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EDITORIAL
NO MORE SEVEN AN IREN, PLEASE
IT WOULD e good if the Government called off the
seven o'clock morning siren. There is really no good reason
why this waiLng sound should pierce the early morning air,
disturbing everybody, including those who came here for
peace, rest and relaxation.
ASIRENIS to alert the public of some danger or unusual
circumstance. 1t is not a substitute for a clock, even though the
II o'clock and the seven o'clock sirens cannot be explained in
any other way. If these sirens are used for any and everything,
then its real significance will be lost. and when indeed, some
emergency realy arises, this siren will have little or no mean
ing.
WE HEAR THE siren at II o'clock in the day. What for?
To tell us the time? To mark the dividing line between am.
and p.m.r At any rate, as Nh. Colby of the Chamber Of Com
merce so aptly put it, we have become accustomed to it, and
thus learned to i've with it. While that, in and Of itself, is not
a particularly Suong reason, yet it is the fact, and somehow
we 60 along with it.
BUT THE EARL morning sirend is another matter. Again,
it could be asked, what for? Certainly, it cannot be said that
it tells time, for those who must report to work will have been
up and on their Job by then. And it cannot be used to shake
those who have later Job appointments for those people must
by now have learned to rely on their own alarm clocks, and
the like. ALI all the seven o'clock siren is not necessary, and
by no stretch of the imagination does it serve any purpose
whatever.
WE OOK FORWARD to early action on this matter
1t is not earth-shakng, nor is it the type of thing which can
possibly get into politics. Yet, we would very much appreciate
having this piercing sound cut out. Believe it or not, there
would be gratitude if the Government acted.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

MEMS COMP. VALUE 5oe CORDUROY JACKETS -----3eo
MEMS FULLY LINED FINE SUEDE JACKETS ski ------eee
MEMS SURcoATS BoMBERS ToUcHDoWNS ski --Sso
MEMS IF PERI 3.99-4e9 PAJAkAS ADJ -----------S2
IRREGULARS OF MEMS FAMOUS UNDERWEAR for 81
DURALoN FINISHED TAILORED NET CURTAINS So
COMP VALUE 500 ANTIQUE RAYoN SATIN DRAPES s4
VENETIAN BLINDS 54" long; 8-3e" for 4ss
NoRoN FBERGLAs GLASS FIBER DRAPEs 63" and 84 long.
COMP Ss DAcRoN PoLYEsTER NlNoN CURTAINS for SIS
IF PERI. 799-1oS9 FAMOUS JACQUARD SPREADS
REG. 1919 CALVERT COTTON MUSLIN SHEETS for $5
FOAM BACK, VIScoSE RAYoN FACED sxl2 RUGS
FoAMBAcK, VScoSE RAYoN FACED 6xe RUGS ------lI.66
72xe0" RAYoN AND AcRLANe AcRYLIc BLANKETS II ST
REPRocESSED DACRoN FILLED BED PILLOWS for IS
WASHABLE PRINTED SAILcLoTH CHAIR COVERS ------5.99
MATCHING SOFA AND HDEBED SLIPc0VERS- ----------6.99
COMP VALUE 1888 SO RUFFLED CURTAINS for S.
WASHABLE SOLID COLOR TWIN OR DOUBLE SPREADS -5.s9
Evening star., 1962-09-16

BOYS If PERI Ios9-1eso oUTERWEAR (e-2o) 7se
BOYS COTTON FLANNELETTE PAJAkAS (6-2O) I go
BIG GIRLS COMP. VALUES 3.es5so DRESSES (7-I4) zse
BIG GIRLS COMP. VALUE I6se WINTER COATS (7I4 sIo
BIG GIRLS COMP. VALUES 3o959o SWEATERS (7-l4) 1s8
BIG GIRLS COMP VALUE 299 LINED SLAcKS (7.l4) for 81
Comp Value BIG GIRLS I.S9 FLAT KNIT SWEATERS (74) 81
TOTS COMP VALUE 29o-399 SWEATERS (2-6x 81
COMP VALUE OSS-l6SS PRAM SNOW SUITS 2-24 mos 26),
6ss
T0IS " PERFECT 1919 COTTON FLANNEL PJS 04)
TOTS LINED LoNGIES. ASSORTED FABRICS (3-8) - ~
CHILDRENS COMP. VALUE 1888 PoLoS q ------- 6oe
lois COMP VALUE 499 0NEPC SNOW SUITS (2-4)
ecHILDRENS ORION AcRYLIc SWEATERS t2-60 ------Ie7
2IOI BOYS OUTLINED ZPPERED JACKETS (36x)
INtANIS IF PERF 99 kNT SLEEPERS t04 36x)
COMP VALUE 1899 P-oUT PLELNED COATS r Sis Pettes
MISSES ORION ZP-LINED PoPLIN RAlNcoATs GLIB SIi
COMP. VALUE $5 SMART FELT AND VELVET MILLINERY s33
Evening star., 1962-09-16

G-E DELUXE CLOCK
TWIN SPEAKER PHoNoGRAPH, 4Speed
GE A/FM TABLE
6-TRANSISToR DELUXE POCKET
ALLPURPoSE CABINET 30xl6
NORGE DELUXE z-SPEED. 2-cYcLE AUTO.
DURAcRESTe 2SPEED MULTcYCLE AUTO. WASHER-----SI7o
NORGE z-DooR 10 Gu FT
ToNECREST SELF-coNTANED STEREo CONSOLE E-------Seo
ToNEcREST q" TvSTEREo-AM/FM coMBNAToN-
ToNEcREST 9 PORTABLE TELEvSIoN-
WESTINGHOUSE CANISTER VACUUM, with attachments
DURAcRESTe $4,000 Gu. Fl. DEHUMIDFIER
Evening star., 1962-09-16

COMP vAUE $50 MISSES AND WoMENs DRESSES IF ST. ony
IF PERI 8.95 LATEx GIRDLEs PANTIES -----------59e
QUILTED ACETATE TRIc0T BUSTERS, PAJAAS
COMP VALUE So TO S. FALL HANDBAGS
COMP. VALUE 81 FALL COSTUME JEWELRY-
COMP. VALUE Tee EULLEAsHoNED NYLoNs- --e-sSe ~
COTTON FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS----------
IF PERI 1.19I65 FAMOUS SEAMLESS NYLoNS for 81
COMP VALUE $4$6 FAMOUS NAME LINGERIE -----------299
zWAY STRETCH PANTIES AND GRDLES
SANFoRZED COTTON BANDEAU BRAS. stes--z for ITO
MISSES AND WoMENS ACETATE TRIcoT PANTlES 81
MISSES AND WoMENS 16RI UMBRELLAS -----------299
MISSES F PERI Ie9-zoo COTTON SHIRTS for SIS
MEMS AND 2-PANTS SUITS WOOL ToPcoATS---------l999
COMP VALUE 2s9 MEMS DRESS SPORT SHIRTS---3 for SIS
MEMS ZIPoUT PlLELINED RAINcoATS t34-461 -----I999
MEMS ALL WOOL AND LUXURY BLEND SPORTS coATS---$l8
MEMS COMP VALUE 39s BAN-LoN SHIRTS (S-L ---------z9s
MEMS "Sc0TcHGARD" FINISHED RAINcoATS
MEMS FINE RAYoN FLANNEL STACKS t2o42l ---------399
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PERSONAL

ABSOLUTELY THE ORIGINAL
ARTINI & CONSUELO
Dance Club
l hour lesSon-S1
Ballroom dances and the Twist
NO CONTRACTS
1741 Conn. Ave. NV. no. 2-2277
ACADEMY OF THEATRICAL ARTS
For adults and children. Ballet-tap-
modern Jazz by B. Garney-Fla-
menco and castenets by Maria Del
Pillar. Fencing by Prof. Benedec.
Private and class lessons. Call
no. 2-2266, 1747 Conn. ave. NV.
ACCTG. q TAX SERV., pers. prop,
payroll returns. Former IRIS tax
acct, nom. fees. 10. 5-4Sl5.
A GOOD WAKE-UP AND PHONE
ANSWERING service. personalized.
Proven AL. Call LEO'S 925-4070.
ALTERATIONS Of all men and
women's clothes. Also sewing by
nattern. SP. 3-9045.
AMOR SIRVENT, school Of SPAN
ISH DANCE, adults and children's
classes and private. For appoint
ment. no. o-2767.
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PERSONAL
lcONTINUEDl
NEED 7 MEN

NEED A RIDE from Hiuandale to
Catholic Univ, 5-day week betw.
!;3O and $50, till 18th Of Aug
434-065S.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY PRoJ.
ECT NO. Die SEVEN LOCKS
ROAD. = FEDERAL AID PROF
ECT.-NoTICE 10 ROAD CON
TRACTORS ADVERTISEMENT b.
Sealed Proposals will be re-
ceived until HOO (EDT) on Fri
day. July 81. 1862, at Room sos.
County Office Building, Rockville,
Maryland. at which time they
will be publicly opened and read,
for the reconstruction of Seven
Locks Road from Cabin John
Creek to Tuckerman Lane. Major
items included will be clearing
and grubbing, grading, flexible
paving and drainage facilities.
Plans, specifications and other
tanned at Room sos, County Of
land, upon presentation Of OFF,
cial County Receipt for Ten DOL
lars $4,000. No refunds will be
made.-Only contractors formally
preoualified with the County will
be eligible to submit proposals.
This work is designated as SRC
Range B.-The successful bidder
will be required to be bonded to
MONTGOMERY County. Maryland,
to the sum Of One Hundred Per
Cent 100%) of the amount Of
his proposal. = Each proposal
must be accompanied by a Pro-
posal Guaranty as prescribed in
the Proposal Form. The bid bond
or certified check of the bidder
to whom the contract is awarded
shall be forfeited in case the
contract and bond are not ex-
ecuted within ten days after re-
ceiving contract for execution
All work shall be performed I'M
der this contract in accordance
with Specifications of Maryland
State Roads Commission and
Special Provisions which will be
made part Of the contract
The County reserves the right to
reject any or all proposals and
to waive techniealities as may be
deemed in the best interest of
Montgomery County,. C. KOR-
DELLA. Director Of Public Works
for MONTGOMERY County, Mary
land.
3times-71-S-15.
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON
AuctiOneers-AppraiSerS
MORTGAGES SALE

English Anglia 80 sedan.
jaguar Mark TX $50 Sunroof sedan
Buick Estate SO 4-dr. wagon.
Pontiac SO 4-dr. hardtop. Air eond
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
u WESCHLER'S. 9O5 E ST. NV
July 10, 1862 10 AM
Terms: CASH
BY Order WILBUR v. IVEY
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13S 18th ST. NV. DI. I-64
AHNOIIMTANT ID

For worldwide financial organiza-
ton with multi-corporate struc-
ture. Excellent opportunity for
capable young married man I'M
der 80. Must have minimum Of
year public accounting experience
and / year college. (Our employees
know Of this adj. Send resume to
Box 477-D, Star.
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ACCOUNTANTS, CPA firm, staff
openings. Excellent opportunities
for qualified men with well-estab-
lished firm. Positions now open
from Junior through top-level sem
ior accountants. Salaries depend
ent entirely upon qualifications. II
you are interested in a permanent
position with a growing firm, call.
write or apply in person. SMUL-I
KIN, BARSKY, HOFFMAN & DEN
TON, l343 H st: NV. Elk. 3-6OSO.
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AUTO MECHANICS, 'front.'
end and brake specialists.
Must be exper. on Bean
visualizer equip. Good
salary plus labor percent
age, vacation with pay
and other benefits. No
phone calls. See Mr.. Will
liams or Mr.. Lomax. Std
HAM TIRE CO., POLL M
st. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WE WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
for any debts incurred by anyone
other than ourselves. MRS. BER-
NICE SMITH. MR.. WALLACE
SMITH. 5S19 eth st. NV, WASH
ington IL, D. C.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
CONTINUED
HOME CASUALTY q SURETY CO.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF QTOfsRu0I nEDo

Ut OlOOhhOlOEhS
To be Held August z, 1862
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that q
Special Meeting Of the registered
& SURETY COMPANY Of record
as Of June 20. 1862. is called to
be, and will be. held on the 7th
day Of August. 1862, at HOO
am, at 1903 Seventh Street. NV.
washington, d. c.. to approve or
disapprove the resolution Of the
Board Of Directors lTrustees) of
the Company adopted on June 20,
1862, which resolution would
amend the Company's Charter so
as TO increase the capitalization
OF the Company SO that 1t shall
consist Of l.0O0;OO0 shares Of
capital stock Of the par value Of
This Notice Is being given to the
members Of the Board of Directors
(Trustees) Of the Company. who
constitute the entire Board mem
bership:
Thodore r. Barker
George /. Berger. Jr.
Earle d. CheSney
Francis J. Hayes
v. Manning Hoffman
Herbert M. PaSewalk
Walton L. Sanderson
Douglas r. Smith
Richard H. Winkelman
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by anyone
other than myself. GRANVILLE E.
HALL, Jr., 4O03 Ames st. ne,
Washington 10, d. c.
LOST-Certificate No. 9l92 for IL
shares Of Bassett Furniture Indus
tries, Incorporated. Application
has been made for the Issuance
Of a duplicate certificate to cover
the said shares Of stock, certifi-
cate for which has been lost or
misplaced. MRS. SADIE G. LANG
HORNE, Stakeholder.
jy7,S,9,10,11
TECH HIGH SCHOOL
class Of 1922. 40th reunion party
being arranged. Let US know
where you and others are. Write
Box 42l-O, Star.
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PROPOSALS

MONTGOMERY COUNTY PROJECT
NO. 1880 FEDERAL AID Prof.
ECT STATE ROADS COMMISSION
CON RIA CT NO. M-623-317.
NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRAC-
TORS (ADVER T s E NJ E MT.
Sealed Proposals will be received
until 11:00 AM. Eastern Daylight
Time. on Thursday. July 20, 1862,
at Room sos County office Build
ing. Rockville. Maryland at which
time they will be publicly opened
and read. for reconstruction Of
River Road from Hughes Road to
Horsepen Branch. Major items
included will be clearing and
grubbing, grading. flexible paving
and drainage. Plans, specifica-
tons and other contract docu-
m gHl may Be obtained n.;d at Room
vile Maryland yiSid, upon prssenta,
for Ten Dollars $4,000. No
refunds will be made. Only con-
tractors formally prequalified with
the County will be eligible to
submit proposals. This work is
DESIGNATED as SRC range A. The
successful bidder will be required
to be bonded to Montgomery
County. MARYLAND to the sum of
One Hundred Per Cent 10000
Of the amount Of his proposal.
Each proposal must be accom-
panied BY a Proposal Guaranty
as prescribed in the Proposal
Form. The bid bond or certified
check of the bidder to whom the
contract is awarded shall be for
feited in case the contract and
bond are not executed within ten
days after receiving contract for
execution. All work shall be per-
formed under this contract in
accordance with Specifications Of
Maryland State Roads Commits
sion and Special Provisions which
will be made a part of the con-
tract. The County reserves the
right to reject any or all pro-
posals and to waive TECHNICAL
ties as may be deemed in the best
interest of MONTGOMERY County.
J. c. KORDELLA. Director Of
Public Works for Montgomery
County. MARYLAND jul.S.l5
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AUTO MECHANICs-Tom's Chew
rolet in Wheaton. Nd. has OPEN
ings for 4 first-class mechanics
to work in a modern, well-lighted,
well-equipped shop. Flat $3.50
basis, with paid holidays, vaca-
ton, disqualification and other
company benefits. Only expert
enced mechanics need apply to
MR.. AL FRYE, service manager,
1l4l6 GEORGIA ave.
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ACCOUNTANTS

l. Top opportunity in finance Sec
ton of interesting multi-function
aviation service CO. Some adv.
educ. and exper. pref, with
knowl. Of contracts and insur. To
5000 plus benefits.
?. You can count on advancement
by starting in this acctg. Sec
ton. Compile data for computers
and consolidate for final analysis.
Some acctg. educ. req. To S5,-
400 plus excel. benefits.
MIR. sAvICH ST. 3-6SSS
SMELLING PERSONNEL
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Sears service department has open
ings for experienced servicemen
on laundry equipment. We also
have several openings for men
over 81 to start as trainnes. We
are. interested in, some Virginia
residents to work the Virginia
area. Experienced outside TV
servicemen also needed. Excellent
benefits to qualified personnel.
Apply in person.
Sears Roebuck & Co.
$500 v ST. NE.
ARCH. CRAFTSMAN. minimum
yrs. exper., degree pref. but not
nec., salary commensurate wLabil-
ity. Call MR.. DIMON at FE. g.
34S0.
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BOOKKEEPER, will train at S75.
Some exp. 500. GRAEBNER' s,
l343 H st. NV. Elk. 3-7g77. Sill.
Spg. JU. S-3l44 lempll
BOOKKEEPER, part time. 90 hrs.
per wk. Must be exper. Salary
commensurate with ability. Apply
Monday, DI. 7-336g.
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FAST and thrifty results your telephone il
PROPOSALS
tcONIlNUEDl

SALE-ReposSessed 1859 Olds-
mobile Hol. Sed., Serial No. 5g7W-
l65I6 to highest bid received by
July %. 1862 at Colonial Olds-
mobile. 124l 9Th St. NE, WASH
ington, D. c., where car may be
inspected. jy7.S,9
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HELP MEN
APPRENTICE
CARPET MECHANIC

CARPET MECHANIC
immediate, full-time. 5-dav. 40
hour week, permanent position
available for man II with D. c.
permit. Some experience helpful.
Enjoy employe benefits including
q 20oe discount on purchases,
paid vacations. sick leave and
holidays, family medical insur-
plan. Apply personnel office,
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APIS UNFURNISHED--D. c. APIS. .UNFURNISHED-MD.
tcokTMUEDl tcoNINUED)

SPACIOUS l-bedrm. apt. New air.
conditioned bldg, IN excel. sc.
location. D. C. Transit express
bus at door. close to schools.
shopping and churches. S1l5 per
mo-. utils. incl. See MRS. MEYER.
42I0 s. CAPITOL ST.
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CHEVY CHASE

New listing-Colonial brick home,
in Lafayette school area. Living
room. dining room. modern kitoh-
en-, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths on End.
Large storage attic. attractive
cluhroom. built-in garage. Priced
in the Dos. Call WO. $4,000.
EDW. H. JONES & CO.. INC.
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WALTER REED
DETACHED

SIZE?
Beautiful 3 bedrms. on l flr1
rambler style.
LOCATION?
Beautiful! Most COW. to every
thing
YARD?
Beautiful 217 #. deep.
PRICE? So
nnn,,.tS,,tt $40 aEa
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MARSTELLER,
RERKET,FY

ADDRESS OF DISTINCT1ON-A
house that is livable as well as
charming. Fine floor plan with
liv. rm. and din. I'm. opening to
screened porch. 4 bedrms., 2
baths, dormitory. Den and pow
level, maids rm. and bath, built
in garage. CENTRALLY AIR
CONDITIONED. A lot of house
for $4,000. Re. S-221l.
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WISCONSIN AVENUE
BELOW MASS AVE.
Excellent location and well
planned for doctors office
and home. Parking. De-
tached 9 rms, paneled
bSmt. Call Miss Alexander.
Boss and Phelps, Inc.
MA. $4,000 Ewes. EN-. 2-O9s6
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ED LINGO. INC. HA. 7-4seo
Assume High CT Loan
sGBuRBAN pRoPERr1Es MoT.
1875

ONLY $4,000 DOWN FLA
VACANT-MOVE IN MINED.
LGE. BRK. RAMBLER, close to
public and parochial schools.
d. c. bus, NH and Naval HOSP
2S-ft. liv. I'm. w/firepl., sep. din;
nm, 3 bedrms.. sewing I'M, s
HMANT DAT LJpTTN
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14th and TAYLOR SITS.
Row brick. completely redec, 8 rms.
liv. rm.. din. Tm... full bsnlt.
Priced to sell quickly.
MURRAY LEVINE IA. 9-3144
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

ALEX, 1904 Edison st.-Newly dec.
3-bedrm. townhouse, fenced yard.
shops, buses. $115. EN-. 2-35S2:
ALEX, VA, Port Section. 702 8.
Lee st.-neW detached brick, 2
hadrnns SI25 mo. TIE. 6-56lO,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

FLA, oath and Perry st. ne
Lovely corner det., 6 rms. full
bsmt., gas heat, lge. fenced yard:
S15,500, $1,000 On. P. STANLEY
REALTY CO., 3S7-4996, tn. q
1924, Ii. 3-7430.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

CHEVY CHAsE-RIvER ROADS,
girls to share with young woman.
Shopping, transp. nearby. OIL.
4-0113.
SUBURBAN AREA, Glen Arden
Woods, Md. - For 2 to share, in
colored home, partly furn. Ideal
$40 month each. 772-0325; If M
answer, LII. 4-6497 ewes.
WANTED-Woman with one o
two children or no children t
share home. Pc. 2-5937.
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MILL1CENT CHATEL
g. JOSEPH WISE, INC.
900 NIf{e Ave paaltOrc EFT 2-0S0l

1882 Wis. Ave. Realtors FE. 10000
AREA-Handsome Co.
onial. with 5 big bedrooms and
2 baths on second floor. Features
Of house. CENTRAL AIR COND. |
8 fireplaces. fabulous all-elec. kit.
separate family-sized dining room.
beautiful recreation room, attached
garage. S55.500l Mr.. Wade. WO.
$500. FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
INC nI 7-14l1
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

RESPONSIBLE EXECUTIVE, fam
lily desire 4-bedrm. home with
family rm. and stable yard. Gar
dening is hobby and will consider
country property. Prefer Montg.
or Fairfax Co., close to schools.
Sl75, l or 2 yr. lease. Call 232-
SS44, 9-5 weekdays.
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exclusive listing.
on quiet ST.. near Georgetown Hos
pital. One Of the Larger houses,
baths on 2nd floor. Garage. Priced
in upper eos. To inspect, phone
FE. 3-1161 or DU. 7-1234, SAN
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Amelia

Don Martin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Martin. of Amelia
county. has recently been made
airnan first class. He is still sta
toned at Lakeland Air Force
Base in the lab there. Marvin
Martin has been spending some
time with his parents but eX-
poets to return soon to his home
III Jacksonville, Fla. While with
them, they all visited Mrs. Mar
tin S brother. Charles Burcham.
on the police force at William
and Mary College. at LaneXa
Mrs. Martin, her brother, Mar
vim and another son. George,
travelled to a place near Day
ton. Ohio. where the Burchams
used to live. Mrs. Martin and her
brother recognized the place aft
er nearly so years. Another of
Mrs. Martins sons, Marion,
Richmond. is spending two weeks
at Fort Knox. KY. for two weeks
training in the Army Reserve.
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ton, and grandson, &C buck q"
ThrOckmorton. were dinne r
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Trent
Throckmorton. at Meherrin, Sun
day. They surprised Mr.. Throch-
morton. whose birthday was Oh
Tuesday, July 10. with a birth
day cake and ice cream.
Sgt. and Mrs. Arnold Throck-
morton, of Augusta. Ga. arrived
Tuesday to spend this week with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ. Throckmorton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Gryder.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Irving. Jr.,
and daughters. Of Portsmouth,
and Joe P. Irving. spent the
week end with their parents. MI.
and Mrs. L. Il. Irving and MI.
and Mrs. r. M. Thackston.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Greed DeHart. of Worsham. in
the death of her mother. Mrs.
Lindsey. in Richmond, last week
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OBITUARIES
Funeral Services
For Mrs. Ferguson
To Be Held Tuesday

Mrs. Carrie Jordan Ferguson,
wife Of Stephen Howard Fergu-
son., died Sunday at Southside
Community Hospital.
A member of Farmville Bap-
fist Church. she was born in
Charlotte county on February %.
1902. the daughter of the late
Benjamin L. and Fannie Turns
Jordan. She was a member Of
the Farmville Woman's Club and
the Eastern Star.
Besides Ter husband, she is
survived by her son, S. Howard
Ferguson, Jr., Of Farmviile: two
sisters. Mrs. j. R. Ferguson, of
Cullen. and Mrs R. P. Epper-
son, of Keysville; a brother, w.
Il. Jordan. Of Sarasoa. Fla, and
two grandchildren.
DR.. W. Otis McClung, pastor of
Farmville Baptist Church, will
officiate at funeral services to be
held at 20 am. on Tuesday. July
II, at Doyne- Burger Funeral
Home. with burial in WestvieW
Cemetery.
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Meherl'iin

July 16-Mr. and Mrs. l., B.
Hurt and Mrs. Macon Vaug-
han spent last Thursday in Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trent Throck-
morton spent last Friday in
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hester Clark.
Of Washington. D. c.. spent the
week ED with his father, Lem
wood Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Waller,
of Henderson, N. c.. spent the
week end here with relatives.
Lewis Holt, Of Portsmouth, is
spending some time with Mrs.
Ola FoWlkes.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Hurt were
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Rev. ". G. Maxwell
Accepts New Post

HIXBURG. July 1.-THE Rev.
Wilbur Gladstone Maxwell. a for
mer native Of HiXburg. has ac-
cepted a call to be assistant
pastor and director of christian
education at the First Presby-
terrain Church in Danville. He
VIII also work on his electorate
degree in christian education.
On July Is. he concluded his
work in his present pastorate
with services in both James
town and Apponlattox Churches.
III Prince Edward county.
The Danville Church is one of
the largest in Appomattox Pres
bytery with a membership of
about 400.
Previous to graduation from
the Seminary, Mr.. Maxwell was
assistant to Dr.. TWyman Will
llanls and served iii the Walkers
Presbyterian Church. at Hix-
burg. in 1858.
He is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. C. Maxwell, of Pamplin.
NJ. Maxwell became a mem
Der Of Walkers Presbyterian
Church IN HiXburg in 1914.
He afforded Emory and Henry
College and was elected to Sig
ma Nh Scholarship Fraternity,
and Phi Beta Kappa. in his jun
ior year While at Emory and
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Revival Services
At Fine Creek
Baptist Church

JEFFERSON, July Is -Revi-
val services are being held this
week at Fine Creek Baptist
Church beginning Sunday. July
II. at J pm. closing with the
service Oh Friday. July %. The
guest minister is the Rev. Viii
liam T. Saith, Js., Of the South
hampton 8 aptist Church.
Richmond
Special music has been ar
ranged fer each service. and
cFoirs from several of the local
churches will participate lnclud-
ing Red Lane, Old Powhatan.
Graocland and Muddy Creek.