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FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN 2 TIL S TODAY
S025 ONTARIO RD. NV,
Cor. Adams Mil Rd,

Beaut. mod. bldg. in spa
clous surrounding with car
peted lobby and corridors,
Sundeck, fine laundry, ga
rage, autom. elev. and vista
over Rock Creek Park.
Offered FOR sale In this bldg.
are especially desirable
apt. homes. Each with re-
cessed radiation, outside
windows in bath and kits,
AIR COND.. ample closets,
Kitchen window fans. Prices
and monthly operatinT
costs are very low for lux
ury type housing.
APT. 504-Large liv- room
dining space, kit, 2 bed
rms, 2 baths. Owner has
agreed to redec. to pur-
chaser's requirement, II de-
sired. and to install certain
new kit. equipmenet II nee
Monthly Operating Sesa a9S
incl. chg. for 8 air conds.
and all utils.
6edrm, i bath, Pc perf. tmi, lit.
aDt!: sDa fIn sfa.sGHS. ssGHs'' $4,000 T. es,i; cs.S
required with note from re-
sponsible buyer. Monthly
operating. incl. AIR COND,
and all utils.; $40. .O9.
ASK for Mr.. OWENS in Ant.
0U4 or call EN-. 3-67l9 for
further information.
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BRIARCLIFF

3045 CHAIN BRIDGE RD.. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
Quiet and beautiful street betweerl
wesley HeiEhts and Spring Valley,
convenient to downtown but re-
mote from city sounds and trSf-
fie in q semi-wooded area -
Handsome residence Of Old New
Orleans design, yet modern in
every respect. Centrally air condi-
toned. many special features-4-
Spacious first floor-picture win.
dows-magnificent view...-6 beds
Club foomNFarage ~
JAMES I. DIXON q CO, Realtors
FE. $4,000 FE. $1,000
Directions: Out Mass, left on Ne
braska, right on Loughboro, left
on Chain Bridge I'd,
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1870 WYOMING AVE.
HOUSE SIZE

In splendid elev.. swchbd.
skHg sklSHgi mn I o|S6 S1K; IN Frs From NEW
TON HOTEL. Wired for
APT. 304-Lge. foyer, liv,
rm., separate din. rm.. mod.
Kitchen, 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
partially cafpeted, wall-to.
wall. Good closets. Excel
lent cond. throushout. l
AIR COND. unit. Terms.
APT. 402-Same size as
Apt. 304, plus 3 AIR COND.
units: Terms. Ask for Mr..
rE1LpGING l1 I1G in Apt. So4 or
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CAP. HILL-small 2-bedrm., firepl.
patio: Sl36. WO. 6-2o2e: ewes.
week ends. Ii. 6-6130.
CENTERVnLE AREAS bedrms.,
2 baths; sos mo: Rental pur-
$3.50. ''AH' ON' saws 'o' O.
CHEVERLY AREA-Lovely 8-bed.
rm.- rambler, air eond., wall-to-
wall carpet, det. garage for off
street parking. $126 mo. WIN sell.
Call HE. 9-04e3 for appt. to in
spect.
CHEVY CHASE, ND. the Hamlet)
7710 Curtis st. Rental $500 per
mo-, 3 bedrms., 8 baths, quality
throughout. Also q 4-bedrm
dwelling avail. in Kenwood Park,
off Bradley blvd, 4 bedrms., 81
HsIoS.y HSst6S, 500 80 sRg7ss R:E no :, eal etoRMdI M
]. BQRGER, INC, 1926 K st.,
NV. Ma. 8-0350.
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POTOMAC PLAZA

2475 virginia Ave. NV.
APT. 312-1 bedrm., cor.
apt. home in Washington' s
Only new, mod, 1907 AIR
COND. contemporary co-op-
erative. Attractive view.
ALSO-Delightful 3-bedrm.,
2-bath apt: -home In excel.
cond. Ask for MAJOR
GARVEY ct POTOMAC
PLAZA desk or call FE. s.
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HOUSES FoR sALE--H.w.


Spacious 4-hedrm. detae6td home:
2 baths, slate feof; Ire, level
lot; S23.e50. JAMES CARR CO.
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ANNANDALE, Ravensworth Park
Brand spanking" new split-leVel;
3 bedrms., Ia baths, family rm.,
all cleo. kit, lge. wooded lot on
cul-de-sac street; available now
at S1S6 per mo. Call LYNCH
BROS. INC, REALTORS, Spring
field, Va. FL. 4-7000.
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SILVER SPRING

s71s Manchester Rd.
APT. So bedrms., mod,
kit. and bath, 2nd FIR. in
peri: cond. and AIR COND.
Adults only: No pets. Ask
for Mr.. JACOBS or call JU.
7-60e4; $4,000: terms.
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bM0pen
Briarcliff-Kent Area :
E1oo UT TNTHT CNN At ITY

Briarcliff-Kent Area !
5138 KLINGLE ST. NV.
OPEN 2-5
An adorable brick. .Attr. liv. rm.
with firepl., sep. din. rEn., mod.
kit, 2 generous bedrms., rec. rm.
plus full bsmt., baths, garage. SEN
sibly priced.
Dir: Out Mass. ave-. left on Me-
braska ave. to Loughboro I'd. left.
on ArtEona ave, right on Klingle
st. MRS. METzGER, FE. 7-9122,
on premises. Co-exclusive with
H. A. GILL & SON =
Realtors FE. $4,000
Brick HouSe-Vacant
Open Today 2 TIL s PM.
1855 Newton st. N:w.-s rooms
above basement; 5 bedrooms, ga
baths, oil heat: priced to sell fast.
Easy terms. First showing.
DIR: Out 10th st, NV. 2 blocks
past Park rd., left to open sign.
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor :
1910 Vermount Ave. RE. 7-5140
BRIGHTWOOD COLONIAL
5415 Atm ST. NV.
ern 3-bedroom, 2-bath home, 2
fireplaces. fin. rec. room, garage.
gas ht. plus many extras. y
LOUIS RIDDEN, TU. 2-3060
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SILVER SPRING AREA-Ramble
8 bedrtns,, ~ baths, lin. rec: M.
All schools. 3 ". lease or less.
JU. 9.6790. VIII furnish.
su. sFG.-3-bedrm. rambler; Sl46.
5lL. SPG.-3-bedrm. Colonial; S155.
THOMPSON CO. JU. $4,000
SPLIT LEVEL - Attractive 8 bed
room, den. antique brick rambler
on wooded lot. Many extras in
eludes wall oven. counter range,
dishWasher, disposal, freezer top
refrigerator. carport. Large living
room with fireplace, dining L with
french doors TO patio. Rec. room
and den on one level. Available
now; $1s5. 25 others; Office closed
sse. Ua sSsdaB JosEBH ". s sE2Y coMPGNY, SGRI =
Realtor, 113 West Broad street,
Falls Church. VIRGINIA.
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ATTENTION.
BERKELEY AREA
2211 49th ST. NV.

OPEN SUNDAY. Q ToS
New listing, under $4,000. White
brick on deep lot. Living rm.,
dining rm., powder rm., kit. 2
bedrms:. ! bath, full basement.
J: r. BEGG, INC, REALTORS
Exclusive DE, 2-7739
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AMER. UNIV. PARK
1885 Brandywine ST.: N.Ws
OPEN / TO 5

brick coloniai near Mess,
ave. and Spring Valley shoppin6.
Center hall, liV. rm., din. rIns,
equipped kit, powder rnn., 2 large
bedrms., bath up. Nice level lot
with trees; garage; newly deco
rated. Owner leaving town. ~
DIR: Out Mass. ave, right on 4eth
st., left on BrandyWine to open
BILLINGsLEY RLTY. co.
EN-. 2-2326 Ewes, En-. 2-64se
ATTENTION. =
non-profit orssnizations,
labor unions, professional groups,
hotels an other users Of Special
Purpose 1oning.
The most important downtown 8. r.
property for sale today. About
$4,000 50. IT. Of ground, plus
hrick-and-stons edifice with some
- 81 n; sizedS Dayton. EE. $1,000 +es
JAMES 1. DIXON & CO.. Realtors
BARGAIN, 4-room house near 9Th
and O-Needs interior repair; only
$4,000, terms. Call He. 4-4S94.
RD. NV, e525i / BIZ.
off Mass. Ave.-1st H., rms, ~
baths. also kit, and pantry. I'd f.,
rms, . baths. Bordering Rock
Creek Park KE 7.1gA6 -
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~~@S - ~ - = SNsNNN
Newly decorated, 9 rms, 2 baths.
2 kitchens; S150.
HARRY A. OLIKER co.
1107 Vermont Ave. NV. ma. s-2210
6503 STH ST. N.W.-House with
2 spts.: nr. shop. entr.: $3.50; will
also sell turn. Ia. e-0SS3.
127 Z ST. S.E.-Restored brick,
$500; rms, nursery and bath,
modern kitchen with stove and
refgr.., auto. dishwasher and dis
posal; patio. firepl. Gas h.-w.
107 5th ST. g.E.-Sl35: 3-story
brick. with 10 rooms, h.-w. heat,
720 C ST. g.E.-$1o0; row brick,
completely redecorated: 9 rooms,
bath. Oil heat. Available.
1918 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc
$50; Q rms, and bath with bsmt.
oil h.-w. heat.
715 9th ST. N.E.-S2OO; AT'TEN.
TON DOCTORS. ideal spot fol-
lge. I'd. Remodeled throughout;
4 rms. modern kit, powder rm
LIST IL; bedrms. and bath 2nd
H. oil heat, stove and refgr.
Keys in office unless otherwis.
stated.
John F. Donohoe & Sons
314 PA. AVE. Sc. Ii. 3-pssI
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SPRING VALLEY

SP SPRINGFIELD-3 bedrm. rambler,
air cond., earport, fenced yard,
Sl40 mo. 4-bedrm. rambler, rec.
REALTY co. FL. 10000.
TOWN OF FAIRFAX, I3s Fairview
drive-Brick rambler; 8 mos.
lease or years lease. DU. 6-S236,
after y pm. weekdays.
WHEATON AND NEARBY AREAS
= and 8 bedrm. nomes avail, Also
buy on very low dn, pymt MANO-
Will REALTY CORP. Lo. 4-S440.
1904 QUE ST. N.W.-Large eff
cheney apt. with sep. kit; heat III.
cluded; convenient to downtown,
$62.50 mo. Key JANTTOR'9 APT.
or call DI. 7.1o60 weekdays.
1921 SHERMAN AVE. N.W,-6 rms. !,
bath, gas heat; only Se5 q mo.
Call Mr.. NEUMANN, Ma. $4,000.
liz VICTOR ST., NE, near Cath.
o. and Soldiers Home. 70 b., all
modern, newly redec. S136 mo.
Call II. 5000 after Sun.
1924 Sth ST. N.W.-S-rm. semidet.
2 kits. Q baths, full bsmt. S126.
Refs. REQ. RA. $1,000 wkdys.
1898 MADISON ST. N.W.-South Of
Walter Reed. Detached. can be
2 families. LiV. rn1.. kit. 2 bed
rms. and bath on each floor.
per mo. sTRobP. RA. $500.
TEnA YYnnYYYYR elT1 Az TTY
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
BoxLEY MOVERS
Hull MOYERs Ann PACKFRS
HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

ALEx.-Air eond., 3 bedrms.,
ciSdsd sHs: pStio s1Hsii. SHaf ~ Sept. $2s5 IS
TATuM PROPERTIES, INC. HU
1-9222.
ALEX, YA.-Brick rambler: 8 bed.
rms, Ia baths, completely furn-
ished. Avail. now. 45l-1314.
ALEX.-3-bedrm., large kit. wash.
er-dryer, convenient Pentagon
shopping. S165. XII. S-7l70.
AMERICAN U. Park, 6lO9 45tf
st. 8 bedrn1s., screened porch
near bus and shops. Sept. i
S135. Open today 2 to 3 pm. OF
Mon. call AD. 2-6424, TlGHE
WOODS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AREA
Secluded, hideaway, Ia acres,
wooded: 2 bedrms., liv. rm. WHIP,
sep. din. rm., kit, 1 bath, full
bSmt.,. rec. rm.: available I'M
mediately; S135 mo. Call LYNCH
BROS, INC. REALTORS, Spring.
field. Va. FL. 4-7000.
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ARL.-ALEX,

ARL.. NORTH. 1918 10th fd.-g
bedrms; lily. rm.. dinette. rec. rm.
avail: S126. FE. 6-56b0, Ext. 406.
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CHEVY CHASE, d. c., 1920 QUE
SADA N.W.-LoVely 4.bedrm. det,
home 2 doors away from Blessed
Sacrament School, 2h blocks away
from Lafayette Schl. Every room
in this house is wired for air cond. ;,
also wired for electric stove, drier
and washer. This lovely home has
to be seen to be appreciated. Be
ing .redec. inside and out. viii be
avail. Aug. 20 to move in, For
inspec. call OIL. 4.2ll3
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UUFUNI CIKCLE AHEA-LBe' hBe.
conv to schls. and shops; I b.r.
lge. kit, rec. nm, Gear gar: gas
heat, air cond.; 3rd fir. may be
used as income apt: avail. i'm
med. HO. 2-2222, DU. 1876.
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MASS. AVE. EXT, WOODACRES-
3-bedrm., .2h-bath, 2-story. brick
Colonial; den, screened porch, rec.
AVAIL sM FHraHs mm.distsy II s5ee SsSr isass; Ev.s
OIL. 6-6s76. DISTRICT MARY.
LAND REALTY, INC, EN-. 2-S2O6
MASS. AVE. N.W.-Magnificent g.
bedrm. Normandy home, spiral
stairway, turquoise carpeting,
wsll-to.Yall; $500. MRS. POU-
PRE o.. 4-6429. +. W. BERENs
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CHEVY CHASE D. C.-Air cond.. 8.
b.r. IN bath, new furn. 2-yr
lease, EN-. 3-1547, EN-. 2-9697.
CORAL HILLS AREA-Small 2-rm
nicely furnished: S45 per mo
Elect. furn. 10. S-7426.
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ANNANDALE area--2 bedrms., Nv.
rm, with firepl., dinette, Kit, IN
baths, full bsmt., spacious attic,
shaded yard, bus at door: no lease
required. Call CL. 6-7053 or JE.
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BETHEsDA-Beautiful contempo-
rary house, 4 bedrms., den,
screened porch; overlooking brook,
wooded lot: bus connections. Avail
able August 20 til February is.
EN- 6-b2S4.
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BETHESDA GEM-Walk to NH.
Attrac., inimac. 2-bedrm. brick
rambler. Garage, fenced yard,
spacious mod. kit. with din. table,
sep. din. rm., auto. washer, attic
fan and power mower; 5000. EN-.
Evening star., 1961-11-11
Fiji Lompshodes Made From Empty Tin Cans

Of the bottle. Under the
plate is q short plug, covered
with cork, which Is sized to
fit into the neck Of normal
sized bottles. In case the
opening Is wide, there are
other followed corks of
larger diameters, which can
be fitted over the cork
covered plug.
All you do Is put the right
sized cork In the mouth of
the bottle, insert q bulb, put
the lamp shade over the
holder, plug in the cord-and
there you are. Total con-
version time less than two
minutes.
You can really have q lot
Of fun with lamps. For q
welcome change, the results
don't depend, on the size Of
your investment, which Is
distinctly not the case in so
many other projects. Instead.
Evening star., 1961-11-11

socket fastened at the top.
over which she placed a good
looking shade.
Bottle Fitting
Good news. too, for those
who are fond Of nice old
bottles and jugs: You can
make them into handsoms
lamp bases without the
trouble Of having q hole
bored near the bottom for
the light cord. Hardware
stores now sell, for about d
dollar and q half, 3 COM
plete set for converting such
objetS dart into lamp bases.
This set comes with the
cord emerging from the side
Of the lamp Socket-and-
switch unit, at the bottom Of
which is a smooth, round
plate, which rests on the top
Evening star., 1961-11-11

the metal with wood to avoid
denting.
Remember the old-fash-
ioned cheese grateTs? I've
seen them painted red and
green on alternate sides.
placed over q candle and
used as q Christmas table
decoration, with the candle
light shining through the lit
tie holes like stars.
coolie Hofs
Still on the same shine
through the pattern idea:
The wall lights in the din
ing room Of one Of the ho-
tells on st. Croix, Virgin Is
lands, have shades which are
simply those straw coolie
hats made in Hong Kong.
this greatly softens the
light, and the woven pattern
throws interesting shadows.
These can be secured to
any regular lamp shade fix
ture, but care must be taken
to keep the straw @ few
inches away from the bulb
to avoid scorching.
Similarly. banks Of fluor-
escents can be shaded with
half cylinders made of
matchStick bamboo on wire
frames.
Coming to the more con-
ventional parchment : type
shades, the various ways Of
treating these are as infinite
as your decorating ideas.
You can cover them with
airline stickers, cutouts Of
Christmas cards, postage
stamps, favorite maps or
charts, photographs. or the
artist in the family can
decorate with paintings.
Several coats Of shellac
(be sure it's freSh) will not
only secure such decorations,
but give them, and the lamp
shade itself, q smooth, slick
surface that's much less apt
to catch dust, and Is much
easier to wipe clean.
Many people like to make
their own lamp bases, too.
Here Is another opportunity
for individual tastes and in
ventiveneSs.
An editor Of q well-known
women's magazine told me
how she made a bedside lamp,
starting with q stack Of five
empty coffee cans. She cut
out the bottoms, except for
the lowest can, then soldered
them into q single column.
She applied shiny black
enamel, then cemented on a
narrow spiral strip Of left
over material to match her
bedspread and draperies. She
weighted the lowest can, ran
the cord through a hole in
the side of the lowest can
and up the inside to the bulb
Evening star., 1961-11-11
Tint and Tone

Three words often used in
describing color are tint,
shade and tone. Here's what
they mean.
A tint Of color is produced
by adding white, thus max
ing 1t lighter. A shade is
made by adding black, max
ing it darker. "A tone is
created by adding both black
and white, thus graying a
color and making it more
subtle.
Pink is a tint Of red: ma
room is q shade Of red; and
rose Is a tone of red.
Evening star., 1961-11-11
By ROGER c. WHITMAN
coatributins Writer

A. little over o year ago,
Hope (the lady around my
house, and I were returning
from . short visit with good
friends in New Guinea.
Since the Sydney : to San
Francisco plane stopped at
Fiji, we got Off for q couple
Of days, to see what these
tabled islands really looked
like. We devoutly wished we'd
scheduled @ longer visitl
But While wandering
around the grounds Of the
Korolevu Hotel, o handsome
replica Of q Fijian native VII
lage beside q palm-treed
beach and SO, miles from
anywhere, I saw q most at
tractiye idea for outdoor
lamp shades that win work
anywhere.
There are concrete walks
connecting all the individual
rooms, each built like a
thatched hut (but with most
modern comfortsD. Along
each path Is strung an over
head wire, and at convenient
intervals hangs q lamp which
makes o pool Of light on the
path ct night.
I was Immediately delighted
with the simplicity each
lamp began as an empty
quart-sized tin can. It was
hung from the bottom, with
q hole to accommodate the
bulb socket. The inside was
painted white, to increase
light reflection, and the out
side painted dead black.
Punch Design
BY the simple process Of
punching holes with o ham
mer and nail, someone had
punched o native" design In
the side Of the tin can. So
while the main lighting
poured down through the
open end, to light; the path,
the little design shone
through the side. Right then
I resolved that II I ever have
any garden path to light at
night, that's how I would do
it'll
Since that time, I've seen
the same idea carried out
with much more elaborate
metal lamp shades. These
were very decorative, along
the walls Of o Connecticut
country inns paneled dining
room. Also, I was told, these
particular lamp shades were
faithful copies of Colonial
types.
The idea Is truly simple.
And. Of course, you can
make these punched-out pat
terms as individual as you
like. Just draw the design,
mark Q dot where you want
each hole and punch away.
Whether you use q hammer
and nail or the drill press, be
sure to brace the inside Of
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the governing factor Is
something you have working
for you ell the time: Your
own imagination.
"a Consolidated News Featurs)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-21
Antioch

April 20-Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Foxter had as luncheon guests
Sunday the Rev. and Mrs. H. D..
Anderson of PoWhatan, and MI.
and Mrs Harry Loving, OF Pal
nyra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Smith
of Washington, were guests over
the week end of her mother.
Mrs. A. NJ. Blanton, and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Blanton. They were
here for the wedding of their
niece, Miss Barbara Addleman,
to Wilson Mylum en- Sunday aft
ernoon at Anti o C h. A large
crowd attended the wedding.
Miss Drue Noel, Of Lynch
burg, spent Sunday night with
her mother, Mrs. c. M, Noel
Other guests Sunday afternoon
were Mrs. Buelah Fore and Mrs.
Jackie Southall and baby, OF
Farmville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-21

p. C. Allen, who has been with
his son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Pampinto in Washing
ten for the winter, spent the
week end with his sister, Mrs.
RUBY Brown. He is visiting in the
Maynard Baltimore home at
MIDLOTHIAN this week. He also
attended the Mylum-Addleman
wedding.
The WSCS met with Mrs. Will
lis Moore Monday night with
a good attendance. Two visitors
we're present, Mrs. Frank Land
ford and Mrs. Charles Womack.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Price We're
CHESTS of their son-in-laW and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. P. B.
Trice, Jr. and Carole, of Crewe.
Sunday,
Mrs. Frank Landlord, of Will
Hamsburg, is visiting her cousin.
Mrs. Clyde Foster and Mr.. Fos-
ter this week.
Wilton Brown, of Fishersville.
was home for the week end.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-21

and children were in Richmond
for the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Will
hanson. Friends will be gald to
hear that Mr.. Williamson is get
ting along nicely at home now
after having been patient in a
Richmond hospital following a
heart attack.
R. L. Luckado was taken to
Stuart Circle Hospital, Rich
mond. on Friday by the Amelia
emergency squad, we are sorry
to report. His friends are hoping
for him a speedy recovery.
Benjamin Rucker, of Airing
ton. motored to Amelia Satur-
day morning to get his mother.
Mrs. H. c. Rucker, and take her
home for a visit with him and
his family.
Off on Monday was Mrs. S.
V. Wheeler for a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Carleton Mayes at
their home at DinWiddie Court
House. On Friday she will leave
for a visit with Mrs. James E.
Hammer at Petersburg. and they
will visit several Of the homes
and gardens open during Garden
Week.
Here for the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. w. Cary McCon-
naughey were Miss Iva Adkins
and Miss Ada Miller of Chris
topher, III. They are touring
! historic spots in Virginia. They
were former residents of Rich
mond before their retirement a
few years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Mcmillan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walsh
were in Richmond Sunday even
ing to see Gone With the Wind"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-21
CentennialGrOup
Starts Program
In Buckingham

BUCKINGHAM, April Cob
servance of the Civil War Cen
tennial in Buckingham county
was launched April IL with a
program devoted to the firing on
Fort Sumter.
The program was presented
by the Teen-Age Civil War Club,
and attended by some Is mem
berS of the county centennial
committee. the local UDC chap
er. and Boy Scouts.
A business meeting followed
the program in Veterans Mem
orial Hall. Miss Judith Coson,
head of the county committee
presided and announced that
county churches were being ask
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-21
THE FAfhv111E 1va) HERALD, FRIDAY APRIL 21, 1861

Mrs. Richard c. Barker and
daughter, Laurie. of Richmond,
accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Jake Tilman. spent a day
recently with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Gordon Tilman.
Here last Saturday to spend
the day with his mother, Mrs.
P. S. Wood, and his aunt, Miss
Lucille wilkinson, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil S. Wood, Ill. of Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Edwin
Delp were in Amelia last Sunday.
They took her mother, Mrs. P.
S. Wood. back with them to spend
the night so that she might at
tend the funeral Of a brcther-in-
law in Richmond on Monday.
Mrs. Wood returned home Mon
day evening.
Here on Sunday for her moth
er's birthday were Mr.. and Mrs.
M. L. Harrison of Cailao. Also
with Mrs. T. P. Calbreath for her
birthday dinner were Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Mortimer, an
other daughter, and their son,
Preston, and daughter, Nancy,
and Preston's fiancee, Miss
Betty Davis, of Richmond.
At Dance Recital
The Virginia Fulton School of
Dance held their recital at Jar
man Hall in Farmville on
Monday. April 10. at $50 pm.
Girls from Amelia taking part
In the ballet and tap section
were Janet Van Tassel. Kathy
Eppes. Cynthia and Meredith
Hardy. In the tap and toe sec
ion were Judith Reid, Alice
Anderson and Carol Ann Will
hanss. Many friends and rela-
tives from Amelia attended the
recital.
Mrs. Ralph Saunders and Mrs.
Donald Flippen, teachers at
Amelia schools, were in Nat
ural Bridge for the Virginia Edu-
cation Association conference on
history, geography, govern
ment and economies, April ID
and Is.
Mrs. W. L. Hickman and
children. of Richmond, spent
Tuesday night and Wednesday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Gordon Tilman.
Another recent visitor of the
Tilmans was Miss Alma Stick
Ter of Richmond.
Here on Sunday to spend the
day with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. George
O. Hardy. III. and their family
were Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Elicit,
of Jennings Ordinary.
Off to Florida
Off for Florida last Friday
night were Mrs. Willie L. Simp-
son and son, Beany. Mrs. Viola
P. Kirby, daughters of Mrs.
John S. Powell, and her sister
Mrs. Thomas M. Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Elmer Parsons
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-21

ed to devote a part of their SER
vices April q to an explanation
of the centennial. She also an
nounced that commemorative
tags are being sold in the county.
Claiming Moon, a member of
the committee, reported that a
room for Confederate displays
would be set up for the May u
bicentennial celebration in the
county. He asked that anyone
having items to contribute for
the days display contact the
committee. Items loaned will be
safeguarded during the day.
Ralph Rainey, member of
the committee to redecorate and
restore a room in Rose Cot
tage" as a museum said plans
were progressing. Still needed
are wide planks for the wall
The meseum project is under
the auspices of the local UDC
chapter.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-21
Fox Hunters Unit Sets Date For
Annual Bench Show And Trials

AMELIA. April 20-The board
OF directors of the Virginia Fox
Hunters Association met in
South Boston for dinner and
business meeting OH Saturday at
z pm. Those attending from
Amelia were George o. Hardy.
Jr., James E. Anderson, H. Earl
Mann, and L. M. Sanderson. The
board set October 25-28 for the
annual bench show and trials to
be held in South Boston.
Mrs. c. Hoy Wilson was host
ess on Saturday to the Jackson