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MANOR COUNTRY CLUB
SPACIOUS CHARMING DUTCH
COLONIAL with New England
flavor. Builders own home with
bedrms. and den, "a baths
lovely kit. and family rm. Located
in a prestige neighborhood Of un.
usual friendlineSS and warmth
Ideal for children. Full club mem.
bership to approved purchaser
Low 40s. Ga. ave. extended tC
Rosecroft I'd. and left to oper
GAYFIELDs
Custom built, 5-bedrm., 3-batt
split-level. 29-ft. liv. rm. with
flrepl., lge. din: rm., fully equip
kit. 23-ft. family rm. with wood.
burning firepl.. finished playrm
in bsmt. Dashboard radiant heat
dble carpcrt, lge. patio. Inter.
com system plus storm doors ano
windows. Situated in center OF
compl. handicapped lot with pano-
ramtc view overlooking restricted
subdivision. ] D min. from Whea-
Ga. ave. to Layhill rd., right Ia
Baughman dr. left to home.
CADILLAC SPLIT-LEVEI-Roomy
spacious 3-bedroom split-leyel
with CENTRAL. AIR CONDITION.
ING. Inviting family room and >.
CAR GARAGE. Full basement
fenced lawn and a decor that /.
lmpeccable. Ga. ave. to Evans
drive. right to Cascade place, and
follow arrows to this excellent
CONVENIENT wOODSIDE PARK
II your wife likes WILLIAMSBURG
she will LOVE the charm and set.
ting OF this quaint Colonial with
j large bedrooms, . baths. sepa.
rate dining room and breakfast
nook, garage, scr. porch and hot
water neat. Plus many custom
features. Twenties. Ga. ave, tC
Noyes drive, block to home.
DON'T BE LATE on this realtor,
trade 3 bedrms. and den. pIns IfVt I9s
rec. rm., mod. kit, sep. din rm
fenced lawn. COMPLETELY RE
DECORATED. Assume Sl4 600
4a% loan; viii take 2nd trust
Low .20s. Ga. ave. to GreenwooG
kolls kknolls and follow arrows to open
WE ARE TAKING TRADES
LLEWELLYN co.
JU. S-6SOO WA s-I,aq
BETHESDA-Lovely home in desir-
anle Edgemoor area. LarRe lot
with trees. 3 bedrooms, . baths
on IND floor. LIST floor, den, sen.
arate dining room, table space for
. in kitchen, garage. Splendid
area Of fine homes. S3I.750'
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4-l415
BETHESDA-PARKWOOD = Omen
Sat.-Sun., 4510 Everett St. 3-bed.
rm; brk. rambler. 22-ft. iiv. rm,
W/firepl.. eat in GE kit, rec. rm.
FENCED yard. SlS.750. VIII. 6-g4Sg
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SILVER SPRING

In enchanting KEMP MILL Es-
TAIES. contemporary split
level Tor those who want unusual,
Inv. rm. with firepl.. din. rm. de
luxe kit. with breakfast nook.
den. 3 bedrmS., pa baths. rec
rm., extras galore, setting and
landScaplns BoetS write sonnetS
about
DIR UNIV, BLVD. TO KEMP
MILL RID, right on Kenbrook dr..
right on Bybse st. left to Bybee
ctr. and OPEN sign.
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Peach Orchard HeightS
EAST SPRINGBROOK
1One pP AWE

cUsToM-BUnT RAMBLER with
sep. dining rm. and family-size
equipped kit. EXTRA LARGE LOT
with TREES. TRADES AR
RANGED. S25.95O
Brantford (SpringbTook) right to
PECK'S OPEN SIGN.
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TED LINGO, INC.
BETHESDA OFFICE OIL. 6-67oC
BETHESDA-NEW LISTING
as6sdroom S brick Colonial; cente,
din. rm., mod. kit, full bsmt.
side scr. porch. corner lot, fencec
yd., close to NH and Naval Hos.
pital. $4,000 FHA.
TED LINGO INC.
Bethesda Office OIL. 8-67OC
BETHESDA-Open 90. st. James
Parrish. 3-bedrm. brick split
level. 2 b.. rec. rm.. lge. level
lot, 16x32, pvt, reduced to 500,
$50. Old GEORGETOWN rd. to Lone
Oak dr., left to 6lOS.
SILVER SPRING - Oakview, st
CamilluS Parrish. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Ia b.. wall-to-wall cap
peting: rec. rm: FHA. S19.5OO.
ORLOSKY, Realtor. JU. $685..
JU. 5-72o4.
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HUGH T. PECK
l1246 GA. AVE. 949-730C
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
ASPEN HILL AREA bedrms., 1 y
baths. sep: din: rm;; nice clean
ROGER H. SPENCER CO.. INC.
GA. 4-515l GA. 4-5962
ASPEN HILL PIX. BY OWNER
bedrms; on l level, sep, din, rm.
fenced rear I'd. Near all school
churches and bus lines, S20,500
1301A Arctic ave VIII 2-3h7Q
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ASHBURTON- BETHESDA
97O6 Singleton Drive
nGQpen
OPEN Z-6

OPEN 20
Fashionable Cape Cod in prestige
neighborhood, 4 bedrooms, sepa-
rate dining room, modern. kitchen,
wall-to-wall carpeting. .extra-large
rooms, large fenced yard. Immacu-
late condition. Assume large l2oo
GI loan. Near schools, shopping
NH. Mrs. Kreiter on premises.
Ii. 6-6455.
DIRECTIONS: out Old GEORGETOWN
road to 5000 block. left on Ryland
r. A. HUMPHREYS
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ATTENTION

ATTENTION
WORLD WAR II VETS
Time is running out for your VA
eligibility. Why not take advan-
tage Of buying your home with
mo money down" and low inter-
est rates"7 Call or stop by oul
office and see the many homes
we have to offer in every price
range.
e49-S44O
Manovill Realty Corp.
2516 University Blvd. W.. whesto
P.S.: IF YOU ARE SHORT ON
CASH. DON'T HESITATE TO
CALL.
ATTRACTIVE custom-built rambler.
munity for an executive. profes-
ing throughout and very beauti-
fully designed inside and out. 3
dbl. sized b.r., 3 baths. lge. liv.
rm. with firepl., sep. din. rm., lge.
modern family-sized kitchen with
dishwasher, garbage disp. Scr.
porch. fenced yard in rear, fin
ished attic. rec. rm. with firepl.,
sep. laundry rm., game rm. ano
tile roof. It must be seen to be
appreciated. Location: $500 Wood
haven blvd, Bethesda or cal
OWNER, EN-. 6-4967. Come ano
see it anytime. Reason for sell.
ing: Too big for this old retired
couple.
DNnNTATNT CDTTTAT
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nH0pgn
BEERS BEST BUYS

ALL OPEN 2 TIL 9
BURTONSVILLE - Large bedrm
rambler. paneled recreation room
HEAT. $2s.s5o. A House WITT
A VIEW. Off Rt. % on Green
castle rd. to 340S and OPEN sign
QUAINT AcREs-73 It. brick ant
stone rambler with 3 bedrooms
den, large and lovely kitchen
beautifully situated on an acre
OF lawn. Quaint Acre DIR. to us
Applegrove rd. and OPEN sign.
AREA =.
bedrm. brick home with 2 baths
sep. din. rm., and large kitchen
FILA appraised and ready to &C
at Sl9,250. Off Franklin ave. or
SaybTook to 9506 and OPEN sign
TRADE IN YOUR PRESENT HOME
BEERS BROS. JU. 5-76l /
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OLNEY-New 3-bedrm.. .
bath rambler, ceiling high
brick firepl. In liv. rm..
center-hail plan, full day
light, valk-out bsmt.. lge.
Ls-acre lot, conv. area.
S2O,D50.
SUNSHINE AREA. Georgia
ave. ext.-2-bedrm. brick
rambler, lovely liv. rm. with
firepl.. daylight bsmt. with
2nd firepl., room for more
bedrms. Situated on II acres
with long frontage. Excel
lent investment or home.
S32.5 800.
CEDAR LANE, off Colesville
rd. =. Lovely custom built
rambler Huge l6x30 fl.
living rm., with stone fire
place, dining rm., dream
kitchen, 3 bedrms., 2 baths.
master bedrm. 1SxI4. Beau
tiful view from lge. screened
porch. A charming home
situated high on a huge 219-
acre lot.
COUNTRY CLUB AREA
Lovely brick rambler with
popular center hall plan.
Large living room. full din
ing room, table space kitch-
en-. 4 bedrooms. and . baths.
Full daylight basement.
Large 2-car carport. A kpa-
cious home for S34,500.
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ManoVill Realty Corp.
RARGIAIN SPECIAL

Elegant 3 BR. brk. home wa for
NAL liv. rm. w/F.P.. sep. din, rm.,
hood. Only Sl6.950 v/S650 dn.
IC. paul hickman 949-O90f
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HILLANDALE

HILLANDALE
10507 KINLOCH ROAD
CHARMING BRICK RAMBLER in
rm. with fireplace, 3 twin size
bedrms.' SPACIOUS FAMILY RM
and GARAGE. TRADE YOUR
PRESENT HOME. Only S24.95O.
Out New Hampshire
ave. to Powder Mill rd.. right to
Sweetbriar pkwy., left to Edgewa-
ter. right to Kinloch and PECK's
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Brook Manor Club
1870 GnOruio Auo
BETHESDA
WHEATON
12502 ATHERTON

OPPORTUNITY FOR NEWCOMER
to area with large family, move
right in. All-brick Cape Cod
Fenced yard and rec. rm. Just
5000 down.
DIRECTIONS: Out Viers Mil I'd,
right on BuShey dr., right /
blk. on Randolph. left on Ather-
Evening star., 1962-05-20
INDIAN SPRINGPARK

INDIAN SPRINGPARh
9409 SEMINOLE ST.
TRADE YOUR PRESENT HOME on
this 3-beGrm. CENTER-HALL CO.
LONIAL featuring paneled family
room and powder room. lSt floor.
FILA APPROVED. S2I.500.
DIRECTIONS: Out ColeSVille I'd. or
University blvd. to Franklin ave.
Continue on Franklin 70 Seminole
and PECKS OPEN SIGN.
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Prince Georges County
TAKOMA PARK

True center-hall rambler with 2
Ice. bedrmS., ~ baths. sep din.
Tm.. kitchen with table spree.
full bSmt with eft rec. rm
and ground-level exit to huge
yard with trees. FHA approved
S33.5Ou.
DIR Out New Hamp. ave. To East
West highway, left to Elm ave.
left TO 6O1 Film.
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COLESVILLE AREA
AMIDST TALL EnnEc..

NMIDSI TALI IREFS
bedrmS, liv. rm., din. rm.. deer
lot, good loan to assume. Priced
at Si6.q5u.
DIR: Out n Hampshire ave. ahou,
: miles DaSt WHITE OAK SHOP
CEN, right on Hollywood ave. Il
1902 and Open Sipn.
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MONTGOMERY kNULIS
8O8 DALEVIEW DRIVE
LARGE AND LOVELY, ALMOST
NEW SPLIT-LEVEL featuring 4
bedrms.. 2h baths. situated on
huge lot with trees. TRADES AR
pfREcTT6Ns: fsSc out Piney Branch
I'd to Univ. blvd, right to Buck
ingham, right to Compton, right
to Daleview and PECK'S OPEN
Evening star., 1962-05-20

ROCK CREEK HILLS AREA
Plantation Colonial with 26-ft. liv.
rm., master din. rm., 4 bedrms.,
semi-finished rec. rm. and pow
der rm., walking distance to d. c.
bus, public and parochial schools,
shopping and fast freeways. $685.
$50. Out-of-town owner says sell.
DR.: Out Conn. ave, left on Saul
rd., left Gable. right on Culver
to 9713.
POTOMAC HUNT
5 lovely new Colonial homes care
fully Sited on lavishly Handicapped
acre lots with picture-book views
of valleys and rolling hills; near
excel. schools, stores and the
country clubs.
SOUTHERN COLONIAL
With pillared front porch, lge. hv.
rm.. entertaining size din. rm.,
3 bedrms. and den or 4th bedrm.,
3 full baths, family size beamed-
ceiling kitY lge: paneled clu6rm:
ground level to private patio and
seciusion. full bsmt.. 2-car garage,
extra lge. garden shed for tools.
toys, workshop. S36,75O.
MT. CLAIR COLONIAL
Real front porch with overhang
leads from 2-car garage carport
comb. formal liv. rm. guest-size
din. rm. and beamed ceiling fam
lily size kit, both open to patio;
4 twin bedrms. and study or 5
bedrms., 3 full baths, paneled
clubrm. has raised corner hearth
and sliding doors opening to an
other secluded patio, lge. garden
shed completes the impression OF
this country estate. S3S,250.
DIR: To these 5 lovely new homes,
out Conn. or Wisconsin aves. to
new Rte. 240 expressway, bear
left to Rte % turmoil. right
miles to Glen Mill rd.. left a mi
to these homes.
VIM. D. Lucas Assoc.
OIL. 6-SS6S Ofc. 90 GA. ATTIC
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COI,ESVTTJE

CULESVILLE
sparkling new 5 and 4 bedrm, brk.
ranch ramblers on "a acre lots.
SPACIOUS LIVING"
Dc luxe kits, sep. din. rms
dazzling rec. rms, Dashboard
h.w. h. Priced in mid eos. Dir:
Old Coiesville I'd. TO Cliftonbook
La. and right 10 opens.
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WOODMOOR

WOODMOOR
1O329 CRESTMOOR DR..
Charming 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with "a baths. screened porch
and rec. rm. Beautifully land
scaped lot with trees. Only S2l.-
$50
Out Colesville rd.
luast -Four Corners) to Eastmoor
right to Crestmoor.
Evening star., 1962-05-20

MONTGOMERY HILLS
2l13 and 2115 Seminary Rd.
NEW CENTER HALL coLoNIALs
featuring 3 bedrms.. . baths. 2nd
floor. and paneled den. plus pow
der room. 1st floor. Fully equipped
spacious kitchen. TRADE YOUR
PRESENT HOME. SS3.g50.
Seminary I'd, left at OPEN SIGN.
Evening star., 1962-05-20

A precious play house for the chill
dren is bonus in this unusual
home offer Two bedrms. and
bath on first fir. . large bed
rms. upstairSl Fenced corner lot
with off-Street parking! ImmAc
and only Sl3.T5Oi g4g-4434.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-08
Heavy Rains
Forecasted
This Month

The prevailing track of low
pressure disturbances moved
southwark during the last of
February and is forecast to
eX end from Southeast New
NJ -A-co to Northeast Arkansas
to eW England. This means
that rainfall will be above
ne ii lie Missouri Boot
heel, Northern Arkansas, and
West Tennessee. Near normal
rainfall is forecast in Soutnern
Arkansas, the Louisiana Delta,
and Northern Mississippi.
Temperatures will average a
little above normal during
March.
Rainfall will total 5 to z in
ches during March, and rain
is expected to fall On each
individual location 10 days
during the month. In March
there is a $3.50 chance that
at least half an inch of rain
will fall each week. Dry per-
iods will become more fire.
quent late in March, but ex-
tended warm dry periods are
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-08

not expected until next month.
Afternoon temperatures will
average in the mid Cos in
the Bootheel, North Arkansas,
and West Tennessee and in
the high Cos and low 7Os in
North and Central MISSISSIPPI
pi, South Arkansas, and the
Louisiana Delta. Low night
time readings will be in the
low 4Os in the north part OF
the area and mid 40s in the
south. Frosts will be frequent
early in March. By the last
of the month, there will be
only a slight chance of a hea.
Wy frost in all areas except
the hill country of Northern
Arkansas.
Soil temperatures will con-
tinue to rise slowly but will
not reach a sustained average
of above go until April. Field
conditions will be muddy in
clay soils during most OF
March, but open for operations
in sandy soils for brief per-
iodS late in the month.
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-08

IOped from Boys Corn Clubs
starred February, 1907. in
Holmes County by William
Hall "Corn Club Smith IN
cooperation with Miss. State
College and Seaman A. Knapp,
United States Departme nt of
Agriculture. This was the first
federaIIy sponsored Iuta
youth organization in the
United States. The 120 boys o.
this club used scientific meth
DDS under the supervision Of
w. b. Lundy making up to
12O bushels corn per acre,
starting shift to diversified
farming.
MOTTO: TO make the oes.
better"
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-08
CARD OF THANEs;

We would like to thank each
and everyone for tile kindness
es shown us during the lines
and death Of Mr.. O. B. Dawes
We especially want to thank
DR.. Causey and the entire
hospital staff. We also want
to thank everyone who brou.
ght flowers, food and made
phone calls. May God Bless
everyone of you.
The wife and chill rem of Mr.
o. B.. Dawes,
Black Hawk, Miss.
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-08
More 4-H...

CONTINUED from page II
girls yearly. These clubs,
known over the world deve-
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE I AUTOMOBILES FOR SAFE

PLYMOUTH '5S custom de luxe O.
eond;, orig. owner; Sos cash. s 81
4.0O23.
PLYMOUTH. '49 4-dr. good trans
portation; $195. Cali Sat. and
Sun. VIII. 6-2443.
PLYMOUTH '5s 4-dr. Custom Sub.
urban sta. wagon; 2-tone gr., s.
cylinder auto, htr.: SfQ5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
Miss MURRAY
Is Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. John Robert
Murray Of st. Charles, H.,
announce the engagement
Of their daughter Joan
Roberta to 1t. John Alden
Webster, jr., USN. son of
Capt. Webster, USN (retired) -,
and Mrs. Webster of Chevy
Chase.
Miss Murray attended Ben
nett Junior College and was
graduated from Connecticut
College for Women. She
made her debut in 1857.
1t. Webster was graduated
from the United States Naval
Academy in 1856. He Is pres
emily stationed aboard the
Polaris submarine USS Ethan
Allen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13

pm. in the cabinet room of
the Willard Hotel.
Takoma Park Women's
Club-Meeting of the litera-
ture section at 1890 pm. at
the home Of Mrs. Jerome
May.
Jewish Foundation for Re-
tarded Children - Party
given by Irving Cooper chap
ter at 1880 pm. at the
Home. Members are asked
to bring cards.
Woman's Club of Silver
STRENGTHENING at 1880
pm. at the Silver Spring
library.
Arlington Branch, AAUW
Meeting Of the literature
group at 8 pm. at the home
OF Mrs. Lemuel Banks.
Alexandria Branch, AAUW
Meeting Of the bridge
group at 3 pm. with Miss
Margaret Calhoun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
= -
CLUB
CALENDAR
TOMORROW

TOMORROW
Twentieth Century Club
Meeting Of the nature section
at 1880 am. In The third
floor assembly room.
University Women's Club
Meeting of the interna-
tional relations study group
at II am. followed by a
1890 pm. luncheon and
cards.
North Washington Lioness
Club-Luncheon meeting at
noon at the Broadmoor Ho-
tel.
Woman's Club OF Chevy
Chase--Meeting of the Ger
man section at 1880 pm.
Members are asked to bring
sandwiches.
ID. G. Soroptimist Club
Business meeting at 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

and now I am pleased to be
able to pass along q hint to
you. I have found that using
the new white liquid shoe
polish in the squeeze ball
bottle on Venetian blind tapes
can transform a dull tape to
a new wilderness. Hope this
helps you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
Have you tried LIFT-our famous SUI

W the unique sheer stocking that scientifically
the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13

Use every opportunity to help children realize that the
cost OF gift is not true of the oivers affection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
Pecan Orange Pie

Mrs. c. E. S., SttUer Spring
Some time ago I clipped q
recipe for Pecan Orange pie
from The Star and it was de-
licious. The ingredients that
come to mind are grated
orange rind, Juice, dark corn
syrup, eggs and sugar.
Now that I wish to share
the recipe with q friend, I
cannot find it. Will some
kind reader with that parti-
cular recipe please send 1t in
to RICH? Thanks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
WEE WOMEN


Miss Elizabeth Boos has
been appointed instructor in
the music department at the
American University. Miss
Boos has been teaching organ
part time at the American
University for two years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
Use Shoe Polish

To Mrs. J. M. X, Washington
Mrs. J. c., Greenbelt
It has been my experience
to pick up many helpful hints
in this wonderful column,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
Fine Network of Scratches
TO Mrs. M. S.. Silper Spring

have had set of plastic dinnerware for four
years and for the last two years have washed them
in an electric dishwasher.
The dishes have held up very we'll without fad
ing or warping Also, find that when the dish
washer is used regularly, the cups do not have as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
Re-siIverinq

Mrs. L. r.. Hydttsttue
Would one Of you readers
be kind enough to let me
know how to re-silver a mir
ror at home? Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13

copies and Of others, just one.
I would like to give them
away and can be contacted
in ,Driting through RICH.
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much a tendency to stain
from coffee and tea.
Our only complaint is that
from the very first time we
used them, the plates became
badly scratched and are now
made up of a fine network Of
scratches. They are definite
ly not company" dishes, but
suit US fine for everyday use.
At the time they were pur-
chased, the dishes were the
best on the market, but I
have also put plastic cereal
dishes purchased in the dime
store into the dishwasher
without mishap.
The plates have been
dropped many times but we
have had no breakage yet,
, through there is only a one
year guarantee on them.
My husband jokingly sug-
gests that I add that ours is
a'matching set as the dinner
plates are uniformly
scratched.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
Here's How

Reoders' Cheering House Is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL as O public service sxehonos
Of ideos between oreo readers. The
Stor comet accept phone cells per-
toinins 70 this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full name and
address. No advertising Is printed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
JigsoW Puzzles

Mrs. E. N. S., Washington
When the jigsaw puzzle fad
started in the 30s. my hus-
band bought a jigsaw and
made quite a few puzzles. He
sold some Of them. Now I
find we have quite a number
OF pictures in varying sizes
like six by eight, seven by
nine and eight by ten. Some
are larger than this. OF some
pictures, we have several
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13
Lamp Shade
Making At Special
Meeting

Mrs. Alexander Jones and an
other member Of the Amelia
Junior Home Demonstration
Club will conduct a special in
terest meeting on making lamp
shades on November 10, at 1870
pm. in the Amelia Veterans
Building.
This meeting is open to the
public: any lady wishing t. at
tend should notify Mrs. Mary t.
Williams, HID agent, by Thurs
day, Nov. Is. in order that she
may know how much material
to purchase for the workshop
Ladies who plan TO take part
in this meeting should collect
material such as ferns leaves,
grasses. ETC.. right away. to use
for decorating as these have to
dry approximately seven day.
before they are used.
Mrs. Williams asks those at
tending to bring an old lamp
shade to cut the pattern the
wire will be needed for the
frame.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13
Nutritienist Says Choose Your
Galleries By Company They Keep

1t is for these reasons that
neither the Food and Nutrition
Board of the National Research
Council nor the American Medi-
cal Association Council on Foods
and Nutrition has recognized the
need for modification OF dietary
fat for the general public
For good nutrition. the ANA
Council recommends we'll
balanced diet, including two or
more glasses Of milk daily for
adults. three to four glasses of
mile for children daily: also
butter, margarine. fats or oils
are needed, even for those on
weight-reduction regimens.
Mrs. Ellison was the fir t
Public Health Nutritionist in Vir-
ginia, and was invited by the
late President Roosevelt to the
First Nutrition Congress in
Washington in 1910. Her pro-
fessional and community activi-
Ties are numerous. I'VE are
very fortunate" says Mrs. Mary
Williams. home demonstration
agent in Amelia County. "that
Mrs. Ellison found time in ii~l
busy schedule to conduct this
program for our ladies'
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13
Church Youth
Groups Enjoy
Halloween Fete

The Youth Group from Con-
cord. Madisonville. ard PamD-
lin Presbyterian churches held
a Halloween party Tue d y
night, Oct. 80. at Concord
Church. Thirty eight people
were present
Most of those attending had
outstanding costumes. Prize
were given to the best. They
were: funniest. David Carson:
uglest. David Reeve: most
original. Sam Hunter.
Afterwards, games, led by
Mrs. Skidlore. were played.
then refreshments were served.
On a very recent Sunday the
group also enjoyed visiting at
the Presbyterian Home in
Lynchburg. I'VE wish TO thank
the Home and other people for
making this trip possible"
group spokesman said.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13
New Residents
In Farmyille

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lash
moved to FarInville from Rich
mond and are making their
home on First avenue. Mr.. Lash
is with F.. w. Hubbard Insurance
Agency.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ben Hartig and
daughter are established In Jack
son Heights. Mr.. Hartig is con-
nected with W. A. Price Com
pany.
J. L. Miller has assumed man
agership at Singer Sewing Cen
ter, He and Mrs. Miller and
family, moved here from Pull
ask and are living in Jackson
Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. DENIS Franklin,
Of Woodbridge, Va, have es-
tablished residence on Cedar
street. Mr.. Franklin is connect
ed with the mechanical depart
mant II Newman Chevrolet
Sales.
MIR. and Mrs. G. c. Hartley
and children have moved to
South Virginia street from Cum
harland. Mr.. Hartley is employ
ed at Craddock- Terry Shoe Com
pany.