
DISCOUNTS on carpet and dra.
peries: All name brands VIKING
DISTRIBUTORS. JU. 7-54S4.
DRAPES-Custom made and in.
stalled. Call any time. OIL 4-1o5O
ExCIUSTvE SOCIAL TNTROnUC.
TIONS-For discriminat ting adults
all ages and reliqions CLARA
LANE Suite 6o1 Sheraton Bldg
III 14th st NV RE 7-3504: wk-
days. ! to nm
FINANCIAL WRITER. for factua
analyses. for financial news letter
Payments made at top space rate.
for accountable work Submit sam.
pies with letter. Box 131-S. Star
HAZELwHD FARM CAMP has sew,
eral vacancies for school az,
children for the winter. Refer.
ences available inspection in.
yited. HA7ELW1LD FARM CAMP
r: Rte. 3. Box 216. Fredericks.
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PROPOSALS

ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE Ex.
CHANGE is entertaining bids for
the provision of weighing Scales
on concession basis. Interview ap.
pointment arranged by calling RE
$4,000, Ext. S-6217 Miss Joud-
rey Appointments between the
hours Of 10 am. and 3 pm. Nom
day through Friday. August Is
through 10 only. Firm or In.
diyidual must be able to present
satisfactory proof Of experience
by natural background and abil-
ity Bids must be received no later
IMAM pm. Friday, August %
1860 at the base exchange ONCE
FOR SALE BY THE STATE ROADS
COMMISSION - Sealed bids will
pc received until noon. Tuesday.
SEPTEMBER g, 1850. at the oflce
Box M, 800 West Preston S' Street t.
Baltimore 8. Maryland. offerine
to purchase the improvements
consisting Of two-story frame
dwelling located on the former
Grace l. Willett property. 5336
River Road. Springfield area. in
Montgomery County. Maryland.
within the limits If the proposed
highway Improvement between D C.
Line and Pyle Road. All Of these
improvements must be removed
down to the ground line BY mid
1880 1sS6 pet ueSdaSSi dd,NNSo v ;dns i
special bidding envelopes may be
obtained at the State Roads Com
mission at Laurel. Maryland,
District Office Phone: Parkway s.
SEALED RJns
Sealed proposals addressed to the
City Of Rockville. Md. for the
construction Of approx. 5000
main main $50 l e cal 4. Of 6-ineh
inch water main and $40 lineal
Park, Rockville, Md. will be re-
ceived by the Mayor and Council
of Rockville, Md. 100 South
Washington st., until Q pm. EDsT
Friday. August 20, 1880 Bid
opening will be held at the CITY
of Rockville. Civic Center. Balti.
more I'd. and Edmonston DR..
Rockville. Md Plans and specifi.
cations are on file in the office
Of the Director Of Public Works
at City Hall in Rockville Bids
must be accompanied by certified
check or bid bond for So Of the
amount Of proposal, made payable
to the Mayor and Council. CITY OF
Rockville. Md. The City Of Rock.
Vile reserves the right to reject
any or all bids in part or In full
eiened by JEAN r. HORNECK
Clerk for the Mayor and Council.
All 14lS
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SPECIAL NOTICES


ART MATERIALS for amateur,
and professionals. FANTASY GAL
LERY. 1868 Conn. ave, DE,
2-42i2.
EFFECTIVE ON and after this
bills contracted for unless my per.
sonal signature. JOHN B FREE.
MAN, 1904 Manchester drive. 0.e..
Camp Spring. MARYLAND.
/ WILL NOT BE responsible for
any debts incurred by anyone
other than myself. EUGENE T.
MARUSZEWSKI. 2l3 Marcy ave
Sc. Washington 81. D, C. 49,
SCOTLAND HOUSE, one Of largest
stocks Scottish merchandise, tar.
tans. Gifts in U. S.; COZ s wash.
tngton INT Vernon blVd.D. Alexon.
dria. Va. TIE $685.
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HELP MEN
CLERK OR MANAGER, exp

CLERK OR MANAGER. exper.. for
liquor. store. Very good oppor. for
the right person. AID. .2-7200.
CLERK; S325: grocery or SUPER
market exper.: 23-45. GUARANTY
EMPL.. l01 N. Alfred St. Alex.
XII. 1910.
CLERK-TYPIST. Alex, 2O-35. 81
days, auto firm: to S325. POTO-
MAC EMPL.. Oil King ST., Alex.
XII. 9-5055.
CLERK-TYPIST, automotive cen.
ter: new air-cond ONCE; excel.
working conditions: vacation and
other benefits. Location in Alex
andria on Rte. ]. Please call Mr..
WHITLEY. OV. 3-1500.
CLERK-TYPIST. Age 2O-35. Must
be. rapid and accurate typist. Ex-
eel opportunity for advancement
to administrative level as we have
opened an additional plant Free
parking Training program: 5l7-
day, wk: air-cond ONCE. pleasant
working conditions Call MR.. AR
THUR for appointment. ST.
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CLOTHING SALESMAN

Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTH
ING, 703 9TH st. NV.
ASSISTANT to collect
past-due accounts: excellent OPP
portunity for capable person in
terested in a permanent position
and future possibilities: any type
of credit or collection experience
helpful: must have pleasant per-
sonality and ability to meet the
public; excellent salary D c.
APPLIANCE CO., Ii. 6-124s.
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CAL TO EXECUTIVE
GRAEBNERS
For Young Men"
TRAINEES

tab mach. operator at $500.
MULsIdInLITH EXP. gets you to
JR; ACCT to train as comptroller
ultimately; No exp. 500;
SI0o for permanent downtown
MFssFNGERIH. s. grad will start
to $3.50. Lead to rapid ONCE ad-
MALE SECRETARY. 500 to be
trained as ONCE manager-suDer-
visor in trade assn.
AIRLINE MISUNDERSTANDING
S ds5 8 SRfn'ns i Oea nTSh' %an
sonalitv and good handwriting
Thorough training for admins
1N WEST CATION, $4,000 - Com
pany trains Thoroughly. Glasses
start Aug. %. Learn. all phases
Of Investigation. Need a curious
SALES H "TRAiNEE !As s4oo-Ne exp.
All expenses paid and limited
DRIVES, S7,2O0-2O-2O vision
Age 90 to 30. White only. Will
train reliable young man with
L RRe5iGn'il kss1s1ANr. $500 -
Smart law school student for
training. Consider anyone with 2
JR. EXECUTIVE. $50 for ambitious
young man who likes to meet the
". ADMINISTRATORS. $3.50. Pre-
fer ambitious man under. 80 with
coll ;Ee in accounting to learn
OFFICE TRAINBE, S65. High
school grad with light typing for
Jr. Executive ONCE future.
DINING ROOM CAPTAIN. $50.
H. S. grad. 20-35. with supervi-
sion exp. Will train.
TELEPHONE INVESTIGATOR 25-
30 with some college. Married.
D. c. resident Train at $4,000.
ADMINISTRATIVE JR. ACCT with
degree will start at $4,000. Con-
sidsr exp; IN place Of EDUCATION.
81 - and up with experience and
BookKEEPER will be trained to
take full charge. Business college
grad. starts $3.50.
JR, OFFICE MANAGER Accts.
EDUCATION or experience. Start at
COLLEGE GRAD who is mechan-
icallv inclined, will be trained in
administration at $4,000.
EXECUTIVE TRAINEE-Fast grow
ing f1rm will train an aggressive
bright Young man for an ad-
ministrative future. Must be alert
to assume responsibility. Start at
$3.50 to $500.
GRAEBNERS
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COLLEGE GRADUATE

Will be interviewed for posi-
ton open in . months. Chal-
lenging career opportunity
offering 3-year training pro-
gram. Starting at S425 plus
bonus: ample opportunity
for management promotion.
Qualifications: BIS. ABB. or
BB.A. deg. Age 25 to 35;
public relations ability essen
tial. Send resume to Box
10y, Star.
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CASHIERS

Good opportunity: experience help.
inl See MR.. STANLEY, McBride's.
CATALoGER, exper. Fed. stock
electronics pref. To SlI5
EMPL., 1341 @ NV
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
wanted to manage Savings and
Loan Association and audit vari.
Gus building corporations. Starting
salary. $4,000; Box 36a.H. Star
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HELP MEN
A CHALLENGE

Man wanted for months Of
study while working; must
master areas of finance
and economies; qualifications
high: salary during train
ing; rewards thereafter sub
stantial. Nation wide COM
pany now observing 125th
anniversary. Write Box COS,
Star.
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COLLEGE STUDENT, 40 hrs. day;
fair typist; to Sl.75 hr.
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV.
COLLECTION MAN, $3.50 up; ex.
per: telephone collection work.
GUARANTY EMPL., 956 N. Mon
roe St. .Arl.,. ia. 5-5535. 101 N.
Alfred st, Alex, KI. 9-3770.
COLLECTION MAN, inside. knowl-
edge Of all phases Of collection
work. INQUIRE STANDARD TIRE
AND BATTERY CO.. 10th and n
SITS ne. Ii 3-Q0S2
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CHIEF ENGINEER AND BUILDING
SUPERINTENDENT FOR NEW
OFFICE BLDG. Must be expert
enced in AC. and general bldg.
maintenance. Ability to supervise
personnel and deal with public
necessary. Local references re-
uuired. Excellent salary and good
working conditions. Reply Box
36-Y. Star.
CIVIL ENGINEERS
GENERAL ANDIoR STEEL sTRUc-
TURAL, exper.: for local firm
working on several projects. Sal
Sl60-175 wk.
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION. helps
to know pricing and estimating;
several top projects; local. To
$3.50 wk
Management Consultants
1850 K st. NV. NE. s-42s5
CIVIL ENGINEERS AND DRAFTS
MEN. new Rockville. Md ONCE
Apply 322 N. Stonestreet ave. In
terviews by appt. only. Pc.
2-5533 o til IL noon.
CLEANER, exper. preparing for
painters after plastering and tile
settlers and final cleanup. Box
424-S, Star.
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TAr Eufntng Star
AND
Tar Sunday Star
RATES

3 Z 10
Words Lines Time Times Times Times
IS , $l.s6 SAT- 5000 $3.50
20 4 2.4s $50 1874 1850
IS s $40 7.ss 1880 a2.oo
out-of- Town Rote. zoe Per Line
, or More Times. s4e Per Line
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ASSISTANT TO
BRANCH MANAGER.

Of large service organization. Must
nave exper. supervising personnel,
meeting daily headlines In COM
plex administrative operation, in
volving correspondence. 1BM dept,
mail advertising. overcoming peak
loads during month on collection
and correspondence Only those
with exper. need apply Future
prospect very promising for quail
ned person. Write Box 202-S. Star.
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l42o NY. Ave. NV. RE. 7-5767
ACCOUNTING
DEPARTMENT MANAGED

A1~V ~ ave. NV. RE. 1857
ACCOUNTING
DEPARTMENT MANAGER
Career and advancement in large
earning Mos Exp arxg % G rs
general. cost and payroll see,a
s sna budget recording. Prefer
25.35: Mail resume to DARBY
s,RiNTING CO., 2414 Douglas
ACCOUNTING CLERK, for larv,
residential hotel in uptown area ares.
TINE, Wo. $1,000 for sp nmhn'
ACCOUNTANTS, JR.-White must
be, BCS or MICS. little exper helm
iul. to 35 years. occasional travel
ior short periods. S3O6-S35 to
start for CPA's. s days, v WooD
PERSONNEL, sos 18th 81 NV Al
q Southern Bldg, Suite 232. DI.
ACCTS. to S5 Inn
Field Auditors: Some Travel.
SALES st. 500
once Machines: Age to "a.
Clk.-MeSSengerS to $65
White: neat: dement's.
SOME OTHERS
Annette D. Tatelman
227 Woodward Bldg, III.
10Th and H NV. RE. 7rA4l4
ACCOUNTANTS
EXPERIENCED, degree, age 20
plus; able to relocate 70 va.
AccTG MANAGERS, know cosy cost
pr. and budgeting. local. young
JR. ACCT. degree, no exper
AccTG. degree or major b.S'
some admin. exper. ., local,
5000 plus
Management Consultants
1880 K ST. NV. ME. es4es5
ACCOTNTINTS - a. nm
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AUTO MECHANIC

AUTO MECHANIC
Terrific pay plan based on q min.
imum Of $50 q week guarantee,
al benefits including profit-sharing
DonuS. modern new facilities, why
work for less than the best See
Dave Bestpitch. Service mgr.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7725 Wisconsin Ave.
ee'n sHlI k Mei confG G5. e6IeloO
AUTO MECHANIC with own tool,
to work 5ia-day wk.; knowledge
OF leep vehicles helpful but not
REQUIRED: small shop. plenty OF
tee and commission. Apply IRONS
BROS, 1927 Gailatin St.. Hyatts.
vile. Md.
AUTOMOBILE, paint and body man
(combinationj. Attr. psy plan for
exper.. dependable man. SMITH
KIDD MOTORS, 1915 Pa. ave. sc.
AUTO PARTS YARD-Experienced
PARTS. 72 Florida ave. ne.
AUTO STORE SALESMAN
EXperienced man for automotive
ouAoAN UbCns
PENN-JERsEY AUTO STORES
4723 Silver Hill Rd.. Suitland, Nd
AUT0MoTIvE MACHINIST, best
paving plan in city, paid vaca-
tion' life insurance, health poll
eles and other company benefits
Only oualifled, experienced and
Mr. MUM, Al Piston RING
SERVICE CO., 14R1 p 81 NV
AUTO SALES MANAGER for large
FORD dealer; must be excellent
closer: 5000 per year, plus COM
mission. All replies treated conf
central No questions will be asked
before consulting applicant. Give
exper. and age. Box 26-s. Star.
AUTO SALESMEN-Need statesmen
Tor q fast-selling Dodge-Dart deal
ershlp. Excel. pay plan. Demon
strator Turn. Plenty floor time. Big
advertising campaign now in prog
Ms Mali H sRNN,SStt, once y esos%S LEV Lev
TORS. $500 BALTIC. ave, Hyatts..
AUTO sALESMAN-sellins Ameri.
cas- No. ] car. due to Increasing
rord and Falcon sales we are ex-
panding our sales force. Must be
ambitious. honest and energetic
to $4,000 per year. One Of the
areas best compensation plans,
plus insurance dement's. New car
Contact Mr.. CLINT cURNTRiLLE
for appt, JU. $500, Ali In.
ouiries confidential.
BANK MESSFNCFR- TNGIi7F + =
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AUTO CAREER

General Motors division seeking
man $500, military training
completed for a service repre-
in dealer service department re-
Quired: college desirable. Good
starting salary and many benefits
Write full particulars to Box
1915. Star.
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HELP MEN

OIIVCI OPP IIIB-1LUChVIIIE
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
S4l3 Ga. Az. Silver Spring, Nd.
Hours: 5000 JU. 9-4446
AUTO BODY MAN. white. LIST class
Large busy shop. See Mr. Ballard,
ANACOSTlA AUTO BODY Co,
Ills M st. Sc. Ii. 4-72O5.
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Custom ade from your fabrics
Sofa SIS. Chair $40. AID. 4-066a.
TELEPHONE ANSWERING sERV-
call any time. wO. 6-1o23.
TEIEPHONE ANSWERING service
~ monthly. denendable. Call any
time. WO 6-1oo3
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HELP MEN
(CONIINUED)

ACCOUNTANT, Junior or semi-sen-
lor: min. one VI. eXper perm.
pos; oppor for advancement in
expanding CPA ONCE. OKSNER
a. WEIGH. 954 Wash. Bldg. DI
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TV RENTALS
BY week or month: reasonable
rates To. 2-340n. day or night
MARTYRS RADIO q Tv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14

SLIP COVERS and draperies ex-
pertly tailored from your ma
terial Contract work invited DE
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TIPPING
At home. Call ia. 5-4s95 aft. q pm
VACANCY in lovely pvt. home for
elderly lady:Nlge. 1st-h. rm excel
desired: home privils. RIA 6-734tS,
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ACCOUNTANTS

ACCOUNTANT. JR. or semi-senior
Excel opport for right person in
small CPA firm. Conv to Arling-
ton, Fairfax, Alexandria. Reply.
giving education. experience, SAL
airy expected. ETC.. Box 393-H.
Evening star., 1960-07-03

photographs old Washington? The Star U SIS
original selected publication The and
the Mail the Changing Scene
SE Washington
accompanied by
Evening star., 1960-07-03
The Changing Scene
By JERRY O'LEARY, JR.
Star Staff Writer

and Tiber Creek has been bottled up in an un-
changing channel. Engineers have long since
dried up the Mall and Potomac Park to elimi-
nate the floods which used to plague down
town Washington
The Capitol is largely unchanged in the
background, but it is uncertain whether the
twin-spired building at center in both pictures
is the same today as it was in 1889.
Some of the buildings at left are still there,
although remodeled long since
Evening star., 1960-07-03

TINE water was fetlock-deep along Pennsyl-
Il vania avenue NV. when the rains came
in the summer of 1889, but the straphangers
still had places to perch on the horsecars and
the carriages splashed along with no worries
about wet points or damp tranSmissions.
Today below, the avenue east of Tenth
street NV. is bone dry but otherwise does
not appear greatly different than it was 70
years ago. Modern sewer systems have been
installed to replace the old wooden pipes
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-13

CULLEN, May IL = Mrs. E. T.
Elder received a beautiful cor
sage on Mother S Day at Spring
Creek Church for being the old
est mother present. Mrs. Elder
is 80 years young.
Folks in this neighborhood
were blessed with a wonderful
rain on Mothers Day = one that
was badly needed by farmers
even though a lot of hay was on
the ground.
My sympathy is extended the
S. H. Layne family in the recent
death of their little granddaugh
ter, Roxie Ann Layne, IS months
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebert Layne, of Lexington Park,
Md. Ebert is in the Navy and
was in Spain at the time. They
have three little boys. Mrs. S.
H. Layne. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Layne, and Oliver Layne attend
ed the funeral on Thursday.
Quite few from Cullen were
pleasantly surprised to see Mr..
and Mrs. j. R. Ferguson in the
audience of Haden Huddleston
show on TV Channel 10 on Mon
day night. Mr.. and Mrs. Fergu-
son looked wonderful in the spot
light.
The Powell Missionary Circle
met in the home of Mrs. Myrtle
Scruggs on Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Walker. of
Phenix, visited her uncle and
aunts. Mr.. and Mrs E. T. Elder
and Mrs. Myrtle Scruggs, on
Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs. Nat Brum-
mitt and T. L. Young visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Scruggs,
Tuesday afternoon.
Glenn Metcalf, of Baltimore.
Nd, spent Mothers Day week
end with his mother, Mrs. Frank
Metcalf.
Visitors in the S. H. Layne
home on Mothers Day were Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Lavne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Layne and daugh-
tiers, Betty and Judy, of Lynch
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fer
guson and children. Wayne and
Darlene. of Farmville, and Miss
Robert LaYne. of Big Island.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-13
WELL WATER. May Y

WELL WATER. May u :
Mrs. H. E. Bergob, Mrs. N. G.
Davis. and Mrs. E. A. Charlton
from the Well Water hid Club
went on the tour with Is other
ladies from the clubs of Buck
ingham county. to Beltsville Ex-
perimental Station in Maryland.
and to many places Of interest
in Washington. D. c., Monday
and Tuesday of last week. All
reported a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Huntley
and children, of Sandston, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. B..
w Banton.
MI. and Mrs. Allan Tapscott,
who spent the winter at Falls
Church with their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Templeton, are now visit
ing their son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Rush,
near here.
The many friends and rela
tives of Andrew j. Steger were
grieved to hear of his sudden
death on May at his home
near Mount Vince Andrew
grew to manhood in this neigh
borhood where he was loved by
a host of friends.
Mrs. Cora B. Blaylock, of
Richmond, spent Saturday night
with her sister, Mrs. N. G..
Davis.
Mrs. G. A. Baber and Mrs.
Annie E. Winfrey returned on
Wednesday from Newport News
where they had spent two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Gentry.
Day For Mrs. Winfrey
AS it has been an annual
event since 1857. Mothers Day
has been a special occasion for