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Evening star., 1961-06-11

ACREAGE, FARMS, HOMES
OLD STONE HOME
Beautifully restored old stone home
on 4S rolling acres located be-
tween Warrenton and The Plains,
Just off Rte. II, In the heart Of
Virginia's horse country. Home
consists Of 3 lge. bedrms. with
built-in floor-to-eeiling wardrobes
and imported wall covering: for
NAL liv. rm. with firepl.: paneled
library with fireplace. Family kit.
on ground level with coy firepl.,
new refgr.. stove, and garbage
disposal; IN baths, oil h.-W.h. ;
old pine random-Tidth floors;
brass hardware throughout: Words
used In renovating this home.
Stone wellhouse and workshop.
2-ear garage. Well-watered and
good fencing. Priced S47,750 with
good terms. Many other good
AAoEAakDs
Evening star., 1961-06-11
STORES FOR RENT

AIR-COND. OFFICE, furn. or un.
iurn;; clean, bright, outside rooms,
more freeway. Reasonable, r, @,
DuNNE CO. Realtors, La. 9-25O0.
Evening star., 1961-06-11
FARMS
ACREAGE

Is Our Business
I A. Hard I'd, Mt. Airy. 81, 900
2 A. Howard Co. $4,000
8 A. Woods. water. $3,750
33 A. Howard Co. S9,950
20 A. River frontage. $4,000
125 A. Overlooks lake, close in.
270 A. 2 sets Of farm bldgs.
ASHTON REALTY co.
Evening star., 1961-06-11
TEXAS IN VA.
DILLON LAND co.

culpeper ss5.sS57.
TWO LOUDOUN COUNTY FARMS
= e noon Ss EsT st ISss Ss eoaT house
Leesburg, Va. One approx. 10 O..
other I15 g.; excel. farm land
For further details. WE. S-6s5e
or RE. 5-077S.
Evening star., 1961-06-11
SECURITIES BUILDING
729 18th Street NV.

5000 sq. It. Of air-conditioned
space on second floor Of modern
elevator building; $3.26 Q 50. It
Evening star., 1961-06-11

LOUDoUN. cOUNTY-s6 secluded
ecres. house and barn, suit. for
deyelopment; g, 100 acre, terms.
Herndon. Va, 81: weekdays, 777.
Evening star., 1961-06-11

4 acres, wooded, on hard-top I'd,
with lge. concrete bldg. Could be
uused as DWELLING. Asking price,
Evening star., 1961-06-11

PENCE GEoRGES C0JNTY-6I
rolling acres Of good rich soil,
new house, also modern tenant
house, good tobacco barn, some
beautiful woodland. many spring.
fed streams; full price, $50, 900.
THOMAS r. MALLEY, REALTOR
AP. 7-S300 Ewes. SP. 3-4S13
RETIREMENT OR WEEK END
Good 7-fm. house on III acre
level lot, in village. few min. to
Culpepper, Va, orchard, garden,
beaut. flowers, long frontage on
hwy. No. 3; area Of $4,000 homes
well, elec. pump, water in kit, no
bath: 5000, " OWN. OWNER
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05
National Legion
Commander Due

William R. Burke, National Com
mander of The American Legion
will pay an official visit to Arizona
on Friday, January Is, according
to State Commander Carl V. Mel
son, Bisbee.
Burke, a Navy veteran of World
War H is a Les Angeles public re-
lations executive. While in Phoenix
he will be the guest of Luke Green
way Post No. 1 with Commander
Charles --AaMter-i in charge of
local arrangements.
The Commander, will deliver a
major address at a banquet at the
Legion Home that evening and the
occasion will also mark the open
ing dedication of the Posts new
quarters. State officials, including
Governor Paul Fannin will be in
attendance at the dinner, together
with Legion leaders from all sec
tionS of Arizona.
Members of the press, television
and radio will meet Burke at a
news conference preceding the
dinner, Nelson declared.
Burke will be accompanied by
his aide James Watkins and the
pair will return to the Legion's
National Headquarters in Indian
apolis the following day.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05
Two Hurt As Sand
Buggy 0yeFturlnIs


Two South Phoenix men were
injured, one seriously, when a
''sand. buggy. built from assorted
auto parts, including a 1928 Ford
frame and the engine Of a 194S
model Ford, overturned in an ex-
cavation = in the Salt River bed
near 18th Avenue. ''' - y
Lester o. Smith, %, ~1744 E.
Pleasant Lanen was admitted to
St. Joseph's. Hospital after the
accident about 1920 pm. jan 2.
Carl B. May, 30, 1918 W. Pecan,
owner of the vehicle, was injured
only slightly. s.a ff :. u T.
The accident took place when
the front wheels of the vehicle
left the ground as it emerged from
an excavation at a 45-degtee angle
Since the front wheels were off
the ground. May, who was driving,
was unable to, make the turn. AS
a result the buggy headed into a
20-foot excavation ? Sifs .siS' {
May built the vehicle for use
for deer and quail hunting.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05
Did You Get Skates For Christmas?

the basketball court from 1890 to
1:3O Sat. Jan. IA. Skaters will have
music to add to the fun.
1t was announced by Hayden
Park, that Jan. IL will be the day
for the monthly well baby clinic.
Time is 8 am. to 1890 Qualified
physicians and registered nurses
will be at your service for free
shots, examinations and advice.
Every Thursday from 7-9 pm,
children arts and drafts classes
are held. Those youngsters in
terested in creating various things
in three dimension are welcome
to come.
The modern dance classes will
continue after the holidays. These
classes will meet every Saturday
from 1890 to 1900.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05
M o v I E S

Tues, HOS PM, KVAR
(12), Academy Theatre
Berlin Express Ro-
bert Ryan, Merle Ober-
on, Paul Lukas.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05

During the next few weeks peaches
will be at their height, low in price,
but ripe, juicy, and ffaVorful. Why
not freeze them SO you can enjoy
them in the winter months to come.
When freezing peaches use either
medium syrup or sugar. Either way
gives good results. Be sure to add an
ascorbic-acid mixture to the sugar
to keep the fruit from turning brown
and to protect the flavor. .Fruit-Fresh
is an economical and easy to use
ascorbic-acid mixture.
Peaches Frozen in Syrup
Make a medium syrup by dissolv-
ing cups sugar in 4 cups cold water.
This will make about 55 cups of
syrup or enough for about pints of
peaches.
To each cup of syrup add I tea
spoon Fruif-FreSh (aScorbic-acid mix
ture). This will keep the fruit bright
as the day it's frozen.
Pour about VI cup cold syrup into
each pint container.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05

taxed at a lower rate than other
types of income.
In any major transaction the
best proof of the cost of anything
is a receipted bill or a cancelled
check If you suspect that any
such evidence might be needed
for income tax records many years
in the future, it's a good idea to
keep it with your other permanent
records like your social security
card or the deed to your home
or your army discharge papers.
This legal column is issued un-
der the supervision of the State
Bar of Arizona, and is written to
inform, not to advise.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05

Thurs, 1O:3O PM, KIT
VK 90, Theatre After
Dark "The Corpse
Came COD" George
Brent, Joan BlOndell. 49,
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05
Let's Discuss Arizona Law

summer cabin which your father
put in your name after you mar
ried, the little house you bought
and rented to your son before he
was transferred keep careful re-
cords. Particularly, keep evidence
of out-of-pocket expense you in
CURED in making capital improve
rnents- anything which made the
property more valuable than when
you bought it.
Capital gains, the net profit
from the sale of property, are
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05

Spending the New Years hOli-
days with the G.. Cheathams was
Mrs. Cheathams Neice, Irene
Hughes, from Morencie, Arizona.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05

Select firm ripe peaches. Peel. Slice
peaches directly into container. Add
enough syrup to cover peaches Leave
15 inch head space.
Put small piece of crumpled
parchment paper on top of fruit to
keep peaches down in syrup.
Seal containers we'll and label.
Freeze according to directions for
your freezer.
Peaches Frozen in Sugar
Select firm ripe peaches. Peel and
slice. ~
For each quart of prepared fruit
blend | teaspoon Fruit-Fresh (aS-
corbic-acid mixture) with " to l
cup sugar depending on desired taste.
Toss fruit evenlyand thoroughly with
the sugar mixture.
Pack into containers, seal we'll and
LABEL
Freeze according to directions for
your freezer. FMS
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05

Lawmakers and tax collectors
have tried to make it as easy as
possible for us with shortened
forms and withholding taxes It's
not so bad for the wage earners
and salaried people who have a
single source of income, but these
days so many folks earn extra
money on the side, sell their homes
at profit, cash in an annuity
or enter into some other trans
action that may some day affect
the figuring of their personal in
come taxes.
The easiest solution for you and
me and the average family is to
maintain a record of income and
outgo throughout the year. 1t can
be simple and brief. 1t may save
you tax dollars, and it can save
you a lot of trouble and guess
work if Uncle Sam decides to ask
questions.
1t is wise, too, to hold onto these
records for several years, at least
three years. If the Bureau of In
ternal Revenue suspects fraud,
they can investigate you at any
time. Showing receipts and re-
cords which you kept might be
the only way to prove your in
nocence.
In the purchase and sale of pro-
perty your home, the family
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05
Income Tax Return

Preparing an income tax return
always is a chore, but we've learn
ed that keeping records makes it
easier.
Before long the television com.
les and the cartoonists will have
a4field day with jokes about. folks
struggling with their income tax
forms. These comedy situations
may be untrue or half-true but
there is no denying that many of
us have difficulties in filing on
returns.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05

Did you get skates for Christ
mas?
If you did, Hayden Park will
feature a special skating party on
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05
Tv Entertainment
BEGINNING loo p m DAILY

BEGINNING LOO p. m. DAILY
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05

The Ray Hudsons had family
gathering for Christmas with the
Goldie, Maybans, Millers, and
Cheathams, farnily's.
The Ray Hudsons spent the
New Years weekend at Apple Val
ley. California.
Evening star., 1961-01-14

This years Home and Out
door Living Show also will
function as Washington's
boat show.
According to q statement
from Robert B. johnson.
president Of the Washington
Association Of Marine Deal
ers. released by the Home
Builders Association Of Met
ropolitan Washington, the
marine dealers have voted to
indorse the Home Show as
Washington's official Boat
Show. The Home Builders
are sponsors Of the show.
The 1861 Home and Out
door Living Show will be held
from February II to rs at the
National Guard Armory.
Mr.. johnson said that his
association has been favor
ably impressed" by the build
ers' efforts In recent years to
incorporate q boat show In
the Home and Outdoor Living
Show.
Fourteen dealer members
Of the marine group already
have made plans to partici-
pate In the show and James
w. Pearson, managing direc-
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Apartments
Holding Own

Perhaps this will illustrate.
to some extent. why apart
ment construction has been
more than holding its own
while single family dwellings
have fallen behind previous
years.
Arthur M. Chaite. presi-
dent Of the First Develop
ment Co.. has announced
that more than $50 applica-
tions have been received for
the first section Of the pro-
jected Park Berkshire Apart
ments at Maryland and
Pennsylvania avenues. Suit
land, before ground has been
broken for construction.
There are to be 336 units
in the first section and the
entire development Is to have
some 1900 units when COM
pleted.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Furniture Dorkenins? Try This

Question: have q fruit
wood French Provincial bed
room set. When purchased
seven years ago, 1t was a very
light beige color. Now 1t is
darker, with q yellow cast
which Is not attractive. Is
there any way we could re-
store it to its original color?
Since 1t Is not old, I don't
want to paint the set.
Answer-All wood darkens
naturally with aging. The
yellow cast may be due to
aging Of the surface finish.
Remove the surface finish
down to bare wood (use paint
Evening star., 1961-01-14

Answer-It Is worthless to
try rescuing too-sandy NOR
tar with paint. The mortar
was improperly mixed orig
inally. but you may be able
to preserve 1t by treating 1t
with liquid cement hardener,
available at lumber yards and
masonry supplies dealers. If
unsuccessful. then the only
practical remedy is to rake
out the loose mortar to a
depth Of at least half an
inch (an inch is even better)
Evening star., 1961-01-14

and trowel in some properly
mixed mortar.
Mr.. Whitman offers read
ers leaflets on a variety Of
subjects concerning home re-
pair work. If you would like
to have his leaflet WIZ,
GETTING RID OF HOUSE
HOLD PESTS" send 10 cents
in coin to Roger C. Whitman,
P.O. Box 80. Station G, New
York 10, N. Y.
(Releaased by
Consolidated News Features, 1nc.)
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Marine Dealers
Join Home Show

tor Of the show, said that
there will be more than 100
of the newest 1861 boats on
display.
Evening star., 1961-01-14

remover for varnish, dena-
tured alcohol for shellac;
follow label directions care
fully for the remover). Sand
smooth and wipe OF all dust.
Apply q new finish coat of
good quality. water-clear var
nish.
Pointing cure7
QuestiOn-The mortar be-
tween the bricks in the base
ment seems to be falling out,
despite the fact that the
bricks and the mortar have
been painted. It appears to
be very sandy. What can I do
about this?
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-01-26
(A/C 1897

Balance in Fund Of January l. 1860 ......S 442914
Joseph WEIGH, (Sale of Dog Tags ........ 4t32725
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-01-26
(A/C 6.12e)

Jones John H. Miller Estate)....S 100000
Tax (219 Drive-In Theatre) 49,. 10000
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-01-26
Statement OF indebtedness In Connection With Con
struction Of Gcrrett County Schools, January
l. 1860, Through December 81, 1860

Garrett County Bond of 1919 Csl5OO-
State cV Of Maryland under Fifth Issuance
Of 1913 Cs5ooOOo0o .....-.... 285117O5
State of Maryland Bonds under Fourth Issu-
ton Loan of 100000 ............ 84o5169
9'''e General nI' Pubc School Construction Loan
Garrett &c County HS'' Bond Issue 1856 $500
State V Of MARYLAND Bonds under General public
School Construction Loan of 1883 ($1O5-
State e' Of Maryland Bonds under General public
Schoo; Construction Loan $685.
State Of Maryland under General Public asI
School Construction Loan of 1856 1872 oo
100000 .............. 100000
Payment Principal During 1860 15s3s55o
School Bond Indebtedness as of 81
Interest Paid on Above Bond Indebtedness .,
Interest to be Paid on School Indebted
ness balance December 81 1860 as per
Statement Of Indebtedness In Connection With The Con-
struction Of The Garrett County Memorial Hos
pitc Addition As Of January l. 1860 Through
December 81, 1860
Notes outstsndng s, 5s" oa.aa 1860 sz,o,ou
National Bank in Oakland 7205OOo
'ay% r S On p[nePs BANK Pu G os2 ss9 ~
National Bank in Oakland 655ooo 100000
Indebtedness as of January ........ $1S1O0OOO
Interest paid all notes outstanding during 1851 4ozoo
The County Commissioners Of Garrett County
Roads Department
STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES
THE YEAR, ENDED DECEMBER 81, 1860
REVENUES
Gasoline and S5765O617
Couny p 1 ley 2s243s 'O
Work Done For Others -oIuoOU
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-01-26

Carl. A. SCEELL, President
! Board of County Commissioners
! OF County, Maryland
Attest: Virginia S.
State of Maryland
! County
Subscribed January 1861
SCHL OSSNAGLE,
| Public
| My Commission expires May l. 1861.
Statement Of Account Of Monies Received For Benefit
OF Garrett County Memorial Hospital
During The Year 1860
Evening star., 1961-05-14

Wash thoroughly and rinse
we'll. Repeat this if neces-
sary. This works well and
won't affect the colors of
the articles.
AS for using cotton flour
bags for dolls clothing, here
is my advice. For one thing,
I don't know where the bags
might be purchased. I
brought back several bags
Evening star., 1961-05-14

missionary. DR.. Judd will be
introduced by Mr.. Maynard
Barnes who served as United
States Minister to Turkey
and Bulgaria and was Charge
d'Affaires in Paris at the
outbreak Of World War II.
Evening star., 1961-05-14

Woman's Club Of Southern
Maryland. DR.. Judd will
speak on THE Road to
Peace"
Now serving his 10th term
as a member of Congress,
DR.. Judd spent 10 years in
China working as a medical
Evening star., 1961-05-14
WEE WOMEN

lid. Let the eggs remain in
the hot water for IS minutes,
then plunge into cold water.
When cool, crack the egg
shell all over. gently. Start
ing from the large end of
the egg, carefully remove the
shell. The large end has a
space which makes it easier
Evening star., 1961-05-14
Here's How

Readers clearins House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL ss q public service exehonss
ef.idses between areo readers. The
,Stss eahnot seespt phone coils per-
tsinins 10 this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full nome and
sddrsss. No advertising Is printed.
Evening star., 1961-05-14
MiIdew Dilemma
Mrs. E. C. c., Alexandra

MIS-. T.. Z. u, Ale1dndTtd
The cement between the
tiles around our bathtub
has mildew deposits, and is
very unsightly. I have tried
bleach and liquid detergents,
as we'll as securing powder,
but with no success. I would
be most grateful for q solu-
ton to this problem.
Now l would like to pass
on some advice, since deviled
egg time is here again, on
how to hard-boil eggs by a
fool-proof method. Cover the
eggs with cold water, bring
to a full boil, then remove
: from heat and cover with a
Evening star., 1961-05-14
Knit Bedspreod

Mrs. G. B. K, HudttSUtlle
I am interested in OBJ
tanning directions for
knitting a bedspread, which
Evening star., 1961-05-14
READERS
CLEARING HOUSE
Advice to Two Readers
To Mrs. H. H., Falls Church, and
Mrs. J. H. D., SilUer Spring
Mrs. V. F. T., CheUy Chase

To remove the odor of coffee and also the
stains, from plastic ware, suggest that you use
any one of the liquid bleaches on the market Fill
the container with warm water or immerse articles
other than containers in warm water Add about
Evening star., 1961-05-14
Club to Hear
Representative

Representative Walter H.
Judd will speak at 8 pm.
Tuesday at the La Plata
High School auditorium un-
der the auspices of the
Evening star., 1961-05-14

were published in Woman's
Day magazine in May, 1852.
I certainly would appreciate
getting the instructions if
anyone has a copy of that
old magazine.
Evening star., 1961-05-14

from my husbands family's
farm in Tennessee, and used
them for pillow tops, doll
clothing and quilt pieces, as
the patterns are so appeal
ing. I wish ! hadn't.
After I washed them,
they were more limp than
the proverbial dish rag, and
the colors faded. faded. IA
ded away. l wouldn't use
them again, even for the
small amount of work that
goes into making a dolls
dress!
Evening star., 1961-05-14
Quilt Pieces

Mrs. J. N. F., Springfield
I have q fairly large box
Of scraps Of cotton Chiefly +,
which I would like to give
to someone who can use
them and who can come and
pick them UP. I hate to Just
discard them, as I feel some
one could use them for quilts
or doll clothes. If you want
them, please contact me
through RICH.
Evening star., 1961-05-14

to remove the shell, and les
sens the likelihood of tearing
the white.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

PAPER hanging, yOc roll, labor; oui
of our books: painting: white
MU l-O448
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

HANDYMAN, home repairs. inter-
ior decorating, plumbing. car
pentry, electrical work. formica
tops installed, closets built. ga
RACES built, enlarged and re-
paired; free estimates. ~. l-O777
BROKEN concrete and rubbish
hauling, prompt service.
PO l-0OS6
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28

L LANDSCAPING rototilllng. grad
ing. pruning. yard maintenance.
no tob too small o. too big.
KE. l-6640.
Smyrna times., 1961-05-18

SMYRNA MARKET features the latest Food Handling and Display
the
Food Cabinets the and safest food display units
available today desened market offers residents of the Smyrna
Clayton Trading complete Of Foods convenient and
pleasing atmosphere.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25

at the base hospital in Fort Ben
ming. Ga.
Maternal grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Carter Southall
of Pamplin.
Paternal grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Held, ST..
of Ontario, Canada.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25
Military Rites
Held Friday For
T. B. Southall, AZ

Funeral services, with military
honors for Fred Bernard South
all, AZ, were held Friday at the
NarroWs Presbyterian Church in
Giles county. with burial in
Cooper Cemetery, Sandstone, W.
Va. Formerly a re S d of
Farmville. Mr.. Southall died
Wednesday from injuries receiV
ed in an automobile accident
April s.
He was an employee Of the
Celco plant of the CelaneSe Cor
poration Of America, at NarrowS.
for 20 years. He was 4 former
member of AppomattoX Presby
terrain P. f. Church. He was a
member Of the American Legion
and veteran OF World War II.
Surviving are his wife. MIS-
Evelyn G. Southall, Of NarroWS:
a daughter, Mrs. Carroll Lewis,
Of JeterSVille: a son. Bernard
holland Soutball, of Worsham; his
mother, Mrs. F.. B. Southall, Of
armvllle, two sisters. Mrs. f..
T. Anderson and Miss Mary Lou
Southall, both of Farmville. three
brothers, Henry J. SOuJhall. of
Richmond, OtWay A. and Colley
C. Southall. of Farmville; and
three grandchildren.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25
re-SchOol Clinic
Set At PoWhatan

POWHATAN, April 24-Young
boys and girls to enter the first
grade at PoWhatan Elementary
School in September will be at
tending a pre- school clinic with
their parents OH Friday, April
2S at 80 p m
They are asked to come to the
auditorium. At that time the
parents and children will meet
the first grade teachers and they
will explain many things that
will be Of help for the coming
session.
The boys and girls will be
shown around the buildings, aft
er which the Health and Recre-
alton Committee OF the PoWha-
tan ParentTeacher Association
will greet the children. They
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25
Waddill Receives Study Grant

Waddill has also been awarded
the Andrew Mellon s.. 200 fellow
ship for the three winter terms
of l96l-62 at the University Of
Pittsburgh. He viii use this grant
to work toward a PhD in mathe
MATES.
The first honor graduate from
Hampden-Sydney in 1852, Waddill
has done graduate work in the
classical languages at the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh and receiv-
ed his masters degree there.
He taught two years at Hamp-
den Sydney before attending
Naval Officers Candidate School
at Newport, R. l.. and serving
in the U. S. Navy for three years.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25
Fl. D. Ragland, 81
Buried Sunday

WINGINA, April "a - Funeral
services for Henry D. Ragland.
"a. were held at 4 pm. Sunday
at Maple Grove PentecOstal Holt
ness Church. with burial in the
church cemetery. Mr.. Ragland
died Saturday.
Surviving are four sons, George
w. Ragland, of Baltimore. Lewis
Ragland, of Appomattox, Harry
Waller Ragland, of Richmond
two daughters, Mrs. Lillian Ty-
rec. of Schuyler. and Mrs. Lillian
Ore, of Lynchburg: So grandchil-
dren and IS great-grandchildren
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25
Amelia Resident Finds That Truth
Is Often Stranger Than Fiction

Approximately two weeks ago,
one Of the cows became sick and
was taken last Friday to Rich
mond to a livestock dealer for
inspection. The COW died of
cancer, they say.
The cows stomacks were
opened. and there was ring.
Initials and date on the ring
proved it belonged to Ronunie.
He got it back Oh Tuesday and
laughlingly said he had sterilized
it before putting it back on the
proper finger.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-04-25

AMELIA, April 24-Truth is
often stranger than fiction. ac-
cording to the late Robert Rip
ley. A resident of Amelia county
had this experience.
About a month after the mar
riage of Ronnie Little and Janet
Miller in December 1859, Ronnie
lost his wedding ring in the hay
manger on Ashman's Brothers
dairy farm.
Extensive search failed to
bring it to light. Ronnie finally
gave it up.