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Evening star., 1961-10-22

SBABROOK AREA-Custom built
Split-level with 3 double size bed.
rms, ga baths. sep. din. rm. and
Paneled family rm.. screened porch
Near Space Agency. S26,g5O
HUGH 7. PECK, REALTOR, HE
Evening star., 1961-10-22
CHEVERLY
VeteranE M down

veterans no down payment
on this 3-bedrm. masonry
rambler on real quiet street.
Only Sl4 800. Payments like
rent. Large level shaded lot,
alley at rear. Din. rm., fire.
pl. In liv. rm., screened
porch. big bSmt. Price in
Cludes many extras
Evening star., 1961-10-22
HICKS REALTY co.
XII. 8-3l11 OF. 4-604(
ALEXANDRIA SUBURB

NEAR HISTORIC MT. VERNON
A BEAUTIFUL SCENIC
DRIVE TO THE PROP
Evening star., 1961-10-22
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BRANDYWINE-l3 acres and neat
2-bedrm. home, asking S24.950.
STATE REALTY CO. Rte. 3Sl,
Evening star., 1961-10-22
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

LANHAM-Ultramodern 3-bedroon
rambler: unique Cathedral ceilings
throughout: air cond., wall-to-wal
carpet: unusually high ceilings;
bSmt., carport; wooded lot. FHl
or GI no down payment financing
BYRD REALLY CO. WA. 7-24O0
LEWISDALE-NeVly decorated Cap
Cod brick with 2 bedrms., anC
expandible upstairs Near school
VACANT = MINED. POSSES.
SION. $500 dn. Sl5,50O. HUGE
7. PECK. HE. 4-l7O0.
MARROW HEIGHTS
All-brick Colonial: CT approved st
Sl6,50O. No down payment. Z
bedrms.. Ia baths, sep. din. rm.
large kit, full bSmt., porch, conV
to everything. Move in with settle.
ment cost only. Call Mrs. Great
RE. 5-3490.
BERENS SALES RE. 6-54OC
Evening star., 1961-10-22

And Son. Inc. Realty Brokers
sos N. Washington St.. Alex. VI
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5II2 WHITFIELD CHAPEL RD.
OPEN l TO 5
$1,000 DOWN

Nice frame home with living rm.,
lge. kitchen, l bedrm. and bath.
$500.
A 3 bedrm. and bath home on
acres; S12,500.
3 bedrooms and bath; 80 acres;
$4,000.
Rambler under construction: $4,000.
ONLEST REALTY RE. 6-5393
Evening star., 1961-10-22
LANHAM

Spacious 3-bedrm. rambler. lge. iiv
rm. with woodburning firepl., sep
arate din. rm., equipped kit,
plenty Of closets and storage
area. full walk-out bSmt., beauti-
full wooded lot. Conveniently 10
Gated near schools and shopping.
$3.50 dn., S97 per mo. pays all.
Evening star., 1961-10-22

EVANSVILLE - 6-rm. BUNGALOW
Tedec. throughout; excel. loo: elost
70 bus. stores. etc. 4O09 Kennedy
St Onen; easy terms. OWNER
ELIZABETH YANCEY, WA. z.
6o4S. or WA. 7-ll74.
POssEssION-RENT
AL WITH OPTION TO BUY. New
ramblers with separate din. rms.
3 large twin-siZe bedrms. ultra
modern kitchens with table space,
titled baths, full light bsmts.. lge.
landseaped lots: near schools and
trsnsp. in nearby Woodlawn Is
tates; $50 per mo. Call I'll Q
ROBERT 8. DAVIS a CO, NC.
Evening star., 1961-10-22
COLLEGE PARK

3-Bedrm. rambler. level fenced lot,
divided bathroom, rec. type bsmt.,
completely redecorated inside and
out. 2 blks. to elem. schools,
shopping, transp. Asking only
Sl4,95O, GI, FLA or conventional
terms.
Evening star., 1961-10-22

Is the word to describe this fabu-
lous contemporary brick rambler.
From its cathedral ceiling to the
firepl. with intricate wood design
and raised stone hearth, IL is
unique in every respect. 3 bedrms.
with walk-in closets, 2 full tiled
baths. separate din. rm. and mod
ern kit. entrance foyer paneled
in mahogany. carport, dividing
glass doors. covered patio. full
bsmt. and intercom. system add to
its splendor. Your space agency
research center. S26.95O.
Evening star., 1961-10-22
MrrCHEIIV1IE

M INILN1LlAI ' ALlLIb
Today's best rambler buy. Custom
built, 3 bedrm., 2h bath ram
bier on N acres. lge. liv. rm
with Italian marble firepl., lux1r,
ious wall-to-wall earpeting. for.
NAL din. rm., extra lge. kit. with
double wall oven, dishwAsher, dis.
posal, double stainless steel sink
table top range with hood ex.
hauSt. walk-tn closets, Dashboard
INV. heat: stereo, intercom phone
Jacks in every rm. Rec. type bsmt
with firepl., handicapped lot with
large patio. A truly elegant home
that must be seen. Only asking
S3l 800. For appt. call
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
4 !
Evening star., 1961-10-22
VoopIAwN - Brick and stone

TSUPtAMN tSyer ehtSancs rambler SIT VITA T spa spa.
cious bedrms. and optional 3rd
bedrm. or family room. Large liv.
room with center fireplace. Holly
wood bath. big table space kit.
Deep level lot with patio and off
street parking. Assume $4,000
loan with $3.50 down.
Evening star., 1961-10-22
ATTENTION, NAsA - Below 1

ATTENTION. NAsA - Below sp-
praisal. Seabrook Acres. Just min
utes to Space Agency and blocks
TO school and shopping. AL brick
rambler with caTport, 3 bedTms.,
full bath in master, all elec. kit.
l4-it. screened porch. beautiful
S0X13O-ft level lot. Lots Of other
extras. Only S2l,95O. OF or FHA
terms. Trades considered.
Evening star., 1961-10-22
The Perry Boswell Co.
Realtors WA. 7-45o0

NR; GIANT AND sAFEWAY
WAREHOUSES; = 3-bedrm. ram
FHA or VA financing. Or. II1si t5no
down. and assume present rioTt.
gage. SPARKS AGENCY, Realtors.
LA. 6-2992. Market 7-2lSs.
Mr.. MARYLAND UNIV-Red1ced
drsstieally; must sell this week
end; 3 bedrms. Cape Cod: 2-csr
garage; big study rm.; perfect
home, for college professor: love-
~ shaded lot: pirce Sl7.95O.
JOHN H. HUGHES CO. WA. 7-0560
NEAR NASA. Durvall High School
and elementary school: Glendsie
Heights. Dubarry st, first block
OIL Glendale Td.-3-bedrms., ia
paths, separate din. Tm.. large all
electric kitchen. lge. liv. rm, with
fireplace. full basement: lot lO0x
1905 price Sl7,500 with subStan-
tlal On. pymt. Phone 277-SOg7.
NORTH POTOMAC VISTA, Oxor
Hll Md.-Sprawling modern De.
Sign for 1861 informal living
Nothing 70 do 70 these finished
bSmts. but enjoy them. "a custom.
destined baths with every quality
feature. Luxury-size bedrooms
plenty OF room for television,
chaises and extra chest. gorgeous
DIN. rm., making every family meal
something special. Imagine q fire
place IN an eXtrA-larEe rec, m.
step-saver kitchen without the
crowded feeling. See these homes
sunday from noon til dark. DIR.
Out Indian Head hwy, right on
CHon Hill I'd. 10 Panorama dr.
follow open signs 10 sample house
For full details call OGLESBY a
RICE co" 10. 7-524O or CH.
Evening star., 1961-10-22
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

PALAMER PARK-2-Story, 3-bed-
rm. semi-detaehed, lge. fenced
yard. auto. gas heat. Just take
over monthly payment of Sp4.73
BY paying Sl95 including settle
ment charges. DE. 2-245S VIII g.
Evening star., 1961-10-22
oUT-oF-TowN OWNER SAYS :

Sell this 3-bedrm. masonry ram
bier, vacant for quick possession
Loads Of storage space in floor 10
ceiling closets, fun bsmt and
fenced yard. FLA terms or as
sumo loan.
Evening star., 1961-10-22
1-6 PM.
CHEsTERBRooK WOODS

We now have available 3 new
ramblers, in this most-sought-
after community: 4 and 8 bed
room m d Is, all with rec.
room, 3 baths. large living
room. dining room, completely
equipped kitchen with eating
space and garage: located on
large, well-landseaped lots; the
finest schools in Northern Vir-
ginia are nearby. and you can
commute to the city with ease;
priced at S42,500 with flexible
terms.
DIRECTIONS: North on Glebe
I'd. left on Chesterbrook rd.,
right on Forest lane, left on
Oakdale, right on Crestwood
and left on Balsam; continue
to No. 1903 and open" sign.
ROUTH
REAL ESTATE
836-62OO As
Evening star., 1961-10-22

NO SETTLEMENT COSTS, no dn
payment. oT-Brand-new. 4-bed.
rm; "a bath home. Lee. liV. rm.
floor plan, huge modern kit,. eaI
h.-w. Dashboard heat: walking diS-
tanee 70 schools. shopping and
tranSp.; SIS. 100. CT or FHA. CAL
il q ;g R;r1. Wa; 7-ss0o. ROBERT
Evening star., 1961-10-22
HILLSIDE
0Tg OEn NuWu nnT~up

SlossoU-NEW BRICK
1406 49th AVE.
2.bedrm. rambler, all lge. rooms.
fuu bsmt. wL2nd bath roughed in .
may consider trade.
John L. Shelton, Rltr., 10. $4,000
HOME AND 5 AcRES-A beautiful
o-rm. home featuring sep. din. rm.
ideal for truck garden; only S3O,- :
600.
Acre Of ground-4.bedrms. Cape
Cod. Full finished bsmt.. sep. din.
rm., family rm. Sch. bus at door.
Just reduced S22.500, terms.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO.
UN. 4-l5l5 UN. 4-7l71
Evening star., 1961-10-22
MONROE

SO. $1,000 REALTORS
ALEX. AREA-No money down CT
for this 2-bedToom brick home in
excellent residential area, features
spacious living room, equipped
kitchen. dining room, ~ baths,
full basement and fenced yard.
Pull price only Sl2,95O.
Call Now TE. GALS
WELLINGTON REALTY
Evening star., 1961-10-22

Observation-Disclosures 4hss loan
with moderate cash. Immediate
possession. An all-brick town house
with 3 bedrmS., breakfast room,
large liv. room, bsmt. rec. room,
large patio, storm windows and
doors, fenced yard. Nr. Plaza and
other conveniences.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INC. AP. 7-7774
Evening star., 1961-10-22

LANDOVER AREA-Attractive all
brick rancher on a countryside
fenced lot. Extra large kit, new
furnace, alum. awnings, storm
windows. VA approved at S11,700
no down payment APPROX. S79
month.
Evening star., 1961-10-22
ALEXANDRIA
Taylor Run PkWy,

Immaculate brick split level,
in prestige area, only minutes
from the heart of town. It
features 4 bedrooms, large liv-
ing room, dining room,
equipped kitchen with eating
space, rec. room, 2l2 baths,
carport and patio: close to
shopping and superior public
and parochial schools: immedi-
ately available; Just reduced to
an unb lieva lie price Of
S29.050 with flexible terms incl.
assumption of 5l7fo loan.
DIRECTIONS: South on Quaker
lane to left at Janneys lane. to
right at East Taylor Run park
Evening star., 1961-10-22

EON-VETS-S2O5 down includes
settlement. No red tape and i'm
mediate possession. 4-bedroom
bungalow, q large kit, paneled
fence. M. schools, express bus
and shopping.
Evening star., 1961-10-22

COLLEGE PARK AREA-3-bedrm
Cape Cod. real clean. 3 bedrms,
Eoos os 9t onS srs1 sHeI9sea e.sg pOFS9 "a
or FLA terms. Trades invited.
Evening star., 1961-10-22
cHEvERLYs finest street address

VETS NO DOwN-Lov payments.
Eewu decorated 2-bedrm. homt
with separate G1n. room. fun
bSmt., storm windows. destgneo
country club area. VA approved,
only S10,750.
Evening star., 1961-10-22

PALMER PARK - Semidet. ram
bier, assume GI loan. payments
only SS5 mo-; no red tape: owner
being transferred. 3 bedrms., front
patio; scrd. back porch, lge. fenced
I'd. SP. 3-lOO4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-28
HORSES

sounds easy, but you've got
to white-WaSh inside and out.
We didn't let any of the
Mounted Generals (25) ride
until they had done their
share. And did the lye eat
our hands.
Making UP the prize list
to mail out and picking out
the trophies is hectic, too
says Nancy.
Then the ribbons failed to
show up in the mail. The day
before the show, the Wash
ington-Lee High girls had to
make the rounds of all the
post offices in Arlington.
Finally locating them in
Rosslyn, they talked the Gov
eminent men into keeping
the post office open until
they could get there.
Goshen Hunt Club junior
members had last minute
problems, also.
They had to run in a new
Judge just before deadline.
Then on the day of the show.
Marianne Hopkins, club Sec
rotary, had to dash down.
town to her fathers office
and start a big search. The
forgotten object-a walkie-
talkie for the judges table.
Marianne got back to Olney
just in time to jump on her
horse and enter the next
class.
Since the Goshen Hunt
Junior Show is a regular
member of the Association
of Maryland Horse Shows,
Inc, the show had to be
done according to a big fat
rule book. A veterinarian,
blacksmith and show steward
have to be in attendance and
the show program approved.
I'VE had little writing
parties" said Marianne. a
Stone Ridge School junior,
Kodiak mirror., 1961-05-05
ALL ABOUT BABIES.
4 Public Service of fhe National Baby Care Council

of discipline and warmth of affec- ton, which is not consistent with harsh, oversevere practice such as whipping.
 ''On neither of these is a mid point best. Instead, the ideal in- wolves going rather far toward one extreme in firmness or consistency and very far toward another ex- treme in warmth of affection"
 Dr. Lippitt explains that among the things that have been learned from discipline studies of children is that conscience building" is as- sociated with firmness "only when there is consistency and not when it is accompanied by severe punish. ment."
 "If anything" says pr. Lippitt, "boys who undergo severe punish ment in their homes are on the average less conscientious than those who do not. Perhaps, this is because severe punishment creates a psychological gulf between the parent and the child. The parents approval may no longer be so greatly desired. Feeling rejected,
Kodiak mirror., 1961-05-05

the child may in turn reject the parent, and rejoice in thwarting or circumventing the parents will.
 "Once firmness is purged of over severity, however, there is appar- ently conscience building value in the child's knowing just how far he can go. When the limits are clear, the child has a tendency to put out of his mind those things which he is sure will lead to trou- ble with the parent"
 To put is briefly, according to Dr. Lippitt, when it comes to disci- pline, the best results are accom- plished not by one word, "modera- tion," but by two words, "firmness and warmth
Kodiak mirror., 1961-05-05
How To
 Discipline Baby
By William Kitay

By William Kitay
 Member, National Association of
 Science Writers {; Editor,
 All About Babies
 In rearing your baby, which shall 1t be when it comes to discipline old fashioned firmness or new fash toned permissiveness?
 Many parents take a middle posi- ton in this continuing controversy. They favor a little of each. To put it into one simple word, they be- heve in moderation.
 Dr. Ronald Lippitt of the Uni versity of Michigan Research Gen. ter for Group Dynamics, in a state ment to this column, says numer- ous studies over the past 25 years show that moderation is not the answer. The studies show that mod. eration will not bring about the best result.
 Instead, Dr. Lippitt says, parents should combine warmth of affec- tion with firm, consistent disci- pline in rearing their children.
 Tn character building" says Dr. Lippitt, "it is necessary to dis tinguish at least two dimensions. These are firmness or consistency
Kodiak mirror., 1961-05-05
NEWS &s VIEWS
 from Your Cooperative Extension Service

Spring and gardening are just around the corner. Gardeners Cheechakos and Old Timers alike will be making plans. While planning, remember the help you can get from the Co operative Extension Service. We have many bulletins that can help you and we shall be glad to visit with you and discuss any problems on this subject.
 If you want bulletins on gard ening visit our office or the Ex- tension bulletin rack which we have placed in most of the Post Offices. If nothing else, just write to us for information.
 If you are having difficulty in deciding what fertilizer to use or how much fertilizer, we can help you. Or if you are not sure how many pounds of grass or clover to seed or what variety to use, we can help you.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-05-05

It was like the real thing when a cannon salute went off during cer- emonies in Gettysburg, Pennsyl- vania, re-enacting the day the town sent its first troops off to the civil war. The blast blew out IA windows in the railroad station.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-05-05
EPIsCOPALIANS TO MEET

The Rev. Tom Cleveland will conduct Episcopal Church services, Sunday, May T, at ' p. m. in the basement of the Russian Church.
 Refreshments will be served fol lowing the services.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-05-05

CHURCH OF CHRIST
 Sunday School 1000 A. N. Worship Service 10:45 A. M. Meeting Each Sunday Morning In The old City Hall Bldg. For Information Call 486-2478
Kodiak mirror., 1961-05-05
KODIAK DIRECTORY

BARTENDERS LOCAL 875 A.F.L. Meets on 2nd Sunday of every month, F noon at Fishermen's
 Hall.
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-14
NO SE@EGATIONIST
WILL BE IN CORPS

WASHINGTON--Peace Corps
Director R. Sargent Shriver said
if a segregationist was found in
a youth brigade sent to Ghana
he would be yanked out of there
before he said two or three SEN
tences."
Shriver, President Kennedy's
brother-in-law, said. Peace
Corps volunteers we're screened
carefully to weed out ''particu-
larly rabid propagandists" for
any cause.
He rejected suggestion that
the Peace Corps might turn out
to be a failure that would damage
u. S. prestige.
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-14
NEGRO NAMED TO
q. c. POST BY JFK

WASHINGTON - President
Kennedy yesterday selected John
B. Duncan, 81, Negro veteran
of government service, to be a
member of the District of Colum-
bia Board of Commissioners.
The White House announced a
formal nomination will be sent
to the Senate later.
The three-member board ad-
ministers municipal affairs here.
More than half the population of
Washington is Negro. There have
been persistent demands from
Negro leaders for a member of
their race to get a place on the
board.
Earlier, Kennedy nominated
Frank D. Reeves,a Washington
Negro attorney, for the $lo, 600
a-year job. Later Reeves name
was withdrawn by the president.
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-14
GENE BAKER IS
FIRST NEGRO
CLUB MANAGER

Gene Baker, SO former Chicago
Cub and Los Angeles Angel ball
player, became the first Negro
to be named to a managerial po-
sition in the major leagues.
Baker was released from the.
active list of the Pittsburgh Pi-
rates. He served with the team
since May 1857, but had been in
active for nearly two years be-
cause of a knee injury.
General Manager Joe L. Brown
announced that Baker will manage
the Pirates farm team club at Ba-
tavia, New York, a member of
Class D, NY. Pa. League.
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-14

FIRST INSTITUTIONAL BAPTIST CHURCH. lA E. Jefferson
Rev. A. G. Kendrick pastor.
he baby contest sponsored by the Deacon Sunday
July 80 with Baby entrants parents spon-
sors include Diane Knox, Mr. Mrs. Knox 1908 E.
W. c. Smith, Jr sponsor: Bell Mr. and Mrs william Bell
loUo S II Drive. H. G. Radord, Sabrna NASH
MRS David Nash 259 W. Monroe James Davis sponsor: Melody
Patrick Mr. and Mrs. Art Patrick 4O2 Coronado LYDIA
sponsor. -
Missionary Society reported
q total $5OOwas giento the building through efforts
OF this Woodworking women's group.
cers VINO marshaled the banquet Mesdames
ham, president Alice Gray general chairman Marzelar Alien CO..
chairman, and Lucille Foster. secretary.
Mrs. Georgia Harrison
be missed in the senior choir badge chairman of
the annual mems day held in 1861 She the same
capacity at the annual wornens day program 1860.
James l.. Davis. reporter
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-14
BITS OF THIS
AND THAT

Nina Simone, pianist and singer
has been hospitalized in Phila-
delphia. She was stricken with
non-paralytic polio. An early
recovery is predicted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sammie Davis,
Jr., posed with their baby girl
for her first photograph after
birth. She was named Tracey
Hilliv.
Ossie Davis, actor who re-
placed Sidney Potter in the male
lead of IA Raisin in the Sun" has
written play which will be pro-
written play which will be pro-
duced next fall.
Rupert Branker, pianist for
The Platters singing group was
brutally beaten and slain in Los
Angeles, California.
Harry Belafonte and Miriam
Makeba, African singer are ap-
pearing at the Greek Amphi-
theatre in Los Angeles.
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-14
WANT AID
H E L P

$l438.O0 Repossessed Group at
5000. Television, piano, dish
washer, refr., washer, range,
dinette, silver mink bedroom out
fit, twin bed set, large IA pc. liv-
ing room group w/bed divan
and club chair. Bal. due $5o7. .O0.
$1,000 down, $3.50 per week.
SOUTH PHOENIX FURNITURE
4lOl So.Central BR 6-4lW
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-14
WHY NOT TRY RADIO
PROGRAMS S-MAYBE

''The Sylvania Television
Awards, among the most priced
of all those bestowed, are being
discontinued because the spon-
sors feel that incentive for pro-
gram Improvement is no longer
needed. ""--Advertising Age
Evening star., 1961-12-31
Margaret Mead
Speaks Friday

DR.. Margaret Mead, noted
anthropologist, will address
members of the Institute of
Contemporary Arts at 8:45 pm.
Friday in the auditorium of the
NEA Building, 1901 Sixteenth
street NV.
DR.. Mead, a leading scholar
of primitive cultures, will dis
cuss "Anthropology and the
New Culture"
The public can purchase
tickets at the Talbert Ticket
Agency in the Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1961-12-31
Rusk Brings
Hopeful View
To Historians
BY DAN GOTTLIEB
Star Staff Writer

The largest gathering of his
torians ever to meet in the Ma
tion's Capital left yesterday
and today with hopeful words
about Americas future, from
Secretary of State RuSk ring
ing in their ears.
In an address to one Of the
final sessions of the 10th Amer
Portiol Text Of Professor Somuel Floes
Bemis' speech. Pose C-3
Evening star., 1961-12-31

Starting Tuesday 93O o bring you hundreds Of timely
offerings refresh and enrich your hoe Included in this
dramatic savings heiroomquoy furniture, floor
coverings curtains doperies lamps pictures mirrors fine china
and glassware and linen items for table, Kitchen bedroom and
both All newly purchased foshionmpoon and exceptional
for top quality at sale prices.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-07-28

CULLEN RID, July 2 2 The
long-tailed animal is roaming the
woods and fields here again max
ing the woods ring with its cries
at shutdown and later on in the
night. This writer heard it one
night. 1t sounded Just like child
crying its heart out.
Folks on Wards Fork Mill road
are really pleased and excited
over having telephone service
after a long delay. 1t makes us
country folks feel closer to our
neighbors and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manly Cannon
and children. of boswell. Mrs.
Emanuel Scruggs and little
daughter, Clara Mae. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ned Roach. of HOpeWell.
Mrs. Iva Scruggs. Mrs. James
Elder. of Charlotte c. H.. were
recent visitors of Mrs. Myrtle
Scruggs and son.
Mrs. Dave Allen, of the Con-
cord neighborhood, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. L. Young, of Bethlehem, Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Cooter and
Mrs. Bill Elder were recent visi-
tors of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Scruggs.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Garrison
and Mrs. Berta Garrison, of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-07-28
Long, Tailed Animal
ROams The Cullen Woods

Lynchburg, packed a picnic bas-
ket and drove down to the home
of Mrs. Grace Garrison and
spent Saturday. Hugh was born
and reared on Cullen RID. His
many friends are always glad to
have a visit from him and his
| family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Foster. of
Phenix, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Junior Scruggs and children. Sun
day.
Blackberries are plentiful this
year. There's lots of scratched
and berry stained hands to teS-
tify to this and shelves full Of
jellies and jams to be enjoyed
during long winter months. We
will soon forget the scratches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meller, of Irwin,
Tenn, spent several days in the
home Of her brother and sister
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Cooter. Cooter hasn't been feel
ing quite as well these past few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mann
and small daughter, of Emp0ria,
spent the week end in the home
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Mann in Cullen and Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Frank Metcalf.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-07-28
First Stockholders Meeting Since
Merger Held At POwhatan Bank

POWHATAN, July PA large
crowd attended the stockholders
meeting of the Bank of PoWha-
tan, the first since the merger
with the Cumberland County
Bank. Earnings for the past year
were very satisfactory. In fact.
the report by President Parker
showed It to have been the best
in the history of the bank.
At the directors meeting fol-
lowing the stockholders meeting
officers were elected: w. R.
Parker. president; James A.
Hill and M. E. Blanton, vice
presidents: Max B. Harlan, Jr.,
vice president and manager Cum
berland County Branch: James
A. Tribble, executive vice presi-
dent; George X. Wright. cashier;
j. P. Fuller and Lois w. Meyer,
assistant cashiers; Sue VasSar,
assistant cashier and assistant
manager Cumberland county Of
flee.
Richmond Stockholders were
well represented and after the
m ee tt n g refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Green and
Harriet visited Miss Kinsey Bass
Green in Manassas over the
week end.