davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-12-04

Young pilots will love to wotch this
oirplone fly on its own power,
make loops, dive, and do figure
eiohts. Il operotes on 3 70" bot
teries tnot included.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
Gilbert ErectOP Set

TOYS-Washtngton, Fourth Floor; Langley Park,
Lower Level; Shirlington. Second Floor.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
Large English Style
Upholstered Doll Coach

It's 80" long ond is 81" high
from the floor to the handle. Fully
upholstered. sturdily mode with
polished oluninum tubing. wire
wheels, brokes.
Evening star., 1960-06-07

headquarters, where he was
charged today with murder.
The three doctors, all an
esthetists. had formed a part
nership earlier this year. DR..
Merlo was the senior partner
as well as the chief anesthetist
at st. Elizabeth's and Alexian
Brothers Hospitals.
Dispute Over Billing
About a week ago, police said,
DR.. Merlo told DR.. Ruvolo he
might be dropped from the
partnership in a dispute over
how to bill their patients.
DR.. Ruvolo made threats in
turn, a hospital source said
Yesterday DR.. Merlo ousted
him from the partnership. The
hospital where DR.. Ruvolo
worked also said it no longer
needed his services.
DR.. La Face was married and
had two children. DR.. Ruvolo's
wife and their three daughters
are in Italy visiting relatives.
DR.. Ruvolo was educated in
Italy and came to the United
States from Sicily in 1852.
Evening star., 1960-06-07

tent with present regulations
T he hearings adjourned
yesterday until late August or
early September when the
subcommittee will look into
the field of antibiotics.
BY this time the Bronx COM
mittee of scientists should
have completed at least pre-
liminary reports, Mr.. Flem-
ming declared. 1t is the field
of antibiotics with which DR..
Welch has been primarily con-
cerned. The subcommittee
showed that he received $287.-
42l in outside income from
editorial work involving scien-
tific journals used by the drug
industry for advertisement and
promotion. Many companies
would purchase large numbers
of reprints, testimony showed
Calls Tie InexcuSabIe
Mr.. Flemming told the sub
committee yesterday that DR..
Welch's connections with the
industry in this way was in
eXcusable. He said. however,
that he ordered DR.. WEIGH to
resign his editorial posts last
october and at the time had no
knowledge of his outside in
come. Nobody in HEW did, he
added.
Senator Kefauver said he
could not understand why no.
body in HEW ever asked DR..
Welch about his financial
affairs.
Deputy FDA Commissioner
John Harvey said he did ask
the doctor about this once in
February, 1859, but was told
that DR.. Welch preferred not
to give an answer at that time.
This, he said, was reported
to Mr.. Flemming. Mr.. Flem-
ming said this was one thing
that caused him to believe
Evening star., 1960-06-07

such connections with journals
was unsound.
The Secretary's work toward
changing HEW policy to pro-
hibit this sort of thing was
partially interrupted by DR..
Welch's heart attack later in
the year.
Mr.. Flemming promised that
steps are being taken to in
sure that nothing of this ma
ture would occur again.
Evening star., 1960-06-07
0usted Doctor
Held in Killing
OF His Partner

ELIZABETH, N. j., June 7
tAP).-An angered doctor took
revenge for the loss of his Job
yesterday. police said, by killing
a former associate and firing
several shots at his one time
senior partner.
Police said DR.. Anthony Ru-
volo. 80, laid a shotgun ambush
for his two former partners
several hours after he had been
dismissed from the medical
group they had formed.
He ran down his quarry in
the parking lot of St. Eliza
beth'S Hospital, shooting DR..
Annuncato La Face, 35, to
death. The head of the group,
DR.. Francis Merlo, 81, jumped
over a 5-foot wall and ducked
into an entrance to the hospital
as DR. Ruvolo fired wildly at
him several times.
Speeds Away in Sedan
DR.. Ruvolo then threw aside
his double -barreled shotgun and
sped off in his sedan. An en-
ploye of the hospital noted the
license number and told police.
The police picked up DR. Ruvolo
Is minutes later at a road
block.
What's the trouble, of1cer?"
they said he asked.
DR.. Ruvolo was taken to
Evening star., 1960-06-07
Legislative Action Seen
Due for Drug Industry
By CHARLES G. BROOKS
Star Stan Writer

New and possibly bipartisan proposals legislation affect
ing the drug industry and the Food and Drug Administration
can be expected this tall early next the result of
the Kefauver drug hearings.
Members of the Senate subcommittee investigating medi-
cine IN this country and Welfare Secretary Arthur
Evening star., 1960-06-07

hAAAAe AoNC bObIl Cd1Cu 1OI
changes in the law which would
strengthen FDA's regulatory
authority.
Kefauver CriticiZes FDA
Chairman Kefauver has
called the price of prescription
medicines too high and criti-
cized Mr.. Flemming and his
aides for failure to thoroughly
probe the outside income of
DR.. Henry WEIGH. DR.. Welch
was forced out of his lob as
director of the FDA'S anti
biotics division by the subcom-
mittee because of his relations
with the drug industry.
Mr.. Flemming conceded in
testimony yesterday and last
week that the much -attacke3
investigation has served a good
purpose in uncovering irregu-
larities within the FDA.
He also revealed that DR..
Detlev Bronx. president of the
national Academy of Sciences.
will set up a committee of non-
governmental scientists to re-
view all of DR.. Welch's major
decisions and also the general
organization and policies of
FDA.
Foresee Action
Committee sources said to-
day the impact of the in
vestigation, plus the admis-
sions by Secretary Flemming
that changes are needed, al
most insure legislative action.
Mr.. Flemming promised to
submit proposals as soon as
possible and the Kefauver sub
committee is certain to do
likewise. A major factor in
the final proposals may be the
influence of the drug in
dustry, which feels the FDA
needs more money but is con-
Evening star., 1960-06-07

for the complete set - twin or double size
Evening star., 1960-06-12

Designer Emett, tall, blond, pleasant
looking man of So, acquired his amazing
mechanical skill while working in airplane
factories in England during the war.
A virtuoso at thinking up funny names,
he lives at White Goose Cottage, in Ditch
ling, Sussex, is president of something
called Fluffy Mechanism, Inc"
His Far Tottering and Oyster Greek
Line runs through Cloud Cuckoo Valley,
making stops at Duckwallow Marsh and
Buttergoose Hill. 1t is mad, and romantic
and gay - and somehow it makes you feel
good to watch it. Welcome to America,
Nellie! - CHRISTINE HoTeHKtsS
Evening star., 1960-06-12

last week. Soon she will be seen in depart
ment stores across the country.
Nellie pulls an open coach, in which
sits detected COW sporting parasol. An
Edwardian gentleman in straw hat bumps
along in a coach behind. Above him
hovers heIicopter. A policeman with
butterfly net is trying to catch it.
The Emett railroad moves along fault
lessly, past Mrs. Fanshawe's Folly, now
used as a moth sanctuary, past horse
man jumping right over an artist painting
picture, and other curious sights. And
all the while it tinkles gaily like the dream
toy that it is.
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THE EVENING STAR 81
Washington, D. c.
Saturday, April rs, 1860
HELP WOMEN
SECRETARY

0GSxbG An 1
Permanent position with na-
ttonal organization. New Of
fees located downtown area.
Good shorthand and tipping
essential. Experience 'eouired
with transcribing equipment
and. IBM typewriters. 5-day
week, fringe benefits. Start
Ing salary SIS. Phone AID.
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DEVELOPMENT
ENGINEERING

Radsr correlation system
design. Minimum Of 5 years
experience in radar and as
ISOLATED systems. Design
and DEVELOPMENT Of sophis-
tieated solid state power
conversion devices. Re-
-quires 4 years experience
in transistor design, with at
lest 2 years in high-power
semiconductors. transformer.
or magnetic ampliher de-
sign,
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HELp MEN

ENGINEER. COLORED, third-elass
license; live in; for luxury apart
ment building. Knovledge Of air
conditioning and boilers. Apply
Monday, 1911 X ct. n.vs Room
100 after 2 pm
ENGINEER, 3rd class, chief. white;
$3.50 per month plus Jus, nice ;s.,v Ts-
utilities: excellent permansnt DO
sition for industrious, steady quail
fled party. Exclusive NV. apart
ment building. Apply with refer
enees, to MRS. BEALL, 3 Am 70
5 pm. 24S0 18th st. NV" NO.
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THEY NEVER CHANGE
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statesmen - Men interested in
route sales; apply between hours
Of IL and 2 ct WARD 5AK1NG
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When enswertHe adrsTttsemeHts
dddressed to StGf bo1es DO NOT
tnclose original references, pho
toorGphs or other waterfall OF
personal palHe. copies serpe the
purpose Originals mag get lost.
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CARPENTERS, one or 2 good car
penters. Call ia. S-6739.
Chef WANTED, white and NIGHT
Cook, white. STEAK INN, All
CIVIL ENGINEER

Must be experienced in land sur
,veying and subdivision work; lob
involves plat computing and draft
ing, storm drainage and earth
work; pay in accord with ability
and experience: location. Bethesda.
EN-. h-1156.
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statesmen
NEED 3 AT ONCE

II you are limited to 500 a wk
or less. in your present lob, you
will be interested in our PROPOSE
ton. Our men work on contracts
furnished by the CO. No canyassing
highest commission paid. We can
guarantee your success, II YOU
have car and are willing to
work. Please. call AID. 4-1043, 9
to 4:30; ewes, HA, 2-7443. Ask
for MR.. BLACKMAN.
SALESMEN-An exceptional oppor-
tunity exists for YOU II you have
enthusiasm, personality and sub
stantial sales experience. We have
the largest real estate sales or
ganization in the Metropolitan
Area, with 9 branch oflces. Real
estate experience not required
since the FREDERICK W;
BERENS unique training school
will teach you how to earn in
excess of $4,000 per year. Our
average income in 1859 was
S12500 Why not call H. H.
CROWELL at IA. 5-0707 and talk
II over.
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Call ST. 3-37s1. am. to 4 pm.
Monday through Friday
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HELP MEN

MARKET RESEARCH; young man
for sampling, collection and an
alysis Of statistical and marketing
data. formulation and maint. o.
marketine or statistics req. witt
courses in economics. advertising
psychology and communication
desirable. Send resume to Bo'
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MECHANIC

white, fleet truck work. WHITE,
hydraulic work and welding help
full Must have own tools and driv-
ing permit; excel. oppor. Apply
SHAYNE BROS, INC, 1901 W
ST. ne, Mr.. Sandin.
MECHANICS (2). Chrysler product
sober and reliable need apply.
SOB 800 salary opssnnoo Can MR..
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HELPMEH
TEMCO
ELECTRONICS
DIVISION OF
rEMCO AIRCRAFT CORP
DALLAS, TEXAS
OFFERS TOP POSITION
FOR EXPERIENCED
ELECTRONICS
ENGINEERS
IN

SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
Missile system and control
system development. Servo
theory and digitsl systems
experience required.
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CIRCUIT EMPLOYMENT

Transistor and vacuum tube
circuit design. REQUIRES ex-
perience in Servo-amplifiers.
imoduiators, control circuitry
and digitai technidues,
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ENGINEER, white. experienced in
ar conditioning and all phases Of
malntenanee- Able to supervise
men. Good salary plus apt Local
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ELECTRICIANS,

experienced in new-houss wiring;
STEADY work. Arlington, Fairfax,
Alexandria. JE. 4-0404 weekdays,
s to ).
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ELECTRONICS
SALES ENGINEERING
An Electrical Engineering de-
gree Is required. together
with 3-5 years experience
In the sale of rsdar, instru-
mentation, or control sys-
TENS and solid state devices.
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SYSTEMS TESTING
Requires 2-5 years expert
ence in writing electronic
and environmental test pro-
cedures, testing and check
out of complete electronic
systems from the quality
control EtandnnInt.
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ELECTRONIC
PRODUCTION
ENGINEERING

REQUIRES 2-5 years expert
ence in electronic msnufac-
turing and assembly mes
sage. Develop pictorial man
ufacturing instructions from
schematics. Requires ac-
uusintance with MIL SPECS
and good workmanship prae-
tees,
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SALESMAN
II you can really sell and can
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a man who can speak TO the tor
Of an organization as well al
handle his subordinates,. who car
get new accounts and hold onto
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have a going business for you
Full protection in o flue money
making territory. We will trair
you in the details Of our bust
ness. Car nee. Draw and car al.
lowance. Write full details anc
background, Box 1894, Star.
statesmen, with car, to contact
retail grocers and supermarkets In
Washington area selling leading
non-food line. Full or part time;
expenses and draw against COM
mission; exceptional earning po-
tential for experienced, ambitious
men. Write. giving brief resume
Box 32S-A, Star.
statesmen, 1-time carbon business
forms, must have exper Wash
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Forms plant needs the services Of
several good statesmen, all work
manufactured in our own plant,
we are not brokers. Call 10. z
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HELP WON EN-

ACCOUNTING CLERK, must be
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tipping essential long-range pro-
gram, expanding corporation, ideal
working conditions; company bene-
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have transportation. Call AP. q
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REFRIGERATION
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CASHIER-Retail experience
with MGR 1000. Some
formal bookkeeping and
moderate fyping helpful.
Attractive salary, 5 days,
paid vacation, hospital and
life insurance and other
company benefits. Reliable
and qualified person under
IS. Call DI. 7-s464.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-04
The ./enkinses viii Celebrate
18th Anniversary AtMed,u0od

Mrs. George Wilkerson and Mrs.
Ann Gracey Sanderson. Mrs. Twin
Flippen, chairman of the pro-
gram on work, will show slides
on wild life of birds in Virginia
Mrs. B. A. Peters and Carroll
Peters had as their dinner guests
last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne L. Peters and their
daughter, K a crime Lee of
Farmville.
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. T. Norman
visited Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Nor
man and family in Goochland
last Saturday.
Mrs. Robert P. Ingle is re-
cuperating at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Fred Lynn, in Farm
vile. Mrs. Ingle was a patient
last week at the Southside Com
munity Hospital.
Miss 10 and Nathan Blanton.
of Charlottesville, were week end
guests of their sister, Mrs. H. c.
Gillian.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Atkinson
had as their week end guests Mr..
and Mrs. J. l.. Walker. Of Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Scott
visited Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD
Hedrick of the Guinea Mills COM
munity last Sunday.
Leap Year Birthday
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Good
man celebrated the SO called
ninth Leap Year birthday of their
daughter. Mrs. R. C. Warren, of
Richmond. last Sunday with a
family dinner party which in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. c B. Good
man. Charles and Ann, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guthrie Goodman, Jane
Milton and Martha, of Amelia
Other visitors in the afternoon
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Put
ney, Carolyn and Bobby, of Rich
mond. Mrs. Ruth Sheppard and
Mrs. Ray woodward. of Rice.
Mrs. .Warren's actual birth date,
February %. marked her thirty
sixth milestone Of years. She is
one of the few in this vicinity to
enjoy this particular coincidence
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-04

of Richmond. and Miss Jean
Pollard, Of Longwood College.
We're Sunday afternoon visitors
Of the Marvin Austin family
Jack Austin, OF Charlottesville
was at home for the week end.
Nj and MRS, Robert Carter
of Orange. were week end guests
Of M. and Mrs. j \. Garter
Sunday afternoon visitors Of
Mrs. George Carter were Mrs,
Nat Wilkerson and children. OF
Prospect, and Mrs. Hitler, Of
PENNSYLVANIA
Mrs. Ruby S, Jones. Of Long
wood College. spent Wednesday
with the Paul Jones family.
Mis- Frank Johns. Luc y
Dahl and Martha and Mrs. Paul
Jones and Helen were IN Lynch
burg, Saturday.
Nh. and Mrs. Bernard Smith
visited her parents, Mr and Mrs.
J. Z. Mark S. Sunday. Mrs.
Marks has been sick but Il feel
ing better at this writing.
Bernard Smith was among
those who had q birthday dinner
at the home Of Mt. and Mrs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-04

CUMBERLAND. Mar. 3 Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Jenkins will cele-
brate their twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary with open house Sun
day, March l3, at their country
home. "Medwood," on the Stony
Point Road from 2 to pm. Yer
bal invitations are extended to
their friends with request of mo
gifts"
The Rev. T. P. Reynolds will
attend the class agents meeting
of the alumni association at the
University of Richmond Satur-
day afternoon followed by a ban
quet at the refectory in the eve
ming.
L. w. Midkiff is improving fol-
lowing successful operation
last Friday at the Southside
Community Hospital in Farm
vile.
Mrs. c. D. Brown and family
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-04

had as their week erd guest Miss
Mildred Davis, of Hopewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Hayes
visited their son, E. Glen Hayes
last Sunday He has been indis-
posed at his home in Bucking-
ham.
Sunday visitors of Mrs. John
T Fhppen at Rose Cottage"
were her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Dowdy,
of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Pembel-
ton, of Jetersville, were Wednes-
day luncheon guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Pembelton.
HID Club Meets
Cumberland Home DemonStra-
ton Club will meet Monday.
March Z, in the office of the
county HID agent at pm. Dem
onstrations On Managing the
Food Dollar" will be given by
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-04

in the Bowling home.
John Wingo was q week END
guest Of the Wallace Rainey
families while his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Wingo and Nancy
and Dallas Rainey were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Rainey, of Enporia. They
attended the wedding Of Mr..
Rainey's nephew. Arthur Krein-
bawm in Roanoke Rapids. Satur-
day.
Mrs. G. D. Shipplett and com
panion, Mrs Gary, returned to
Roanoke last Tuesday after visit
ing the Cleveland Jones family
for several days
Miss Florence Jones and Mrs.
Paul Jones visited Mrs. Ship
plett, on Saturday.
New Store Young People met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. P. Atchley. Sunday night.
Nh. and Mrs. Frank Becker.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-04
Mrs. E.. H. Bowling Feted With A
Surprise Dinner On list Birthdau

SHEPPARDS, Mar. 8 Mrs.
e. H. Bowling was entertained
at surprise birthday dinner at
her home on Saturday night by
her children and their families.
Her children include Mrs. Ed
win Potts, of Purceville, Eddie
and Sarah Ruth came with herr
Mrs Allen Stokes. Jr.. of
Sperryvi4le, Mr.. Stokes, Bill
and Anne came with her., Miss
Sarah Bowling, of Richmond.
and Ernest Bowling. Jr., who
lives with his wife, Becky. Sarah
Frances and Ernest, III, in the
Bowling home. Other guests
were Mrs. A. Y. Stokes. Of
r'armville, and Miss Harriet
JOINS, of Sheppards. Mrs Bowl
ing celebrated her list birth
gay with many happy returns.
The Stokes and Potts families
amended church at New Store
sunday, and were dinner guests
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-04

A. w. Lee. honoring their
mother, Mrs. Mamie Smith. on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Marks
and Julie visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Nernard Proffitt Monday night
While Jimmie attended a Boy
Scout meeting.
Soy Scout Troop 524 went on
a tour to Sayler's Creek, Sun
day afternoon. Those who at
tended were impressed by find
ing arrow heads and bullets.
Nj c. Jones and Bill Brown
went with the troop
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Atchley
and Bert and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Brown and Shirley Ayres at
tended the basketball tourna-
ment games at Cannon SYM
nasium at Hampden-Sydney.
Mrs. w. R. Dlmkum, of Green
Spring, is a guest this week
Of MI. and Mrs. Reeves Phaup.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-04

A number of the friends and
relatives of Mrs. Ada B. Shep.
! ard. from the village. attended
! her surprise Leap Year birthday
party Monday at the home oil
Mrs. Herbert Goodman near
Sunny Side.
Among the week end and Sun
day guests and visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. M. v. Smith and family
at "Pocahontas Farm" were Mr.
md Mrs o. G. May, the Misses
Judith and Nancy May. and Mr.
and Mrs. R. D. Marks, of Char
lottesville, and Mr.. and Mrs. G.
C. Hundley, Of Farmville.
Recent visitors of Judge and
Mrs. j. Taylor Williams were
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Mason and
their daughter, Rebecca Lee, of
Powhatan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Ransom
and Miss Joyce Ransom were
visitors Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. F.. Babcock and family, Of
Ballsville.
Church Meeting
Members of Fitzgerald Me-
mortal Baptist Church will meet
March 8 at pm, in the church
with Mrs. H. c. Gillian as
leader.
Tommy Reynolds was guest
solcist for the Muddy Creek Bap-
fist Church service at Trenholm
last Sunday He was accom-
panied on the piano by his sis
ter, Miss Jean Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Flippen
and Mrs. Charles S. Miner were
dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Flippen and Miss
Barbara Flippen in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Newman
we're luncheon guests Sunday of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. T.
Newman. in PoWhatan.
Miss Page Godsey spent the
past week end in Lynchburg as
guest of her cousin. Miss Beth
Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs. James
S. Godsey. the Misses Louise
Meador ard Janet Godsey. were
visitors Sunday of Mrs. . J. R.
Godsey at Spout Springs.
Guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs
G.. A. jenkins and Mrs. Meade
w. Foster were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Andrew Addleman and
their daughters, Lynn and Gayle,
of Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-04
CAN YOU AFFORD TO SPEND
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surgical provisions, too.
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Will yours be one of the
1000, 900 American families
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their annual income? Better
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-04

Some people say lot by not
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