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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-02-18
Town Election Set


Accident citizens will vote for
two councilmen on Tuesday. March
l, from to 8 p. m. Nominees are
Sherman Frazee, Wilmer Margroff
John j. Brenneman Raymond
COddington. Harry Seggie, Owen
Bach, Claude Friend and r. c.
Turney.
Quilting Party Held
Mrs. Walter Fratz and Mrs.
Charles f. BoWscr entertained
with quilting at the home
of Mrs Fratz on Tuesday and
Wednesday. Guests who attended
were Mrs. Melvin Kesner, Mrs
George Albright, Mrs Tom Gus
ter, Mrs. Emma Forsythe. Mrs
Smith Friend, Mrs. Pearl Rush,
Mrs Frank Spoerlein, Mrs. Otto
Goehringer, Mrs. Albert Smith,
Mrs. Raymond Georg, Mrs. Shcr-
man Frazee, Mrs Leah Bethel
Mrs. ElWOod Glotfelty, Mrs. Annie
Opel Mrs. Elmer ShaW,ey and
Mrs. George ShaWley
Brief Mention
Mrs. Ben Rush is a patient in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-02-18
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to all our
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and helpfulness during
the long illness and following the
death Of our sister and aunt, the
late Miss Margaret LaWton.
We also want TO thank all who
gave flowers and contributed the
use of their automobiles for the
funeral service.
BERTHE l.. ThraSher,
NieceS and NepheWS
ADV II"
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hospital and entered as a patient
Mrs Sylvia Evans. Fplon, was
taken Wednesday to an Elkins hos
pital for treatment
Mrs. Keith Winters. Horse Shoe
Run, was taken Tuesday to the
Garrett County Memorial hospital
where she underwent minor sur
gerry.
Ted ITclnick who had been a
patient in the Preston Memorial
hospital Kingwood, for some time
was brought Wednesday to his
home at Horse Shoe Run
Dent Myers. Aurora. who was a
teacher in the Horse Shoe Run
school resigned that position re-
Gently which has been filled by
Paul Stemplc, also of Aurora
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our
many friends, ncighbors and rela-
tiVes for their kindness and SYM
patty shown us during the illness
and death Of our dear mother, Mrs.
Margaret Knots. We want to espc-
cially thank those who so willing
ly cared for her night and day at
the Garrett County Memorial hos
pital We also want to thank the
pallbearers, those who loaned
their cars, donated floral tributes
and assisted in any manner.
Daughter and Sons
ADV. II
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CARD OF THANKS

desire to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to all my
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and helpfulness during
the illness and following the death
of my wife. the late Cora Blanche
Shaffer
| also want to thank all who gave
food and flowers and contributed
the use of their automobiles for
the funeral service.
Elmer c. Shaffer.
dv 1tss
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CARD OE THANKS

We desire TO express our sin
cere thanks and appreciation to
al our friends and neighbors for
their kindness and helpfulness dur
ing the Illness and following the
death of our mother. the late Mrs.
Cora Refs.
We also want to thank all who
gave flowers and were considcrate
in many other ways.
The Family
Al DIV Sill
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crossword Puzzle Answer on Page SIX
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Heifcrs, good, 2O5O to 2320
Cows. good 1900 to 1850; mcdi-
UNI. 1880 to l475; common. 100
to 1900
Hogs. 1850 to llG0: male hogs
$50 SoWS. 900 to 1850; Pigs,
head $50 to 700
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TVTTN .NTTd- ". Vi.
Calves. choice, $500 to $500:
good 34G0 to $500. medium. 5000
to 5000: common. $500 to 2000.
Steers. good. 22C0 to "a go; stock.
q 90 Ia "a 50.
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Admiral Rickovcr feared u. y.
may lose its lead over Russia IN
nuclear subs because of mcddling
bv Pentagon highcr-ups
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Collier Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs Sherman Fra
zee. Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs William Biddington
were vacationing in Tampa, Fla,
the past TWO weeks
Mrs. Lula kahl, Cumberland,
spent the weekend with her son
and family, Mr. and Mrs Raymond
Kahl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nicholson. of
Confluence, Pa. spent Saturday
with Mrs. Ella Smith
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Collier Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. John J. Brenne-
man, Monday evening.
Mrs. Lena Glotfelty and Mrs.
Don Ringer and Debbie were in
Oakland, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Seggie were
Friday evening guests Of DR.. and
Mrs. E. l. Baumgartner, Oakland.
Miss Rita Bucket, Cumberland,
spent Saturday night with Miss
Dolores Frazee.
Sunday visitors of Mrs. Ada
Kahl and daughter Betty were Mr..
and Mrs. James Kahl and sons,
Miss Carole VanSickle, Friends
Vile. Eddie and Melvin Kahl ac-
companied their parents home af-
ter spending the weekend with
their grandmother and aunt.
Mrs. Ada Kahl and daughter
Betty. and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Kahl and sons were Saturday Wis
itors of Mr.. and Mrs Lonnie
Broadwater and family in Jcn-
nings.
The Luther League of St Paurs
Lutheran church held a Valentine
party at the Accident school. Fri
day evening. Forty-eight mem
berS and guests were present. Kay
SLIDER was elected queen. with
Marlene Deai and Phyllis Glass as
runners up George Bishoff was
elected king.
Gilbert Turney of Washington
visited Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Turney
Thursday night
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Evening star., 1960-01-07
BRICKWORK

All types OF masonry work: patio
proofinz, .JU. 7.b4a4.
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PlANOS-Army. Navy. Air Force
and Marine personnel; Govern
ment and District employees can
save real money on all kinds Of
instruments at the PIANO MART.
1918 7th st. NV. Over 100 pianos
TO choose from,
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STERLING 3-3671

PIANO PUPILS wanted. BuckinG
ham, Arl vic; beginners pre-
ferred: class starting Jan Is;
phone IA. 5-s39s ewes. go.
RADI0.Tv ANNOUNCING, also
writing and production. New term
starts Jan. 20. Free PLACEMENT
sRodHpcAsT1No. fNc'. Sa5s lstr
st. NV. Wash. D. c. DE. 2-55SO
Ty.RADJO REPAIR, practical eve
lab. class; So weekly. TEMPLE
SCHOOL, 1888 O nv. Ma. S-462s
COLORED - EARN $1,000 YRLN
In leisure time. Enroll in our real
estate classes. AD. 4-l712.
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AIRCRAFT MECHANIC
RatinEs in 8 mos. Glasses now form
ing AIR INSTITUTE TEMPLE
SCHOOL, 1888 @ NV. Ma. S-4633.
ABC SHORTHAND. learn In Vks
Reasonable fee. TEMPLE SCHOOL.
1888 @ st. NV. MA. S-462q.
MUSIC LESSONS on accordion and
piano by experienced music teacher
In Washington area for IS years.
Also A B. degree in education. RA.
2-OQQh
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BABY BUGGY and baGSinet, mat
tresSs,; t,,S..s Sood condition s@b' 70
BAND SAW, heavy duty. noor
model: win sacrifies for less than
half Of orig. cost. 10. 5-29SO.
BARBER SHOP EQUIP.-4 chairs
must be sold ct reas. cash price
ia. 9-9036 or RA. $3.50.
BEDRM., iiy. Tm, and din. rm.;
stove, washer. bunk beds. rug,
chairs and dinettes. AP. 7-bO7O.
BEDRM. SUITE, bed. dresser, chest
Of drawers, walnut -fin.; $50; GOOD
cond. RA. 3.4S63 or RA. 6-6267
BEDRM. - Decorator showroom
samples: Gorgeous rosewood. 90
in. triple dresser. mirror, large
chest. double bed: in perfect con-
dition: never used: sold for s4O0,
will sell for S199: will deliver
free in Washington area. terms
arranged. 1923 l4th st. NV. FE.
2-474s.
BEDRM. SUITE UWin). box springs,
mattress; perfect cono. VIII sac
rihce. After pm, DE. 2-349l
BEDRM. FURN.-sgle, bed: spring
mirror, chair: Si10. EN-. 3-3626.
BICYCLE, boys 26-ineh Hercules,
very good condition; S25. 10.
5-ll7S after 5 pm.
CASH REGISTER, S46: good con.
dition. Also brand-new one. foul
I total. never used. OF, o-03l3.
Cash REGISTERS. all makes ant
1 models: reasonable prices, $50 Up
STANLEY HAYMAN co.
"01a l4th ST. NV.
CLARINET, Budney, used one sehoo
& semester: excel. cond.: reAS. onei
accepted. ia. e-740s.
COAT. Persian lamb, size 10: bleei
Oriental. loose sleeves. Like new
LU. 2-7430. Call 2 to q.
CoLLATOR, Mendes. 4-station. 4
yrs. old, good eond. Highest ofieT
Mr.. NEWTON. NE. s-502O.
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APIS. FURNISHED-D, c.

AVAIL. NOwI .O0e Wyoming ave.
NV. lvie Conn. Lac. enc: re-
dec. Se2 so. Res. nEr.. AID. 1888.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, GARAGES, porches
rec. rooms: low winter rates; free
estimates. HI. n-5nil any time
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MIscELLAME0US FoR SAIL

ACCORDION, leO bass: no money
down, Just take over payments.
UN. 4-S125.
ADDING MACHINE. $45, sood con-
dition. Also brand-nev one; 10
Keys, never used. OIL 2-Ojl3.
ADDING MACHINES, reeonditioned.
$50. New electric. Sl0e. Rentals,
repairs all makes. CENTRAL,
:OO7 14th st. NV. HU. 3-6l2l.
ADDING MACHINE, small: adds,
subtracts. i-yr. SuRr.: S14.p5.
New Rem. Rand elec., Sl69.6O
plus tax Many barEAinS, new
ano reeond. CIRCLE. 6l6 9th
Il. ".
ANTIoUES-J Vhat-notS: din. rm
furn.; Boston rocker. lAdy's knee
hole desk. inlayed sold leather top:
cherTy table: crystal lamp. lge.
pictures: ehaise tongue; once desk,
wlchair; patterned glass. No prices
over phone Call JE. 2-SOAS for
appt. TO see and make oner on
anything you like.
ANTIQUE sALE-lSth-eentuTy fur
niturG and collector items. Prices
reduced to cost HERITAGE
unT1QE lsu7 n At NV
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FURN, from model homes: Q rms =.
wk. Ma. s-3616; DU. 1884.
FURN. = Mosaic modern coffee
table, END tables: excel eond.
and terms. EN-. 3-e9I6. aft. 3 pm
FURN.-Chrome dinette set, small
blond bookcase. . HollyWood-type
beds Il sgl;l. matching chest Of
drawers and dresser, couch and
type washing machine. Reason
able. $3.50 b5th ave-, Apt. z,
Bladensburg, AP. 7-5774. ee
GAS RANGES, used, new: $40 up,
easy credit. ACME STOVn Co,
10ll 9TH st. NV, Ma. s-S062.
oS oS. s.SC75. ever eTenihrs "a ifsef err 9 pm %
GENERATORS, STARTERS, $3.50
up; lge. a1Sort.: electric motor re-
P1iis' P1th, tstS sol yy:osa4: y:oss:a cARTfs' 1908
HEATERS RANGES = New, used
lgaS, on wood. eoaD. ACME STOVE
CO., lOl1 7th NV. Ma. S-S952.
HI-FI SPEAKERS with enclosure
and crosSover det' ork. S45. OIL
4-S199 after 5 pm.
KEIL KEY MACHINE, Model 4h-F.
NEW. with ls-horsepower GE
motor, plus key blanks; less than
dealers cost. S75 for everything;
also NEW FLETCHER AFT. GLASS
CUTTER for only SIS. Call Mr..
STEPHENS, HE. 4-35O0.
KEY DUPLICATING MACH. 500;
key blanks, Sc ca. May be seen
at 1885 Wis. ave. NV, or call
OIL. 4-45OO.
MEAT BLOCK, hanging meat
scales, 75O-lb. capacity: platform
scales, 500 lbs; reas. FE. 1880
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS - After
Xmas clearance of new and re-
conditioned instruments at worth
while savings. Special rental and
rental-purehase plans. KITS
CWashington's LARGEST music storel
1880 @ st. NV. RE. 7-62l2. CAlex-
andria branch. 1891 Mt, Vernon
ave. Open ewes. til . PM
OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks, fileS, add
mechs., typewriters, etc. Bargains
galore. CIRCLE, 616 9th st. NV.
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RUGS

1925 @ ST. NV.
RUGS
Broadloom and Oriental design;
9xl2, Si7; 9xl6, S21. ORIENTAL
RUG HART, 1905 O st. nv.
SERYEL GAS air conditioner and
heater comb. 3-ton unit, suitable
for store or home; perfect eond.
must sell immed.. forced to move;
sac, $3.50. 210l Penna. ave. NV,
call FE. 1884
SEWING MACHINE, beaut. sinsel
console. dark wood, Sig-Sag att.
take up pymts:, 1915 mo-, bal
$35. .EX. 3-0540, day or night fol
free home demo. gl0 9th st. NV
SEW. MACHINES, recond.: Singer
port. with att. S1o.96: console
S24.95. Day or night, RA. 3-6lsl
SEWING MACHINE, elec singer
round bobbin, zig.EaE attachment
$50 delivered. JU. b-7I69
SEW. MACH, Singer. beaut. bionc
and mahog console. zig-Eag att.
Sac, ST so. terms. JE. 4-I257.
SLIDE FOLDING DOOR, Complete,
0 II. tail. 9 It. expand; very rea.
sonable price. $50 Can AD. q
52O6. or I746 Irving st. NV.
soFA-BED, Simmons, S4S; chest
Of drawers. S26; mirror, other
items. TU. 2-1a2s.
Stauffer PosturereSt Couch
with automatic timer. excellent
condition. Rl7h Ia 6-(lQ36
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Law Graduate
sIIuATIoRS-DoAESTIe
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HELP NEEDED? Cleaners, ironers,
maids, cooks, porterS MRS. FUL-
LER. To. 2-J70O.
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PlANoS-Wide selection OF recon.
ditioned upTiehts. smArtly styled
in . new durable fniSh. especially
.utted for recreation rms. Pianos
fully guaranteed and hne values
for oeginninE students: SIPS up.
including local delivery CAMP
DELL MUSIC CO., ll0s O st nv
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
(cokTUNUenl

ELECTRICIAN, licensed. eolored
wiring and repairs. IN accord with
d. c. regulations. DE-, 2-4e26.
FLOORS sANDED, refnished. ex.
pert Workmanship. ReaS. rates
Cali ewes. HA. 2-9l6l.
FLOOR SANDING, fnishinE ant
estimate. Call RA. 6-67e5.
INTERIOR PAINTING, kitcher
so'1ssts ss4sI anO OF as1sa alnk RE,. 'GDt I'll
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ANTIQUES

OUR ONE AND ONLY
GREAT SALE OF THE YEAR: AT
TODAY AND THROUGH JANUARY
6640 0EORoIA AVE NV
10 AM. TO p Pm.
OUR OLNEY SHOP-Open
Holidays and Sundays Only
CClosed This sun. ONLY, Jan. 10
OPEN THEREAPTERD
Pine dry sink and hutch cupboard,
walnut, pine and cherry beds;
drop-leaf tables, mahogeny and
walnut chairs. pine douEh boxes.
pine and walnut desks, early pine
long bench, marble tables and
wash stands. French and English
grandfather clocks. Shelves hlled
to capacity with HavtlAnd. and
Canton. Inari. Rose Medallion,
Ironstene, clocks, deeanters, me-
chanicsl banks. blue and green
WedRewood. cut glass EobletS. wines
and colored glass, brass and cop
per. Windows filled with Onion
Nielsen, salt boxes, coffee pots,
plates, cups and SaueerS, lamps
Of every description all over the
shop. A maEnifieent selection Of
choice items, all early and all
perfect, at Ereatly reduced price
wHI9TsR HTI9Tls pa REnb. 5finb. ANTIQUE SHOPS
664O Ga. Ave. NV. and Olney. Nd
TU. 2-37@7 WA. 4-40e4
APPL.-Roper gas range. WStghSe
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TOOLS

- S-N
sledEes. 81: wneelbarroWs. $3.50
rakes. 81; used ShoVeS. II: koes
81 .65: 5-gAl. cans. $l.6O; drop
cloths. $3.50; saws. 81 As; ham
merk, soc: Oft dig bars. $3.50
blocks. fsIls, ropes, chain. ehiSeIS
planes, motors: bunk oedS. Slo
axes. $50; paint. 81 so; hanc
snow shovelS, Sc; 2-man saws
$3.50; SxS taTpS. $3.50; 1OxI.
tarpS. SlO.SO. wedges. 81 rs
drop lights, 81 IS: saw blades
81 rs: used tarps, &c IT,: kospita
beds. S22.o5: stsel shelving. cable
Sieks' oie e0Sspfe''0r'' "sldsr'' pumps
J. H. GICHNER
c6l3 n q NV. n. 3-634I
10,0Ol Other BARGAINS
Free Parking
TV-RentalS. Money applied i
purchase BEACON TV RENTAL
AID. 4-46Bs.
TV. l7-ineh Admiral. table mode
excellent condition. S45. Call 10
a-433B.
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Complete brick work on your homi
or homes for lots or acreage. HE
a-3326.
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OFFICE FURNITURE
WASHINGTON OFFICE
FURNITURE co.
1908 H st. NV. n. 7-ai7!

= - eN- W.
1908 H st. NV. pI. 7-8i75
ORGAN, wurlitEeT, chord, Q mos
old; like new, mahoG. finish: reas
~. 9-1949. after q pm.
ORGANS, used spinet models
Hammond. Conn, Lowery and
SSrl'fieT; So ins n CAMPBELL G, MysIc gs.
ORGANS - Before YOU buy Any
organ. see the new WurlitEeI
CHORD at only $3.50. In mahogany
Also the new Wurlitger 5pinet
a. only Sps5; Used Hammond,
bargain prices. JORDAN'S, down
town at 18th and G SITS: in
Arlinston at 5I6a Lee 'ieHvsy:
In Silver Spring at a332 Georgis
aye SubuTbsh stores Npen eve
ninEs
ORGANS-After Xmas clearance OF
used orsans Estey splnet, S595;
Hammond spinet, S935: Conn
mtnuet. SPAS: Hammond chord.
S595: -Gulbransen. Sl.@g5: OrGS-
tron 1895: Lowrey, S1g5. other
values not listed. KITS Wash
inSton's largest music storel.
i53O Q st nv. RE. 7-62l2.
vsI vhsxSnorla branch. :62l Mt.
PAINT SPRAYER, DeVilbis hanc
portable "-gal. tank. complete
Win noses, like new. so. 5Is
Franklin st ne, Apt. .
PIANoS-uSed uprishts, S95, SiiO
and Sl25. Phone ST. :i-63OO
PIANO MART. lnlS 7th ST. NV.
PIANOS-New spinet pianos from
regular stock reduced 10 1906
ourlne KITS after Xmas clear.
anee' sd down. balance In ~
mos KITS tWashinRton's iarg.
sSt music Storel 1890 @ ST. nv
262l Mt. Vernon ave. Open ewes
/ III pm.i
PIANOS-For rent New and used
SplnetS, consoles. gTands and up
! rlents AZ moderate rates from 81
monthly up) with option TO buy
STORES: corner 18th and a ats
NV. tphone ST 3-e4O01; Sisg
Lee hwy, Arlinston (phone KE
s-506Ol; e33e Georgia ave, siI.
yer SPRING tphone Ju. 5-il05I;
lO4 William St, PrederiekSburK.
! Va. tphone Essex 3.747?l. Pull Sc
lection At all stores. Silver SprinE
and ArlInEton stores open ewes.
PIAN0S-After Xmas clearance oi
new and reeoDditioned planes at
Worthwhile savinEs: nice choice Of
styles and finishes. Pay only s9i
down; balance In : yrs. KITS
iWashington'S lHrEeSt musk
storeD, 1890 @ st. nv. RE. 7-8?I2
/ alexandria branch. :62i Mt
vernon ave. Open ewes. til 8
PM
PIANOs-Aftsr Xmas clearance Of
rental returns, floor models.
demonstrators: Tremendous saw.
inEs on brand name Spinets. con-
only SIS down, balance in 36
mos KITS tWashington's larE.
est music storeD, 1880 O st. NV.
RE; 7-b2l2. alexandra branch
.b"l Mt. Vernon ave. Open ewes
~ oml
PIANOS-Army. Navy. Air Force
ana Marine personnel; Govern
ment and District employees can
save real money on all kinds Of
instruments at the PIANO MART.
[ 1918 9TH st. NV. Over 100 pianos
TO choose from.
PIANOS-Used uprights. Si.6 up;
and grands. as low as S2s6; many
fine makes: terms. EStab. 1901
scHAEFFER's PIANO SHOP. 7Ig
Sligo ave, Silver Spring. Nd
Open Mon. and Thurs. til o;
other days til g. For Sun. appt. =,
hone JU. g-303y
/ PlANoS-Wide selection Of recon .
| ditioned upriehts. smArtly styled
in new durable finiSh. especially
.uited for recreation rms. Piano,
fully guaranteed and fne values
for beginninE students: SIPS up
including local delivery CAMP.
DELL MUSIC CO., HOS O st nv
DI 7-s464.
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MISCELLANEOUS F0R SALE
RIGS

PERSIAN designs; all new; gxI2,
$3.50; lOx16, S2S; broGdloom
eaTpeting as low as S2.9b So. I'd.
MAYFAIR SHOP
1928 a ST NV
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-17
Gaests durmg TIE week end ef

Guests during TIE week end Ct
the Caalli lie fioares we're Mrs. H
III We'd ard daughter, Shirley.
.-a3Fh Boston. MIS-. Courtney
Nomack. of NorsAan. MIR AID
Mrs. Billy Moore. of KeysVille.
Miss Beth A-oore and Randolph
Richardson, Of FarnlYille, ard
Nj. and Mrs. E. S. Blackburn.
mr., ard Mrs. william R.
7a.5ar and family. of Washing
on. spent the week end with his
parents. NIr. ard Mrs. j. T.
Cater, Ills did Mr. ana Mrs. Ger
ald Phelps ard Muriel, Of Rich
no. /. REr ard Mrs. Billie John
'oA ard family. of Falnlville.
9era Saturday nieht visitors Of
ler PARENTS.
W.. aud Mrs. r. +. Booker en-
9Tad having 'hs.r SEA. George
Cooker ana MIS- Booker, JIM
nlia and Betty. with them san
aay.
Afr. aG Nrs. Russell Cox and
the Guthrie Malonays. Of Rich
noad, were visitors OF their par
enis, Mr.. ard Mrs. Rober. Ma
loney. during the week end.
Miss Margaret Southall. Of Vir-
ginia Baptist Hospital Nursing
5chocl Of Lynchburg, and John
Held. Of Fort Belvoir. were week
end visitors Of her parents, Mr..
md Mrs. Carter Southall.
Ms. e, B. Wonack is back at
her home Oh the route for a
Wh.la ana it's good to have her
Back il the neighborhood again.
Visitors in the Ii. c. Cunning
lam home during the week end
Ware their children and families,
Newton and little daughter, Joy.
IF Blackstone. MIS-. Clarence
BRADSHAW and family, Of Dur
nam, M a., and her daughter,
Miss Kate Weaver. Of Randolph
Macon College in Lynchburg. and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-17
Young Farmers And HOmemakers
Hear Talk By Richard Chimney

fruit trees, pine seedlings. tools,
and shot gun shells comparatively.
Other accomplishments includ-
ed the following: co-sponsored
watershed project on Muddy and
MaXey's Creeks area in Buck
ingham county; helped sponsor
junior farm show; purchased
steam jerry for use of associa-
ton members; rented post hole
digger to raise money for as
ISOLATION: held three softball
games with Ruritan Club; plant
ed around $4,000 pine seedlings;
selected outstanding young farm
er family Of county; helped con-
struct bleachers and put lights
on poles for athletic field at high
school, participated in National
Young Farmer Study: young
farmer members seeded seven
acres Of Wildlife patches. and
held four field trips Of agricul-
tural interest for members of the
/ association.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-17
Amelia Honor
Roll Announced

AMELIA, May Is = Fifty-nine
students at Amelia High School
made the honor roll for the last
six weeks of the 1959-60 term be-
fore graduation.
Seniors on the honor roll were
Bob Sydnor, Nancy Barden. Shir
ley Barley, Jane Bruce Hills
man. Elaine Llewellyn and Lucy
Southall.
The juniors were Nancy Saun-
ders. Jin.lny Midkiff. David In
gram. WHEN Steele. Betty Smith,
Jane White, Peggy Lynch.
Brenda Joyce. Ida Busse, Betty
Hastings. Franklin Anderson
Roger Brandt, Curtis Salyer,
iona Flippen. Nancy Franklin
Nancve Tanner, Brenda Kidd
and Sardra Saunders.
The scphomores ran the juniors
a close second in number Of
pupils on the honor roll. The
juniors had Is, the sophomores
IS Carolyn Poore. Bonnie
Lush, Faye Anderson. Frances
Tomlinson. Jimmy Davis. Doug
las Dawson. Avery Goodwin.
Dick Snow. Juan Wilmington
Jimmy Paul. Hannah CossHll,
Faye Pembelton, Anne Smith,
CAROLYN O'Neal. Mary Helen
Hutchinson and Dallas deKrafft.
On the freshman honor roll
We're Charles Hall. Robert Walk
er, Mary Ann Burton. Carter
Norton. Beverly Noble. Billy
Boyer and Tommy Cook.
Eighth graders were Susan
Arlington. Margaret Lawson
Nancy Scott, Laura Lee Stengei
Lewis Crone. Bobby Royster
Joyce Hill, Johnnie Watkins
Priscilla Farmer, Annette Cough,
Ruth Griles and Judy Whitaker
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-17
Pamplin
K. F. D. No. 2

May II = The six former Fos-
ter girls and their husbands were
all together here Saturday - Mr.
and Mrs. Harry E. Hamilton. of
Washington: Mr.. ard Mrs. Glen
Hamilton. Of Alexandria; Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Gravett, of Ash
land: Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Booker,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Baker and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Maloney, Of
this community.
Mrs. Chap Harvey and Miss
Terrell FarVev were visitors il
Richmond, Sunday and Mrs Ear-
vey's brother, Oscar Baker. re-
tul1 I'd Wtth them for Z N.lt Ia
tie .bafhop1.
Miss jamie Dickerson is spend
ing some time in Richmond visii
ny her brother, Sam Dickereon
aid Mrs. nickerson, and her
ophews. Robert Lee Dickers5n
and family and Edwin Dicker-
+ son and Mrs. Dickerson.
Mrs. Charlie Moore 5 some
what better after being confined
to her bed last week.
Mrs. Mary j. Gordon. Of Char
lottesville. was the week end
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. N. jefferson.
Mrs. E. N Cunningham ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Cock. of Los Angeles. Calf,
TO Williamsburg Friday enjoying
the day seeing the interesting
city. MIR. and Mrs. Cook and her
mother. Mrs. John Wade, spent
a few days with Dr.. ard Mrs.
Mccall
Miss June Dillon. Of Richmond
spent Sunday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Dillon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-17

BUCKINGHAM. May 16-Rich-
ard D. Chimney, assistant COM
missioner of agriculture in Vir-
ginia was guest speaker at a
joint b nque of the Young
Farmers and Young Homemak-
ers Association at the Bucking-
ham Central High School, April
IS.
Chimney, who was introduced
by Tom Hall, Jr., spoke on new
challerges in agriculture.
Wesley Dunkum, president of
the Young Farmers. served as
POSTMASTER.
Mrs. Richard Ellis, ~, presi-
dent Of the Young Hofnenakers
organization, gave a brief outline
of the organization.
Roland Wood, il, reported or
the accomplishments of the
Buckingham Young Farmers AS
ISOLATION in 1859.
Some Of their accomplishments
were as follows: u held month
~ meeting devoted to current
agriculture topics, also held shor
nieht following monthly meeting
% held ladies night banquet.
~ held sells judging contest anc
entered team in area contest;
q held local forestry judging
contest; 81 sert delegates t
both area and state conventions
and 81 purchased seed corn