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CAVE

FORD-FALCON-T-BIRD
Corner Of Elm and Arlington Rd.
Bethesda. Md. OIL. 6-S262
FORD '55 8 cyl. Fordor; low mile
age; recond. motor, +. and b.;
1895. LO. 7-4259.
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REAL ESTATE Sale or Exch

GOING ABROAD - Will trade
equity in beautiful Potomac home
Plus cash for land or investment
property. EN-. 5-0637.
SALE, APT. BLDG, cor, Harvard
and 18th st. Will exchange for
Florida property, or will sell on
easy terms. Box 1881, star.
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COLESVILLE AREA-2-acre knoll
trees: $3.50. ASHTON REALTY
CO., WA. 1913. EV. 4-1743.
COLESVILLE DISTRICT A good
selection of prime lots from y to
3 acres. Also those hard to find
small tracts Of and 12 acres.
List your needs. BROKERS CO.
OP INVITED. Mr.. Kruhm, EV. A.
1862. WILLIAMS & CO., JU. z
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fAHMS
tcONTINUED)
LOTS, ACREAGE FoR SALE

IS A. FARM; house. barn, poultr!
houses. 110 mi. D. c. MRS. RO'
Sic WOLFORD, Augusta, w. Va
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GRADY

Mercury y-Comet-English Ford
7S09 Wis. Ave, Beth, OIL. $4,000
CONTINENTAL SO 4-door hardtop:
fully equipped, air cond., factory
fresh, low miles: Butler Bonded;
| S3,795. LEE D. BUTLER, 1921
| 21St st. NV, FE. 7-324b.
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CAVE

FORD '56 Country Sedan 9-passen-
ger YES; auto. transmission, radio,
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DOCT0R'S OFFICE, r and Conn.
ave.-Furn. or. unfurn. Ice. watt
tation rn1., 8. treatment rms, lab
oratory; avail. May l. AD. 4-4776.
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AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED

A PRIVATE PARTY with clean car
to sell. Call KIRK MOTOR CO.
for highest cash price. ia. 9-2661
A BETTER PRICE from WISHING.
ER CHEVROLET CO. for your
clean used car. All makes and
models. Trade UP or down, ever
II you owe on your present car
CALL MR.. TEMPLETON az JE
2-1177 or JE. 2-7S7S,
WISS1NGER CHEVROLET CO.
q CORNERS FALLS CHURCH, VA
BUCKS WANTED
STANLEY H. HORNER
Fla. Ave. NE. at 9Th Ii. e-6461
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TRUCKS WANTED AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
rNNTIAuIEnA frNNTAIIEn\
(cONTINUEDl

CADILLAC 81 4-dr.: $4,000. IN
der 1000 mi, fully equip. Immac
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. ave
CADILLAC 80 coupe; beaut. biuI
fins finish; I'M matcsinS 81 Got int low mil.
STANDARD PONTIAC
2460 CHILLUM RID, AP. 7-712(
QUEENSTOWN SHOPPING CTR.
CADILLAC go Coupe de Vile: blue
factory air-conditioned, special
S4,495.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1929 22nd ST. NV, FE. 7-260(
CADILLAC '59 Sedan de Vile: TO-,
accept older car in trade. Call IA
6-QrQQ
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SEASH0RE PROPERTY

MACS HEAD. ON THE OUTER
BANKS-50 rental cottages, ocean
pier, marina. boat ramps, sailing,
skiing. Free brochure. ROBERT
A.. YOUNG, Box "a, Kill Devil
Hills, N. C
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

ASPHALT KETTLE, like new, 1876.
GAL, single axle, pump, spray
nozzle: roofer, payer, OIL. G-3446
DOZER, SIN. 0T-25, 7-ft. blade
excel. cond.: landscape, backfill
S1,295. OIL. 2-3445. EN-. 5-1368
FRONT END LOADER, oC48, fol
sale. Call after $50 pm. Ev. T.
Oil.
TRAILER, Tandem axle, 5-ton
excel. condp for small dozerr
roller, S345. OIL. 2-3445.
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AUTOS, Z TRUCKS for HIRE
TRUCKS FOR SALE
GARAGES
TRAILERS

GARAGE-S1O per month; 5 blocks
from Georgetown University Hos
pital. FE. 7-5l63, after z.
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OUT Of TOWN REAL ESTATE

2 BR. AND BATH furnished-Ga-
rage. orange trees; Orlando, Fla. +;
$4,000. Will exchange for Va, or
D. c. property, or small down
payment. JOHN +. KOLAR,
Willard Hotel.
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BUSINESS PROP. for SALE
BETHESDA

1924 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Approx 1900 50. IT,, zoned
CD for restaurant. office bldg,
retail store, trade assn, night
club, etc; fully decorated sub
Street floor, additional 3 stories
and mezzanine in front. 8
stories in rear bldg: private
p&rking for 2 cars or trucks
Id rear garage: large rear alley
Eill accommodate largest trucks
az delivery entrance: stately in
Terror beautifully designed by
one Of Washington's most
famous decorating studios; CEN
<Ially located in downtown
bnsiness area, 2 blocks from
White House and financial dis
trict. adjacent to 1909 re-
tsil sections, large office build-
tngs and major hotels; public
parking at History Capitol
Garage next door: lot size
24.9'x1S3x5'. To inspect call
DORFMAN, CO. 5-4056
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

LAKE WORTH-LoVely modern, 2
bedrms., 2 baths; will trade for
equivalent in North Arl. j. c.
CHATEL, IA. $4,000.
8 ACRES, next to improved subdiV,
S5,5O0' easy terms. Large lots on
paved ST.; $3.50 to $1,000. LU.
4-lSS7.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SAIL

KENT ISLAND. Maryland--Mod.
ern masonry 8 rm, furn. rambler
paneled throughout, tile bath, OF
neat, lge. util.. rm. Screened front
and rear porches on lge. lot neal
beach and modern marina, Many
extras. Priced below market. WO
NORTH BEACH, MD. = Double
corner with extra lot. Hotel, furn
and equipped for about 100 guests
with restaurant, drugstore, liquor
store with bar. Also, apt fol
owners. 80 mi. from d. c. S15,.
600 down payment will handle
MIR. LUTYK, ia. 9-2267.
PAUL p. STONE, Realtor
RA. 3-9233
WATERFRONT PROPERTY, largi
and small. VIII build to suit. Coco
boating. fishing, swimming ant
oystering. Call Mr.. Perkins. aftei
3 pm XII. 9-6640. CLARK q
SAMPSON.
WATERFRONT ACREAGE
Patuxent River; 9 acres, sand beach
lovely view: wonderful for family
cottage or year round home. 81
min. from Washington. $4,000 pel
acre. Call Walter Schultise, witt
JAMES l.. DIXON a. Co, Realtorl
FE. $1,000
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FTNE MEMS WEAR STORE. iocatet
MOTIFS FOR SALE
RESTORIUM

Perfect location and facilities for
establishing rest home. Historic
30Q-acre VirEinia country estate
hammock Valley. SO miles from
washington and Richmond. Priced
TO insure safe investment with
great profit potential. Contact
Allen H. Green with D. MINGE
JACKSON. Realtor, 1900 W. Broad
st. Richmond. Va. Phone ELgin
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cBEyS0sETssEEfsHE R.s,SD.. 8 EfH isS5 ssS4s P0as5. %o
= down. model i12i. conyerti-
bles s2,354. Low as S196 down.
list payment Junei TOMS CHEW
ROLET, Georgia ave. and uni
yeIsity blvd. Open Sundays. 10,
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GLENDALE AREA, Hillmeade-
Springfield rd.-A acre, l acre.
acres; excellent frontage lots;
beautifully located; city water;
convenient to NASA and NSA.
Reasonable: liberal terms.
M. LEO STORCH SP. $4,000
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ANTIQUE AUTOS FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK 1860 Invicta 4-dr. hit,
white, full power, factory air
cond., WV. tires; excel. cond.
$4,000 FL. 4-60I3
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RBSTAURANT-Va.. Driye-In. No.
Il ideal family operation v/liv-
ing quarters. Tourist season Just
beEinning. $1,000 dn. so. S-2753
SERVICE STATION-Modern 8.
bay, 2-lift station, located in
Alekandrta-Arlington area, on
main traffic artery and surrpund-
ed BY heavily populated neighbor-
hood. Avail. now. Training pro-
gram provided Only $4,000 needed
Ter YOU to take over this profit
fgNs gIs opeTationi i,oG GaH w.sfS:vt ME; COL; I;
Nh. sPANN. HE. 4-77SS ewes. and
week ends
STATION FOR LEASE-Modern g.
essrrss aon' CO.. dofs GSs'sS so.oGo saiiOSs i0Ss
other Interest. No good win in
eouipment. If you have good
credit or are buying home and
have $4,000 to $500 to invest,
this will enable you to finance
THIS station and start fresh. Fol
iinformastion sdon call Mr.. KoTULEK
TExACO SERVICE sTATION-in
Alex, Shirley Duke area, gross
SshershipO forces sale. 5000 cash
FL. 4-S270.
WILL SELL MY OPTION. 1.400 50
1t. air-cond. space. In lobby OF
12-story professional bldg, Down.
town. Designed for coffee and
carry-out shop combination. All
utils. furn. with rent. 81 50. #.
Financial responsibility required.
Box 500-V, Star.
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BUILDERS

Finished lots. Aspen Hill area
R-90; wooded. level; sewer. water
streets in; ready to go now: good
subordination group of 8 to 40
"a without streets. Days. VIII
6-7700.
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CONTINENTAL go 4-doof hard
top; white with black and white
interior. Americas most luxurious
car; fully equip, incl. factory air
cond., new-car warranty; save
$4,000 from original list.
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CADILLAC 81 Coupe de vile; :
TadoR: aFa NJ satdG snd .ist. Ri setoy5 s PoTiI ii
cond: neW-car cond.: 81 1875
AUTORAMA. INC, 1129 goth st.
n ~ PE 3-R434
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BUICK 1858 Invicta station wagon;
all power and air-cond.; MAZDA
price retail, S2,400; wholesale
$1,000. Bids will be accepted no
later than 4-14-61. Call MRS.
MESSINA on OK, 6-3333.
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BUICK '55 Special 4-door hardtop;
power steering, auto. trans; very
low. mi, one owner: showrm.
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NEW BLDG.
1900 WIS. AVE.

LARGE SPACE USERS: Finished IA
your requirements, 1st-floor stores.
Over. 10000 50. IT. per floor. Be
thesda's most luxurious bldg: ele-
vators, air cond., infinite flexibil-
ity; plumbing. electric. telephone
and TV lines throughout. Private
parking. Now ready. JU. 7-533O.
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Pork Chops Enhanced
With Lemon Topping

Make a list of family meat
favorites, and you'll find pork
chops near the top. They're
fun to prepare. too, because
you can find SO many ways
to cook them.
Combining pork chops with
other food flavors gives them
extra appetite appeal. For
instance. try these lemon
pork chops. A lemon slice
is placed on each chop, and
they are braiSed in q sauce
Of brown sugar and catSup.
It's a certain palate pleaser.
Brown chops at a low to
moderate temperature. This
assures a lasting, even brown.
Chops should be seasoned af-
ter browning. Budget-watch-
ing homemakers are wise in
frequently choosing more
economical pork shoulder
chops.
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milk to make a product with
a cream smooth consistency.
The corn comes in the regular
41a-ounce wide top jar with
the quick twist cap.
A double treat comes from
the Betty Crocker kitchens
-. toffee swirl cake mix and
toffee fudge frosting mix.
Toffee has long been one of
Britain'S favorite vors.
Now it has found its way
into our kitchens in the form
of mixes. A sure hit with
children who like cake that
tastes like candy" The tof-
fee-flavored batter is mar
bled through yellow cake, and
the creamy frosting tops it
off. A versatile pair, too.
The cake alone is a good
companion for ice cream or a
variety of toppings and fill
ings. The frosting can be
turned into chevy taffy or
toffee fudge candy.
Egg Nog Pic
One suggestion for this duo
is a toffee banana sundae.
Instead of baking the cake in
layers, bake it in a jelly roll
pan; cut in squares, split each
square and tuck banana
halves between the layers.
When ready to serve, top with
a fat scoop of vanilla ice
cream and drizzle toffee
fudge sauce over all. The
sauce is made from the FROST
ing enriched with butter, corn
Slrup and milk. Serve the
sauce hot or cold, as you
prefer.
To make the sauce, COM
bine the frosting mix with 2
tablespoons soft butter and
3 tablespoons light corn
Sirup in top of double boiler.
Add 2s cup milk gradually.
Stir occasionally over rapidly
boiling water for 5 minutes.
From the 81 flavorS chef
at Baskin-R Robbins Ice Cream
Co. comes this timely recipe
for egg nog pie. Line a g.
inch pie pan as thinly as
possible with packaged pie
crust mix prepared according
to directions on the package.
Spread crust with l table
spoon butter. Pat on sides
and bottom of crust the
contents Of a 4-ounce pack
age shredded coconut. Bake
in a 375-degree oven 10 to
IL minutes or until lightly
Drowned. Allow to cool COM
pletely and chill.
Quickly spoon into chilled
pie crust until level with
edges one quart egg nog ice
cream. If desired fold a u
to l cup brandy into the ice
cream. Place in freezer until
ready to slice. Makes six gen.
erouS portions.
The "31 flavors stores" are
located at 1904 Hamilton
street, w. Hyattsville, Md;
1870 Cedar street, Mclean,
Va; 11437 Georgia avenue,
Wheaton, Md, and Fairling-
ton shopping center. Park
Fairfax, Va. VI.
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Pineapple
Cream Salad

2 packages lime favored
gelatin
l cup boiling water
/ pint dairy sour cream
" teaspoon salt
l No. 2 can crushed
pineapple, drained
" cup finely chopped
blanched almonds
Salad green's
Mayonnaise
Dissolve gelatin in boiling
water and cool slightly. Fold
in sour cream, salt, pineapple
and almonds. Pour into in
dividual molds or one large
mold and chill until firm. I'm
mold on crisp salad greens
and garnish with mayonnaise,
II desired. Makes eight serv-
ingS.
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Lemon Pork Chops

Lemon Pork Chops
6 pork rib, loin or shoulder
chops, cut Y to "a inch
thick
2 tablespoons lard or
drippings
l teaspoon salt
70 teaspoon pepper
6 lemon slices
u cup catsup
"a cup water
2 tablespoons brown sugar
Brown chops in lard or
drippings. Pour off drippings.
Season with salt and pepper.
Place a lemon slice on each
chop. Combine catsup, wat
er and brown sugar and pour
over chops. Cover tightly and
cook slowly on top of the
range or in a moderate oven
1850 degrees.) As minutes to
hour or until done. Six
servings.
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ping John" on the menu for
New Years Day to bring you
good luck throughout the
new year.
Hopping John" can be
made several different ways.
The most common is to boil
the peas with the pork (usu-
ally salt pork) until they're
tender. Steam rice separately,
then add rice to the peas
and simmer until of the de-
sired consistency. Some add
tomatoes, green peppers and
onions to the peas and serve
as a sauce over dry rice.
The pork cuts include rib
or loin end weighing up to
3 pounds; rib or loin half,
whole loins, and center cut
rib or loin chops. Spareribs
are on the list Of specials,
too, with sauerkraut offered
as the fitting accompaniment.
The outstanding beef bar
gains for the holiday week
end are sirloin and porter
house steaks, chuck and
shoulder boneless roastS, and
cooked corned beef.
Among the fish values are
medium shrimp, trout, smelts
and butterfish.
If you're shopping for New
Years eve fare. supermar-
kets are featuring an excel
lent assortment of slicing
meats, cheeses of all kinds,
canned hams, as we'll as
country hams, for the buffet
table.
On the produce side, celery,
Kentucky wonder pole beans,
mushrooms, iceberg lettuce,
slicing tomatoes, Rome Beau
ty apples, lemons and ba-
nanas are the leaders. Tossed
salad and cole Slaw both in
cello-bags and citrus salad
in either 80 or 16 ounce jars
are being offered.
Do You Remember?
AS another year ends, can
you remember these mile
stones in the food industry?
Do you remember back around
1910 when your mother kept
a starter" for making yeast
bread got her first ice box
...and you had to empty
the ice pan?
And the '20s when you
had your first Eskimo pie i.
men trucked in fresh fruit
and vegetables and peddled
them from door to door =.
a neighbor bought an "elec-
trio ice box" pasteurized
milk was sold in many cities
and towns?
Then came the '30S and
'40s q. when you bought your
first frozen vegetables and
fruits your first mixes =.
when cheese and meat came
sliced and prepackaged e.
and convenient fruit juice
came in cans?
The sos brought brown
n serve" rolls mixes ga
lore complete precooked
frozen dinners and the first
electronic ovens to bake a
cake in Is seconds, a potato
in 2 minutes.
And now to usher in the
new year, two new products
are announced . one for the
high chair set, the other for
grownups.
Strained cream corn, a
tempting vegetable for babies,
is a newcomer with the Ger
ber Baby Foods people. Ten
der yellow corn is finely
strained for easy eating, then
combined with rich whole
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AsLHE MARKET
r YBAsKET
Pork Weeks TOP Buy

Pork and beef succeed the Christmas turkey as
the outstanding buys at meat counters for the week
end. And to 60 with the pork, shoppers will find
fresh or canned Sauerkraut and the traditional
black-eyed peas featured as appropriate running
mates
It's safe bet if you hail from below the Mason
Evening star., 1961-12-28

ded green cabbage you are US
ing for slaw? You can use
equal quantities of both dress
ings, or vary the amounts.
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Snoppy Cole SIow
Ever add both mayonnaiSe
and French dressing to shred
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-06

Mrs. Vernard Proffitt were his
mother, Mrs. C. D. Proffitt, Mr..
and Mrs. Metcalf and three chill
dren.
Mrs. Ryland Dowdy, Mrs. Lena
Beasley, Barbara Dowdy and
Miss Frances Atkinson, all of
Farmville, visited the Herman
Dowdys Sunday. Mrs. Reuben
Jamerson and Ronald visited the
Dowdys on Monday.
The Bill Lindsey family, five
sons and baby daughter, spent
the day with his sister, Mr.. and
Mrs H. V. Ogle, of Gladstone.
The Hickory Grove Home Dem
onstration Club meets with Mrs.
Lottie Bailey on Tuesday, Oc-
tober 10, at 2 pm. Home deco
rating ideas will be the demon
stration.
Sunday afternoon visitors of
the Emmett Dunkums were Mr..
and Mrs. George Farrar and Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Dunkum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman DoWdy
and children were in Farmville
Friday.
A correspondent recently re-
ported she had pear trees bloom
ing. We can beat her since we
have a pear tree in bloom and
quite a number of cherry trees
in bloom.
With good working weather
last week. the highway people
are really getting the roads in
good shape now.
The population of Curdsville is
still growing. A son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wise Tues
day, October 3. Congratulations
to the parents.
Mrs. Cleveland Jones visited
Mrs Vernard Proffitt Monday
afternoon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-06
Curdsvi||e Group Attends State Fair

CURDSVILLE, Oct. 51Mr. and
Mrs Wesley Dunkum and Wesley
Earl were in Richmond Saturday
Mrs. Dunkum kept little Miss
Beveral Anne Ayers while Mrs.
Ayers with her husband and Mr..
Dunkum and Wesley Earl attend
ed the fair.
A Worldwide communion serv-
ice was observed at Smyrna
Church Sunday. The Rev. A. R.
Knots gave a communion medi-
tatiOn.
The Smyrna Methodist Men S
Club met at the church Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. A. w. Lee was the host
ess to the Bessie Finch Circle
meeting on October 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Grigg and
two children, of Falls Church,
sent the week end with his
mother. Mrs. C. R. Wise.
Mrs. George Farrar and Mrs.
Oscar Weaver visited MIR. and
Mrs. Wallace Rainey and family
last week. 1t was the first time
Mrs. Weaver had visited the
twins, and she was so delighted
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-06

Mrs. c. B. Morgan and Miss
Billie Morgan drove to Roanoke
Monday for visit with Mr., and
Mrs. Frank Caldwell and Miss
Virginia Anderson. They found
Miss Anderson much weaker
than when they saw her last.
Her interest in people still linger-
ed, but there was little strength
to give expression to it.
Mrs. Robert Lee Smith, Mrs.
William Giles, Bobby Giles. and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Giles and
their son. Steven, all of Rich
mond. called on Mrs. Cooke Gil
liam Monday afternoon. The
Smith and Giles families were
neighbors of Mrs. Gillian when
she lived in Richmond some
years ago. And. now though they
are separated by time and dis
lance, their interests and affec-
ton recognize neither. Other cal
lers in the Gillian home were
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gillian and
the Rev. John HARDWOOD.
MIR. and Mrs. R. M. Morgan
and their children, Cydna and
c. B. spent the week end in
Louisa with Mr.. and Mrs. G. c..
Cosner. While in Louisa they
saw many Of the friends they
had made during the time they
lived there.
The Happy Fella
When Charles Morgan got up
Sunday morning he was a hap
Ply man just turned %. BY the
time the day was over he had
been so feted with birthday cakes
he wasn't quite sure how many
additional years had come to
rest upon his head.
There was the celebration in
his own family at Sunday din
ner. In the afternoon, he, his par
ents, his grandmother. and his
sister, Nancy, went to the Paul
Thornhill home in Appomattox
where second cake awaited
his approval. When the MOrgans
came home a third cake was
tucked in the car just in case
Charles sweet tooth hadn't been
satisfied. Whether he was an
old man or young man no
longer seemed important; Char
les knew that he was a very
happy one.
Recent callers in the Morgan
Cole home were Mrs. Houston
Beasley, Mrs Kempef Beasley
and Mrs. Sam Baldwin.
Nancy Morgan was hostess to
the MYF Of Bethel Saturday
evening. After the business meet
ing the young people played
games and had a rousing good
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-06
Bakers Move Into
New Home At
Lakeside Village

FORK OF WILLIS, Oct. 5-Mr.
and Mrs. Bobbie Baker have
moved into their new home at
Lakeside Village.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Duncan at
tended the State Fair in Rich
mond last Wednesday.
The Trenton HID Club met last
Tuesday in the home of Mrs.
Frank Baber, Jr, Mrs. Perry
Turpin gave the demonstration on
Baked Alaska and Mrs. Kirby
made the fruit sherbet.
Mrs. P L. Duncan, Jr., and
sons visited Mrs. o. w. Ball at
Flat Rock Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Glass, of
Newport News, spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. Lucy
Duncan. Mr. and Mrs. w. E.
Dunkum, of DillWyn, called in
the home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Barker,
Joe and June Barker, we're din
ner guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. W. Ball, of Flat Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley F. Scott
and children. of Norfolk. were
week end guests Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. l.. Duncan.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Barker.
Of Fredericksburg, visited the j.
NJ. Bankers Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Kelsey
and children, of Farmville, were
overnight guests Friday of Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Cooke were
dinner guests Sunday of Mrs.
Helen Cooke, of Cumberland.
Billie Pepper returned home on
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-06

port News to the Panama Canal
Zone. Mrs. Rothgeb, with the
children, will visit her parents
near Farmville for a while be-
fore joining her husband in Pan
anna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Flood
took their son, Jonn, to Rich
aond specialist last week for
a check up. While in the city
they were guests Of the Poats
and DuVal families. They called
on Mr. and Mrs. Chris Flood.
Mrs. John Walden. Miss Mae
and Morris Walden spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Flood.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Marshall Seay
and their children and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Keith and their son.
Ralph, had Sunday dinner with
the Rice Seays.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Seay, Jr.,
and children were Sunday din
ner guests in the Louis Christian
home and visited the Seays in
the afternoon.
DR.. Robert Jones spent the
week end in Norfolk. In his
absence, Mrs. Nellie Pearson
stayed with Mrs. j. c. Morgan
Sunday, Mrs. Morgan was a
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
Pearson.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Thompson
drove to Lynchburg Sunday; af-
ter the morning service at Bet
hel, for dinner with the Luther
Waldens.
Miss Bettye Mills spent the
week end at her home here.
Mrs. Jack Anderson visited her
mother, Mrs. A. G. Wood, and
her sister, Miss Cora Wood, Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Juan Anderson
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Morgan,
Jr., were dinner guests in the
Jack Anderson home Sunday.
Afternoon callers were Mr.. and
Mrs. Mervin Pence of Weyers
Cave and Mrs. Edward Saxon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pence and Mrs.
Saxon also called in the j. Meade
Anderson home.
EWell Morgan, who is. now
back at Longwood College, spent
the week end at his home here.
Sunday supper guests in the Nor
gan home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Bobby Morgan and their child
rem. Mary Annette and Robert
Ernest.
Mrs. Edward Coleman of Rich
wood, W. Va. is the guest of Mrs.
Julius Coleman.
Mrs. Sam Anderson and Miss
Elva Anderson spent the week
end in Mrs. c. H. Anderson
home.