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RANDOLPH HILLS
l7n7 RED FOX RI

LARGE SWIMMING POOL FILTRATION PLANT, fun bsmt IN
m. Only $21 500. 10. 5000:
DIR out vers MIL rd left on Randolph rd left on Rock:
nghorse left Ashley right on RED FOX I'd 70 PECAp
sign.
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OPEN j I'm DARK
MOCK CREEK PALISADES
nm klE9,NeIN0ToN

0GAdND~NnW MODEL&
NOW AVAILABLE
INV FRONTIER FINANCING
SO-xR. CONVENTIONAL LOANa
NO MONEY DOWN
Bi:leyels. split.leysls and Colonial,
starting at SO, 500. 8, & bed.
I'm. homes with 2h hafhs ~
rm. on Ice. wooded lots. Dir: oni
S,enn. ave. ext. to Lexington DR.,
!eIt ~ tired PRIME sign), left "a
Denfield and right on Dewey ana
fight on 0pruell Or. 10 mo1si
nome on SpHuell dr., BYRD road
e9g simms az; or cut Viars mi
port NH I'd. TO Denfieid and Fieht
o lre1 Pryms signl, fiSht on
C ~ e Dewey dr., then right
e Dg5uen az. e model home on
sprnen DR.. Byrd Td. and simmi
iyELYN q. KArzAN A co.
kEALTOR LO' 6-S017
ROCKVILLE, Viers Miii I'd 6e6-
icons, full basement, for sale 81
S cSil 81. a sas; 900 liberal terms
RS0.CIKIyILLE -a-yr.-old. SIs.500.
sep. din. rm.. lge. kit, 3 twin
AZ assume high 4Isss loan: $50 mo-,
LAST TIME TO TRADE"
IRA0E1 REALTORS 10. $500
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Shannon & Luchs

RAaitors since 1908 10. B-0s44
RANDOLPH HILLS-By owner. 3.
siO9 nS Srk pays sam al. ~ lc sv.i
Ssmt. v/entT.. SSatS nsni pla "; ansi
and school very close. Priced 10
sell, Sl9,h0n. WI. R.Q9on
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CHILLUM TERRACE
7O6 SHERIDAN 81

706 SHERIDAN ST.
FIRST oFFERNo-Brck rambler, BEDROOMS sep din Em2
family kit: this large home with extras. Fun
S2O,960. 4-1700.
right to PEcKs sign.
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CARROLL KNOLLS
$500 EVANS DRIVl

breathtaking wiirepl dmmer Lights bar and SINK;
$4,000 incls central air cond 10. 5-29e0,
DIR Ca past Forest Glen rd), left On Evans d.
to PECKS sign.
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IpuSrs fbi sEILmn.
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! OPEN TODAY
i TO 5 Pm.
l22O9 CONN. AVE

This modern sll-hrick rambler fea-
lures 3 bedrooms, living room with
flreplsee, full tllea bassment, large
screened porch; only S1o,5OO,
name your own terfnsI
Directions: Out Oeorgia ave. and
Viers Mn I'd, Tt6ht on Coma. ave.
Of the Telephone 1ld9.
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KENSINGTON
AIT QQn.&1a Snn

5000 DN.-nGAEED OCCUR,
M!AkYWEATHKR HOMES PRE-
SCENTS beautiful split Jewels AMI
Colonielg, featuring 3 bedrooms
Ia baths, attractive mod. kits.
large din, rms. and lsv. rooms
unique floor plan designed 10,
care; 3 left on level lots.
OPEN l2-DARK
DIR: Out Conn. eve to Kensing
efS Nh rd, fight on Drum ave
TO Blueford I'd, then left 20 ID.
ave, then right 70 open sign
OF GA out ~ &c: ave: . Psyers Mn %
above.
Joseph s. Devereux, Inc
tn 6-A0QQ
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WALKER = DUNLOP,

@AHTMRn8RURG ~ .AtfTaetiye g
bedroom rambler On large corner.
with trees and Anchor fencing;
fun basement and most attractive
EocKTTiLE-SS00 down buys this
! 3-bedroem, eorner-lot home; fire
place. ehain.link fence, trees and
ahIubbeFy; rHA approved ct
NoNT0. CO.. ESTATE Of 9 acres;
neN epstoE.b butt Brick ~ beauti-
E iousl Fg SSsv % st fses with sass'-
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POTOMAC

COLONIAL MANOR house - On
s ssS.,. Asn ira.,ov way H. :, crysssl
EARLY AMERICAN tit..' ISL III Il.
utiI. .rHa. Al this plus 4 bedrms.,
2h baths. rec. ,rFn. with ftrepl.,
located on beaut. wooded liz
acres In area Of individually de-
signed homes. Bus tranSD. to
schools. Priced IN 40s with small
cash payment. Dr.: River rd., 20
I MI, heyond Potomac Village, left
On Admiral way.
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CHARLES II. JAMESON
Kensington- Parkwood-e-rm. fran,
house: spae. liv. fm.. mod. kit.
disp, dbl. sink. dishvasher. bIrcl
eab.,. 3 hedfms.. hath. full bsmt.
paneled rec, ynn., bar, laundry
rm.. auto. washer. dryer. fuTnacs
I'm. storm wind: landseapsd Iot
chain Linked fence. baYbecue nlt:
adjacent Rock Creek Park: nj
NE; Nsys CT: newly tnt deco
$D0.34 per mo. Vacant. !
IL A.-1O-Tm house. hardwooA fIgs.,
SS Gun: NOD " 4, r - VI: an, IN "a
attic, part. bsmt,, garage, hen hse.
excel; lined 700 Il. frontage: 81
L ytonsviiis-stOneiae s Srick R S:SSS
3 bedfms.. ~ baths. i4x2O IN
I'm, fireplace. picture window
1915 kitchen, beach eshinets
etatnlees-steel sink. stove, Re.
frteerator. full basement, oi
heat, earport. House a new cen.
dillon. Excellent landscapinG. FSii.
sizS LOT: Sl7,o60: terms. $1,000
CHARLES II. JAMESON
PoolesVille, Nd.
Va. S-9223 or 301-DI. 0-3162
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= really charming brick ana "a.
wood trim rambler: large liv. room,
dining area, modern Kit. with Sable
space. bedrms., hath. fun baHak !,
recreation room: large lot, trees:
priced $1e,b0O. Assume large 49,
Iast; ylO4 per mo. pays all. ~
OFFICE OPEN TODAY. 10 'ttl q
. THOMAS L. PHILLIPS co.
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WEST OLNEY PARK

CONTEMPORARY LIVING IT'S BEST bsdrms fun baths.
features. acre lots. $4,000 up. TRADES INVITED GA.
DIR out c. ave- ext to olney 10s left mi 10
Muncaster Nil rd left to Meredith rd left to PEcKs open sign
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MEADOWOOD
1851 TWO FARM DRIVE
NEW HoAEEs--BEDRM RAMBLERs OR 5-BEDRM SPLIT
LEvES featuring scr pcrches baths ear2orts and fsmH
DIR out Colesyie I'd approx mi past White OAK Shopping
Of street and sign
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BUNGALOW
EVANSVILLE

Dent miss seeing this cozy home
near Prince de6rgels Plaza; nod
srn Kitchen. fun basement, garage,
Only $13sb00: assume 4Meb loan
with IS low Is $500 down.
Directions: Out Queens CHAPEL fd,.
turn right on Oliver st. TO number
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TRA3EB HEAIlIOzk9 10. o-370(
GI-NO So DOWN

Avn ~ 0%SV4
Oparkling 3-bedrn. Tsmb. WHovely
t.-s. kit: total payments approx.
$50 mo. S1s,B00.
KEN nRusKIN q co. 10. B-2005
GLENMONT AREA = Choice Cape
Cod; { bedfms.. 2 full baths, ex-
ira lge. nV. rm.. kitchen vItable
space. full bsmt.: many extras.
"A coAfPLETE HOME
yall-wan carpet. Grapes. treeser.
YHA appraised S1o,600.
W. J. NICHOLAS 10 $4,000
GLENMONT-Buy o. the Month;
large Cape Cod with full bsnat. and
rec. nm. ASSUME 500 TRUSTS.
Priced o. $l5,960. 10. $4,000.
! Iugh r. Peck, 112A0 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
GLEN MAR PARK
low 2Os. Red brick Colonial on
ssDaSEsss din din Em .i SoSsrn Xiii iii
Mrs. Purse. m. 2-b1e1.
W. c. d A. N. MILLER DEv. co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH %
Realtors IN. 2.4404
GREENWOOD KNOLLS-4-bedFm !.
1h.bath split level: den. carport
screen porch; fenced corner lot:
$23,b00. ~ OWNER, WIZ. D.
IfOIs
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Romer q Co., Realtors
WI. a.0Op2 or anI-WA. a.22a;

tLU1IlGL q Co, h6dILOfS
WI. e-0002 or 301-WA. 6-2233
= GARnETT PARK. COW. 70 MOST
vBBYTHNG, .3-bedrm. brick
s. &C. I'll aifs S!, De ,. lSss s a..
> nsr ii. frIss SO 1925 $50 isHaaUsdd H III +.
RACK. 1ETAEeDA. OF. e-9l70.
? GEOR0lA.PLYER6 MIL, LIST o..
= feftng; Cadillac bTk. split-ievel:
3 hedfms.. baths plus rec. I'm.
-. many extras: $50. $50.
ii Ask About Trade.in on Your Home
Z BEERS BROS. JU. S-7611 I'll
GIs NO MONEY DOWN, SIC, 096,
3-bedfm. brick rambler, fun bgmt.
lmHsFd. oeeup. scs.2s mo. WON'T
TRAoER REALToRs ~. $500
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1850 Rockvilie Pic "a. 7-4osC
OPRN n OWNER 3 10 6
= a Sisdr ms MI hstnn hvi sin,: ss q.
errine. 10 S.szsa 'i' 3D. SAss'
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GREENWOOD KNOLLS-NEW
Immediate Possession
Evening star., 1961-10-22
. SUPER GIANT discount CREDIT PI

NOW YOU NAY PURCHASE MAJOR APPLIANCES AND
TELEV1sIoN SETS BY USING YOUR SUPPER GIANT DIS
COUNT CREDIT PLAN. This flexible, sensible plan extend
ed to all major appliances: Teesion SETS console stereo
phonoerophs automatic woshers and dryers dshwoshers,
refreeroto freezes eos and electric ranges and electric
dsposers. This plan makes possible for you take od
vonoee of Super Giont savings with oeoer and
Venence thon before. Just check with Super Gon
SoIes Counselor ot the for further information charge
shopping.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-07-07
Free Competition

which made this country what it is to-
day.
1t is true, of course, that the fatter
nation gets the less industry and
drive the population seems to exhibit.
History proves that the hungry, ener-
getic race eventually takes from the
fat and self-satisfied races the riches
and wealth which have made them
self-satisfied.
Hodges fears that too many Ameri-
cans are not hustling as business men,
not trying every angle to sell their pro-
ducts, not giving customers that service
which makes for growing business, not
exhibiting that industry and single pur-
pose which will make business hum.
And just that spirit, as a nation, and
as people, can someday cost us our
very freedom in this beloved country.
For all of us must get in and work to
make the free enterprise system work.
We must build prosperity, which means
a strong country, for we are faced in
the sixties by major economic chal-
lenge. 1t will take the efforts of all of
us to help prove the American system
the better of the two - to help produce
a strong dollar and prosperous Amer
lea, and an expanding and growing
America.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-07-07
Letters to Editor

into Fartnville. I spent a great
deal of money in the area direct
ly due to my having my airplane
there. This is not intended as
criticism as was on our
town council for a number Of
years and know the difficulty
in maintaining a schedule of re-
pair and maintenance.
This did however bring to my
attention the wonderful asset
you have in your local airport
Here in the southwestern part
of the state people of various
communities are spending humid
reds Of thousands Of dollars to
develop airfields that will not be
Continued on Page 2C)
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able scholarly periodicals and
other publications:
"(c) To assist in the elimina-
ton of barriers to individual
freedom of choice and its ex-
ercise in specific instances, as
well as preventing and guarding
against deprivation Of this right
at large, and
ed To find and promote the
means through freedom of
choice and association by which
the numerous groups in our
multi-cultural society can find
their fullest development"
These detectives proved Of
fensive to Acting Justice Sha-
piro. and he twice refused to ap-
prove the application for in
corporation.
TIN passing, I wonder what
the Shapiro attitude would have
been toward the initial charter
ing of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People-an organization which
openly seeks to change both pub
lie law and public policy where
segregation is countenanced.)
Fortunately for the cause of
freedom, Justice Shapiro's high
handed action in the freedom
of choice" case was overruled
and his knuckles were raped.
The Court Of Appeals properly
concerned itself with constitu-
tional law. instead of controver-
sial leanings. The Shapiro in
depreciation, said the Court,
would open the way for a Judge
TO indulge in his own personal
predictions as to the social,
political and economic matters
! involved
Then, in even more basic Ian
guage, the Court observed:
Many fundamental concepts
are akin to freedom of associa-
ton. for instance, freedom of
expression. and the latter of
course cannot be limited to ideas
that are palatable only to the
majority without impinging on
minority
1T is perfectly lawful for an
indevedual or group of indivi-
dual to ACETATE for the repeal
or modification of any law on
the statute books of the State;
or even for q change in the
form of the State government
itself, provided such agitation Is
not coupled with the advocacy
Of force and violence. Such
corporation Dissenting or
CARNATIONS have equal rights, SO
far as freedom of expression is
concerned. as any other groups,
and are entitled to an equal and
and objective application of the
statute
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-07-07
Double Check

This one is about that goober-
Material campaign now going on
in this State of Virginia we
are to nominate three men to
run agin three Republicans in
the fall election. The COP will
in time run them out. This is
now mixed up Republican
State. l voted Democrat but my
vote didn't count they elect
ed him anyway. Well this is a
shot closer home. We come now
to the trough where the feed is
SO it's no use looking
around. Funny thing is to me
.. we have a. pair Of Senator'S
here in Virginia but nobody asks
Robertson anything. There you
have the answer. One man runs
the show. nobady says the name,
it's just him and that's all
many know but few will spit it
out.
AS for those who have paid
their entrance fees and
made known their knowledge
and appraisal of each other
wouldn't 60 to the polls to vote
for any or either of them if you
believed them but who
does?
l do not know any of the gentle
men nor have seen any one who
did. Having read about them
and leaving the rest to PROSPERITY
-. what ever that is I am
for the three gentlemen, who
have placed their cards on the
table face up 1t. Gov. A.
2. S. Stephens, for Governor,
State Senator Armstead L. Booth
for 1t. Governor, and Professor
T. Munford Boyd for Atty, Gen.
eral. They all have nick names
Vi. to be that you have to be
somebody. l hope this long de-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-07-07
Airport Asset
To Comm unity
Town Manager

Town Manager
Farmville, Va.
MY wife and l were recently
in Farmville visiting with my
wife's family. 1t was my inten-
ton to come back to my home
in Tazewell and bring small
airplane that l own and fly for
pleasure to the airport at Farm
vile but at the time the landing
strip was hazardous due to high
grass. Fortunately the town was
able to NOV the field in a few
days and I did bring my plane
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-07-07
GOOD COMPANY

Young Mrs. Jones, a bride Of
q few months. found her days
long and lonely while her hus-
band was away at his work.
Smiling sweetly at hubby as he
was preparing to leave for the
office. she said:
Darling. I heard you tell Bill
the other day that money talks,
is that true?'
That's right. dear, it really
does"
well, how about leaving a few
dollars in the house? get ter
dhly lonesome"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-07-07
". D. wo,kn,on


The New York Court Of Ap-
peals has struck a blow for
liberty by upholding the right
of like-minded citizens to band
together in association.
Ordinarily. that right is so
well accepted that it is never
questioned. SO long as the band
ing together is not for an illegal
purpose. What makes this par
ticular case noteworthy is the
fact that the like minded indivi-
duals sought to organize into an
Association for the Preserva-
ton of Freedom of Choice,
Inc"
Anything smacking Of free
dom of choice is Immediately
suspect in the North. because it
somehow connotes a belief in
racial separation. And any such
belief is bound to run head-on
into the political conspiracy
which dictates mixing in all
public and many private endeav-
orS.
The would-be incorporates in
this particular instance were
brought up short when they
first sought to organize. New
York law requires, as a prere-
quisite for incorporation, a State
Supreme Court Justices state
ment that the organization is
being established for a lawful
purpose. Immediately, the Gree
dom of choice sponsors were
confronted with hostility from
an acting justice. J. Irwin
Shapiro, who sought to make
his own views controlling as to
what was lawful.
1.-The duty of the Court" JUS
tice Shapiro said, lis not merely
to see to it that the require
ments Of the statute have been
met, but also to judicially de-
termine whether the objects and
purposes of the proposed cor
poration are lawful, in accord
with public policy. and not in
furious to the community"
At this point, it is pertinent to
see specifically what was pro-
posed by the Association for
the Preservation of Freedom Of
Choice, Inc" Here is what it
proposed to do:
"(a) To promote the right to
individual freedom of choice
and association, constituting the
right of the individual to associ-
ate with only those persons with
whom he desires to associate;
"(b) To conduct scientific
research into problems engend.
cred by a horticultural society
and to publish the
results Of such research in suit.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-07-07

lay will not hurt and that these
men will meet with your ap-
proVal.
Thanks for reading.
Yours M.ru,n Brown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-07-07

CECRETARY of Commerce Luther
- Hodges recently called upon all
Americans at help build prosperity in
this country by exhibiting more enter
prise and craftsmanship. The Cabinet Of
ficer hit sensitive nerve : and the re-
Spouse to his appeal was great.
Some of those responding to the ap-
peal of the Ex-Governor Of North Caro-
lima were those hit by his illustrations
He had suggested that anyone who
wanted to see how poorly we do the job
of selling try to purchase a railroad
ticket in large city or see how he is
treated by hotel clerk.
These were just two Of a hundred
examples which might have been cited
and the Secretary does not think all
railroad ticket clerks or hotel clerks
are discourteous, but he knows that too
many of them are - and too many
.other Americans. The Secretary knows
that we Americans are not exhibiting
the enterprise we did in the earlier days
of this country.
His department Investigations show
that many foreign buyers are almost
turned away at the door by American
business repreI entatives here and
abroad. He also knows that many Amer
lean business men - and normal citi-
zens = have lost the fire of enterprise
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-07-07
Back To Nature

July has arrived and it is called the
vacation month - the midsummer
month! The nights are warm and often
clear. Hiking, camping, swimming and
fishing beckon to- everyone.
You are probably too busy Or you
haven't caught u.o on chores around the
house. Or you haven't got the money Or
something. Our advice is to forget your
problems, take to the hills or woods
and refresh your mind and your body
- and your soul.
Nature is wonderful therapy. July
is a wonderful month. And maybe other
years will bring even more problems.
For example, today we are not at war.
Gasoline is not rationed. You are free
to drive where you wish and enjoy vari-
able and new and interesting scenery.
The slaughter on our highways con-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-07-07
It Is Up To You!

have followed his record while men,
Der of the Virginia Senate. Mr..
Stephens, presently lieutenant COVER
nor, has criticized even the legislation
he aided in passage. He has seen fit to
severely criticize the so-called Byrd or
ganization, with which he had long
connection, and now propounds the
liberal doctrine of his runningmate
Armistead Boothe.
Both of these candidates have shown
a complete lack of knowledge Of the
stand of Prince Edward county for con-
stitutional government and against
forced racial Indignation in Virginia
schools. At times it would have APP
peared that both of them were running
against Prince Edward County, rather
than their opponents. The campaign
has boiled down into a question of
strong, progressive, conservative gov
eminent as supported through the
years by Virginians, represented by
Harrison Goodwin Button, or liberal,
Tree spending government as supported
by pressure groups, represented by
Stephens Boothe-Boyd.
The choice lies with the voters. South
side Virginians will support Harrison
Godwin-Button, because they represent
the thinking of the voters of this area.
Remember no vote can be counted un-
til it is cast. While we may think that
our ticket is strong in our precinct, let
us point out that the opposing ticket is
strong in Arlington, Fairfax and other
heavily populated areas in the 10th dis
trict where there is concentration of
liberal votes. 1t may require every pro-
Harrison vote in this area to offset the
contrary-minded vote in other areas.
So vote Tuesday, if you want Virginia
type of government to continue in Vir-
ginia. Every vote is needed.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-07-07

TOR nearly three months Democrats
have We'd for the nomination for
governor, lieutenant governor and at
torney general in the primary to be
held next Tuesday, July II. Democratic
nomination in Virginia is tantamount
to election. During the campaign two
tickets have emerged 49, Albertis S. Har-
rision, Jr., for governor, Mills E God
win, Jr., for lieutenant governor, and
Robert Y. Button for attorney general
on the one hand, and A. E. S. Stephens,
for governor, Armistead Boothe for
lieutenant governor and T. Munford
Boyd, for attorney general.
The Harrison-G Goodwin Button ticket
mas the support of majority Of the
members of the Virginia legislature. 1t
has the support of the so-called Byrd
machine. 1t has the support of those
Virginians who over the years have
kept Virginia on sane financial basis,
yet developed the natural resources to
make it one of the most progressive
states of the Union. The past record Of
the members Of this triumv;rate shows
them to have been the leaders in the
past progress of Virginia. They repre-
sent the people, and their experience
recommends them as the future leaders
of Virginia During the campaign they
have developed a foward-looking pro-
gram of progress based on sound fl
nancial and political principles.
The Stephens Boothe- Boyd ticket has
the support of certain liberal political
forces, the blessings of the CIO-AFL
hierarchy, the anti-organization group
in Virginia and the NAACP. Pressure
groups do not support politicians un-
less they believe they will profit there
by. Mr.. Boothe, recognized as liberal
of the liberals has been most articulate
during the campaign. His proposals
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-07-07
Initiation

About initiation we hear much
And know what it can do
Most things one dollar used to buy,
Now costs US more than two
1t has increased our taxes much
And they each year take more;
Til little con we lay aside
To, for the future store.
The way the u. S. Government
Spends money is O shame;
And it, for our initiation
Is most Of all to blame
There seems no end to what they spend
Or what they give away;
And that is why both you and 1
More toxes have to pay.
They billions, spend on sotIIites
70 reach the strotisphere;
And this is why the tax we pay,
Increases year by year.
If Kennedy and his spenders
Do os they plan to do,
nflotion will pIoy hell with US
And with our dollars too
lnt'otIon will, as times goes on,
Shrink dollars more and more.
And what one dollar used to buy,
IN time, will cost US four.
What it may do as time goes on,
The wisest men cont tell;
But with our saving for old age,
It sure is playing he'll
The reason ! am oussinq it
And at it rave bit
Is because it's pinching me
And am riIed at it.
Though dollars thot we have today
Show shrinkoge that's immense,
With one at banks, we still can get
One hundred copper cents.
Reed this editorial that was published in
Readers Digest
I. D. WHITAKER
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-07-07

The Height Of Folly -.
To buy something you don't want
With money you don't have
To impress Somebody you don't like
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-07-07
Lap At A Time

Many a girl covers more than one lap
on the race to the altar.
Prop. Wash. Widlbey Islands, Wash.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-07-07

Bible Material: Matthew 4:18-20;
Mark 3:14-19a; John 1854;
6:8-9; 12:2O-22.
Devotional Reading: II COrin-
thianS 5:11-20.