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Evening star., 1962-04-29
L. R. Wigfield, No. 7-1328
AK LA CHAPELLE

AK LA CHAPELLE
An imposing pre-civiI War South
ern Colonial white brick mansion
Of l5 rms. 5i2 baths. iirepls.
Spacious center hall entering from
large east porch Of brick and flag
stone on which beautiful Southern
liv. rm.. tirepl.. picture window.
l5xl9 mahog. -paneled den. firepl.
l5x28 paneled library. fireplace.
and 8 picture windows overlook
ing new club-SiZed swimming pool,
stocked lake with island OF weep
ing willows and well-kept estate
in sylvan setting. l7x30 din.
rm. with tirepl.. attractively anG
electric $500 Kitchen. maid S
rm., bath. laundry and deep freezer
rm.. master bedrmS.. dressing rm..
firepl.. pvt. bath. 5 other bedrms.
more baths. Storage area. . ad-
ditional bedrms.. full baths. 3rd
II. Full bsmt.. new I6x2S knotty-
pine .paneled rec. rm., 4xl0 raised
hearth firepl:. vinyl tiled floor
heating plant. Scar cadiliac-size
garage. overhead doors. newly re-
built swimming pool OF club size
with large bath house. modern
facilities. bar and screen inclosed
flagstone party area. Underground
elec. system spacious underground
well pit or fallout shelter. mastifi
kennel. horse barn. pre-Civil War
3-room guest house with fireplace.
handsome brick entrance, private
macadam drive. 30 acres gently
rolling partly wooded land, Chain
link fenced. 8 min. River Road
Country Club and Potomac Hunt
area. 10 min. Bureau of Stand
ards. 40 min. White House.
Sl5O,O0O. terms. BY appointment.
CHARLES H, JAMESON
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E. STEUART VAUGHAN

Prince Frederick. Nd. Phone 1872
or jackson Lee Cook, Manokin,
Nd. Phone Princess Anne SS3-
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~, HUDSON REAL ESTATE

RoCKvHLE-3 acres. zoned IL
wants IS acsionl S1n ExeelIent sirss esUits oWhsi
gain opportunity. WILLIAMS &
CO. JU. 1914. Ewes. EV
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200 BEAUTIFUL ACRES. old io1

house. lge. stream, I'd. frontage
in Fauquier county estate neigh
borhood. $4,000, terms. Contact
OWNER. 7O3-592-340O.
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second to none.
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HUNTING

On this so a. W. Va. camp site Is
river. on good road, spring or
prop. Elec. avail. Only "a hrs
from D. c. $3.50. Terms posi-.
Bile.
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Modern Country Estate
AE,11s> nNl1a~ ITiAyyy
WTlIe IUDA1!
Strout Realty
l427-N Land Title Bldi

IIIIdNt ttDILIu 2 70 = y
TB AREA, on Floral Park rd-64
acres plus, quite q bit Of sand
gravel. Very fertile land. S75. 900.
Call 7s2-7494 aft. 5 weekdays.
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WANTED TO RENT. farm. at least
200 acres OF crop land in Pau
uuier Co. viii not need home or
barn. Write EUGENE MILLER,
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REAL ESTATE SECTION
ON A BEAUTIFUL COUN-
TRY PLACE.
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HUDSON REAL ESTATE
UN 4-I5I5 UN. 4-7l7l
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
SO acres. 2,-mIle frontage. Ieuar.
house. tobacco barn. stable. 6.59-
acre tobacco allotment. streaU S,
SUMMERS REALTY. Mr. Bowie
Agent. Sun. and ewes. MA. 1882
Office. MA. 1886.
RIVER FARM on paved road 225
acres. 4-bedroom, 2-bath house,
fireplaces hot-water heat, farm
buildings. $4,000.
BROWNING REAL ESTATE AGCY.
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Co.-Brk. home. Lge. bank barn.
ponC. 100 acres nearly all tillable.
Only SlS.uOU. Deer and pheasant.
MR.. AIKEN, Agt., WA. 4-4090.
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DESK SPACE

DOWNTOWN = Large office bldg
nn bus line; available May /;
reasonable. ME. S-4621. NE.
S-04S6.
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LAND, industrial. commercial. re-
sidential and apartment sites,
NARROW, Eastover. Oxon Hill. and
Clinton, Md. areas. ST. MARY'S
REALTY CO.. HI. 9-530O.
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Suites from 900 50. It. and SlO5
UP. Wired for air conditioning.
Complete services. Immediate oc-
cupancy. HARWILL BUILDING,
FE S-b5hO
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Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Martin Perry Hotel an
nounce the marriage of Miss
Andrea Lynnhe Lewis to Mr..
Norman Higgins, son of DR..
and Mrs. Harold William
Higgins Of Norwich, Conn.
Miss Lewis is the daughter
Of the late Anna Mae Lewis
Hotel and the late Capt.
John Hampden Lewis, USN.
The wedding took place July
% at the Chapel of st. Mar
garet's Episcopal Church.
The couple will live here.
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nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Katharine to Mr..
James Ballard, son of Rich
ard w. Ballard of Denver.
Col. He is also the son of
the late Mrs. Ballard. The
wedding took place July 81 at
Trinity Presbyterian Church,
Arlington. The couple will
live in st. Paul, MINI.
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John Hugo Hermann, son of
Mrs. Hugo Henry Herman
Of Laguna Beach, Calf, and
the late Mr.. Hermann. Miss
Carter is also the daughter
of the late Mr.. Carter. The
wedding took place Saturday
at Emmanuel = on the Hill
Church, Alexandria.
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RiedeseI-Ennis

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E.
Ennis of Capitol Heights,
Md. announce the marriage
Of their daughter Florence
Taylor to Mr.. Stephen Hal
vor Riedesel, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Halvor RiedeSel of Seat
Pleasant, Md. The wedding
took place August 4 at the
First Baptist Church, Capitol
HEIGHTS.
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AT HOME ABROAD

son of Col. and Mrs. william
Myers of Falls Church, Va.
The wedding took place July
% at the Avondale Baptist
Church. The couple will live
in Arlington.
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ter, Mrs. Helen Lothian, to
Mr.. Stanley Benson of Roch-
ester, N. Y. The wedding
took place August IL in All
Souls Unitarian Church.
The couple will live in Roch-
ester, N. Y,
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Myers-kiIIer

Mr.. and Mrs. John D.
Miller of Mt. Rainier, Nd,
announce the marriage of
their daughter Marjorie Lee
to Mr.. William M. Myers, jr.,
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PoPoIo-C

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F.
Connolly of Roslindale
Mass, announce the mar
riage of their daughter Mary
Ellen to Mr.. Joseph v. Pop
olo, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rocco L. Popolo of this city.
The wedding took place July
81 at st. Andrew the Apostle
Church in Forest Hills, Mass.
The couple will live in Wo-
burn, Mass.
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Benson-Lothun

Mrs. George Capsas of
Nashville. Tenn, announces
the marriage of her daugh-
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BoIIord-M

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B.
Nelson of Arlington, Va, an
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Herrmunn-Curter

Mrs. Henry Carter of Al
exandria, Va, announces the
marriage of her daughter
Eleanor HotchkiSs to Mr..
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Tobacco Report
Continued from page

Continued from page II
Common Market. Everything
looks like it's on the rise. Ger
tainly, today, these areas are
doing WE'LL" he said.
Europe is crowded. along
with the economic surge, and
according to the U. S. visitor
report there is a stable number
Of Americans in the crowds.
This was especially true of
Italy, he said.
The export association, organ
lied in August is composed OF
Virginia dark tobacco buyers
Warehousemen Id professors
serving the Virginia dark to-
bacco producing area. j. W.
Huntington. Walter G. Putney
and Thomas B. Hall, Jr., are
among the directors. j. Mott
Robertson, Lynchburg indepen-
dent Warehouseman, is presi-
dent. The growers organization
of Virginia, Dark Fired Tobacco
Marketing Association, the Sun
Cured Association and Dark To
bacco Sales Cooperative are at
filiated.
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the mayor was authorized to APP
point a committee to study this
question and make recommen-
dations at the next meeting.
Radar In Use
The town manager informed
council that the radar set had
been operated on a number of
streets in town, and many auto
mobiles stopped and the drivers
informed of their speed. The po-
lice department will now start
using the radar unit to enforce
the speed limits in town. Police
Chief Otto S. Overton said. dur
ing the warning period, the
worst speeding was discovered
on South Main street. especially
during the early morning and
late afternoon. Cars were clock
ed there in excess of 40 miles
per hour.
In awarding of bids, Taylor
Forbes Company was low on
new pickup truck, Taylor
Forbes Equipment Co. was low
on anti-freeze and Davidson's on
police uniforms. Bids will be
awarded after specifications
have been verified by the town
manager.
Bloomfield informed council
that the towns share of highway
funds exceeded the budget esti-
mate. and the town will receive
$49,680. II instead Of $4,000 as
estimated in the budget.
He also told council members
that Wick Construction Compa-
ny had started work on the
foundation for the new million
gallon standpipe west of Farm
vile.
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Prospect Firemen
Starting Calls
For Harvest Sale

Members of Prospect Volun-
teer Fire Department are max
ing final plans for their Harvest
Sale.
In the next few days the fire
men, assisted by helpers. will
wage door-to-door campaign
for items such as vegetables,
grain. canned fruits and baked
goods. These items will be sold
at public auction. according to
w. H. Kreye, chairman for Har-
vest Sale.
The money collected will be
used to buy an auxiliary water
pump. hose and connections and
put necessary lights on a water
truck recently acquired.
I'VE trust we can pu. this
truck into operation as soon as
possible. Your cooperation will
be greatly appreciated" Chair.
man Kreye said today.
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Methodist

Continued from page y
held each evening at 7::3O pm.
as follows: Monday. Oct. %,
Farmville: Tuesday, Oct. %,
Dillwyn; Wednesday. Oct. "a,
Powhatan; Thursday, Oct. 25.
Blackstone; and Friday, Oct. 26,
Chase City.
"All interested friends are in
vited to attend the zone meet
ings,' Dr. Carroll said, land we
are expecting a large atten-
dance"
During most Of his missionary
career, Mr.. Kesselring has been
closely related to the extensive
Methodist school system in Ma
laya. which includes $4,000 stu
dents in more than 100 schools.
For the last 10 years, he has
, been either educational secre-
tary or deputy educational Sec
rotary of the Methodist Church
IN Malaga. In addition, during
the last three years, he founded
and was pastor of the Trinity
Methodist Church in Petaling
java. a suburb of Kuala Lum-
pur. Malaya's capital.
Started in 1880
Mr.. KesSelring first went out
as a missionary in 1880. Over a
l0-year period, he was a teacher
in the Anglo-Chinese High School
Methodist in the city of Ipoh
and pastor of the Wesley Metlo-
dist Church in that city Return
ing to Malaya after World War
II, he was principal of the Ipoh
school and superintendent of the
1poh Methodist district.
During World War II, Mr..
Kesselring was a missionary to
Costa RIGA, where he founded
the Union Protestant Church in
San Jose. the capital. and serv-
ed as director of Methodist
school. For one year after the
Methodist school in Sibu, Sara
wax.
Born in Malta. H.. Mr.. Kes-
selring attended North Central
College, Naperville. ILL.,. and was
graduated in 1880 with a bache.
lor of arts degree. He holds the
master Of arts degree from
Northwestern University. Evan.
ston, H., and the bachelor OF
divinity degree from Chicago
Theological Seminary.
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OBlTUAR RE
Rites Held For
Mrs. Huddlest0n

Funeral services for Mrs.
Dora Lee Huddleston. So who
died Tuesday. were held at II
am. Wednesday at Cumberland
Presbyterian Church. with in
torment in the church cemetery.
She is survived by two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Margaret Wright and
Mrs. Sarah H. Cleveland: two
Stepsons. F'itz L. and William
Reaves Huddleston; a siste
Mrs. Annie Thompson: a brother
Harrison Simpson, all of Farm
vile, two grandchildren and one
great grandchild
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Otis III. Gillian
Rites Set Friday

PROSPECT, Oct. II - Otis
Howell Gillian, "a, lifelong resi-
dent of Prince Edward county
and farmer, died at his home
yesterday
He was the son of the late
Robert and Ella Wheeler Gil
liam, of Appomattox county. He
was a member of Olive Branch
Methodist Church.
The only survivor is his wife
Mrs. IneZ Chick Gillian, of this
place.
Funeral services will be held
at 3 pm, Friday at Olive
Branch Church with the Rev. A.
r. Knots and the Rev. Robert
E. Withers. Jr.. officiating. In
terment will be in the church
cemetery.
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Demarkus Warren
Buried Yesterday

AMELIA. Oct II - Funeral
services for DemarkuS l.. War
rem. who died Tuesday, were
held at 3 pm. Thursday at
Little Flock Baptist Church, with
burial there.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Thelma Martin Warren: two
daughters. Mrs. Miladeen Hawk
ms and Mrs. Velnlaleen Puryear
both of Mosley; two sons,
Charles D. Warren. of Winston
Salem, N. c., and James R.
Warren. of Amelia; a sister,
Mrs. S a die B. Hudgins, and
three brothers. M. Bernard War
rem. of McMechan, w. Va. and
R. Clyde and Everett L. War
rem, both of Amelia.
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Cash, balances with banks and pro-
Of collection O2.7O
United States Government obligations guar
aneed met of 1,496, 281 90
Obligations Of States and political subdivisions met of
any reserves .. - - 1888 1886 80
Other bonds, and debentues Including
securities of Federal agencies corporations not
guaranteed by U S. met Of 7O8812.50
Corporate stocks Including 100000 stock Federal
Reserve bank met Of 100000
Loans and discounts Including $26s35 overdras Net
Bank premises owned 10000.
sl,OOOoo - 100000
Real estate owned other than bank premises 10000
Other assets 1.3l231
TOTAL ASSETS - 2 67s os1 so
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals partnerships,
Time and savings deposits Of Individuals partnerships
and corporations 669 O6
Deposits Of United States Government ncluding postal
savings, -.~....~.. . - $780, - 37l2.5o
Deposits Of States and political subdivisions
Certified and officers checks, 1857
TOTAL DEPOSITS ..... Sc 9Ol. 52851
Ia Total demand deposits ..-.-...~..... $2217954s9
'b Total time and savings deposits s4,6s3,573
Other liabilities
TOTAL LIABILITIES Ill., - 7 O7O $50 80
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Common stock total par ..-... 1O5 900 90
Surplus 100
Undivided profits 2422l111
Reserves and retirement account for preferred stock 100000
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 602 IL
LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS w 1878 so
MEMORANDUM
pledged assigned o secure liabilities and
other 51l, 1877 so
M Watkins, Cashier of
declare that this condition
Of knowledge and belief
j. NJ WATKINS, Cashier
We the undersigned directors the this
port of condition
the best knowledge and belief
F.. BALDWIN
E. M. WHITLOCK
E. P LANCASTER Directors
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ty, spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dobbins.
Mrs. Ida Weisiger is not at al
well and could not attend the
service at Emmanuel Church on
Sunday, and she was missed
by her many friends.
The many friends Of William
R. Blandford, attorney. are hap
by to know that he is improving
in a Richmond hospital and
trust he may soon be able to
return home. He has been miss
ed from the county.
Mrs. R. M. Burnett and Mrs.
H. F. Niche, Of Richmond,
have been recent visitors Of
Mrs. w. j. Hubbard and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur E. Webb.
Mrs. Vannie Brooks, Miss
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Town Council

CONTINUED from page II
get figure, but he would not be
able to give an exact figure
until the work was completed.
Curfew Law
Council discussed the curfew
law. which has been proposed
by the board of supervisors, and
is being published now by the
board Of supervisors. Council
indicated that it felt it would be
advantageous to include Is year
olds In the curfew law and ask
ed the mayor and town attor-
ney to make a further study on
this question.
The question of trash pickup
by the town was discussed and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-12
Thirty Members OF Family Gather
For Mothers Birthday Celebration

RICE, Oct. II - The birthday
of Mrs. j. z. Wooten was cele-
lrated at the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. James Garnet, on
Sunday. All Of her children were
present except one son and his
family. There were 30 to gather
around the tables,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Lyle, Jr.,
CT Waynesboro, called on his
sister. Miss Mary Lyle, on Sat-
urday.
Clarence and Clyde Bradshaw
visited their mother on Satur.
day.
Miss Kitty Petit, Of Longwo0d
College, spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Bradshaw.
Visit Parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Walton
visited her parents on Sunday.
Mrs. Slayton was a patient In
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John T. Bailey
Rites Held

KEYSVILLE, Oct. 8 Flu
neral services for John T. Bax-
ley. 80. who died Thursday night
were held Sunday at Browning
Funeral Home. Keysville, with
burial in Beulah Methodist
Church Cemetery, Abilene.
He was a former Richmond
policeman and was employed as
an investigator of fraudulent
claims for the Virginia Employ
ment Commission.
He is survived by his wife
Mrs Helen Newcomb Baxley
two sons, Jerry Wayne and Troy
Lee, and a sister, Miss Frances
Bailey.
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Riding Tourney
(Continued from page u

ard D. Chimney. Virginia
Commissioner Of Agriculture,
will deliver the charge to the
jOucting knights to launch the
toul nament at LongWood Estate
at l pm.
Chimney To Speak
Chimney has been Virginia's
No. l man of agriculture since
August l when he succeeded
Parke c. Brinkley. He is a ma
tive of Mannboro, Amelia
county. The 37-year-old state
leader will ride near the head
of the parade as one of the
marshals with Lions Club Presi-
dent Robert E. Withers and
Chairman Forbes.
Forbes has announced tina
$3.50 in prizes will be awarded
as part of the tournament ac-
tivities. Five of these including
a first prize of a 1919 television
set will be awarded the viewing
public. The riders will divide
about $500 in prizes.
L. D. Jacobs, Of Farrnville,
will be chief marshal for the
Jousting. and Mrs. j. v. Howell,
Of Amherst, will be registrar.
Mrs. J. V. Howell, Jr., will serve
as tournament secretary.
Food will be available on the
grounds for afternoon refresh
ments or for lunch.
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Daisy Nuckols and Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Brooks, all Of Rock
vile, visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nuckols On Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Krue-
ger spent the week end at
Rocky Mount with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Norton and had a most
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Bclon,a,

Oct. II - October brought US
a very beautiful Sunday. and the
attendance at the various
churches was quite good, al
though there is some sickness
In the county.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Kane
and two daughters, OF Rich
mond, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Brauer. They
are Mrs. Kane's parents.
On Thursday Mrs. R. H. Ma
loney, Of Cullen. spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Dob
bins. John Anderson and son,
Chess, Of Prince Edward coun-
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Southside Community Hospital.
but was transferred to Lynch
burg General Hospital where she
returns for treatments. She is
improving now.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Barton on Sunday were his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Banton Of Gladstone.
Mrs. w. D. Mason will visit
her brother. Joe LeGrande. and
his wife at Appomattox for a
few days this week.
Guests Of Miss Mary Lyle on
Monday night were her brother.
Roy Lyle, of Danville, and his
wife.
w. J. Farley was home from
VPI for the week end.
Joe Burnette. of Amelia, visit
ed Marie Garnet. last week end.
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a savings of $3.ll5.O4. The total
reduction of the two is 1926. 80.
The budget will be financed
by tuition charges of $240 for
lower school students and $265
for upper school students. "A
scholarship fund drive is cur
rently underway in the county,"
Hamburg said, land we antici-
pate that this drive will provide
enough funds to replenish our
scholarship fund, which will
again be used to help those un-
able to pay their full tuition
charges.
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County Resident
Charged In
Assault, Battery

AN ELLA, Oct. II : The
Amelia County Sheriff's Depart
ment picked UP Delbert Lee
Gibbs at his home in Amelia
county, near Hastings store, on
Saturday, Oct. 6.
Gibbs, 32-years-old. is married
and the father of children. He
was arrested, charged with as
sault and armed robbery which
occurred two weeks ago in Caro-
line county, near Bowling Green.
Gibbs is now in Caroline county
Jail, awaiting a hearing.
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Funeral Services
For Tweed Infant

PAMPLIN, Oct. II - Grave
side services for Robert Edwin
Tweed, Jr., infant son of Robert
Edwin Tweed and Ann Shelton
Tweed, who died in Medical Col.
lege of Virginia Hospital, were
held at 2 pm. Tuesday in Pam.
pin Community Cemetery.
He is survived by, in addition
to his parents, two sisters, Rob.
bin Ann Tweed and Dona Vir.
ginia Tweed. both of Parnplin
paternal grandmother. Mrs. Mae
Reynolds of Richmond, anG
and maternal grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Delbert Shelton, Of
Greenville, Tenn.
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James Bagot Dies
In New Orleans

CUMBERLAND. oct IL =
Mrs. J.. Mettauer Crute. Of
Portsmouth. has received news
of the sudden death of her son.
ir-law, James Bagot. Of N e "
Orleans. La, on Oct. 4.
He is survived by his widow
the former Anne Crute, Of Cumb.
erland county: two daughters,
Mrs. Sellers Meric and Mrs.
Robert Knebel, and four grand.
children, all of New Orleans.
Miss Dorothy Crute and Miss
Edythmae Lusby, of Farmvllle
attended the funeral which was
held in New Orleans, La, on
Oct. 6.