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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
Diamonds Investments
Buy With Confidence
From Washington'S
Oldest Pawnbroker
SAVE UP TO 500
Unredeemed

A-Lady's IA Cts, spark.
ling color and fine cut,
set in y.R. solitaire mtg,
BARGAIN. Out Of pawn.
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AIR CONDITIONER
Now at Preseason Savings

Special winter purchase Of Amer.
Gas number brands. Incl. GE,
Feeders, Emerson, Weibilt, Phiico'
etc. Typical deals: h.p., ~
amp; plug-in type 6,40O btu. aif
eondittoner which fits regular or
easement window ut $l36. All
sLe orend new in factory cartons
Nj, MN a iun haStory warranties.. Sup
Ply geiinitely limited. free delivery
months free StornRe IL DESIRED
STANDARD TIRE & BATTERY "a
10th and II SITS. NE. Ii. 3-eOS2
ALUMINIUM sCREENEH nom az
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INSTRUCTION UvuRsEs
fcOAsTfAillenA

PBx RECEP.i (typius free): EASY
part-tull time pos, new class, n.
quire RE. 7.2S2e, DOYpf
SCHOOL. est. - VS., 12th and
q NV.
RENMAhsHIP or Pittman abort.
hand; (revieW or SPEEDY private
lessons ewes. AD. 2-0660.
AAAA.RATING. IT'S TOPS! TOPS
LEARN How to Sell Buzz Invest
n . Homel Husinessl L6ndl
Yol can earn $4,000 ~. part time
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NIFLY. WoMRN

WAITRESS, Whits for niRht club
hours p.m.-2 ana: fun or part
time. Amply HAYLoFr. 1411 =
ct. nv. after $50 pm. ma. g.
$40.
WATKINS, ne. restauFant4Wh.,
neat appearances: expsT.: good pay.
hrs. noon 70 8 pm. ~. 7.ee22,
WAIfREsS, white, expert for day
or nleht work. Apply In person
LIDO RESTAURANT, 242O Unit
Yersity blvd. Hyattsville. Nd.
W0MEN-PART Tll4R
Become . prof. bridal eonsultant
trained, nothing TO sell. Work youi
own hrs. call on engaged girl
In Bethesda or p. q. Co. area
Advise them about bridal shop.
ping with. our leading merchants
MT. Odenheimer, CON0RATUIsA.
TONS. NC COS 14th st. NV,
81. 3.686S.
500 MONTHLY for wearing lovely
dresses supplied TO you BY US. Just
show Fashion Froeks 70 friends.
NO investment, canvaSsing or ex-
perience necessary. FASHION
FROcKs, Dept. d-5540. cincin.
uAtl, ONO.
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STRING HAS SPRUNG

De among the first to show Sarah
Coventry new SPRING LINE Of
fashion jewelry. No investment
collecting or delivering. White
Car and telephone NECESSARY. OR
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eEELAREUUs ron SAN

ABAcUsEs. whisky iuss. popcorn
2eSfEl s acS S sstEdSsfsa s Sssss:
stone crooks, euSpidors, wash
boilers. weather Vanes, charred
kegs, COW bells, bellows, lard cans,
cast iron toys. well buckets, horse
shoes, jerks, Washington's Oldest
Hardware and Stove Store, since
1859, T23 9TH ct. a,vs ma. q
0646.
ACCORDION, 9onola 100 basS, q
switches, music stand, peri. eond.
SlbO or best offer. Baby carriage.
JU. 0-6209.
ACC 0RDION-White concert, etra-
dwarf. 8 treble 2 bass switches.
excel. cond.. cost 5000. sell y
price. LO. 7.3lOs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100 bass, q
treble shift. VIII exchange for
etero or Hi-N. 10. 1854.
ACCORDION, l2O-bass, s-regIsteF:
new cond. Sacrifice. Cash. Si25,
LU. 4-2765.
ACCORDION, 12O-bass; like new;
S346; sell. $3.50. HE. 4-6195.
ACCORDION, 12O-bass; de luxe
case; brand.new; 20-yr. printed
s 11ooTant os Cost Soo$$ 1896: sacrifice.
ACC0RDIONS-S4s.50 dn.. a. IL
pays for . beautiful 120-hass
instrument pvt. lessons and all
necessary music. For particulars,
phone CY BRoUoHTON SCHOOL
W W.MssuoslC Music; 23l0 Univ blvd. W.
swer. call WI. 6-0l9O. Approved
BY Maryland State Dept. Of Kdu.
CATION.
ADDING MACHINES, hand and
electric, from $50 IN, Good selec.
ton. CENTRAL. 923 18th st. NV.
ADDING MACHINE. Remington, 10
si2s: othsTas itq 1Sm 80 Ky 5i5s S EH.
TIoNAL PAWNBROKKRs, 1905
Lee hay. Rosslyn), va, "a, 2-1ST7
AIR C0MPRIsSORS S to 2b
horsepower, eiectrie. Al eonSiO
ton. FE. $4,000.
AIR COMPRESSOR, S2l 80; spray
gMmpsi gauges, hoist, tanks. 0TCH.
NER. 2613 N st. NV. FE. 3.6346.
AIR CONDITIONER. Seton. water
soSlea; $500 or best offer. IA.
Alb CONDITIONER VORNADO
unit for easement windows. used
one year. RA. 3.7943.
AIR CONDITIONER, 6-ton chrysleT
Ar Temp; $500 or best offer.
Compl: With afr ducts. HE. 4-76si.
Alb C0NDITIONRR, Yorkshire.
private home. HALF PRICE. peY.
IecI eond.. ducts free: moving,
1925 18th st. NV,
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eHOE sALEsLADY, part time. per.
manent position; experienced. For
appointment call MR.. MULLIS,
Ol. 7.5200.
The Adak sun., 1961-10-30
ADAK SUN
5 E; CY SCOUT IS
Page 4

- >| >| NJ >~ >/ J >
 Boy Scout Troop 1851 of Adak is now 25 strong. New arrivals in the troop 1Hjs month are Ronald Brown and Ted @452eczako Ted has transferred from Troop #738 of Ocean Side, California. Ha all hope Ted finds Troop 1851 as in- t:@asting as his old t1 cop in California.
 Don Socha, Joe Toderick and Steve Z'':'3urgg were inducted as Tenderfoot Scouts into Troop 1851 from the Mebelos Den Pack 1851 on Friday 27 October.
 The Boy Scouts hold their Troop meet irlcs every Tuesday evening in the school Gyno The meeting is started at 1890 with presenta tion of colors and ends at 2OOO wi tn retreat of colors. Any boy of scout age wishing to see this impre ssive ceremony and some of the many other scout activities is invited to attend a Troop meeting.
 The Scout Troop:is hard pressed for recrea tional gear and also other little things. Our treasury is not abundant with funds, so wouldany activity having anything you have no use for and that you think might be useful to the scouts please call the Scoutmas teP Paul Moor- head at Extension 74l.
 MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS 1860
 BUPERS NOTICE 5l0l of 29 September l9ol promulgates stat sites for 1o6O's Navy and Marine Corps motor vehicle accidents.
 FIVE HUNDRED & SIX lost their lives IS result of these accidents. FIVE, GHOUSAtJD FIVE HUNDRED 8. NINE persons were injured.
 The ever-present motor-vehicle acci+ dent far outpaced all other causes of death among Navy and Marine Corps pers- onnel. In 1860, the 5O6 deaths account ed for one third of the total number of deaths occurring among all active-duty naval personnel during the year. In
The Adak sun., 1961-10-30
s E; ASKN5 ] BALL [;


 On October. 10th the Marines won over Public Works by score of 74-27. Again the Marines ran away with their oppon- ents wit Williams scoring l7 points. High man. for PsW. was Gisky wi tn 8.
 The 2nd game of the night found Met erology beating Transportat ion by just close margin, 48-47. High scorer for Meterology was Helshy with l5 points and Transports tion's power was Stenlundmth 22.
 The A/C Maintenance team won it's 2nd victory over Supply by a score of 76-47. Copper lead the scoring for Al/C bainten- ance wi tn 23 points and Wil1et had high IS points for the Supply team.
 Supply took the Fire House 75 to 43 ply team to victory with 3l points and Grant was big for the Fire House wi tn l9 points.
 The 2nd game of the night was one of the most exciting games of the season thus far. The A/C Maintenance Team lost hard fought game to the Marines by a score of 64-63. Waugh led the scor- ing for the Marines wi tn 22 points and Clayborn and Cosper of A/C Maintenance sunk l9 and IS respectively for their hard fighting team.
 As a result of this game the Marines l lost two of their men, Wi illiams, one of their big guns is back in cast and isn't expected to return for the rest of the season and Waugh was injured and will be out of play for awhile accord- ing to the Marines coach, Mir. Hearn and the Doctor.
 Public Works defeated MeterologyNhd. night 29 to 26 in closely contes ted defensive game.
 The Marines are sti11 in lst place in the League followed by Supply, A/C Maintenance, Meterology, Public Works, md Ei,oo and T,,op that order.
 Games for the coming week are:
Evening star., 1961-07-16
HORSESHOEING

HOOP SHAPING A SPECIALITY
CALL DARGON
PO. 2-5402
JR. HUNTER and show prospect: 8
yr. g., I2la h. Personality, poten-
tial and power. '46 -9I0O.
LARGE PINTO PONY, good with
kids, years old, reasonably
priced. 949-0693.
LOvABLE RIDING HORSE, 5 yrs.
old. 15.1, gentle, good jumper,
hunter and show prospect. excel.
stable manners. 30I -SP. 4-9lSS.
NEW and used tacks. English and
Western, also nice ponies. Rea-
sonable. Call HU. 1-234s or TIE.
6-041S.
MARE, bay. with yr.-old colt, $3.50;
Shetland pony, S165, nice gentle
animals. FL. 4-6262.
TION
school is offering a series Of rid
ing lessons for the summer ses-
sion. Horses and ponies for all
ages. Qualified instruction under
farm atmosphere. MA. 1859.
PONIES (12l, male and female; ali
beauties. Sac. price, S75 and up.
Call 703-Empire 8-3572.
QUARTER HORSES FOR SALE
Bay mare, tops at barrell racing;
] three yr. old Sorrell Gelding,
outstandins performance prospect:
/ two yr. old Sorrell Gelding
excellent conformation, nice way
OF going. l200l River Road,
Rockville. Md. 299-95l3.
RIDING HORSE and pony: four
wheel tandem trailer, EV. 4.1S7S.
SADDLE HORSES AND PONIES
Will buy, trade or sell; | reg
istered, 5-yr. .-old Appaloosa geld
ing; 4 registered quarter horses
with papers; > Tennessee walk
ing mares. registered; reg
istered Morgan mare; > Palomino
mares with papers; l black pony,
1872 hands: ] iron gray hunter:
! bay hunter: other fine horses
to choose from. IS head. Can be
seen at 94S9 River rd., Potomac,
Md or phone AK. 9-9176.
SALE-Perm. reg. Appaloosa stall
lion: broke to Hackamore: has
been roped off of; now started in
cutting; exceptionally good man
ners, gentle; proven sire we have
colts to show. PL. 9-2116,
SHEEP, so young, Hampshire ewes
excel: quality, reasonable. Cal
Evening star., 1961-07-16
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

SHETLAND PONIES, ! mare, /
gelding; reasonable. for quick
sale over week end. PL. 9-2467.
SMALL RIDING MARE. gentle;
jumps; 3 yrs. Ride and make Of
fer. T03-Empire S-3672
Evening star., 1961-07-16
ROOMS FURN-S.E. S.W.

ANACOSTIA - Lady only: front
room; only roomer, PRIVILEGES:
phone in rm.; white area. LU.
2-22g3.
ATTRACTIVELY FURN. ROOM,
semipvt, bath; conv. transp
Gentleman only. LU. 2-1971.
CAPITOL HILL-Newiy furn. and
dec. room for gentleman by wk.
or month. Share bath. Ii. 7-6031.
S.E.-Furn. rm. Use OF house.
Working man preferred. 10. l.
1897. For colored.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
MINIATURE PINCHER
2 Years Old; Tapered

MOVING; must sell English
Springer Spaniel; spayed.
FEM; yr.. Axe, shots;
housebroken: loves children,
$40 OI, 4-5534
Evening star., 1961-07-16

POODLES; miniature, black, fe-
males, Axe. $500; NO. 1-2404.
POODLE PUPS. Holiday special to
good home. All colors. toys and
miniatures. Stud $50. Grooming
$40. Pickup and delivery. WA.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
ROOMS FuRNIsHED-N.W.
AARDVARKS

You'll probably never see one and
you have never seen q value like
the CAIRO HOTEL WashinGton' S
tallest bldg. TV in every room,
daily maid serv.. bellhcp. barber
SHOP. rm. Serv., newsstands. sec
switchboard serv.. cocktail lounge.
coffee shop dancing every night
IN the ball room, no cover. no
admission, no minimum. Large,
clean rms. from Sl4 week.
1918 Que st. NV.
H0 2-210d
Evening star., 1961-07-16

HORSES BOARDED AND STUD
SERVICE-Excel. hunter type thor
stallion. by Mr.. Bones; also horses
for sale. GORDON KEYS, Olney,
Md, WA. 4-4Oog or WA 4-qO75
Evening star., 1961-07-16
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

DOUBLE ROOM FOR SETTLED
LADY. $40 WEEK. LU. $1,000.
FURNISHED ROOM with privileges;
convenient tranSp.: reasonable.
Gail Ii. 6-6956.
PVT. HOME: furn. room. for nice,
quiet person; mr.. transportation:
colored men only. Ii. 4-47l5.
s. DAKOTA AVE. NE. = Nicely
furn. rm., .conv. transp.; employ.
woman. ref. req. Call after pm
LA. 6-l576.
1927 end ST. N.E.-Apt. s; nice
room for rent or room and board.
White, Ii. 6-S126.
Az 10th ST. N.E.-Rm- for two
Ii. 3-S0S1 after 8 pm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
Aprs. FURNlsHED-D. Q.
tcoNTINUEDl

EFFIC.. 575e 18th ct. n.w.-Lge.
hv; rm:, din kit;' foyer bath bath
Nicely fur: $3.50. RA. 6-2291.
ENGLISH bsmt.. corner det. house.
pvt. front entr., bath, kit. lRe.
bed-liv. rm.. clean. co. b-7579.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
ROOMS FURN.-MD. VA.

ARL.-Extra nice rooms, single OF
dbl, See to appreciate; off-street
park. ia. 2-5123 or OF. 4-7069
ARLINGTON-Room for lady; conv.
shopping center; near buslineS
IA. S-S798.
ARL., Wilson blvd.-Room with
bath; refined girls; privileges
$50. JE, 2-1374, ia. $1,000.
ARL.. nr. Hecht's-Furn. or un,
furn.; pvt. bath; in pvt. home
ladies only. ia. 7-242S.
ARL., 'S.-Nicely furn. single rm
for employed lady: conv. bus anc
stores. After l PM, IA. 4-619S
CBETERLY-Nicely furn. rm. in
pvt. home, for lady. Close tc
transp. and shopping. sP 2-5934
FALLS CHURCH. double rms,
men only: . blocks busline: rea.
Sonable, TW. a-1S31
Evening star., 1961-07-16
HALJEAN KENNELS

Provides loving care IN coy coun-
try quarters for your dog or cat;
free pickup. CIR. 3-4621.
ITALIAN GREYHOUND PUPS, wee
graceful, charming, very intelli-
sent: blues, fawns. CIR. 3-462l.
KITTEN, sweet little FEM; black
and white. part rers.: needs good
home. WA. 4-a631.
KITTEN. male. very attractive
Evening star., 1961-07-16

POMERANIAN, limo. -old regis
tered male. Reasonable. Call CL.
6-a330 after 8 or all day Sun.
REG. Labrador Retriever puppies of
May l for sale. PLEASANT VAL
LEY KENNEL; 500 ca; wkdys.,
Elk. 3-ll33. Miss Stamper.
ScoTTMIEs,v ". v,AS6s eh9ies PgggBBisNs' Axe.
welt st.. Arl.. Va. JE. 2.3432.
Evening star., 1961-07-16

BITTEN, male, very attractive.
Free to good home. RE. 5-379S
J. IT en-. male (housebroken). FREE
- rood home: owner leaving coun-
- JU. S-SS64
Evening star., 1961-07-16
POULTRY AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
APPALoosA STALLION. rer mr.

APPALooSA STALLION, reg: pro-
duces Appaloosa colts out of solid
color mares. Appaloosa peldinp
BY the above stud; loud colored,
yrs. old. broke. Dial 3Ol-
Circle 2-4321 or Windsor 4-2979
BABY PONIES C6). weaned; beaut,
Excel stock; S75 or best offer.
103-Fnpire S-357G.
BEEF COW and calves, white face,
and 10 excel. yearling heifers'
103-Empire S-35T2.
CHESTNUT GELDING jumper. show
horse. has ribbons, gentle dispo-
sition. but spirited; $3.50 or trade
ior small car toy poodle, etc. so.
CHESTNUT MARE, 14.2 Western
sFps5Al A9s5ls3. GYI 3..s4ss iseal child horse
ENGLISH SADDLE. very good
cond.; s35. walker 4-94S6.
FOUR GOOD RIDING HORSES for
sale. LY. H-2939. Nokesville. Va.
FRESH MILK COW and calf. pure
make offer. 7O3-Empire S-3572.
HORSES BOARDED. box stalls,
$500 Riggs rd., Adelphi, Md, HE.
4-1199.
HORSE. PONY auction sale, Fri.
duly 81, 7:30 pm. The usual run
tf top ponies and horses will be
shown at this sale. Expect close
to so head of stock to be con-
signed. Plan to be here early and
locl' them over. Hilltop Farm.
Dele Run, Fisher Rd. Temple
Hills, Md. CHI. S-S022.
HORSES BOARDED AND STUD
SERVICE-Excel. hunter type thor
stallion. by Mr.. Bones; also horses
for sale. GORDON KEYS, Olney,
Md, WA. 4-4029 or WA. 4-9275.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

Axe LABRADORs, 10 wks.. shots,
champion ancestry. Superior as
ehildren's companion. 10. 4-6522.
BAssET HOUND PUPPIES, male.
excel. pedigree, tri-color: perma-
nent shnts. Sr5 lie 4-7722
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
Pageant Slated
For Tuesday At
Elementary School

KEYSVILLE, Dec. IA : A
Christmas p a G e n t featuring
every student in the school will
be presented at the Keysvilie
Elementary School auditorium
Tuesday, December 10. prior to
the closing of school at 100 in
the afternoon.
This program is under the d.
rection Of Grade 7B but all pu-
pills will participate in the must
cal portions of the program.
Mrs. Jean B. Owen, music
teacher, is the faculty sponsor.
In addition to the vocal num-
bers, selections will be played
by a brass choir, euphonium,
violins, song flutes, the auto
harp, rhythm bands and organs.
The pageant is divided into
the following scenes: the An
nunciation, the Road to Bethle-
hem, The Manager, the Angles
and Shepherds, erod's Court, and
the Alteration.
The Rev. Malcolm L. Yaple,
pastor of the Keysville Metho-
dist Church, will be narrator for
the pageant. The public is cordi-
ally invited to attend. Thre will
be no admission charge.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
Decoration
Contest Rules
Are Announced

AMELIA, Dec. 14-Rules for
the Christmas door decoration
contest sponsored by the Amelia
Ruritan Club have been releas-
ed by the committee chairman
John F.. DICKENS.
!. The arrangement must be
suitable to the size of the door.
2. Must be stable.
3. Must be able for all parts
to be seen from street or road.
4. No conservation material
may be used. such as holly. run
ming cedar, bitter sweet. etc.
5. All entries must be called in
or written in by Dec. %, to the
chairman or other members OF
the committee who are Garland
T. Morris and Richard M. Banks
dale.
s. Judging will start at 6 pm.
on December %.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
Veterans Questions Are Answered

is not long enough to meet the
requirement for such pension.
Q-Can wives and children Of
veterans be treated in VA hospi-
tails?
A-Not unless they are also
veterans in their own right. How
ever, VA hospitals may furnish
emergency treatment to anyone,
to save a life, but payment must
be made to cover the cost of
the care.
Q-When will training under
the CT Bill end for Korea veter-
ans?
A-No education or training
under the Korea CT Bill will be
furnished beyond eight years
a1ter a veterans discharge or
release from active service or
the end of his basic service
period, whichever is earlier In
no event will education and train
ing be furnished after January
81, 1865.
Q-Do eligible Incompetent We
terans personally receive checks
from the VA?
n-No' tne VA Guardianship
q WE administers the financial
a-.als VI ehglole incompetent
dependents.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
Schedule OF Programs Is Told

MATTOAX, Dec. IA Mrs.
Ral~h Saunders spent the week
end with Mrs. William Stickley
at Reliance.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Dodson
were que: IS for lunch on sunday
of Mrs, Mildred Wilmington
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Saunders
and Mrs. R. F. Saunders attend
ed the funeral of Mrs, Cicero
Moser, in Randleman ~ c.. on
Friday, returning home on Sat
urday.
The churches of the community
are planning their Christmas
Programs. Mattoax Presbyterian
Church will present program
on Saturday December 23, at
3 pm, and Piedmont Baptist
will have its program on Friday
night December %. The Pied
mont WINS will have Christ
mas Party, on Friday night,
December Is for its members,
and prospective members in the
church basement.
The Mattoax Home Dem
onstration Club is also planning
a Christmas party.
The men Of the Community
are busy deer hunting, and
they have bagged several.
Inc women OF Mattoax Pres
byterian Church had their reeu-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
...OakForest

Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Ashburn.
Miss Joyce Ashburn and Mrs.
Charles Couch and daughter Peg
gy Ann. were supper guests last
Sunday of Rev. and Mrs. Robert
Woodson and family of Nellys-
ford.
Miss Frances Pipjunge and
Mrs. Henry Brown were recent
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Smith and Miss Faye Pipjunge
Of Baltimore Md.
Recent guests of Mrs. E. B.
Anderson and Wayne Anderson
were Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Mittener and son David and j.
W. Collins Of Hanover and E. j..
jenkins, Of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lesley Meador of
Richmond, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
W. S. Anderson recently.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
H0memakers
Set Holiday Course

AMELIA. Dec. 1.-THE Amelia
High School Future Homemak-
ers of American group have
made plans for the time between
now ard when school closes for
Christmas holidays on Deem
Der 20.
Page Thompson and Nancy
Lee Hall, together with two 9TH
er girls not as yet named,
will give a demonstration on
Christmas decorations at Black
stone High school on December
IA.
On December 10, the group will
give a tea for the high school
teachers in the Home Economics
building right after school closes
for the day. The executive coun-
Gil of FILA will be hostesses for
the tea. They are Kitty Whitaker,
Page Thompson, Rosa Register,
Joan BARLEY, Barbara Emer-
son, Nancy Paulette, and Imo-
gene Mann.
The special education class at
Amelia schools will be entertain
ed BY the FILA girls on Friday,
December Is in the Home Eco
nomics building. Mrs. Carolyn
v. Brandt is in charge of the
class. The girls will serve re-
freshments, sing carols and have
gifts for the children.
The Home Economics building
will be open for Inspection on
December Is. following the
P-TA meeting in the War Mem
orial Building.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
Rice HOmemakers
Club Meets For
Christmas Party

RICE. Dec. 14-Mrs. Elva
woodward and Mrs. Ruth Shep-
pard were hostesses for the Rice
Homemakers Club Christmas
party last Wednesday evening
December 6. There were q prs.
ent including members and Wis
itors. All enjoyed the Christmas
program and exchanged Of
gifts.
Capt. and Mrs. Paul Hilty and
Jeffrey of West Point, N. Y.
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. P. E. Trear. Mr.. and Mrs.
DreWry Gates and Donnie were
dinner guests of the Treas Sat-
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Baldwin
spent several days last week
with her mother Mrs. Alverta
Scruggs at Hurt.
Mrs. Charles A. Weaver and
sons spent last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Tench Phillips and
Mrs. A. w. Weaver in Norfolk.
Mr.. Weaver joined them for the
week end and they returned
home Sunday.
Walter Ogburn Of Miami
Beach. Fla. was over night
guest of his sister Mrs. E. T.
Bondurant and Mn. Bondurant
last Tuesday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
HDclubs
Of District
Ten Make Plans

BUCKINGHAM, Dec. 14-The
fall planning meeting of District
ten home demonstration clubs
was held last Tuesday in Char
lottesville. The District presi-
dent, Miss Mary Alice Ankers of
Fork Union, presided.
Plans for the annual spring
meeting which is to be held at
the Buckingham Central High
School on April "a were made.
Other items considered were
the theme for the spring meet
ing publicity and scrapbook work
ard slides depicting program
of work project. The annual re-
ports by the county chairman
were given.
After the two hour session a
tour was held of the Morton
Frozen food plant at Crozet.
Mrs. Ted Dalton, of louisa,
was appointed by Mrs. Ankers
as chairman of the nominating
committee to propose a slate of
officers for 1928.
Others serving with her are
Mrs. Agnes Powell and Mrs.
Sam Funkhouser.
District ten comprises the
counties of Alberlnanle. Bucking-
ham. Cumberland, Fluvanna.
Greene Goochland. Louisa and
Orange.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-15
Gifts Collected
For The Needy

BURKEVILLE. Dec. 14-Mrs.
j. B. RaWls entertained the
WSCS of the Methodist Church
at her home on Friday evening
with Christmas party. Each
member brought gifts for a
needy family for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Bradshaw
and family spent the week end
in Arlington with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Goodwin and family.
Miss Judy Owen. of Colonial
Heights. spent the week end with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. C.
Owen.
Mrs. j. D. Bradshaw was hos
tess to the Burkeville Book Club
at her home, on Thursday after
noon.
The Eva Saunders Circle of
the Baptist Church will meet on
Tuesday evening Dec. 10. for
their regular meeting and a
Christmas Party in the home
of Mrs. Winston Yeats.
Mrs. R. j. Puryear left this
week to spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Helen Mac
Namara and her family of Rich
mond.
Mrs. H. G.. jenkins. Mrs.
Granville Craddock and Mrs
John Craddock spent several
days in Roanoke with Mr.. and
Mrs. Teny jenkins.
Mrs. Bernard Farrar was hos
tess to the Elizabeth Hale Circle
of the Baptist Church, at her
home on Harris Spring road on
Tuesday morning at $50.
Susan Boswell was the week
end guests of Nancy Pflrman Of
CreWe.