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Evening star., 1961-01-08

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p; :, and h., tefeneAits trans
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bank. Lpo guarantee: L. p
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AufemeBIlEs FeR SALE

1RNAUEH IS Eadbhins:. black
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KgN4UIT 1888 4-cx: sxesIl.nt
NJ paint: $50. Tz. 9.zsOs.
M8NAUEE 80 Dauph.; i, and h..
W.sW. and suNfcoz: black, Eaef.
Eeney sale: S7ge. !. Sc. 2.e850.
IEllAuE4 ,6I z.CV: eo6d eonAitlen
sSs re. - s.sssS. sse A.se saa1s'' sloe'
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late, Mack. AaM reef. e!ey leafh.
iptetier. fnIly eeutppse, A exssD-
tie4sily eisaA car. uuafa4sss.
CAPITOL PARTISAN
MOTORS, INC.
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E1NAtE6- -DAUfM1NE 'se: 1000
zkkins ssSS. csn 50. S.se2S.
1AAB 1865: red; SxeeiisHt eenai-
81 .0os, "a. 5000: "a. -.
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CORONET
'eBoS malt. lIyd., College Park. I'D.
Open .Tf o: Wkdays. 9un.. 10 V Z
5fUbEbAKRH 'S2; hsW .sneW tlres.
ssasSsss; sisS = s.s s.ss s.r ssss,s ssss sSna
'67UHK6AKkk st6 0el1en Hawk:
/ fedf ,neN Sngine, eveIdrivs: ex-,
ssasisnan - lseed :. sssefisien; s s; fan ae
14yDl kkH1 - cenmssasS slus
p2NSssd he. i9al lss!N.9s ss5Nxss
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s1sSs9. .!s, ax a.s,.! - 9Es,:S. ;s' sssss; "a;
mstshiss issthsr int.. iuify sspip.
incl. auto. trans. and air. eohd. /:
excel. cead.; 1886. small dsen
plHt.. pymts. Of bank L. ?.
9f1UANE sMcs 1A40 ? Dt. nv"
sTU0g. 'Sa y.S: 3D.: seed eend |:
ssis. $3.50. ~. k.e6S7.
sfg691.AIK ~ -. .ss: sasIissss;, iS2s.
iSsos@psi;Rs. iSsos@psi;R ~ "a. Sssss;s sss.;s7Sss. g. $500
S1gDk Dk6Ax19 'As .4-as.: ssed ~ 80. !.
sss'lhls! isea ise.a -ssssas. slies' sse', 4a''
} KFU68R1lIK& 90 Cgganallaer
essss isnt; eles. sODsa sunday
s,a, VII N, a.H. Narc1Sso 1So: $500
STy6 '5S 9-eyi., 3.1r. hlaek e. I.
H ~ jeEsssoll sHso5lsAsG s''ss s0eO. Gan
SfU6E6AKER '5S spssastsF sport
coupe; pe0eY steeIing and brakes.
all-WhitA leatkere intefief: o real
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ShL MOTORS ..
kil1 via. eye. nv: Wo. 6.ag00
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oDoti4ss; eii blaek:. ioeks And runs
extra nieS; Seek eeah Or ~ dn
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CAPITOL PARIsIAN

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I'LL FINANCB 10 IOUH BUD0E'
0Thn n0AyTYAn

SSA@oe-@NN SkgSA9AI
$500,
WILL PINkNCI 10 YOUR BUDGET
STAR PONTIAC
4o7 flerids Ave. NE. II. e-l20l
- .Y1ARe aAMR LOCATION,
Open Daily, . III o. sun. Q IN 4
:S.l;ess: Sues deun. oDsn sunday
1EIL MOTORS -
S11l Wis. Ave. NV. WO. $500,
V111s 80 llieEo6sis; clean; yg66;
Sl5b aewA: 0pen sunday III O..
DnLh MQToH9
Sill wis, Ale.:N.W.S WO. e-e900I
v0Lk6VgAdEN '5f; Iadip, heater.
w.-w. tires. excel. cond.. NT0S,
small 4oyn paZment; psymsnts at
III. Il. Nv. /; bR. gaasS s.1sSo. NC isAO
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mi, new.ear guar. and service
noliey: S1,0q6, ia. T-O2o0,
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CORONET

'sSOS malt. Dlvd., Cellegs Park, I'D
y 10. e.90bB
Open tn 0: Wkdayss Sun. 10 70 Z
1fUb81AKRH 80; hsW ssnew tlres,
battery. seat eevefs, seed eond.,
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fed neG engins, eyeIdriys: ex.
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Evening star., 1961-01-08

"a Is ]. % 49, ssPsE + AZ; d a:ssSi @
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Evening star., 1961-01-08

1UfaVER .loEei DanDhins. lAnag.
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Evening star., 1961-01-08

!.iI;isss: Il; sizes asva. oS:H saSds;
Evening star., 1961-01-08

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Evening star., 1961-01-08

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a h. Sis Or best sGer. u.
kMOU1R '55 savoy: VS., evto.
ans, r. and h.. goed eend. $3.50
pest e6er. 10. 7-B466.
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q y eend.: 81. .ieS. ~. S.ai00.
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Evening star., 1961-01-08

STUDEDAKER 'SS Bpee1steF sport
eeupe;. pevsr steefing and brakes.
ayl.WhitA leathsrs tntefief: Q real
sisssie: .ehiy Sess; terms. Open
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nYATrSvlILE LOT

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Evening star., 1961-01-08

! MOUTH 80 Y6f5 soa7effisIs:
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Evening star., 1961-01-08

~ - 'ee American eeeen; 81.
81. s.sSss: 81. a.sss3 st,:. 80.
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s1ai vtis. Ave- NV. Wo. $500
Isy .HadIisasG Sriss $3.50. Cal
Evening star., 1961-01-08

10iO 3. ]. Ave. III. a. e.i001
TMpM6RR6f6D '6s;- YsTzSmSlie
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Evening star., 1961-01-08

RENAULT 10 banphins lunipef;
lssla, iztzss: ssss: o.. S:oae7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-12

Oze and Harriet-"The Newlyweds Get Settled" must
for regular fans David has married June Blair and the
couple returning from their honeymoon tonight.
Ozzie and Harriet spend time fixing up Davd's new
apartment and then decide they could be accused Of
meddling. 1870 pm, WNIAL-7.
DR. Shining Image" Guest star Pleshette
good she makes you forget you're watching medical
soap opera She plays funoving girl who becomes aware
of the fact she's dying of leukemia $3.50 pm, WRC-.
Margie-(Premere) THE Vamp" High school life in the
fapper age is the hinge for this situation comedy
series Cynthia Pepper makes adorable lead Penney
Parker cute her best friend and their boy friends
drive the typical of the and such nostalgia
type phrases "23 skidoo" Tonight, bookworm Marge
is taught how to "vamp" $50 pm, WMAL-7.
CHS Reports Seasons Premiere) Eisenhower On the
Presidency the opening shot of former President
Eisenhower walking down country road with CHS
respondent Walter Cronke this Is fascinating political
social document Producers Friendly and Jones' aided
by Cronkte's unobtruSive questioning capture wide
variety of moods in the retired general There's laughter
when learn what made him blush; he's sober he
discusses national defense needs comments why
he dealt with the late Senator Joseph Mccarthy the way
he did, and note of reflection he ponders what
his greatest achievements and disappontments while in
office OF particular interest Is his assessment Of the
chances Of an accidental nuclear war. 10 pm, WTOP-9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-12

Show. "CaSS Timberlane."
Spencer Tracy, Lana Turner
(l94D.
1880, WMAL (O First-Run
Movie. "Outrage." Mala
Powers, Tod Andrews Q950) =.
1900. WTTG 81 Pm West.
Ernest Hemingway" The
late authors son, Jack, tells
personal stories. In a tele-
phone talk, Mary Heming-
way tells about the unpub-
lished works he left. A. E.
Hotchner. Hemingway's
close friend. also appears.
1:25, WTOP (9) The Late,
Late Show. Adventures of
Robin Hood" Enrol Flynn
1889.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-12
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WMAL (D-My Three
Sons. Mike Tim ConSidine)
introduces the girl friend
(Jena EngStrom) to the
family and she decides there
is a more interesting Doug
las in her future.
1880, WTTG ~ - PM East.
Respectable Crime" Au-
thors Frank Gibney and
Norman Jaspan; DR.. Ralph
Sock man of New York's
Christ Church; Max Sloan
and william Wallach ex-
plore the postwar break
down in morality.
1870, WTOP 49, - The Late
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-12

TonightS top Sho,Us preUieDed BY TV Keys staff,
Dho attend rehedrSGlS match screenings dn0lyze
scripts in NetD York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered a guide to uietDers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-12

IF YOU CAN BOIL WATER, get Uncle Ben's sensa-
oona new Rice Mixes and you're all set to serve up
whole new world of delectaby different dinn7-barty-
perfect Wild Rice, Spanish Rice, and Curred Rice dishes!
All sorts of perfect rice dishes easy as boiling water
with Uncle Ben's Rice Mixes. They're the most complete
evermade all therce and spice and tempting tasty
ingredients plus Uncle Ben's exclusive FLAVOR Nuggets
that seal in fabulous vors as no other mix has ever done
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-10
Old Fashioned Quilting Bee
At Chestnut Grove Club House

scheduled for Wednesday and
Friday at 730 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Morris
and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henson Morris called on the
Claude Morris family Sunday
afternoon. The new baby was in
spected and approved and the
proud parents, Clude and Shirley
congratulated.
PFC James Morris. stationed
IN Aschaffenburg, Germany.
writes he is we'll, has gained
weight and is enjoying himself.
He has seen two other local
boys since he has been there.
Earl Talbot and Grey. Runion.
He say they had one light snow
there before Chri tmas but none
since. The trees are beginning to
bud now.
The Chestnut Grove club net
with Mrs Woodrow Cooke on TIE
9th. Mrs Cooke demonstrated
several foreign foods, which
were very good The March club
meeting will be a week early on
March 20.
Mrs Calvin Morris and child
rem called in the C. L. Ellis home
Sunday night. Danny and Brad
Ellis have been sick but were
better then.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-10
Westhampton Dean
List Includes
Three From Area

RICHMOND, Mar. 6 Two
seniors and a freshman from
the Farmville area have been
named to the Westhampton Col
lege deans list, of outstanding
students for the first semester.
The seniors, Daphne Eileen
Shepard and Betty Lou Hills
man, are the daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. E. P. Shepard, 2l4 A
Street, Farmville, and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Albert Hillsman.
Jr. of Jetersville. Freshman
Walker Glenn is the daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Charles w. Glenn,
Of Farmville.
Deans list recognition at
Westhampton. woman's division
Of the University Of Richmond,
is awarded to students who
maintain "B" average or bet
ter on all academic work done
during the semester.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-10
Babers Spend
Week End In
Arlington

FORK OF WILLIS, Mar. 2
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baber, Jr.,
and sons spent the week end in
Arlington visiting her family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Acie Allen and
Acie, Jr.. of Buckingham, visit
ed the l.. L. Flippen family Fri
day night.
Mrs. Emma Parker is staying
in Richmond to be near her
brother, Ray Funkhouser, who is
Ill in the Johnston-Willis Hos
pltal. His friends here will be
glad to know a Sunday report
had his condition a little improv-
ed.
The Trenton H. D. Club met
last Friday in the home of Mrs.
Robert Duncan at Lakeside Viii
lage. Mrs. George Wilkerson
gave the demonstration on Sc
lecting and Buying Floor Cover
ing"
Sunday guests in the home of
Mrs. Lucy Duncan were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Bailey, Mrs. Mary HUI
band, Mrs. Brookes, and F. C.
Oliver, all of Richmond, and Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Dunkum of Dill
Wyn.
Miss Margaret Ann Jefferies.
OF Richmond. was an overnight
guest Friday of Mrs. Judy
Whittemore.
MesdameS Harold Duncan and
Judy Whittemore and son were
business visitors to Farlnville
Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Duncan and little
son spent several days with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ryburn of
Clayville, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pfieffer
and sons. Of Richmond, visited
the H. E. Cooke family Sunday.
Little Sheriff. Harrison cele-
brated her third birthday Febru-
airy %.
Miss Susan Pepper. of West
hampton College, spent the week
end at her home here.
Mrs. Bruce Jones and child
rem of Newport News visiter Mrs.
Ball, Sunday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-10

tox County Department of Vo-
cational Agriculture under the
County School Board. There will
not be a meeting of this group
on Thursday March Is. Then on
March %, d. E. Moore, field
man Of the Agricultural Conser-
walton Service will lead a dus-
cussion on Federal Farm Pro
grams. . On Thursday April Is.
DR.. Leroy Bowen, Jr., plans to
meet with this group and dis
cuss the topic For Healthier
Livestock A field trip on a
Forestry marking demonstra-
ton is also planned on a date to
be announced later.
Also currently operation at the
Pamplin School is the Farm
Machinery Repair Glass each
Monday night in the Pamplin
School Shop. Everett Tibbs is in
structor. for this class. All farm
ers in the area are welcome to
attend either class.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-10
Social Security
I Problems To Be
Viewed AtPa mplin

Social Security Problems as
they affect farmers will be the
discussion topic for a farmers
meeting at the Pamplin School,
Thursday night March 9. This
meeting at. 7::30 pm. will be the
seventh in series of meetings
held for farmers in the Pamplin
area to help bring them up to
G-tte IN agricultural and business
problems which affect them. @.
G, rby Of the Lynchburg Dis
trict Office Of Social Security
viii be on hand to lead the dis
cusSlon.
This series Of meetings is be-
ins sponsored by the Pamrlln
Ruritan Club and the Appomat-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-10

come and help. This will be an
all day meeting so bring sand
Wich.
Miss Bernice Stiles was Sun
day guest of Miss Ann Cooke.
The George Shumaker family
Of Brookneal, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Coleman, Of Appomattox,
were Sunday afternoon visitors
of the A. NJ Morris family.
The Home Mission Season of
Prayer is to be observed this
week at Chestnut Grove Baptist
Church. There was a program
Monday. Other programs are
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-10

CHESTNUT GROVE, Mar. 2
There will be an old fashioned
quilting party at the Chestnut
Grove club house by the Home
Demonstration club March -.
All club members and anyone
else who can quilt is invited to
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-10
The kind you'll find only in a
Gold Medallion Home

Today you'll see the Live Better Flee
trically Medallion displayed proudly by
more and more new and remodeIed
homes. For, more and more people are
discovering the joy Of all-cIectric living
that includes modern, 1000 e clean, safe,
Electric Heat. And they learning, too,
that the Gold Medallion not only means
better living now . it means a home
that will stag up-to-datc and saleabe.
Watch for advertisement of Gold
Medallion Home shoWings near you.
Or call your VEPCO office To find out
Uhere one is planned. You'll see:
ELECTRIC HEATING from a Heat Pump
or from electric ceiling cable, wall panels,
or Dashboard. Completely automatic yet
it now costs no more to install and en-
joy than less modern systems.
ELECTRIC KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY
worlds cleanest, coolest, most auto
matte Includes electric hot water
usually from a new Quick-Recovery
Electric Water Heater.
MODERN LIGHT AND HORSEPOWER
All the lights and electric outlets you
need for beauty and safety .. backed
by at least a $50 ampere entry box and
plenty of house circuits.
VIRGINIA ELECTRIC NFK@
and POWER COMPANY
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-02

ing the next year or two. This is
the status of the Warfield Report
at present as | understand it,
However. a group Of prominent
Western Maryland citizens, mostly
from Cumberland, recently initi-
ated a move to have the University
take over the one teachers college
in Western Maryland. which, OF
course. is Frostburg. A series of
articles on both sides Of the ques-
ton have appeared during the past
several weeks in the Cumberland
and Baltimore papers. Now the is
sue again becomes a holly con-
tested one and that is the reason
for this attempt to publicly evalu-
ate the question in an effort to eX-
plain my own position in the mat
ter
First of all, this is not a question
that should be decided on the
basis of personalities or personal
interests, but solely on the basis
of its merits. Is it a good move for
Western Maryland? Is it a move
toward better higher educational
facilities for our Garrett County
children? Will this move improve
the educational. cultural. and eco
nOmic standards of our county?
What is best for our county? II is
the factual answers to these ques-
tons as near as they can be OBJ
tanned that guide my decision to
support the move There have been
charges and counter charges rela-
tive to this proposal. The charge
that this is a political move, | be-
lieve to be incorrect. Certainly
Governor TaWes did not initiate
the proposal It came from West
ern Maryland citizens of both
parties and from all walks of life,
who have an honest belief that the
opportunity is ripe for Western
Maryland to be provided with what
they believe is a long overdue need
namely. a liberal arts college in
addition to a single purpose insti-
tuition such as the present teach
er training institution at Frost
burg. Most of these people I
feel are sincere in their belief
that a branch of the University
would over a period of time
life the cultural, educational, and
economic opportunities of the
citizens of Western Maryland, both
young and old. This is the one area
of the state where high school
graduates do not have access to
a liberal arts education without 60
ing couple hundred miles from
home, unless they leave the state.
This statement recognizes the claim
made by Frostburg State Teach
ers College that it is now offering
a liberal arts program.
The only source of serious OPP
position to the plan that has come
to my attention from Garrett Coun-
ty citizens centered around the fear
of increased costs. l can now an
nounce that opposition for this
reason has been dealt death blow
The bill calling for the University
of Maryland to take over Frostburg
State Teachers College will con-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-02
Tractor Care Taught
At Local Workshop

Care may make the difference
in your tractor operating at top
capacity or losing 1870 of its
horsepower" says Guy w. Gienger,
at a special tractor workshop for
All and z. F. A. leaders on March
at Northern High School
TO show methods of teaching
tractor care. Jack Messenger. All
Leader Of Grantsvillc Boys. gave
a lesson using demonstrations.
There are four phases in con-
nection with the All Tractor and
Machinery Care project During
the first year, a Alter receives
the following instruction: tractor
safety. what makes an engine run,
general fabrication. oil for engines
and hyraulic systems, clean air
for your engine, mixing fuel and
air, ignition and cooling system.
As these subjects are mastered,
older boys move into costs and
record keeping on farm opera
tons. In the fourth year OF the
project emphasis is placed on the
broad field Of farm machinery.
Shcrard Wilson. State All
Leader. assisted with this work
shop session which lasted from
1000 a. m. until 500 p. m. Leaders
and interested parents from vari-
Gus clubs throughout the county
attended in order 10 obtain pract,-
cal ideas on developing workshops
for their clubs.
Tractor care programs have been
available 10 All Club members
in Maryland for IS years. A high
light Of the program is the annual
Tractor Operators Contest held
in connection with the County
Fair where Alters and F. F. A.
members are tested on their tai
ents and knowledge of tractor
operation and care.