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Evening star., 1962-12-30
DRIVER
ENGINEERS
PHYSICISTS

You cordially invited to explore your employ
ment possibilities with HOWARD RESEARCH We confident that
you will find the technical challenge you SEEK plus op-
port improve your professional status and growth
Our successes in the Systems Engineering Field past two
years have assured for long term period expansion
We sincerely feel that small YOUR time discussing
career opportunities at HOWARD RESEARCH Senior members
of our Engineering Staff well provide foundation for
rewarding New Year.
Areas OF engineering activity which we have openings
the requirements for these positions, are as follows
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Mon. Through Fri.
AETNA AqcYs ln343 You

ATTORNEYs-Expandlng Northern
Va. firm needs attorneys, mem
and settlement dept. and one 10
engage In general practice. ExpeT.
preferred but not necessary. Only
hard-working applicants looking
for Advancement need apply. Sal-
arv commensurate with ability
Submit detailed biographical resu-
me giving local refs, 70 Box os-
II, Star. All replies held strictly
confidential.
18th ST. NV. RE. 7-b22s.
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PERSONAL
ABsoLgLILY !. a z! IHE o,EIoINAL
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=, Dance club

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] Hour Lessons-Si
Ballroom Dances and the Twist
NO CONTRACTS
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OF THEATRICAL ARTS
FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN
Ballet tap modern iaEz. Flamenco
and eAstanetG. Private and elasi
lessons Call HO, 2s22BB. 1747
Conn ave NV
AFTER CBRisTMAs SALE
Custom sllp covers, dfape9, sofa or
. chairs. $40 Fabric incl 90 yft.
cxpsr. Craftsmen, Ki, S.2217.
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PERSONAL
FORM ~. resumes position descrip.
tion specialist. Low rates.

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tion specialist. Low rates.
Call WA. 5-S234
HYPNOSIS helps overcome tension
overweight, insomnia and habits
Trained consultant. 10. 2-2746
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oyerweight, insomnia and habits
Trained consultant. 10. 2-2746
INTRIGUINGl Meet many new sin.
gle Caucasian friends. d. C. area
before revealing your identity
Free details = no obligation
NANCY LEE Box 81, Arl. 10. Va.
KIND CARE GIVEN to elderly per.
sons. -hr. nursing care. Licensed
by Dist. Of Col. HU. $4,000.
LADY would like lady bet, 30 anc
40 to live in, pvt. rm. and board
2 days wk. off. Very lovely home
Fairfax area. SO. 1924
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SYSTEMS TEST EVALUATION

BsEE BIS in Physics three years Dgta Servo
Systems analysis Initial
eVauaton complex systems tests
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SIMULATOR DESIGN

BsEE experience in
Dga Design Prior experience
evauaton is highly desirable
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I am interested in talking
TO experienced CHEVROLET
mechanics eager 10 better
themselves. Only experienced,
mature, hard-working, de-
pendable Chevrolet mechAn-
les need apply. We offer eN-
cellent working conditions.
excellent pay plan. many
fringe benefits. plenty OF
work. Call for appointment.
Tom Ryan, HICKS CHEW
RoLET. INC, RA. 3-Ol00.
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out.of-Town Rate, SLOT Per Line
; or More Times. $l.oo Per Line
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HELP MEN

CHEMIsT-TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
must be capable Of assuming com.
plete responsibility for formula
ton and control Of broad range
OF Trade Sales Paints. Job is one
with responsibility and excellent
chance for advancement to execu'
tive position. Compensation will bt
sufficient to attract right person
Laboratory is modern. The COM
pany is well established and IL
growing rapidly, Address replies
including detailed resume, anc
references TO Stanley Rodbell, vics
president. THE MARVELITF
PAINT CO., l241 Light ST., BALTIC
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CARPET
River ASSISTANT

CARPET
BUYER ASSISTANT
We want a good detail man
to assist rug buyer. Good
opportunity to learn rug
business. II you are inter-
ested in a future in this
field, we have a position
for you. Excellent salary,
all company benefits. Ap-
ply Mr.. Newman.
HUB FURNITURE co.
7th AND D SITS. NV.
CASHIER, excellent salary. paid @
week vac, free hospitalizAtion.
Apply MR.. DECKER.
TTua OeOfnia Ave NV
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AVIONICS

BSEE BIS in Physics and three experience
loops and Dga Computers and generation
functional drawings and schemac used developing
Systems.
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DRIVERS

DRlNEhS
E Experienced, excellent
starting salary, time and
one-half over 40 hours,
free insurance, uniform
and cleaning supple d
Ages rs to As. Apply in
person, Monday through
Friday, 9 a. m. to 3 pm
Do not phone.
Sinclair Refining Co.
401 Farragut st. NE.
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HELP MEN

AUTO ASSISTANT Service Mana.
ser. necessary experienced Il
handle 12 mechanics and factorl
claims. Weekly salary, 500
monthly bonus. paid vacation
and other benefits. Apply Mr.
Shilling between 10 am, and
pm. LOGAN FORD. 1850 20tf
st. NV.
AUTO BODYMAN-We have open.
ing for first-elass man. Plenty oi
work. Wonderful pay plan. Perm
position. Many company bene'
fits. Must be sober and reliable
Apply to Mr.. Joyce, AMATUCCl
RAMBLER, Branch ave. ant
Colebrook DR.. Hillcrest Hts, Md
AUTO BODY MAN, experienced
only. Northern Va. Chevrolet deal
er. Large volume. Good opportu-
nifty for right man. Excellent hos
pitalizaticn and life insurance
plans available. Paid vacation
and holidays. No plastic work
See Mr.. Leister ct WISSINGEF
CHEVROLET CO.. z Corners, Fall'
Church, Va.
AUTO MECHANICS-Due TO our
expansion program. we need ex-
perienced Chrysler- Plymouth tech
nicians. z new twin-post lifts be-
ing installed, all modern equip
ment, in well lighted and heated
shop, usual company benefits. Call
Mr.. Myers, Service Mgr, for appt.
FALLS URCH CHRYSLER-
PLYMOUTH INC. JE. 2-2300.
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PROPOSALS

NOTICE is hereby given that or
Mon, Dec. 81, 1862 at IL am
the undersigned viii offer fol
public sale at Diamond T Motor
Truck Co., 1881 Half st. sc.
Wash, D.. c., the following de-
scribed vehicle, to wit: 1 (one)
1857 Ford FS0O Dump, Serial
No. FS0F7H11257 Universal CIT
desc
SALE -- Repossessed 1852 ChrysleI
Newport 4-dr. h.t. Serial No. 81 90
24372S 70 highest bid received by
January II, 1868. at ROYAL
MOTORS. INC, 4lOO Georgia ave-
NV, Washington, D. c., where
the car may be inspected.
deco 20 n
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ASST. TO MANAGER
LARGE APARTMENT
DEVELOPMENTS

Young man. about 80. to train fol
job as assistant TO manager OF
large apartment Developments In
Virginis. Must be an aggressive
individual with pleasing personal.
ity in order 10 handle tenant
relations Hotel experience would
be help. Reply. giving full
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The adoption OF resolutions, in
Guiding amendments TO the ar
ticles OF incorporation Of both
the Trust Company and Cor
poration, the texts OF which
NAV be examined at the respec-
tive main offices thereof at any
time during office hours prior
to the aforesaid meetings. The
resolutions and amendments Of
the articles Of incorporation are
for the purpose Of
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DRAPERY MAN

DRAPERY MAN
If you are experienced in
running drapery depart
ment and familiar with
all phases of this type Of
department, we have an
opening for you. Excellent
salary, all company bene-
fits. Apply Mr.. Newman.
HUB FURNITURE co.
7th AND D SITS. NV.
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90 To vote upon proposals for
both the Trust Company and the
Corporation. involving. along with
matters incidental therein.
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G) To elect Boards OF Directors
for the Trust Company and the
Corporation for the ensuing year.
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COLLECTOR

w A4AAAAN( u ~ 4N
for telephone follow
up of delinquent accounts for cen.
trail billing office Of Lerner Shops
B-day week, good opportunity
ST. 3-7lS0. Mr.. FERGUSON.
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTEND-
ENT Lge. METROPOLITAN Area
builder needs experienced con-
stru tion superintendent for
single = family subdivision. Only
men with proper qualifications
should apply. Company benefits.
Replies Will be confidential. Box
36S-G. Star.
CONSTRUCTION EsTIMATOR-EX-
PEDITOR. Silver Spring area.
Experienced. Non-union shop, COM
mercial work. salary open. Send
letter, which will be held strictly
confidential. stating qualifications
to Box 230-H, Star.
CONTROL TOWER OPERATOR,
must have shop experience. Good
opportunity. SHIRLINGTON MO-
TOR CO, Ford Lincoln Mercury
Dealer. 2790 Arlington Mill drive.
See Mr.. Fallon.
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AUTO MECHANICS

Top wages for top men with quail
flied foreign or American car ex-
perience. Work in modern shop
Company benefits of established
new-car agency include retirement
and disqualification. Contact serv-
ice manager. Money MOTORS,
INC. 1890 Elm ST., Bethesda, Nd,
OT. R-4444
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ptEoSYfD p HoTAHRRs osKfRs. TMHoRk4fooSS.
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RUSSELL p. SINGER, oUBThVH
RING Directors
ds27. .2s,20 6'3i .ja6,7s,gtO
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FIELD TEST AND EVALUATION

BSEE BIS Physics and operation
Of complex systems Individuals
Systems and Da compu hniques Field fol-
lowing short formal training
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COMMUNICATIONS

BsEE Bs in Physics and three more years expeenc
Telephony and Teegraphy data transmission traffic
engage In feasibility studies surveys systems design aSon
manufacturer PREPARATION Of plans specifications and
formance evauaon of sophisticated communications system
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BOX 26S-G, STAR

ASSISTANT CONSTRUCTION sU.
PERINTENDENT = YOUNG MAN
WITH TECHNICAL SCHOOL AND
FIELD BACKGROUND. FAMILIAR
WITH APARTMENT HOUSES AND
COMMERCIAL LAYOUTS, WILL
ING TO LEARN AND BECOME
PERMANENT PART OF PRO-
GRESSIVE BUILDING COMPANY.
SALARY COMMENSURATE WITH
ABILITY. GIVE FULL PARTICU-
LARS. BOX 1890, STAR.
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The polls for the Trust COMPANY
meeting will remain open until al
least II 80 am, and the polls foi
the Corporation meeting viii ~.
main open for a reasonable period
OF time following the commence
ment OF the Annual Meeting Of IN,
Corporation.
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~ The transaction Of such other
business as may properly come
before the meetings
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The stock transfer books Of the
Trust Company and the CORPORA
ton will not be closed for trans.
fer purposes, However each Board
Of Directors hhs fixed the close OF
business, December 3, 1852, as the
record date for the determlna-
tion OF stockholders entitled 70 no.
tice OF the respective meetings and
70 vote AZ such meetings and AZ
any and all adiournments thereof
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18
Mrs. Matte Shepard
Dies Sunday, 50

DuLWYN. Dec. II - Mrs.
Matte Prrvis Shepard, 81, died
last night at Southside Com
munity Hospital, Farmville.
She was born in Cumberland
county on January IL. 1880. the
daughter of the late George and
Bette Davis Prrvis. She was
the widow Of Edward Rossieux
Shepard.
Surviving are four sons. Otis
A. and E. P. Shepard, Of Farm
vile S. Wallace Shepard. of
Cumberland. and Frank D.
Shepard, Of Washington, D. c.:
five daughters, Mrs: Betty Ham,
mond, Of Alexandria, Mrs. J.
w. Shepard. of this PLACE, Mrs.
Jack Wilkerson, Of Crewe. Mrs.
Gerald Denicourt, of Farmville.
and Mrs. Henry D. ReaveS, of
Greensboro, N. c.: a brother,
c. j. PurviS, of Dillwyn; Is
grandchildren. and 20 great
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
ats pm. Tuesday at Salem
Methodist Church., Buckingham
county, with interment in the
church cemetery.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18
Rites Held For
Wade Macdonald

Funeral services for Wade FL
zey Douglas acDonald, IS, who
died Thursday, were held Satur-
day at 2 pm. at Doyne-B Burger
Funeral Home with burial in
Westview Cemetery.
He was born May Is, 1877 at
Warrenton. a son o. the late
Seth Mason MACEDONIA and Vir-
ginia Hit cDonald. He was a
retired teacher and a member
Of Farmville Methodist Church.
He was a graduate of William
and Mary and received his M. A.
from Cornell University.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Kathleen Baldwin Macdonald; a
daughter, Mrs. Kathleen Breath.
OF San Antonio. Tex: a son,
Wade Baldwin Macdonald. Of
Durham. N. c.: a sister. Miss
Elsie Jane Macdonald. of Nor
folk, and a brother. S tephen
Ashby Macdonald of Norfolk.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18
Mrs. ]. A. Roberts
Buried On Sunday

JACKSONVILLE. Dec. II IN
Funeral service for Mrs. Mar
garet Addleman Roberts, rs, who
died in Virginia Baptist Hospital,
Lynchburg on Friday after a
short illness. were held on Sun
day, Dec. Is. at 2 p. m. from
jacksonville Presbyterian Church
with interment in the church
cemetery.
The Rev. J. G. Thompson and
the Rev. Louis Skidmore official
ed.
Mrs. Roberts, the daughter Of
Oliver Terry Addleman and Alice
Scott was born in Appomattox
county and was a member of the
Madisonville Presbyterian Church
Surviving are her husband
Joseph Aubrey Roberts; five
daughter, Mrs. Eugene B. Walk
er, Of Crewe, Mrs. Alex S. Fin
layson, of Hopewell Mrs. y.
Clyde Robertson. of Princeton,
w. Va, Mrs. Lawrence S. Car
vile, of Trenton. N. j., and Mrs.
Edward Jones, Of Madisonville;
one son, A. Bernard Roberts. Of
Madisonville; one Sister. Mrs.
Alice Fralen, Of Miami. Fla: one
brother. Winfield Addleman, of
Crewe, 10 grandchildren and two
great grandchildren.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18
No Fires Reported
Here Over Weekend

The Farmville Volunteer Fire
Department proudly announced
mo fires over the week end"
This is the first week end in
months that the department re-
celved no alarms.
The quiet weekend followed a
very busy Thursday, which saw
the fires department called to
five fires. all OF which were not
very serious.
AT $50 am. they were called
to a chimney fire at 2l0 South
street, with no damage reported.
Two other fires occurred
around noon. the first at Klean-
well Cleaners where a small fire
resulted while thawing pipes.
Only slight damage was report
ed here. About 80 minutes later,
an alarm was sounded for a
field fire at the home of Miss
Ruth B. Wilson in the Greens
Only a small area was burned
over with no property loss.
The final two alarms occurred
within three minutes of eact
other at Sis and 5:18 pm. The
first was at 800 A Hooper stree
where a gas heater caught or
fire. resulting in only minor
damage and the latter, a fiele
fire at Rice near the home o.
Mrs. Adell Overstreet.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18
W.. E. Fitzgerald
Funeral Rites
In Arlington

DILLWYN, Dec. II Funeral
services for Ii .-COmander Will.
liam E. Fitzgerald will be held
Tuesday. Dec. IL. in Arlington
National Cemetery. Mr.. Fitz-
gerald died in Florida. while on
vacation.
Upon his retirement in 1915
he had completed 81 years CT
duty in the U. 8. Navy. LCdr
Fitzgerald was a native OF
Buckingham cOun v, having
been born at Knoxville in 1881
He and two Of his brothers
have compiled more than lOO
years of service in the U. S
Navy.
LCdr. Fitzgerald is survived
by his wife. Mrs. Clara Fitzger.
aid. two daughters. and five
grandchildren. Also surviving
are three brothers, John E. Fitz.
gerald. Of Tuscon. Ariz., LCdr.
Leonard W. Fitzgerald (Ret.), Of
King George. and LCdr. Wyatt
E. Fitzgerald. CRet.), of Santa
Anna. Calf: and two sisters,
Mrs. Mary F. Station. of Dillwyn,
and Mrs. Sallie F. Cook Of
CreWe.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18
OBJ
Former Resident
Dies Suddenly
In Floyd

FLOYD, Dec. II - Funeral
services for William Thomas
Harry. 50. were held at the
Floyd County High School audi
forum at 2 pm Sunday. Dec.
9. Interment was in the Parks
ley Cemetery. Parksley. Va. at
3 pm. Monday. Dec. 10. Mr..
Harry. principal of Floyd Coun-
ty High School, died Friday,
Dec. Z. while leading a group OF
students from the school en-
route to a meeting of the Flu
tune Teachers Association in
Roanoke.
Mr.. Harry was born June 10,
1910. a son of the late Julia
Price Harry and the Rev. John
COultenary Harry, a former
pastor of the Prospect Methodist
Church.
Mr.. Harry was a graduate of
Randolph Macon College and re-
ceived his masters degree from
William and Mary College.
Survivors include his wife, one
daughter. Miss Nancy Harry, of
Floyd; one son. 1t. Harry. Jr.,
of Kincneloe ALB. Mich; a
brother. John c. Harry, Jr.. of
Suffolk, and two sisters. Mrs. j.
Boyd Bagby, of Farmville, and
Mrs. Willard Dodge. of New Al
bany. Pa.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18
School Case
Continued on page a

"S
schools. but there are others
who can block this duty The
Board Of Supervisors can render
it impossible to fulfill this duty,
and this was intentional in our
constitution
He admitted the County School
Board could not operate schools
for some and not for others.
Similarly. Denny said. if the
state operates schools in 1871
Virginia localities it must Oper-
ate them in the l32nd.
The overpoweling question is
who. under the constitution and
laws Of Virginia, establishes.
operates and m maintains the
schools which exist in Virginia"
State school officials testified
they knew of nc authority vest
ed in them by which they could
reopen and operate public
schools in Prince Edward coun-
ty.
DR.. Woodrow W. WilkersOn,
state superintendent of public
instruction. and j. G.. BlOumt,
Jr., director Of finance In the
State Department Of Education.
also said they could not have
prevented the closing of the
county's schools.
Frederick T. Gray. special
counsel for the state, advised
Judge John Wingo Knowles that
the 4th U. S. Circuit Court of
Appeals may withhold a decision
on the school closings until this
issue is resolved by the state
courts.
The federal litigation involves
a decision by District Judge
Oren r.. Lewis that schools in
Prince Edward cannot be closed
to avoid racial desegregation as
long as other public schools in
Virginia remain open. The ap-
peals hearing is set for Janu-
airy 9.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18
News Summary
(COp sinued from page ID

urday by the Communist party's
official newspaper Pravda. The
three were accused Of having
contact with o. v. Penkovshy. a
Soviet official co-ordinating
scientific research whose arrest
as a spy was announced Dec.
II. A fourth U. S. official who
had previously been accused as
having had contact with Pen
kovsky left Moscow Friday en-
route home. Although formal
charges had not been M a de
against him. the embassy felt
his usefulness had been impaired
and he might be arrested.
NATO foreign ministers clos
ed their three-day meeting in
Paris Saturday with a commune
que. They said it was neces-
sary to increase the effective
ness Of conventional forces" of
the 15-nation North Atlantic al
lance, but they apparently re-
manned split over nuclear policy.
The ministers also declared the
"firmnesS and restraint of the
United States. supported by the
alliance and other free nations"
averted the danger of war over
Cuba.
AN ELITE GROUP of four So
Wet combat battalions with ar
INQUIRED tanks and as many as
5000 troops is believed to be still
in Cuba. They are part of Rus
sian contingents Of infantry, ar
tillery, and aviation experts sent
to the island. Estimates of So
Wet troops and technicians in
Cuba run as high as 20, 1000. Al
though the best information
available 10 the U. S. indicates
Russia has removed its often
sive weapons from Cuba, there
are many Soviet defensive in
stallations. such as antiaircraft
guns. still on the island. Wash
ingtOn officials theorize Russia
is keeping it's troops there to de-
fend them against a possible
U. S. invasion and to keep them
from falling into unreliable Gu
! ban hands.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18
THE FARMv111E (va) HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1862
George B. Mccall
Rites Held Sunday


Funeral services for George
Bert Mccall. 40. who died Tues.
day at Tarboro. N. c., were
held at 2 pm. Sunday at Sun.
set Hills Cemetery, Burkeville.
He was a stove repairman.
He is survived by a daughter
Miss Joyce Anne Mccall, Of
Broadnax: two sisters. Miss
Alice Mccall, Of Ruckersville
and Mrs. Made Williams. Of Har.
l1sonburg; two brothers. Roddy
Mccall. Of Ruckersville. and
Naylor Mccall, OF Pamrlin.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18
Mrs. Lucy w. Clark
Buried In Rice

Funeral services for Mrs.
Lucy Walton Clark. &c, who died
Saturday were held Monday at
2:N pm. at Doyne-B Burger Flu
neral Home with burial in
PiSgah Baptist Church Gene
terry, Rice.
She was born Jan. 3, 1875 in
Prince Edward county, a daugh-
ter Of the late Robert Hester
and Pattie Vaughan Walton. She
was the widow of John Turner
Clark and a member of James
town Presbyterian Church.
Surviving are a son, Walton
CLARK; a sister. Mrs. w. S.
Weaver, and a brother, Fred G.
Walton, all of Rice.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18
Little Boys
Baseball Books
Are On Sale


Copies Of the picture history
Of the Farmville Little Boys
Baseball league are now on sale
at Farmville Sports Center and
the mems department Of Bald
wins, according to an announce
ment by Kenneth Wilkerson this
morning.
These books cover the first
three years of the Little Boys
League" Wilkerson asid, land
they would make a wonderful
Christmas gift to anyone who
has been interested in the
league
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18
Fuel Pumping
Continued from page y

the Houston Tex, area to New
York, and points in between,
The trunk line will be some
l 900 miles long. and the total
cost of the project is estimated
to be some $50 million dollars.
Colonial Pipelines Company was
organized by nine major oil conn
panies to transport refined pc
troleum products. The partici-
pating companies are American,
Cities Service. Continental. Cult,
Phillips Pure, Sinclair, Socony
Mobil and Texaco.
The 1000 mile Line, will re-
quire about 20 pumping stations
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18
George B. Cosby
Dies In POwhatan

POWHATAN. Dec. II - Flu.
neral services for George B
Cosby were held Saturday at {
pm. at Muddy Creek Baptist
Church, with burial there.
He is survived by his wife
Mrs. Grace S. Cosby: two sons
George B. Jr., and Elby A. Tur-
ner, both of Powhatan; tw
brothers, DR.. William Lee Cosby
OF Painter, and Joseph M. Cosby
of Culpeper, and three grand.
children.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18
William Evans, 81,
Buried Monday

ARvONIA, Dec. II IN Funeral
services for William T q 5
Evans, 81, who died Saturday
were held Monday at 2 pm. at
Arvonia Cemetery, with Ma
sonic rites.
He is survived by a son. Ed
ward X. Evans. of Ca1ysbroOk:
a brother. Richard Evans. Of
Parkersburg. w. Va. and a
grandson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18
Tobacco Market
Continued from page u

CONTINUED from page y
half marketed. Forecasts see to-
tai Virginia production of about
10 million pounds.
Last weeks m modest price
gains involved principally top
quality heavy leaf, some Tugs
and nondaScript.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18
Chest Drive
Continued from page !

Another bloodmobile visit is
slated for February 8 at Long
wood College for the college stu
dents and some Of the town
people. We feel that the blood
bank will be of extreme value
to the county and we ask each
citizen to help as much as pos
Sible,' Mrs. GRAHAM added.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18
March OfDimes

Continued from page u
polio stricken in the past. The
Foundation is branching out,
too, working with those suffer
ing from birth defects and
rheumatoid arthritis in children.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18

One agricultural commodity
for which demand generally ex-
ceeds supply is the agricultural
college graduate. Two or three
good jobs are available to every
graduate.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18
Christmas Party
For Bible Class

Mrs. W. W. McClintic enter
tanned the Senior Woman's Bible
Glass, Farmville PRESBYTERIAN
Church at a Christmas party On
Thursday afternoon. Over 50 of
the class were present.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-18

Specially Designed To Accom-
modate Zenith Radios. Com
pIete with 2 deluxe desk pens
in holders, 2 personal ac-
cessory compartments, plus
change scoop. In rich, beauti-
full Brown color. accented with
Gold color trim!