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CARMODY HILLs-A charming c.
lohial ct. BUDGET price and as
easy to tinanee a. 2 car: 3 bed
Ssmt., eli hot-Watef heat, tile for
en- walls or. hand. Yeu Apply
Just S75 mo. after 4 lev dollars
down. A real steal Of $4,000.
KENTLAND-A 3-bedrm. colonial
fer spacious temfoTt! A fully
tiled bsnit.. sep. din, Fll. and Z
modern Kitchen, No.fooling owner
wants To sell ana has REDUCED this
honae 10 $11,aA0 fer . quick sale
Ne doWn to els, FLA termi Sls,
availabie.
LANAAM-Nsv rambler, lust fin
lshsd and ready to move int
Large lv. rtA.. dip. area, hug,
nsdefn hit, with Wall even en-
disposal. walk-out hsnAt. read
Ter ter your rec; room vshstisi
400, with conversational nnancinl
ana 1917 Down or can be pur
ROGERS HEIoHTs-A care Co,
dream with q picturssatie, whit
picket fence, 4 nice bedrrns.
firepl. in liv. rm... sep. din. rIi.
side screened perch, bonus livinI
area or . seperett apartment fo
ineenis. 9 reffigeraters, 2 CD
ranges, storm doors. Great po'
tentisl here and yen had better
see II this week end. Only ST..
ESQ with 81 or FHA terms.
PRINCE GEO. tRofERTtEs: INC
AZ. T-"l7b y AP. T-777A
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sfLyER sfRiNG. Flower Ave, sTs.
s.s4. s fse' s ssf en- s isi:s 's :ss.
ssp. ain rIn.. walk-eut Ssntt. entc
patio, meve in with $500 dn..
lev payments. Call OWNER.
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A r Ins: n: close 70 Ysstovsr
sac raAss, large fenced LET WITH
TsaSy fcI seeuSsnes Nov. Z IstS.'
RFNosiTr saaHH ara ALVAREZ. Rssltsis.
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lOOc Wis. NV. VI. SUI
GEORGIAN FOREST
Corner Brick Rambler
Ga. Ave. Doctors Office
AttrAs. .1-yr. -eld brick hsns built
with doctor IN mind. Pvt. lower
center-hall ertraneN, iiy. rm.. sep.
din. rm., Ice. kit, bedrnis., 2
baths. Full hsrit. With full bath
Lac. corner lot with driveway
terms. Can Mr. Stoyer.
Canapanella IL Co., Realtor
Ex. s.411s Ewes, VII. elias
s!t.,, anE5A 57i,s y y.,Ii4
LIST fir. 4 bedfIns.. 2 BATH. liv.
lower level. 1glsx30 pansied rec.
rm.. den, laundry area, pewdtr
rrn.. STORAGE space. faliout shelter.
IT, hine feeelas. Lew w! sO,, o' OWNER
HOLY kEDEEMER RARIsH-Bar-
gain priked, 4 bkdrnis.. 9 bath brk.
Cape Ce1 with rec. rT1., assume
$4,000 loan. only sgt,9BO. ~.
sstkERs snos. REALTORS
NOME AND INCOME
2 sep. Apts, In det. brick bldt., sen
entrs,, Individual htatine systSsAs
$4,000 down.
DADE REALTY
REALTORS SSs-s4bt
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T y.ts fak. yo nfes eSo,e .or aani KS
ferent houses. Beltsville, LanhaIn
~ Hyattsyille areas. payuaepts
approx. 500 uer mo.
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE. s-6l2a
CONTINUED on Next PaSeJ
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HOUSES FoA sALE-MD.
PRINCE AEnhGES COUNTY
CONTINUED


ATTENTION ANDREWS PERSON
NBL-h aere plus, 3-Bedrm. ham
With rec. rni. f0uthed In, man
trees ara shrubs, lear 1eTsg
plus off-street pArkiAg. Isxf,
workshop with WateH anG alec
Stone And wrought itaR fencinG
4 beauty In a. ideal location
VA, FHA terms eBly s16,2BO
PRINCE oEogoEe REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE or MONEs'
uN. A-l160
AVAILABLE TO-DAY! vacant. 5
vii Win q III Win 5000 'd down J
FHA $500 down-AoA- vets cal
ASSUME 4hE trust ana pay q
little as $500 . month total
MAnYg ffsTpSsfbs ss5nfsrkH Make efi: z.so7
kvONDALE. N. HYATTs.-3.bsd
Es,s;nI.f hath ssaE 20. dr. IN rms ri
settlement ehArees, OPEN SUN.
NON, ,2.S; 1900 Lenafsilev st
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SUMMER

Stone and brick Colenial in snlendie
condition. First tfloer library And
full bath. 'dInink room seats IL
de luxe kitchen with breakfast
roohn. bedrodns. 2 baths on "a
floor. Pun basement with, rec.
room and powder room. 2-eaI
gareGe, Exesllent value. Ewes. Mira
Jones. EN-. 2-O0nS,,
". c. 4 4. n. MILLER pEv. CO.
LIST Y0UR MONK WITH us
REALTORS " EN-. 2-446l
TAK0MK PKkK-fmm1c. S-sedrm
E p.r.. t.S s:s. d!n l, rH Az sf5
suick sale. Can Ju: $1,000. >
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CHEVERI,Y

- TRADING spEcIALIsTS
The Perry Boswell Co,
Realters WA. 7-4S0t
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EHEYE-0a1sR
..iEsUyIE. LSN Q. KAPLAN co;

LIZ. .. I'm. With firSpl. din, rn.,. Z
sRfo tr;. a::S fSta. sea a ssiissI.
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' .i48SS e.l :ssl li s:s... '; H.
f vain f u .e Sst S VIII ' nee
st. James and widowed sRoupins
esnteI, open sun. 2 70 5. own.
Err. EN-. B-b667.
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STORCH
sALToR sf. $3.50

BEEfsvIELE, ZS04 HOWARD AVE.
ltaes. tni; . e.: ,s'a clos: .aissnI ii
ESTATE. x74.ssks q z7i:1sS1. :
BUILDERs SALE AND CLosEIgT
VIZ; e.! !s!'E ::ssI!S Pss:s g: s:'1, s. IS
wallis And outside exit. Situated
on lac. level lot. Take ADVANTAGES
Of this situation now. oppoItuRitS
only kneekS elies. $4,000 Ap-
nethi1g, sewA d1. Cali VA. 7.
HfiotMESoIWl1iNER RLTY.
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RED SRicK RAMsEtss

sls s:sT' ;sss "a nsa:4S . lts,ai
srtnn :shs ss,: On ~ r SSr 9l
Enotty-piAe finished family room
1 oGs Ssts l lSssu: .ns t. ,5t
room. het-air Dashboard oil heat,
s-acrt lot beautifully landscaped.
/ mile frem center OF town ana
school bus ct door. 26946 Ridge
f eRf9n, IS So nFr; siSl $y;rS sS2s4
NEAR acc e. NE. S E;y Bu. OF
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ReUsls uHfuRH. 70 RlHTlHsusrs wAnrEp TO REnrl
HOUSES FSR sAIE-D. 9.

NV. Oh So, AREA--s or { Dr..
Ss sasEn a/s a. +. q M, ,.n SE S;t
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GAITHERsBUKG AREA .bedfm
older Colonial home IN good cond
LE'. Nv: rm,; sep. din. rm;. mod
just of rte. go. Reduced q
RtKEToR, WI. s-e47s.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES brio
f Gass ciS . e. y ssT' r1S issl' NJ:
piseS. dininF room. kiteSsn. asf
Asdrocm and bath on lst floor
S'drs re, 4. bath; ;,I .t.,lEs .s,. :,
OIL het-water heat. storm windew
and doors Rear fencing. $4,000
ROBERT :. JoHR, INC, Rssitsf
HE. $4,000.
q AN. = rAhE .cr: sSSsys slGI ~
% to the minute kitchen, 4 bed,
rms, powder rm. on first ffoor
s eSsSs.s saS Ssra" a rss
Ey
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Chevy Chase Village

OtiCVy GIiuSC Village
Issss, vis Is.s',s. hem; ,,s T.
can b. used as extra htdrsoIA, 4
s:tn'' , iuil basement. :, hst'yatsI
aa.S s; Ewes Mrs sutton, xE
W, Z; 4 v A. \, NIL, N,ibIEE nEy co
MMALI0RS EM. e-4ab4
s,ys Si nj h. Sa.ifi Az. sT,d'I; N. vi I'M
end small rsom ever kit, Jslou-
sled peh,,, gar. space. ElsasinG cut
HNtlMAN =. gAscH 4 SON
SAT. SnG SUD. Cal NV. s-77Gi
ebNTENT6KAkY R1M6EER with
sIn. %. and fully ssailsesi Eis,
less thaA l year cid Only SIS
De, S.sits1s.' ID. e.siss. HILL
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TAKOMA REALTY

TAKOMA RK.--I0vely iarEs 6.6ed .
rm;, 2-bath home has y Kitchens,
seSrms, bath On lst H. rec.
GEO. ALLEN. RealtoT, 949-106O
TAKOMA PARK. fAA. 5000 down
1897 Maple ave. = Brick ana
frame Coloniel. Q rms. excel
eond., screened pereh. garage aht
tool house, Ice. let. tenvsn. Il
css en- as se SETEs. w. HHf ! !itSsss
tn, 2-6343.
UNBEllEvABLE! "a Ice. bedTFns.
z, Ss nsis; ice; ain m, spasicq
S17.S00. go
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC.
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WHEATON-Aii-bfk. home features
din, Area. fully s ssuipp TX. kit. faail
s S',pT sifSsSr s;s ss SSrn SS r. '1SS e
n s., 81 ss VA S e; S;sIAos NAT
WHEATQN-Hsve small income and
s s M, Nssd "a , s:SrSHs ;.s ssp , Din
G.,i yts Ri ssec .s az tS az .ss ssss'nt'
T .!ss: ss4 :sft'!HE r. ssssI ,s.:;
level lot, 3 bedrHis:, 4 baths. Fl
e tc.. I.E e sn RlS' 81 Sip sl tn 4. sS
From OWNER. zoos Delaney y'V Dr..
WIZ 9-0S37. t.. .
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1aHtN- TN0ITS

New. rsnSIsr.1 iiy. H fT,.. ain. rm.. .
.sssss. ana s'G .SsDp,s snd Avail saE me-: :sl
-. EVELYN d. KKPTAN
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Open Sunday, 2 to 5
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
40 500 =

UNPARALLELED shsrm on quiet pvt
eIl-de-sse, Aandsoms profession,
and rail- fehee, full bsmt. with rec,
r.: fireni. ssrpert. mtny hug
cetien fer ACC. IDA and Eur
pIhECTfoNs: Rostyills pike !.
iisSs . Sovi:s a.. u iso;Si. s ooSfft
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0UiLOEK'0 CE0NR. 6TiR

size rent per ne. until settlement.
1raAd.neW, 4-btdrIn., 2-bSth
Care Cod, sep; din, rm.. huge fit.
and full bsrat. Cali WA. f-0617
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BROOK MSHNoR RsTATEs LAST
h sEssas, 2 i sAEEs h gStR sssr /
S SSSssSSS $SHS #
PR NO. P.fT.i. OUT INDIAN
Rh., RidHT 10 OXEN HILL Kp.,
LEFT 2 BLOCKS 10. OFFICE.
oREE svT 4AII ~ Ii0l.oTr IN BANK
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Brick Colonial. SEP. DIN. rm., fun
esmt., large corner lot. only $751;
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wHEAT0N-oniy siI..T0 for mi,
s-tS SU 1iE f9s A iSfS sc SSIS5HIti
Full bsnnt. With outside exit. Hone
in immaculate condition. II
w. ]. NICHOLAS, Ritz. SAIL coo
WMEAT0N WOODS = Rent with
eption,. new &-hedrni. corner Cape
Cod. 2 baths, firepl. sea, $50.
Name your terms, little cash.
r. n. LEVY, 949.740O,
WMEATuN--1THR HONE FOR ANY
pOCKETB0OK. 4.bedFm. G q b :
Ced with full esHat.. tsblS-spaes
kit:, fenced let.. Iinniae. cond.
$3.50 On. FHA. Call e49-7070.
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HOMEOWNER REALTY
CAPITOL HILL

CAPITOL hill
ale end ST. az.
baths, oil heat.
ll4B Pa. AVE. Sc. o..
s1s-Rev hrieki . rms. and bath,
BssEisGRoFT PARK, MD.
- s4Oe BELFAST DIR.
$1&e--MoAerA brick rAmblAr, 4
hedrxis,. liy.. rn,, din. rM., hit.
bath, hsnnt., rec. fIn.. washer
disposal, cir eond. units, 3 firepls
John +. Donohoe h Sens
S11 Do. Ave. &c. Ii. 3.OOsl
CASITOL MILL AREA. 80 3 ct. NV
- roenAe ana bath unfin. bsnit.
9el ,Aot. air heat, S1O0 me, n. Il
klRfkNT, 81. s.saS4.
C .assss.: s,l ESsn NJ. N
NAWly Gee. fin, rec. fm. s1t0.
eP 9.eeaS or AR. 7-esse.
CuEvY ClAsR-Medern I-bedFm
SE ..s.,s cs .Ss ar, AZ ss Senv. sS1s
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TAKOMA PARK-4OIss srisk ram
S e r NTH win siis 4.s A ~ ' s:: l
ssoSSco G. ..! llnIis Fla is.1;ssS' F isS
81 900 down. OWNER. Ju. p-i6i0.
UNIV. RARK-Excsptionai 3-Sedrm.
brk. Garage. many extras, cen
tral air Conditioning, Dashboard
h.-y.h,. . years Old. FHA ap-
BUTLER REALTY
AP. T-3RTO WA T.1aOa
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9 sGs. Siso.ss t' Rev E' siS si.A r.
1T. GisSWsshsr. storm WiSs. ' an
deork. Washer-dryer. air eoIid
Fer res. or prof. n1esl. Sl7B me
UN. S.232b. Am pm.
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6HEYFs CHASE. 5. ~ .S Ss5r,S.
a sfiSlt'; sglI5s; : .SsaFTs. $500 s
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SAAAsAs1 ANSeAOOA
WHEAfON--Only $4,000 W7easy
terms will buy this 3-bedrm, brk.
rambler. with rec. rni.. huge 12x31
scFeened porch, many extras.
Extra lot also available. -.
g. paul higklnen a4a-020O
WNEATON--.oVAsr pays jettie-
Hent, 3-beaFn., 9-bSth brk. ram
tIssi. couEFy.MithE.n Sstis.isOtiV.' H.
wHEATON-Meyt right in. $500
dewn yHA. Full bSrit., fenced lot,
iss aig IN perch 1,s S.6 FLA A,oD approved
HtidH i. SScK. 1876 6sCrsis Az,
"vsiael $.sedrm. tsisiSisss". III i BATHS
center-han entry, spacious living
ETC., ETC., di1 s, r d t.s luxe .g 5sSsh Iala:
IS .755S t 1s Va si M sss ' Ss.p lot
J.. L. LEWIS 940-433C
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-09-28
Rev. Mr.. Knots Recuperating
Following Auto Accident Injuries

PROSPECT. Sept. q : The
Rev. A. R. Knots, Jr., is re-
covering nicely at his home aft
er having been injured in an
automobile accident recently
near here on IT. AGO.
MIR. and Mrs j. F. Glenn
scent the week end at Mountain
Lake, and attended the George
washington Virginia Tech
game at Roanoke, Saturday aft
erncon.
c. B. Carson is aha IN ho
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Newport News
Pastor To Lead
Baptist Revival

DILLWYN, Sept. n ~ Revival
services viii be held at First
Baptist Church. Dillwyn. Mon
day through Friday. Oct. to 5.
Services will begin nightly at
7:3O O'Clock.
A stewardship emphasis is
planned during the services, the
Rev. John W. Adams. pastor,
states.
The Rev. Charles jolly, pas
tor of Ivy Memorial Baptist
Church. Newport News. will be
the guest minister. Music for
the services will be under the
direction of j ames Evans, of
Roanoke.
Rev. Mr.. jolly will teach a
class for juniors and adults on
stewardship II S ng the book.
Found Faithful. Mrs. John w.
Adams will teach the primary
children.
Following the study period, an
evangelistic service will be held.
A nursery will be provided, and
the public is invited to partici-
pate in the weeks study and
services.
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Deatonville

Sept. q -- Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Wright and Miss Bernice Fret
well. of Richmond, spent last
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Witt Borum.
Miss Gladys Perriu and Mrs.
Annie Bell, of Washington. D. c.,
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Bell, last Tuesday,
and stopped by to see Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Borum
and daughter. Judy, spent Sat
urday in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waverly Reams
and daughters, of Amelia, spent
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. Witt
Borum and Mr.. and Mrs. Ned
Brad ley and daughters, of
Nathalie, and Mr.. and Mrs. Kes-
ter Tune, of South Boston, spent
the week end in the Drum
home.
Week End Guests
Mrs. George Shpel and sons
and Mrs. Melvin jenkins, of
Richmond. spent last week with
Mrs. Alice jenkins and on Fri
day their husbands. gorge
Shpel and Melvin jenkins, join
ed them for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney McGurty
and sons. of Charlottesville,
spent the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Nash. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
AshWorth, of Palmyra, sp n
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis, of
Crewe, and Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
vim Meador, of Richmond, visit
ed Mrs. Alice Jenkins, Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Sam Llewellyn sp n t
last week in Richmond.
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Crute, recently.
J Ose phi Z. Layman is the
ARMY Reserve leader Of the 8Oth
Division Band at Fort Lee
which he directs twice d week
The band was named incorrect
" as the Sth Division Band in
hast weeks column.
At Roanoke Meeting !.
Mrs. Cleveland Jones, presi-
dent Of the Buckingham County
W0man's Club. and Mrs. Aubrey
Yancey. first vice president, at.
tended the board meeting 81
Virginia Federation Of Women's
Club, held in Roaroke last week
Miss Nancy Morgan spent the
week end with her father. Ivan.
hoe Morgan and grandmother
Mrs. Hattie Morgan. at Ander-
Sonville.
Mrs. Shelton Foster and Mr.
and Mrs. Abner Seay were in
Was hirgtOn last week to see the
ball game between Washington
and the Yankees.
The Youth Group Of Maysville
Presbyterian Church and some
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back at work some now after
having been i'll.
MIR. ard Mrs. j. E. Glenn NOV
ed to their new home near
Farmville last week.
Sympathy is extended to the
family of Dewitt Coin Of Hix-
burg. Several from the COM
munity attended the funeral SER
vices Sunday at Ilixburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Brisen-
tine have returned home after
pending some time in Fred
ericksburg in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Campbell and
family. Their new granddaugh-
ter. Dorothy Lynn. met with
high approval from the entire
family!
Mrs. Ray Mickle, of Manassas
spent several days last week
with her daughter. Mrs. Judith
Wilkerson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-09-28
Visits Brother In
KOk0mO, Indiana

MATTOAX, Sept. q - Payton
Cassell is visiting his brother in
Kokomo, Ind.
Dewitt Wilmington left on Sun
day for Haverford. Pa, where
he will be a junior at Haver-
ford College. His name was
omitted last week from the list
OF students that are entering col
lege this fall.
Mrs. Roy Saunders had tn e
following guests at a buffet
supper on Saturday in honor of
Dewitt Wilmington, who was
leaving for college on Sunday:
Mrs. j. R. Wilmington, Juan,
Dee and Rankin, Mrs. Mildred
Wilmington and Lynne, and
Misses Esther and Alma Whit
tlngton. Mrs. r. F.. Saunders
was also a guest in the Saunders
home on Saturday night.
The Piedmont Baptist WINS
will observe the Day of Prayer
for State Missions on Thursday,
meeting at the church at 1920
am. with lunch at noon. On
Sunday, the Rev. and Mrs. L. c.
Quarles, of Richmond, retired
missionaries from Argentina,
will speak on missions at Pied
mont Church at the II O'Clock
service. Everyone is invited to
come and hear these two ex-
perienced missionaries.
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Ranscns

Sept. y - Dr.. S. :. PatteSon
and daughter Beverly Ann, of
Farmville. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Tapscott, Of Scottsville
were recent visitors of DR.. and
Mrs. T. E. PatteSon. Mrs. F..
o. Webster and Miss Carrie
Steger, also of Scottsville, and
Mrs. Alice Steger. of Virginia
Beach. were also guests last
week in the same home.
Mrs. Sims and son, Kenneth,
with her daughters, Misses Vir-
ginia, Rose Marie and barbara,
of Lynchbnrg, were week end
guests of Miss Lulie Patteson
and Cleveland Flowers.
Charlie SteGer and daughter,
Miss Diane Steger and T. j..
6teger and daughter, Miss Jo-
Anne Steger, of Scottsville, with
Miss Gloria Steger of Bucking-
ham, were visitors of Misses
Lulie and Annie Patteson for
the week end.
Mr.. and MIS-. L. w. Patteson,
Jr., with their children, Bill,
Sherri and Stevie. Of Charlottes-
vile, and LIr. and Mrs. S a m
Spencer, of Scottsville, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. L..
w. Patteson, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Catlett,
with their children, Kenneth,
Brenda, Alfred, Karen, M tx e
and Mary Beth, spent the week
end with Mrs. Gene Catlett of
Arvonia.
Cleveland Flowers, of Crozet,
spent the week end at his home
here.
Miss JAMIE Fay Ayres, of the
Richmond Memorial Hospital
nursing staff. spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. McKinna Ayres. other
week end guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebert Maxey and their
daughters, Evelyn and Alice
Maxey. all Of Richmond, and
Mrs. Virginia Ayres Gunter and
her daughter. Miss Betty Lou
Gunter, of Roanoke.
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Guinea

Sept. q : The David Halle
grove family were guests of her
sister. Mrs. Richard Ludwig.
and family, Of Richmond. on
Sunday, Sept. 16. The Halle
groves were also recent guests
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Perkins, of Petersburg.
The Charles Simpson family
attended the dedication service
at Browns Church on Sunday.
Sept. Is.
The John Warner family, of
Farmville, were guests of the
Joe A. Hazlegroves. Of Fork
land" on Sunday. Sept. l6.
Mrs. E. C. Davis and Sue
Bernard. of Richmond. srl,nt
the week end at their home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holt. who for
merly lived in the R. L. Davis
home, have moved to Crewe.
Mrs. Frank Brown and chill
dren, Bernard and Sandra. were
Sunday luncheon guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Ransom, of
Richmond. The latter returned
to her home from the hospital
on Sunday.
Guests Of Mrs. Walker
Among the guests of Mrs. B.
B. Walker last week, were Mrs.
Clayde Mahan. of Richmond;
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell Wingo, of
Getersville; and Mrs. Joe A..
Hazlegroye.
Miss Page Walker. of Airing
ton, accompanied by a friend.
spent several days with her
mother, Mrs. w. D. Waller, and
brother, w. D. Walker, Jr.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Mahan, of
Richmond, spent last week at
her home. here.
Mrs. E. S. Walker, Jr., of
Farmville, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Wom-
ack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Walker,
of white Hail." spent the week
end with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Campbell, of Rose
land.
Mrs w. D. Walker and Mrs.
Warren Walker were Thursday
afternoon guests of Mrs. Ellen
Scott, Of Stoddert.
Luncheon Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Womack
of Farmville, were Sund a y
luncheon guests at his home,
"Woodville.' and attended serv-
ices at Centenary Church.
Mrs. Warren Walker was a re-
cent guest of Mrs. Willis Allen,
of PoWhatan.
Miss Lucille Ferguson. who
teaches in Lynchburg, spent the
week end at her home, Maple
Grove"
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HID Club Project Leaders Attend
Floor Finish And Safety Meeting

POWHATAN Sept 81 - Miss thy Tlman, Margaret
Mary Settle. VPI housing lis and E. Hicks
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POWHATAN. Sept. q - Miss
Mary Settle, VPI housing spe-
cialist, Blacksburg. was in Pow
hatan on Monday morning. Sept.
"a, to train home demonstration
club major project leaders. Two
topics were covered, Finishes
for Wood Floors" and "Plan-
ming for Safety in the Home"
which will be the demonstra-
tions for October and Novem-
Der. Miss Betty Fain, new home
agent, was present.
Five of the six clubs were rep
resented as flows: Fine
Greek Mrs. C. L. Tomiinson,
Jr., and Mrs. Watt Flippo: Pow
hatan Mrs. Louise Maxey;
Genito - Mrs. Edward c.. Cana
.da and Mrs. Barbara Bowlin;
Clayville-M oseley = Mrs. Sally
Bradbury and Mrs. Dor thy
'Younce: jefferson Mrs. Doro-
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Trenholm

TRENHOLM, Sept. q - Mr..
and Mrs. Scott Walton, of Hamp-
ton, relatives of Mrs. Eliza
.Caine, visited her Sunday. Other
visitors in the home were Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Denoon and
Carol, of Richmond. Esten De-
noon. of Clayville; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Denoon. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Snead Denoon and son, of
-P0Whatan.
The Derwent All Club m e t
with Miss Debbie Wilson. T h e
new county agent, Miss Betty
-F'ain, met with them for h e
first time. All members were
present. After a business session
"a social hour was held and re-
-freshments were served by Mrs.
d. H. Mcclure and enjoyed by
all.
B. w. Wilburn, his children
-and relatives, celebrated h S
birthday on Sunday with a din
-ner at his home here. Those
present were: Mrs. Susie Tay-
-lor, Snead Wilburn. Mrs. Doris
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. S a m
Hatcher and family, Mrs. Julia
jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Duke and family. all of Rich
mond, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hatcher and family. He receiv-
ed many nice gifts and they all
had an enjoyable day.
Visit Others ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Duke
Mrs. Susie Taylor, Mrs. Julia
jackson. Mrs. Doris Martin and
.Snead Wilburn, with B. w. Will
burn visited Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
-Stratton and Mrs. Alma Wilburn
while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. S m h
land family attended the funeral
of Dewitt Coin, of Prospect. on
Sunday, with burial at his home
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Boat
wright entertained Sunday for
visiting relatives. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Boat
wright. of New Canton MFR. and
Mrs. Jimmy Brewster, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Phfluger of Wash
.ington. D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. U.
II. johnson and children, OF
North Carolina, and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Boatwright, of Rich
nlOnd.
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Woodland Church
Sale Set Saturday

BUCKINGHAM, Sept. 27-The
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of Woodland Methodist
Church will sponsor a bake and
rumnage sale on Saturday,
Sept. 20, beginning at 9 am,
in the Pitts building at Dillwyn.
The Rev. Randolph Rifle is
pastor of the church and Mrs.
Lennie Wiseman is president Of
the WSCS group. All women Of
the church are assisting with
the project.