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lard w. Allen of Baltimore, who
died a week ago.
Other officers elected includ-
ed DR.. Amos T. Hall, Tulsa,
Lieutenant-Grand = Commander;
John M. Ellison, Richmond, Va,
Grand-P James E. Dickson,
Columbia, s. c., Grand Chancel-
Tor; Thurgood Marshall, New
York City, Grand Minister-of-
Continued on Page Eight
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Clubs this began
home of the famous ohtis
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Miss Lucy
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-28
Golf Tournament
At Briery Club
Starts Saturday

The qualifying rounds have
been played and the golfers
paired off for four flights of men
participating in the first of the
golf tournaments planned this
season at Briery Country Club,
Keysville.
PLAY will start at 8 am. Sat
urday. April 90 and the first
examinations completed by the
middle of the day. The second
round of play is scheduled for
2 pm so that the finaliSts will
be determined by the end of the
day.
The finals will be played Sun
day. April 30, at 1870 pm. and
winners of each flight will re-
ceive trophies. A prize also will
be given the runner-up. The con-
test is match play-by holes. not
total scores In instances where
9 player is unable to be present
Saturday morning, he is ex-
pected to arrange his match
prior to that time so that there
viii be no hold-up of play.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-28
Amelia Second
In Four-Way
Track Event

Brandt, Ingram. Vance, and
two Amelia relay teams captured
first place awards for Amelia in
the fourway track meet Satur-
day at Emporia. Host Emporia
won first honors in the meet with
7S points while Amelia pushed
the winners with 81 points.
Emporia is defending cham
pion of district 3, and has won
all three Of its meets this year.
Two other d trict 3 teams.
Brunswick and Park View, picked
up % and 40 points respectively
Brandt cleared the high jump
at SIS for a tie with Brown, of
Emporia. Ingram took the board
Jump with a leap of 21112"
Vance took the pole vault at
90. The Amelia 440 relay team
Of Cook and Ingram had a time
Of 81, while the mile really team
of Salyer, Brandt. Watkins and
Wade had a time of 4:01.l.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-28
Opening Round
Played In New
SOuthside League

The SouthSlde Ba e b a |
League started activity Sunday
as Worsham beat F'armville ll-9
at Worsham and Cumberland
downed Panplin l0-4.
Weldon BoWleS was the Win
ming pitcher for Worsham. Will
Acle Bowman was marked
the loss for Farmville. Winston
Johnston relieved Bowman in
the fifth to pitch no-hit ball for
the remaining four innings.
Ernest Marion, former Cum
berland High Duke performer.
tossed a three-hitter to lead
Cumberland to their 10 to 4 win
over Pamplin Sunday.
Cumberland ratified II hits off
the pitching offerings of the de-
Tending league h m p II s.
Meanwhile, Marion, a 1859 Cum
berland graduate, was striking
out 10.
Third baS eman Billy WaycaS-
ter was the batting standout for
the winners having a fourfor
four day at the plate
Cumberland next start will
be Sunday afternoon when Wor-
sham comes to Cumberland.
Farnville journeys to Appomat-
tex this Saturday for night
game with Pamplin.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-28
Longwood FBLA
Banquet Thursday
To Honor Miss Bolt

The annual banquet Of the
Longwood Phi Beta Lambda,
college chapter of the Future
Business Leaders of America,
will be held tonight Thursday.
This occasion is in honor Of Miss
Katie Mae Bolt. of Falmville,
who is the state winner of the
Phi Beta Lambda Miss Executive
contest. which was held in Rich
mond on April Is.
The guest speaker will be Miss
Marguerite Crumley. Assistant
State Supervisor of Business Edu-
cation. State Department Of Edu-
cation, Richmond. Members of
the College administration and of
the business education staff will
attend.
The officers of the chapter are
as follows: Frances Norton, of
CreWe, president; Judy Smith. of
Portsmouth, vice-president; Carol
Barnes, of Stony Greek. secre-
tary; Dianna Euksuzian, of Rich
mond, treasurer; Mary Rideout,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-28
". T. Self, 80
Retired Merchant
Dies At Aryonia

ARVONIA. April u William
Thomson Self. 80, retired post
master. merchant and cattle
dealer, died at his home near
here yesterday.
A native of Buckingham com-
ty, he was born September 49,,
1880, a son Of George Holman
and Amy Maxey Self. He was
twice married. His first wife,
Mrs. Maude Bransford Self, died
in 1851.
He is survived by his second
wife. Mrs Mallnda Burton Self,
of Arvonia. two daughters, Mrs.
Elijah Gary, of Arvonia. and
Mrs. Daniel Bowman. of Lynch
burg; two sons, Harry Herman
Self, of Boomer. w. Va. and W.
T. Self. Jr., of Norfolk. three
stepsonS, Joel Burton. of Rich
mond, Richard Burton. Of Nash
vile, Tenn, and Pryor Burton, Of
Dallas, Texas; eight grandchil-
dren, and four great-grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services will be held
at 3 pm. Friday at Sharon Bap-
fist Church. Buckingham county
with irterment in the church
cemetery.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-28
Funeral Rites For
Mrs. Fred Putney
Thursday. 4 P. M.

Mrs. Calle Kate Holman Put
ney, IS. died Wednesday at
Southside Community Hospital
She was born in Buckingham
County, July %, 1895. a daugh-
ter of the late Samuel Leake
Holman and Virginia Wythe Ell
bridge Holman. She was a
member of Farmville Baptist
Church.
She is survived by her hus-
band. Fred w. Putney of Farm
vile: daughter, Mrs. Mary
Virginia Putney Osborn, of
Farmville: four sisters. Mrs.
Houton Gary of Dillwyn; Mrs.
James E. Wheatley Of Colonial
Heights. Mrs. Vance w. Brown
Of Eustis, Fla, and Mrs. Thorn
as Earl Patterson of Dillwyn:
four brothers, William Dudley
Holman of Nitro, w. Va; Sam
uel Rolfe Holman of Lexington,
Frank E. Holman of ST. Peters
burg, Fla. and Randolph Hol-
man of Charleston. W. Va. and
two grandchildren.
A funeral service will be held
at 4 pm. Thursday at the Doyne-
Burger Funeral Home, with bur-
ial in Westview Cemetery. The
Rev. DR.. w. Otis McClung will
officiate.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-28
Funeral Rites For
Mrs. d. T. Yeats
Thursday, 2 p. NJ.

Funeral services for Mrs.
Louella Daulton Yeats. rs, were
held at 2 pm. Thursday at
Bethel Methodist Church in
Prince Edward County, with in
terment in the church cemetery
The Rev. H. N. Soyars and the
Rev. Mr.. Gillian officiated
Mrs. Yeats died Tuesday in
Newport News.
She was born in Pittsylvania
County. July 90. 1886. She was
the widow of David Thomas
Yeats.
She is survived by two daugh-
tiers and eight sons. Mrs. Jane
Seay of Newport News, Mrs. L.
T. Becker. of Akron. O., D. G.,
E. L., C. T. and c. N. Yeats,
all Of Rice. R. r. Yeats of
BmkeVille, w. c. and Lloyd
Yeats of Newport News. Nor
man Yeats Of Williamsburg
IS grandchildren and So great
grandchildren.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-28
Funeral Rites For
Henry |. Brock, "a
VIII Be Friday

HAMPDEN SYDNEY. April
27-Henry Irving Brock, "a, for
so years a member Of the news
and editorial staffs of the New
York Times. died Tuesday night
in a Fredericksburg hospital
A native of Amherst county,
MIR. Brock grew up at Hamn-
Sydney College where his
father, the late Henry c. Brock.
was professor of Greek for many
years. He was graduated from
Hampden-Sydney in 1895 and re-
ceived his MA degree there the
next year. He worked as a re-
porter on the Chattanooga Times
before going to the New York
Times.
During World War he served
as a captain in the Army Air
Corps.
He retired from the Times
two years ago and since then
had made his home in King
George County and Fredericks-
burg.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Nellie Morton Brock of Fred
ericksburg; one daughter, Miss
Georgianna Brock Of New York
City; one sister, Miss Della E.
Brock and a brother, Robert K.
Brock, both of Hampden Sgd
ney.
Funeral rites will be held at
10 am. Friday in Fredericks-
burg with committal service
at 3 pm. at the grave in the
cemetery of the College Presby-
terrain Church at Hanlpden-Syd-
ney.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-28
Here For The E. NJ.
Robertson Funeral

Among those from out-of-toWn
here for the E. M. Robertson
funeral last Thursday. April 20.
were Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Locke.
j. B. Driskill. and MI. and Mrs.
Robert Glas cock. of brakes
Branch. Mr.. and Mrs. Angle.
Frank Driskill, and Miss Willie
Norvelle DrisKill. OF Roanoke.
Jack A. Reeks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Tasting. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wells, and Pete Hawthorne. of
South Hill, and Mrs. James
Douglas and Malcon Dfiskill. of
Lynchburg.
Also, Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Thomas.
Mrs. Nettie Pyle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Berrymond Driskill, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudy Burgess, of Altavista.
Rupert Morton and w. j. Nor
ton. OF Victoria, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Driskill and family and
Mrs. Eunice HaWkin, of Hyatts-
vile, Md, Lloyd A. Clark, of Nor
folk, Mrs. w. D. Tomlinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund Tomlinson.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde l.. Tom
linson, Of Kenbridge. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Glascock, of Green
Bay. and Mrs. la Marks and
Mrs. Ola Foulkes, of Meherrin.
Those from Richmond included
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Henshaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Robertson,
Matt Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Clark and daughter,
Bishop George t. HenshaW, Jr.,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Robertson
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Robertson,
T. P. Robertson, Sr., Mr.. and
Mrs. A. N. Reamer, Gregory
Reamer, Mrs. Lena Robertson,
Harry W. VIM. Mr.. and Mrs. H
l.. Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. E
A. Skinner, Gladys Skinner, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Berkly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Henderson. Mrs. l.. B
Mathery, Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Mathery, Mr.. and Mrs. j. R.
Abernathy. Mr.. and Mrs. w. R.
Shepard. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilker-
son and Pamela. Clyde Robert
son, Archie Wilson, Mrs. Jack
Burch, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tay,
lor, David Donahoe, Alvin Hen
shaw. and Dickey Taylor.
of Stony Creek. reporter, and
Frances Weaver, of Martinsville
historian.
Dr., M. L. Landrum is the fac
ulty advisor.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-28

destination.
DR.. Boyd has occupied the
Presbyterian Church pulpit here
on numerous occasions and is eS-
teemed as an interesting and
scholarly preacher and Bible
teacher.
The Rev. j. Hoge Smith. Jr..
pastor, invites members and
friends to share in either or both
of the studies.
The Bible Study series began
last Sunday, with Rev. Mr.. Smith
and the Rev. Alvin H. Smith, OF
the Hampden-Sydney College fac,
ulty as leaders. They discussed
the Sovereignty of Coo" and the
Possibilities and Problems OF
Man"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-28
DR.. Robert Boyd
To Continue Bible
Study Here Sunday

DR.. Robert Boyd. of the faculty
of the Presbyterian School Of
Christian Education at Rich
mond. will lead the second SEES
sion of the Farmville Presby-
terrain Church's Bible Study Sun
day afternoon.
At 8 pm, he will speak on
Christ: Son of God and Son of
Man." At the close of that study,
there will be period of fellow
ship and refreshment and then at
4:l0 pm. DR.. Boyd will speak on
the theme. 1.-The Purpose Of Pre-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-28
Funeral Rites For
F. II. Gee, rs
Friday, 3 p. NJ.

KEY VILE. April 81
Fletcher Howard Gee. 70, died
Wednesday. He was a merchant
here for IS years.
A funeral service will be held
at 2 pm. Friday at the Brown
ing Funeral Home. with burial
in Ash Camp Memorial Gene
terry.
Survivors are his wife. Mrs.
Kate Wilkerson Gee; a son, F. I.
Gee Of Keysville; a brother. Ber-
nard Gee of Worsham. and two
sisters. Mrs. Cleveland Clark of
Richmond and Mrs. D. L. Car
roll Of Reidsvilla, N. c.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-28
Mrs. Dorrier, 81
Buried Wednesday

SCOTTSVILLE. April q -
Graveside services for Mrs. Cor
nelia Burgess Dorrier, "a, were
held Wednesday at 3 pm. at
Scottsville &c m terry. The
widow of Walter S. Dorriar, she
died Monday.
Surviving are one son. Ed
ward L. Dorrier, of Scottsville:
two sisters. Mrs. Helen A.
Pitts. of Scottsville. and Mrs.
Lora A. Babb Of Hampton; and
one granddaughter.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-28
Funeral Rites For
4. B. Ferguson, 81
Held Thursday


MEHERRIN, April 27-Funer-
al rites for Arthur Brooks Fer
guson. 81. were held at 2 pm. to-
day Thursday at Doyne-Bur-
ger Funeral Home, Farmville
with burial in the Mt. Pleasant
Methodist Church Cemetery, in
Prince Edward County. The Rev.
DR., w. Otis McClung officiated.
Mr.. Ferguson, a retired farm
er, died Tuesday.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Eva Biggers, and a son, James
Arthur Ferguson, both of Meher-
rim.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-28
Prospect P-TA To
Have Dance For
Senior Class Trip

The Prospect P-TA will spon-
sor a dance Friday, April % in
the Moose Lodge for the benefit
of the Prince Edward Academy
senior class trip to New York
City.
The Modern Woodmenaires
will play for the event set for
8 pm. to midnight. Everyone
that includes adults is invited
There will be a slight admission
charge.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-28
College "A
Rummage Sale
Set Saturday

The Athletic Association of
LongWood College will hold a
rummage sale Saturday, April
%, from 9 I'm. on. 1t will take
place in front of the Prince Ed
ward Hotel
Proceeds from theis ale will be
used to send girls to Hockey
CanD.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-28
Ladies Duckpin
Bowling Result

Thursday nights bowling found
Home Furniture winning two and
losing one TO Taylor Forbes. New
berry's two out of three over
Dorothy May and Leggett's three
over BaldWin's.
Home Furniture captured high
est three game set with a total
CT 1874 and also had the highest
team set of All. Carrie Moore
swept double honors by rolling a
pinfall of $50 for highest indi-
Nidual three game set for an
average of 40 per game and also
had the highest individual single
game of l27 pins.
Only five ladies bowled the
magic mark of 100 or over for
listing Marge Quick 100. Dolly
Noble l0l. Marjorie Huskey l02
and Frances Beer 100. Carrie
Moore set new record of bowl
ing all three games in the three
digit category with scores of 100.
l03 and 1877.
The scheduled game of Janu-
airy 10 which was called off due
to snow was made up Friday
night with Leggett's winning two
over Home Furniture. Baldwin s
two out of three over Dorothy
May. and Taylor-F orbes two wins
and one loss to Newberry's.
Leggetts rolled a pinfall of
1926 for highest three game set
and had highest team game set
of ATT Mildred Roberts and Lee
Nell Ward tied a. 280 for highest
individual three game set Linda
McFadden boWled the highest in
dividual single game of 1903.
Six ladies boWled for recog-
milton. They were Barbara Elliott
100. Nell Sanderson 1903. Carrie
Moore los, Adna Yeats l06,
Linda McFadden l09 and Mar
jorie Huskey I07.
The Standings
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-28
Junior Class Car
ash Saturday

The Junior Glass of Prince Ed
ward Upper School will conduct
a car wash Saturday to raise
funds for class activities. Stu
dents will perform the service
from 1880 am. to $50 pm, at
the Franklin Bruce service sta
ton.
Students will pick up and de-
liver cars on requests phoned to
the station.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-28
Boke Sale. Saturday

The Episcopal Youth Fellow
ship will sponsor a bake sale
Saturday at $50 am. in front
of Home Furniture Company.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-28

United States Government ohioatons direct and quar-:
aneed 567 600 on
Obligations of States and political subdivisions 43 72o5e
and discounts Including SIPS 40 overdras - l8666eo
Bank premises owned s75l52 furniture fixtures
$14l756 269O8
Other assets 226So
"
deposits OF individuals partnerships and cor
poraons sasss772
Tin" and and sassss deposits Of individuals partnerships
Deposits of United States Government Including postal
Dep ssys"ss States and political subdivisions ssst
Certified and officers .:.......... a575
TOTAL DEF DEPOSITS oass, - s. 1856 $3.50 $3.50 SO
~ ~ -'t.'t''.'-'t''+-' i'sozi
NOM. "
lolAL LIABILITIES 29'7So7o4
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
stock total par value $4,000 ~ 100000
Surplus .......... 5OOOOOo
Undivided profits .......... 5564735
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 25564735
TOTAL LIABILITIES and CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 32l1 4543e
MEMORANDA
b nos q 1d o 9eso na h h n an
and securities sold WITH ao,aen,on r. ronrobasa o5o M
shown above are after deduction of reserves of 720
l. KENNETH L.. JONES' Cashier bank
report condition true and correct to the
best of knowledge belief
xrnNEru 1oNrc
Co1ect-Attest.
| !
CLAYTON POOLE
R B. RANSOM Directors
c.o4 - ,,u.o ,. r -,.
cu,orn - ond c,bscritod ho ~ thi os., , - 49,, ,oc,
o,a ho.o,,, aa.f,, III Ill I'D. - xe - -
NV con,n,;ee;on xn;ro. 1,h e zoe.
.. Z. 0i"'ioN' l'o'ais Poonc
-, ~
pEpnpr az rohn,r,oA or 10 Ax or noWu, - .nn1
OF pOWHATAN p0NHATAN vIpcINtA AZ rlie
CLOSE or RljSiNFSS April 10 1ok1 4 erArE
EpATlNc ,nnep TuE . \ HnSAIc , NC nr rH,e
SEpVE sYsrsA pIIpI Icuen ~ AcSonnAA,Cr
WITH CALI MADE nv rAE SrArE RANKING
AUTHORITIES AND BY THE FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK OF THIS DISTRICT
ASSETS
Cash balances with ober b.r,e ona ooet oa - ~
. cess of collection ,os roo co
limited States cova,r,nert ob,iaot;one droo, ona o,o
anteed ~ ~ 7 or oooo,
o.,;..t;s =. -''''''''' i''1'''oozf
Other honds notos ana dato,,,roe ~ " 1900
Cornorate socks nc,d;pa s,1 900 "a ctoo,, IS zoa, ~
Reserve RAM ~ ., ooo ~
Loans and discounts ncding s979 90 overdraft, zoa'oa
Bank premises owned SO "a M f,n,,,n.o ond evr
s13 asa 81 - ~ Or ,,7-,
Other a,.a,o
~ N
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-28
REPORT OF CONDITION OF BUCKINGHAM COUNTY
BANK" OF DlLLWYN IN THE STATE OF ViR-
GINA At THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON APRIL II,
1851

ASSFTS
Cash. balances with other banks. and cash items in
cess Of collection Observation-Disclosures. 1856 73l
United States Obligations direct and guar
anteed DOC
Obligations political subdivisions
Loans and discounts Including $l2649 overdras 18l66t
Bank premises $751; 50, fixtures
$14l756 216
Other 22t
Evening star., 1961-07-10

Franc0nia Franconia Elementary
School, FranconIa road at Beulah
road.
GrOvetOn - Groveton Elementary School
ia w. Oak street.
LOrtOu Lorton Elementary School, off
Shirley highway.
Mount Eagle Mount Eagle Elementary
School, II S. Kings highway.
Pioneer Lee High School, 6o03 Fran
coma road.
tary School, l2l Dorset drive.
Woody ard Home Of Estelle Demory,
Route l23.
MASON DISTRICT
Bailey's- Glen Forest Elementary School,
1909 Glen Forest drive.
Bsiysders sCSdc s,i, seeSss seTedere tE Elementary
BraddOck N. Springfield Elementary
School, 742s Axton street.
BroOkhilI st. John Methodist Church, /,
1902 Woodland drive.
CrestwOOd Crestwood Elementary
School, Hanover avenue at Essex
EdssnN Edsalf Park Elementary School,
Edsall road.
LincOlnia -Lincolnia Elementary School,
sos ~ Chambliss street.
LynbrOok Lynbrook Elementary School,
5705 Backlick road.
MunsOn Hill Bailey's Elementary
School. 400 Knollwood drive.
RavenwoOd Sloppy Hollow Elementary
School, Sleepy Hollow road.
Springfield Garfield Elementary School,
Old Keene Mill road at Spring drive.
WeyauOke Weyanoke Elementary
School, 6l09 Braddock road.
WillstOn Willston Elementary School,
$500 Willston drive.
MOUNT VERNON DISTRICT
Belle Haven Mount Vernon Methodist
Church, 805 Belleview boulevard.
Belleview- Belleview Elementary School,
$40 Fort Hunt road.
Bucknell Bucknell Elementary School,
1927 University drive.
Calvert Groveton High School, Popkins
lane.
Fort Hunt WaynewOod Elementary
School, WaynewOod boulevard.
Evening star., 1961-07-10

Courses will be offered in
reading, mathematics. educa-
ton and science. with some
art and music.
Supplementing the classes
will be field trips for outdoor
nature study.
The prospective students, all
upper county residents, were
selected by their school princi-
pals from a list of applicants.
The student body will be in
tegrated.
Monocacy School was COM
pleted last April at a cost of
$446,887. 1t will be used as a
county elementary school as
well as for the live in" pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1961-07-10

American University and men,
Der of the museum, described
the task of moving the 20-ton
trolley between the two cities,
a distance of only ITO miles.
1T took us three days to do
it," he said. And that was
after we had spent three days
getting it ready for the trip"
Mr.. Rogers was accompanied
on the trip by Vernon Winn,
l8, of 4109 Fessenden street
NV. and Don Goudy. a truck
driver, who lives in Baltimore
Il wish you could have seen
U.S." Mr.. Rogers said. I'VE
had a Aston load that was
Is feet high, IL feet wide, and
rs feet long and the end of
the trolley stuck out over the
back of the trailer about Z
feet.
Right at the start we had
Evening star., 1961-07-10

Gunston- Gunston Elementary School,
Hoiiin Han Holm Hall Elementary
School, 2ol Shenandoah road.
Huntington Cameron Club, off Hunt
ington avenue.
New Alexandria james Dodd home,
I'll Potomac avenue.
Paul Springs Holm Hills Elementary
School. IT'S Fort Hunt road.
Church, 1882 Fort Hunt road.
WO0dley Woodley Hills Elementary
School, 4ll7 Old Mount Vernon road.
DISTRICT
Dunn LOrinE- Dunn Loring Elementary
School, Dunn Loring road.
Freedom Hill Freedom Hill Elemen-
tary School, Lord Fairfax road.
Holly Park E. W. Long L Sons Plumb
ing Shop, Route 7s7 off 236.
Hunter Antioch Christian Church,
Beulah road.
OaktOn Oakton Elementary School.
Chain Bridge road.
Price YMCA, Prince William drive
' and Route 236 tWestchester subdi-
Shreve Timber Lane Elementary
School, H1s S. West street.
Vienna
lst-Seventh Day Adventist School,
344 Court House road S.W.
I'd Vienna Elementary School, 12e
Center street Sc.
Sd Vienna Presbyterian Church,
Mill and Church streets NE.
Walker Emmanuel Lutheran Church,
Chain Bridge road.
Westmore Westmore Elementary
School, Berry street.
Evening star., 1961-07-10

it was only a few inches wider
than the trucks tread. We
thought several times that the
whole load was going to spill
over the embankment.
But we finally got to Balti-
more. although it took us 31a
hours to get through the city,
even with a police escort"
Robert Crockett, of 6319
Blair road NV, president of
the museum estimates that
museum members already have
spent about $4,000 of their own
money on the project. He esti-
mated that the cost might go
as high as $4,000 before 1868.
Under present plans mu-
scum members will operate the
Lake Roland line on week ends
and tourists may grab a ride
after paying a nomina. fare.
shoulder of the road for a long
Evening star., 1961-07-10
Nearby Virginia Polling Places
Listed for Primary Tomorrow

tary School, Lumsden street and Mel
bourne drive.
Kirby Mclean High School, West
moreland street.
Langley St. Johns Episcopal Church,
2ll0 Old Georgetown pike.
Lemon Road Lemon Road Elementary
School, 3o5 Lemon road.
Mclean Mclean Fire House, Route
l23.
Mount Daniel Mount Daniel School,
n. Oak and Greenwich streets
Pimmit Hills Pimmit Hills Elementary
School, sol Lisle avenue.
-Franklin-Sherman Elementary
School, 1901 Brawner street.
FALLS CHURCH DISTRICT
Annandale Annandale Elementary
School, Columbia pike.
Burke Burke Fire House, Burke.
Fort Buffalo James Lee Elementary
School, 5l3 Shreve street
Graham Graham Road Elementary
School, Graham road off Route So
Greenway DevOnshire Elementary
School, n. Graham road and Lee
highway.
Jefferson Boulevard Baptist Church
Community House, 1904 Arlington
boulevard.
masOnVme MdS0nNllle Elementary
School, 1901 Wayne drive
Millcreek Park Congregational Chris.
tian Church, Little River turnpike
Oak Ridge Jefferson Fire Depart
ment, Woodley road and Hodge place.
Pine Springs Pine Springs Elementary
School, 222S Willow lane.
st. Albans st. Alban's Episcopal
Church, Columbia pike.
Sleepy Hollow Sleepy Hollow Church,
Evangelical United Brethren, 1900
Radnor place.
Walnut Hills Walnut Hills Elementary
School, 20l5 Camp Alger avenue
Westlawn Westlawn Elementary School,
1870 W. Grenstead street.
W0Odburn Woodburn Elementary
School, Gallows road and HemIock
drive.
LEE DISTRICT
Bush Hill Bush Hill Elementary
School. 1904 Westchester drive.
Cameron Cameron Elementary School,
500 Norton road.