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Milford chronicle., 1960-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hubertt
and sons of near fredericksburg were
Monday evening visitors OF Mrs.
Nora Hastings and the John Hast
ings family.
Miss jeanne Hastings was hos
tess TO the MYF at their Planning
Meeting at the Dublin Hill Com
munity Hall on Monday evening.
New officers were elected for the
new year: Franklin Nelson, Jr.,
President, Joey Williamson, Vice
President, and Janice Warrington,
Secretary Treasurer. Four new
members joined at this time.
The Trinity WSCS will meet at
the Dublin. Hill Community Hall
on Friday evening. April Is. Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Adams will be the
host and hostess.
Preaching Services at Trinity
on Sunday at 10 a m Sunday
School at II a. m. Special music is
being arranged by the choir
Milford chronicle., 1960-04-15

To my many friends in Milford
and surrounding community, kwish
to announce that / am now asso-
ciated with Kings. The Mans
Shop" located at Is Loockerman
Street, Dover, Delaware.
I formerly was connected with
c. D. Abbott and Company and H.
p. Van Kirk and Company in Mil
ford and for the past 20 yaers was
associated with Dorzback's in Sea-
ford, handling mems clothing.
Kings The Mans Shop, sells
nationally advertised clothing. fur
nishings and accessories.
l want to thank my friends and
patrons for your past business. /
will try to serve you at my new
location in the same manner as
in the past
Evening star., 1960-04-03
HOUSES FURNISHED

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Fine 2-bedrm. brick home, Sl5S.
McALIISTER, RE. 6-44OO.
ARL.-5 bedrms., . baths. fireplace.
bsmt., h.-w.h., porch. a acre lot.
Sl6O. ACME IA. 2-l42l.
Evening star., 1960-04-03

BELLE HAvEN-4 bedrooms, I
baths, rec. room, garage and
swimming pool; $3.50 mo. NAN
MAS REALTY, JE. 2-31lO.
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW. aSI3 Conn
sve.-Ramoler, rooms, bath,
large screened sleeping porch. rec
resuon room. garage: Sl4O.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
REAL ESTATE SALE or EXcH,

ANNAPOLIS-Exchange high class
residential bldg. lots near water
for residential or apt property
in Washington. Reply to Box
430-A, Star.
MD. ORCHARD, Cumberland area.
for sale, trade or lease. Write
Box l02-T. Star.
SALE OR TRADE-Cottage Beverly
Beach. in need Of repairs; ideal
for handyman Beaut corner lot.
Terms. Brokers coop invited.
OWNER, OIL. 6-6l14.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
HOUSES uMFUREIsHEp

FALLS CHURCH AREA room
home. DISTINCTIONS. BEAUTY.
COMFORT 1 = landScaped acres
many features. SOS Nv. 3-7757.
CHURCH AREA
Nearly new 3-bedrm- rambler: desir-
able neighoorhood: owner being
transferred for approximately /
year. JE. 9-l99S.
FOGGY BOTTOM, s49 s6th st
nv bedrms-. lEe hV rm
rear patio; parking avail: $50
u 3-sSl4.
FOXHALL VILLAGE a bedrms
Nv IN. din I'm. firepL: fenced
yard. garoen, gar avail. May /;
sl65. FE- 3-6S9O, NO. 7-5I5a
FRIENDLY. ND. = Small 4-room
house On l-acre lot. beautiful
ward. room for Earden: no bath:
$40 no Ii 3-26l6.
GEORGETOWN-Almost new: AIR
CONDITIONED: 3 bedrms. baths,
large closets spacious liv I'm
nrepl. de luxe kit garden. GA
RAGE: avaIl immed. OIL. 3-S652
GEORGETOWN = Unfurn.; SlS5:
furn-. 5000 UNIQUE, small det
mOdernized Federal house with
view Of Potomac. Extra carriage
house with business possibilities
Enehanting formal garden; refs.
REQ. NO 1-05Q5
Evening star., 1960-04-03
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ATTN. RENTERS-Wen need 3 furn.
houses by wkend.. range 5000 to
$40; Chevy Chase, Md; D. C.: Am.
Univ. area. GOVT. EMPL. REALTY
Co, OIL. 6-l7l9, IA. 5-9l9S.
GEORGETOWN AREA-Prefer 3
bedrms., = baths with option to
purchase. MRS. CIUFFREDA,
ewes. FE. 3-3O23. RE. 7-39S7.
JAPANESE COUPLE desire small
house or 2-bedrm. apt; approx.
Sl0t. HU 3-glSs.
NEARBY PR. GEO. CO.-Lge. older
house with yard; mr.. transp,
schools, etc. Will give excellent
care inside and out. Reasonable
rent. 10. 2-9O34.
TO INSURE TOP. RENTAL FOR
YOUR HOME. This time-tested
property management Office has
every facility to service your
home. Call MR.. PEYTON. OIL.
6-2344 Monday through Saturday,
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES.
Inc.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
HOUSES UNFURRlsHED

ADAMS MILL RD.-very lge. home;
3 bedrm;, With back poreheS in
garage, could be used for lge.
group or nurses home, 5000. Call
after 3, weekdays, anytime sun
days. LU. 2-756l.
ADELPHI, MD, 9OO4 Adelphi I'd
-Det. brk.. 5 rms. and bath;
full bsmt. with rec. rm.; attic:
gas a.-c. heat; lge. yard; rent,
Sl35. J. LEE DONNLEY & SON.
REALTORS, Ma. S-3Sl6; ewes,
OIL. 6-SlS3.
ALEX.-Spacious air-cond. brick
split-level home overlookinE Po-
tomac; ) bedrmS., baths, rec.
rm., patio, 2-ear garage. Avail
April 18th, SS25; GE0RGE MASON
GREEN CO" REALroR, IA. 4
ALEXANDRIA, eel Bashford lane
-3 bedrmS., rec. nm, pch.; fined
yd.; Sll5 mo. CL. $3.50.
ALEXANDRIA = 3-bedrms., II.
baths, rec. rm., patio. air cond. d;
Sl30. 53SS Taney ave, FE. =
1870.
ALEXANDRIA, Mt. Vernon area-
3-bedrm. brick rambler: vacant:
81 %. H. 1-OS-O.
ALEX.. jefferson Manor = S97 so
per mo-: brick Semidetached: .
bedrms., sep. din. rm., scr, pch-,
full bsmt; Anchor-fenoed I'd;
newly redec.: imme0. poSs: IA
block to bus, > blks. shop.
JOHN M. ANDERSON
IA. s-s2l4 IA. 5-Os4e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AREA
-3-bedroom-and-den or 4-bed-
room split-level: . baths, eouiE.
kit. living rm-. dining I'm. with
drapes; very conv. to Ft. BelvoiT.
available immed.; Sl55 mo. Call
LYNCH BROS, INC. Springfield,
Va, FL. 4-7000. (closed Sundaysl
ANDREwS-CENSUS - Avail. now
1921 Gaylord DR. I: semidet-. B.
bedrms.. bath. liv. nm. kit, Gas
h W h; fenced yard; redec.. Sis
mo. RE. 1-l1Sl.
ANDREwS-BOLLNG-SUITLAND =
Fine 2-bedrm. brick home: $3.50.
McALLISTER. RE. 6-4400.
ANNANDALE-3-bedrm brk.: bSmt D.,
dshvshr; nr. school, pool priyils .
S125. DU. 5-5104. JE. s-6Sso.
ARC0LA, va, nr. chantilly Air
port-SeO: S-bedrm. bungslcv
oil heat. IA. 2-S500,
ARLNGTON-Ree. rm-, . bedrns !.
din. rm.. full bSmt., screened
! porch; 1-fars gone. IA. 2-osss.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
HOUSES UEFUREIsHED

sac I4th ST. N.w.-3-story hse !:
oil heat. > refsrS., ? baths. Sd
FIR furn Will rent whole or sep
Ill 5th ST. Sc.
Sl25; row brick, completely redec.
and remodeled. Consisting Of s
rms klt.. 3 baths: gas heat.
JOHN p. DONoHOE & SONS
3l4 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-O0S4
362O Ieth ST. Ne, nr. Catholic
O.. st. Anthonys and Monastery
In excel eond. Side-hal en-
trance. 4 lovely rms. on 1st floor,
1 on End: ample closet space.
45l3 SARGENT RD. NE. De-
tached brick. center entrance;
liv. I'm. with hrepl., din. rm.,
good-sized kit, bedrms., baths,
rec, rm- with bath, oil h.-w.h.,
Providence HOSP. LA. 6-663l.
ARTHUR L. CURLING, INC.
C0LORED-I2O6 I4TH ST. NV.
Beautiful rooms, baths, rec.
nm: gas heat, refgr.; Sl25.
" shlAA&ANNl LSAN ANA 4 4 m o-c1pN
COLORED-I6th AND CHURCH
ST. N.W.-S-rm. brick; kits. :;
bSmt.; gas heat: radiators: S95
mo. Call NE. s-65SO.
COLORED-IS5I ONTARIO PL.
N.W.-9 rms, = baths; full bsmt. /:
gas hot-Water heat; good refer
enesS required; Sl25 mo. JOLIS-
SAINT REAL ESTATE SERVICE,
COLORED-5OI2 BENNING RD.
S.E.-6-rm. semidetached brick;
! y baths; full bSmt.: rec rm. :;
front porch: newly decor; conv.
70 evervthinE; Sll0. BUSADA,
COLORED - 1907 TAYLOR ST.
N.W.-Open . to 5 pm. q rms;
bsmt., encl. porch; gas h.-w h. /;
yard. No children. Reas. NO. =
COLORED-IO7 SOUTH CAROLINA
AVE. S.E.-6 rms. and bath, full
oSmt.; gas heat: newly decor: only
Sis mo. Mr.. NEUMANN, Ma
COLORED - 2OS EMERSON ST.
N.W.-Beautiful row brick, 6 rms,
Hollywood tile bath, finished rec.
LAAAs WIN boAE GANps ANdNs 4NANs
Sl35; best ref. req; inspect any-
time. Ma. S-9743.
COLORED-I35 MASS. AVE. NV.
- bedrms, . baths, liv. rm-,
din. rm., kit. with pantry. reoep-
ton hall, front and rear yard.
BSmt. Excel. location. Sl6n mo-
FRED A. SMITH CO., EX. b
24SO
COLORED-29OI n. CAPITOL ST.
"a bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit. and bath. Stove and refrg
turn. Full bSmt., auto heat. Slo5.
FRED A. SMITH CO., EX. a.
C0L0RED-II2I Ith ST. NV
OPEN. 4 bedrms., liv. rm.. din.
rm., kit. bath, gas heat. Ready 10
TooME9 n9Ce N ~ $50 PPsA1 per 1mT0Ss mTSs " iol L /;
10th ST. NV. RE. 7-5215
CoLoRED : II15 MONROE ST.
oil heat t2 kits.); newly decor
ated. only S125 per mo. MR..
NEUMANN, Ma. $4,000.
COLORED-I3I7 c, N.E.-Loveiy
small brk., 2-rm.. kit. and bath
home; gas heat; fenced yard: sos
NO. 7-066O.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
ADJACENT WALTER REED

ADJACENT WALTER REED
74a oBTT BGTrERNTr NJ ST.
An immac, det 3-bedrm. 2-bath
bungalow with din. rm,. tiled mod
kit, rec. rEI. and det. garage
POSNER REALTY CO.
ST. 3-34f0 WA. 7-7s5f
ALASKA, GA, WALTER REED
OPEN 2 TIL 6 PM.
1852 9th ST. NV.
Live in D. C. on the edge OF Sill
Spg. walk to tranSp. to anywhere
in the city or nearby Md, l blk
to- shopping, close to all churches
Fine, comfortable 3-bedrm semi
det. all-brk. home. Feel the COM
fort of the lge. liv. rm. and din
the first floor powder rm. and
note the nice kit with table
space. See the full bsmt. with
playroom and the fenced yard.
See this today
PRESS REALTY CORP.
ST. 3-9316 OIL. 6-5177
MER. U. Pk.-Det. 6-rm. brk.: 3
bedrms., gar, porch; good cond
quiet street, excel. neighborhood: #:
conv. transp. OWNER. EN-. 3-0743
AMERICAN U. PARK = Well-built,
immac brick center-hall Colonial.
In upper 30s. Living rm., dining
rm., den, powder rm., today's
kitchen with everything and table
space. Screened porch, 2-car ga
rage. 8 bedrms., baths I'd FIR. :,
All pITTTNcS IN l ~ PEIrTY ~ ~ St5 'Tr1 TM
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK = Eng.
style 2-story brk.: entr. hall, lge
step-down liv. rm., stone flrepl.,
Kit. % ! sunny S; bedrms.. ms } baths:
gar on bus line. OWNER, WO.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
GEORGETOWN
S34e RESERVOIR RID. NV.

williamsburg brick. consisting Of
StX rooms and two baths. addi-
tionsl room and bath in light. dry
basement. Recreation room with
open fireplace. This is a beauti-
fully finished house and redeco-
rated throughout. Shown BY ap-
pointment.
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
as 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6S3O
GLEN MAR PARK. MD.-3-bedrm.
2-eath. newly dec, Colonial:
lmmeo. occup: $3.50. GOVT
EMPL- REALTY CO., OIL. 6-I1l9,
Ia 5-Q1QS
Evening star., 1960-04-03

3f49 I4th ST. N.W.-3-story hse :
oil heat > refsrS., , baths. I'd
FIR furn- Will rent whole or sep
arately. Apply 345l 18th st. NV.
Ill 5th ST. Sc.
Sl25; row brick, completely redec
and remodeled. Consisting Of s
rms, kit. baths: gas heat
Lease required.
Evening star., 1960-04-03

VA. = II YOU like
country living don't miss seeing
this one. Only 4l7 miles from
Springfield shopping center on
good road: S-oedrm. rambler with
full bSmt. in beautiful setting
surrounded by trees: lge. liv. I'M
with firepl. dining room, kitchen
equip. with de luxe refgr., coun-
ter-top elec. range with eye-levei
oven and diShwaSher. sep. break
fast nook and laundry area of
kit: I'M. rec. rm with frepl., lge
workshop and storage area; oil
h.-w. Dashboard heat: l-acre lot
Sl65 mo LYNCH BROS. INC,
SpTtngneld. Va, FL. 4-10O0
Evening star., 1960-04-03

VIENNA WOODS, VA. 3-bedrm
brick rambler. full bsmt.; less
than I year old. Dead-end street
Woods and garden for green
thumb. Owner transferred: $40.
Call Mr.. Marcus. YEONAS PROP
ERTY MGT., DU. 5-550O, or IA.
IQ1Q-
Evening star., 1960-04-03

ARL. NO.-Beautifully furn.
Colonial on large lot, Near
washington Golf Country
Club. Available April Is, for
6-monthS $3.50. No children.
VIRGINIA REALTY, OF. A.
S5S5 or OF. 4-7la2.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
ANDREwS-BoLLNG-SUITLAND :
Ei.a y 49,, k-arh 49, %

ARLNGTON-Ree rm-, . bedrns
din. rm.. full bSmt,, screened
porch: 1-fars gone. IA. 2-osSs.
Evening star., 1960-04-03

Sau Mn hAIhMhN OF OCANE'
10. 5-OsOO.
". CHEVY CHASE bedrms., pa
baths. scr. porch, garage: avail
immed. STOEVER- -HAWLEY CO.
REALTOR. OIL. 6-732l, OIL. g.
S.s24
WOODLAWN-Rent with option to
euv. 2 hedrms., liv. rm., kit, util.
rm.. newly dec, immaculate cond.
Sl35 per mo- q. S. REALTY, 10.
$4,000 weekdays, Suns. XII.
s-4s29.
2I6S MINI. AVE. S.E.-4-bedrm
semidet.. lge fenced I'd; conv.
loe. Sl25 mo. He. 9-42l7.
$40 RALEIGH ST. Sc. (nr. Park
land and Nichols ave. ve.l-Semidet.
brick: 5 rms, mod. tile bath,
bsmt. garaEe, gas heat, front
porch. SOS mo. II. 4-73OO or RE
5-4T;I4
5I3 HILLTOP TERRACE S.E.-Liv.
rm.. din rn-. kit. bedrms.. bath
and full bsmt: 500. WALKER 4
DUNLOP, INC. ST 3-5050.
I5th AND IRVING SIS. NV
I'm brick. hsmt., oil heat, radia-
tors. bath on each fir, front an
hack porcheS, Ice. yard, Sll0 mo
Call NE. $3.50.
Evening star., 1960-04-03

TEMPLETON KNOLLS-Three bed
rms. sep. din. rm., equip. kit,
loads of closets, I'm. rec rm .
brick: rent, Sl35 mo-. or will sell.
SIPS dn., Sl25 mo, incl. all.
J v. CALIANDRO CO.. 10. s-1sS6
Evening star., 1960-04-03
RIvER RD. AREA: wilson Knol

Contemporary rambler. 3 bed
kit. with wall oven, dishwasher,
etc. Near school; swim. club
membership avail. SlS5. A. c.
HOUGHTON & SON, INC. l4lS
H 81. NV. DI. 7-9057 or OIL
Evening star., 1960-04-03
EDw. q. JONES 4 CO. INC
Wn kHRnn

CHURCH ST, NV. IS6I-4-6ed-
rm-, s-oath. 3-Story brk. Gas.
heat. Conven. loe. CHARLES e.
TRIBBY REAL ESTATE. no. 3
kklS call NfnrHar
Evening star., 1960-04-03
UNEoGALED NV; LoCATIoN; pe

LUXE CENTRALLY AIR CoNDI-
TTONED-Brick: . twin-siZe and
l smaller bedrm.. 3 baths, extra
Ice. library, 2-car garage Wall
to-vall Competing and drapes.
500. Miss Schiele, ST. $4,000 or
IN. s-6595. -
Evening star., 1960-04-03
CAPITOL HILL

IH CHASk. MD.-l-fir. 9-bedrm
home; nne lr,, DR.. and kit. frt.
ana 2. pehS:, fun attic and bSmt.
S1sS. oL. 4-Sl61 or Ma. S-36S9.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-01
Abbitt Talks
Continued from page Il

'COnllnueO from page II
who carries on in his neighbor-
hood like you are doing at the
present.
William Ziegler. president of
the chapter. presided over the
meeting which opened with
formal FLA cere mony. Miss
Nancy Vaughan was introduced
as the chapter sweetheart. Her
sponsor was Stuart George.
Awards Presented
The following awards were pre-
sented: public speaking, Franklin
Foster; forestry, Steve Sander
son: dairy calf, John Glenn; best
record book, Billy Sanderson.
and star chapter, Jimmy Tillett.
The awards were made by w. c.
Dudley, area vocational agricul-
tuTe supervisor.
T. H. Vassar, advisor. vel
coned a number of special
guests, including T. j. Nell
waine. superintendent; E. A.
Smith, principal: w. c. Dudley.
Coach Ed Bessell, Charlie Good
man, Sam Thompson, Max Har-
Ian. William Sanderson and Ben
Bowers. Most of the chapter
members had as their guest their
father Or mother.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-01
Census
Continued from page II


has dropped to its present level.
With veral new industries
lourlshing in the county, Char
lotte may show a pronounced
increase.
Cumberland County has main
tanned a steady population for
the PAST century. In 1850 there
were 1852 people in the county
which is a decrease from the
all-tine high of IL $50 i'll 1880.
SINCE 1900 Cumberland has kept
a steady population between
1000 and 5000.
PoWhatan County is perhaps
the steadieSt of all the surround
ing counties, and it is also the
smallest. In 1850 the nose count
showed 5.556 people. The all
time high was in 1880. when
Gems $ takers counted 8.417
people Since 1900 the popula-
ton in Powhatan has decreased
from 1924.
A sampling Of homes in the
area will answer questions, that
will give a good insight into the
rlodern-day living of our area.
These answers will be confiden-
tial and should be answered with
eXactness.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-01

tors At "uIton Terrace Satur-
day MIR CLARK was looking
mach better after spending ten
days ii a Richmond hospital,
Other recent visitors OF Mrs.
Annie P. johnson were Mrs.
Bessie T. Jackson. OF Johson
Station, L. A. Davis. Of Arvonia.
Mrs. Charles L. aioselas, AiIss
Jane Dudley Al1seley and Mrs
W r. Poe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cox Of
Nashville, Tenn. expect To re-
5urn to Virginia to make their
home in the future.
Mrs. Pearle T. Bakers, of
Portsmouth, will leave on April
Is for a tour Of South America
Miss Marie Baker. together
With a group from her church.
including her pastor and hi S
wife. have returned from a
months cruise Of the Mediter-
ranean.
Mrs. Lucy M. station, Of Glen
dale, and daughter, Mrs. Frank
Derrenbacker, Of w e al hia.
spent Monday in Richmond.
Mrs. Annie p. Johnson was a
business visitor to DlllWyn and
Buckingham, Monday. She also
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Der
ger and Mrs. Tom Lang at Gold
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bro2ennl
Of Medina, Ohio. visited h er
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Ma'S.
T. P. Land Sunday at Gold Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Bro2enni were en-
route home from a trip to
Florida.
Mrs. L0ttie c. Atkinson, of
Richmond, recently visited her
son-in-laW and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Billy Hill. in their new
home in Newport News.
Mrs. Alice Snoddy, Of New
Canton. Mrs. John Gorton, of
Dillwyn. and Mrs. Annie P.
johnson visited Mrs. Lucy Sta
ton last week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-01
Negro Schooling
lCOntinUed man nage m

continued from page Il
check on elementary pupils be-
cause transcripts are not re-
CURED
A training center opened Mon
day rear Hampden-Sydney with
an enrolment Of about 35. One
opened at High Rock Baptist
Church on Tuesday. and another
at New Bethel Baptist Church.
Wednesday. The planned opening
at High Bridge Baptist Church
was delayed until next Monday.
Today Thursday centers for re-
medal reading and math courses
along with morale boosting fea-
lures were to open. Three and
possibly four centers may be
opened next week, according to
Mr.. Griffins latest announce
ment.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-01
Shields Announce Marriage OF
Daughter TO Sergeant Jackson

GLENDALE. Mar. 81 Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Shields, ot
Romany. announce the mar
riage Of their daughter, Wilma
Lee. to Sgt. James Franklin
Jackson. III, son of Mrs. Viz
GINA B. Jackson, Of Arlington.
Their couple was married Sat
lrday. February 20 at Benning
Hills Baptist Church by the
Rev. Edwin L. Douglas.
Mrs. Jackson is a graduate Of
Romany High School and Poto-
nae State College. Sgt. Jack
son is a graduate of Wakefield
High School, and is presently
stationed at Fort Benning, Ga
He is also a grandson of Mrs.
Bessie T. Jackson and is a ma
i've Of johnson Station. T e
couple will reside in Columbia
Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garnett A. Shu
maker. Of Glendale, announce
the birth Of a son, Michael
Ware, March at Medical Col
lege Of Virginia Hospital, Rich
mOnd.
The Hon Malcolm White Per
kins. Of Asheville, N. c.. is
spending some time in Florida
or the benefit of his health.
Miss Virgilia Sadler, of Buck
lneham, has returned from an
extended visit with Mrs. Per
hns. while Mr.. Perkins was in
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse M. Clark
Ricky Landers and Ricky Ter
rell. all of Richmond. were visi-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-01
James River
Eastern Star
Officers Installed

SCOTTSVuLE, Mar 81 =
James River Chapter l22, Order
Of the Eastern Star met Mon
day night, March 90 in the Ma
sonic Lodge here and installed
officers for the year 1960-l961.
New officers are: worthy ma
iron, Virginia Castiel. worthy
patron, Jack Duncan: associate
matron, Florence Pugh; associ-
ate patron, Leslie Harrison; sec
rotary, Lorraine Baber. trea-
surer, Beulah Duncan con
ductress. Frances Cookenhour:
associate conductress, Theresa
Clark: chaplain, Leila Allison,
marshal. Holly Simpson, Dream
sd. Claire Thacker:: Adah. Rosa
Gibbs, Ruth, Alice Glass: Els
Their Frances Tindall; Martha.
Ina Omohundro. Electa. Helen
Jones, Warder, Frances Staley:
Sentinel Tom Allison.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-01
Young Farmers
Plan Annual
Banquet

RAINES, Mar. 81 - The an
nual banquet of the John Ran
dolph Young Farmers Club will
be Friday. April |. at the school.
The Rev. P. Cary Adams
taught the first in series Of
three lessons on the Book Of
Genesis al Cumberland Presby-
terrain Church on March "A The
remaining lessons will be held
on March 81 and April 7. be
ginning at 100 pm.
The John Randolph H 0 m e
Demonstration Club will hold its
April meeting in the home of
Mrs Walter Simpson. on Tues
day night. April 5. Friday, April
|. will be the date of the
Achievement Day program in
Cumberland.
On Thursday. April 7, several
couples here will attend the
Cumberland Young Farm
ars Banquet at Cumberland
High School.
The Cumberland FLA held
their annual Patterson Ban
quet last Friday night. Sam A.
Thompson attended, as an honor
airy member. The FILA served
The banquet Miss Betty Ruth
Simpson was among those who
served
The D. c. Riddle and D. C
Riddle, Jr. families plan to
visit relatives at Elkton, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Allen visit
ed Mrs. J. K. Robinson and the
Eric Robinsons, Sunday after
neon.
Eric Robinson led a discus
sion on credit for the regular
meeting of the Cumberland
Young Farmers. Monday night.
Mrs Gray Simpson returned
to her home here Saturday. She
had been visiting Mrs. Ola Rich
IN North Carolina. The Charles
Simpson family drove to North
Carolina and Mrs. Simpson re-
turned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stimp-
son, Betty Ruth and Ned and
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brown were
supper guests of Mrs. Gray
Simpson and the Walter Stimp-
sons. Saturday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-01
Rites Held In
Baltimore For
Frank Chernault

Frank Chernault, a World War
| veteran. died March 81 in Balti-
more. Md. A funeral service was
held at Teckner's Funeral Home,
March "a with interment in
Druet Ridge Cemetery, Md.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Edith Henderson Cher
nault; three sisters, Mrs. E. T..
Yeaman. Of Martinsville, Mrs.
C. w. Orange, of Roanoke, and
Mrs. R. S. Bondurant. Sr.. of
Farmville. and one brother, Wal
ter Chernault, of Farmville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-01
Welfare
Continued from page u


ments that restore them to
prideful. self-sustaining status, p"
Miss Bliss states.
THE work has a great many
sides that the public never sees
the part in which we help people
help themselves. We are more
than experts in welfare We
know the fields of social Sc
curitv, veterans claims and re-
Mobilization. and it is this side
of the work we like best"
Miss Bliss handled skillfully
an organization which now has
an annual budget of about
S90.000. How did she run it?
Well. there was her education.
of course, and then the ingredi-
ent she puts great store by !.
common sense.
But there's one more. Il
learned it from my father and
t has been invaluable. lie al
ways advised lis learn to make
decisions In this work, we
make a dozen a day, some of
them wrong. perhaps, but the
attitude of mind is indispensa-
BILE"
Mrs. Bennett T. Taylor. of
F'armville. who has served on
The Welfare Board throughout
Miss Bliss tenure. said today,
the county is, losing a wonder
full public servant.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-01
Rites Held For
Mrs. Stockner. 80

AMELIA. Mar. 81 - Funeral
services for Mrs. Ida Ward
Stockner. 80, who died at her
home in Amelia county On Mon
day, March 90, were held at
Salem Methodist Church, Amelia
county. on Wednesday, March
30, at pm. with burial in the
church cemetery.
Surviving her are two sons.
Harold Stockner, of Amelia coun-
ty. and George Stockner, of
Richmond, four daughters, Mrs.
Hazel Morris and Mrs. Verna
Dawson. both Of Amelia. Mrs.
Ruby Vaughan, of Richmond,
and Mrs. Ida H e, Of Mid
lothian: 27 grandchildren and IS
great-grandchildren.