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LARRENTON REALTY
Phone 7os-s47.ae2s

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III AUTIFU HIsTORfCAl
STONE MANOR HOUSE, with
acres or more. Built in the 1700'l
lied in Charming styie. IN Ioyei
countryside on large beef cattl
farm. Ideal for residence OF. in
stitutional use. $4,000 with
acres. Additional land and tire
mendous barn available.
90 POTOMAC RIVER FAR M
Magnificent 300-acre plateau OF
cliff above river with panorami
70. Blue Ridge. Marvellous for es,
tsl 500 1cEEs looking UP q ! sS. ~
cRii BoohEYs RocKvrfzr, po
2-6151. ewes. and Suns. J. C.
Smith OIL. 4-209A
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CHARLES H. JAMISON

EOOlkEaN4LA NIL
WI. 0-o223 or 30l-Dl. 9-3ZoZ
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY = Old
brick Colonial home built IN early
1900 with 1873 acres Of fertile soil.
90 min. from Wash. Only / mile
, from new John Hanson hwy, Many
valuable outbldgs. S139,00O. Sew
eral other smaller farms. Oah
n. IEo sToKcH C. 6-s234
BEAUTIFUL wen kept. scientifically
In the heart Of the famous Blue
grass region Of historic Monroe
County IN Southeastern West Viz
ginia. Practically new modern
Broom brick home with economi-
cal all-electric heat. Large Gin;
derblock construction barn. Wen
fenced with plentiful water SUD-
ply. one large spring feed pond.
ideally situated on state high
way near q thriving friendly farm
Community. This region is 9
sportsman'e dream spot. Troos
streams galore with deer and tur-
key In abundance and al species
OF small game plentiful. a pef-
feet retirement or summer nome
site with provision for adequats
supplemental income from farm
This exceptional property ts ot-
fered for sale TO settle estate.
FHA Financing available. FRED
ERICK ]. JENNINGS. Rte. !.
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Heider Land Specialists
HILLMEADE MANOR

Prince Georges County,$ only q
minutes to D. c., NASA and NSA
Lge.. V to y acre wooded lots, ad.
Joining Glenn Dale Country Club
minis. 70 schools, churches ant
shopping. Protective covenant!
DR.: Out Wash. Baltic. pkwy, Il
John Hanson hwy. (neW US. bO)
east to George Palmer hwy, nortf
70 Nd. $50 defense hWy.), righl
mi 10 Hillmeade rd., left j
mi. to office.
Agent on Property Today, l-Darl
Phone Today for Brochure
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acres overlooking Patuxent
River, Arm. and bath home, y,
acre tob. allot.. 2 tractors and al
equipment, fenced for cattle; 6-rm
and bath tenant house. tobaceo
and dairy barns.
go acres, l0.acre tob. allot.,
rich fiat fields. 7-rm. and bath
home, 7-rm. and bath tenant
house, large barns, 2 tractors with
sMls eollB@crs acres. s-ssoty coiJAsl home
Of u rms, III baths, central heat,
large spacious rms, Scar garage,
5 chicken houses In friendly eoun-
G7.7 acres, modern 6-bedrm,
home. bath. full basement. central
heat, long road frontage. new
barn, 61h-acre tob. all0t., includes
farm tractor and equipment. COM
! muting distance d. G. $27. 800. :.
Sd. .06 acres in Seat Pleasant,
wonderful inveetment In last;
gfoWing area, 5-rm. house and
outbldgs. on property. $4,000.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORR
Prince Frederick, Nd. Phone 10Si
II no answer call 1S4 or 3b4.
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2ls acres rolling land with riveE
frontage, rs acres in wood, arm:
house. Ideal for week-ends and
Of Warrenton. 500 an acre.
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ACREAGEAN FARMS

FOR apt. comm. farm. induEt. m
vest. residential. river front. Soe-
eial purpose land and homes with
acreage. See or call
FARMS g. ACREAGE, INC.
Realtors II. $500
We furnish detailed soil and zonin1
maps where aVailable.
ACREAGE. FARMS.
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POOLESVILLE, MD.
WI. e-9223 or 301-Dr. 9-3202
PAUL B. GANLEY
IS ACRES zoNED FOR INDUS
TRIAL WITH WATER AND SEW
AGE. 200-acre Glade valley dairy
ROad sn% faontass sa Ssa'f Iss O. %asnSton
Other oa1s barns. Sfrs ) siios. EoSSiina and
machinery sheds. 3 lge. homes
with heat and baths. A steal at
soo-AcRE D. C. DAIRY FARM.
260. acres Of crop and pasture
land. 80 acres woodland. excel.
water supply incl. large stream.
6Q.stall D. g; dairy barn incl.
milk tank and other equipment.
2 other barns, etc., bldgs. Main
home has 9 rms. with heat and
bath. 2 other large tenant houses.
This farm is IN . high state Of
reach Of everyone ct S225 per
acre.
56-ACRE ESTATE s-room main
home In need Of repair. Small
creek and road front. Excellent
location. hr. from D. c. S22, 500.
We have . large selection Of small
and large stock and dairy farms
to choose from. Dial now. 301--
NO. $500.
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L0Ts, ACREAGE FOR SALE
ACCOKEEK, MD.

5 acres, wooded or cleared, $4,000
and up with terms. These tracts
will double their value within 8
soTs ysoTs; ,Ss our Past d ssSosSs hsys sS
In 6-aere tracts. Be thrifty, put
your money IN land. Come out any
after noon after work. We are open
Q an. until dark. Directions. Out
8. Capitol Ct, continue on Indian
head hwy. II miles 70 Aeeokeek.
PPssATawaYn PTlRsA FG ntss co e me- sss qssiss ssssS
Real Estate Agent BU. s-2l21'
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90 ACRES

Adjacent town of Herndou. For imu
mediate development, all utilities
available, mr.. Broyhill Satellite
city. Resin and Dulles Airport.
Well worth the price Of S2,50O
NJ A. MARTIN, NC, REALTORS
PROFESSIONAL BLDG;
Herndon. Va. 471.430o
WE HAVE LOTS from X acre e
$50 acres Terms to suit, S1,400
10. All on hardtop rds,
COUNTY SERVICES. INca..o
BU. 3-2151 Ewes, CH. S-Se0O
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M. LEO STORCH

w. LEU SIOhCH
REALToR 236-9S66 773-46O(
HOWARD co. ACREAGE-5 acres
81 ZOO an acre on Rte. ga, IL
miles from Mont. Co. Howard Co
line, only 20 miles to Whit
House. Sunshine and olney within
YoUNKIN q CO.. s4s-sO22 TIL {
INDIAN HEAD HIGHWAY AREA
Lots and acreage: residential and
commercial. Call COUNTY SERV-
ICES at Bryans Road. BU. 3-2lbl.
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hEAL INVESTMENT
Is ACRES OF PASTURE IN TOWN,
u mi. from Fauuuier Co. Court
house. Lge. home and farm build.
ings: ideally situated. Roadway
House has center-hali entr. with
complete living quarters for aver.
age family on each Of 2 floors. Al
in excellent state Of repair. Bsmt.
INV. heat. Town water avail. now
sewer and gas nearby. This won
last at S35,750 with v down
Owner will finance bal. ct 6q,
with terms TO suit.
ALSO IN WARRENToN-2 bed
rms, 2 baths, sep. din. rm., ga
heat. Nice lot. 245xl00. S13.500
20 ACRES = COMMITTING DIS
TANCE. VIII construct 2-bedrm
49,
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-Ar,I, oRE0 MOONEY

NORA csESONEY = CO.. INC.
1901 Liberty Rd.=WA. 2.2500
FREDERICKSBURG AREA-156 9.
Farming machinery Including 2
tractors, milking parlor. epprox.
so head cattle, with comfortable
4.bedroom house. bath. Informs
Wv" PosT OFFICE BOX 1se
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2l0-acre dairy farm, S65.O0O. on
Ssyed roads. ,snsns streams; SSs,. 7-r%; q
stSpshions. Ia also 'i aoOd dsTsioSDmenii
106-acfe dairy farm. $4,000.
16 starchions and loAfing barn.
Washington market. o-rn1 house.
1OO-acre daily farm. S31. 900.
Good stream. S-rm. house. out
1iS-acrs dairy farm. $4,000. on
Build your own SUMNER RETREAT
or HfDEAWAY. "a acres wooded.
3 streams. $500. =
4S Acres, stream, good camp SITE
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PosT IsEII!:l. 0EEEIcE E0x S,1.,lss 1SS
onTTrxxvpNr ARApyTANn

Iffr@1 from Deep Creek Lake, 247 acres
10000 Xmas trees, oil Lease etc
S16,b00, terms, Ell. 0-72l6.
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POOLESVILLE, ND.
Z va. e-922S or S01---DT. 0-320S
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OLDEB MUWB, smalI upper Mont-
gomery Co; toyn. On on .acre .i;a lot'
M :ns + viii sn Say 4 ssS% owner. as .ssf sof.
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Acreage, Fairfax County. Ready te
develop now. Also priced 70 make
today's investment tomorrow /
profit.
CHARLES DAILY COML. DEPT
836-6200
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IDEAL
muR oR nnnrIp

CLUB OR GROUP
On approx. l acre in fine bayfront
community v block from water.
pweliing, has liv. fm.. din. rm.,
kit. . bedrms, space for game
Or Or rec. &C. IN. 2 porches. garage
MORE, MORE. MORE
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WATERFRONT

ONLY $4,000
Community. less than bioef ctsiiSms from
excel. swimming and with view
Of Bay. This year-round home
has 1y. rln., 2 bedrms., kit. bath,
scr. front porch. Only $500 dn.
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327 acres, Al farm, 15-acre to-
timber, good barns and main
house, good stream. Faces hard
road. $3.50 per acre, owner viii
hold 1st trust. EXCL. FARM q
HOME RLTY. 449-6400, ewes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-18

employed by the Eagle Printing
Co., Bethesda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dustin are resid.
ing in Takoma Park.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-18

MRS. JERRY CARTER BURNETTE'S marriage took
place December % at st. Paul's Methodist Church,
Kensington. She is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ McIntire, 1904 Wake dr.. Kensington, and
her husbands parents are Mr.. and Mrs Carter Bur-
nette of Charleston w. Va A graduate of Sdwell
Friends School, the bride will be graduated late this
month from Duke University, where her husband was
graduated in 1861. He is presently employed in med
ical research at Duke University Hospital
Brooks Photo
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-18
Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen P.
Kirschtel, GIG Houston ave-, Ia.
koma Park, joined in a recent
dinner party at Water Gate Inn
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gelf-
man of New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. Larry Dublin of Chicago
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Seit
of Arlington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-18
Lila Chesney,
William Cave
Are Betrothed

September wedding plans are
being made by Miss Lila 10
Chesney, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy P. Chesney, 25211 Oak
dr., Damascus, and William M.
Cave, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam K. Cave of Silver Spring.
Both Miss Chesney and her
fiance are graduates of the Uni
versity of Maryland, where Mr..
Cave was also graduated from
the School of Law. He is now
associated with the firm of
Robert R. Linowes of Silver
Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-18
Miss McIn+ire Engaged

MIR. and Mrs. John N. McIn.
tire, 1904 Wake dr., Kensington,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Josephine, to
Adam Sutherland Mott, son of
Mrs. Rosemary Mott of Chevy
Chase. The prospective bride
groom is also the son of Rear
Admiral William C. Mott, Unit
ed States Navy.
Both Miss McIntire and her
fiance were graduated from
Sidwell Friends School. The
bride-to-be attends the Univer-
sity of Maryland, where she be-
longs to Pi Beta Phi sorority,
and Mr.. Mott is a senior at
Trinity College, Hartford, Conn.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-18

ian. Cap Cut. Now you can
choose a fresh and inspired siyl-
ing NOT Just a rsmske Of a previ-
Gus couture. A current hish-sfyls
hairdo will add dash 10 your APP
psarsnes and vsrvs TO your per-
sonSlify.
For your individual arrangement,
make an early appointment. You'll
be pleased with the results.
Joyee's Studio Of Beauty. 224 E.
Montgomery Avenue, Rockville.
Poplar 2-2434.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-18
Elizabeth Parsley
To Be June Bride

June wedding plans are being
made by Miss Elizabeth Ann
Parsley, whose engagement to
Benjamin w. Davenport is an
nounced by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis E. Parsley of Silver
Spring. Mr.. Davenport is the
son of Thomas L. Combs and
the late Mrs. Combs of Cres-
well, N. c.
The bride-to-be attends the
University of Maryland, and her
fiance is a student at Benjamin
Franklin University.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-18
Bridge Group Sets
Two Meeting Dates

The Duplicate Bridge group
of the Woman's Club Of Silver
Spring has two meetings set in
the near future.
On January 10 members and
guests will gather at S:15 pm.
at the Perpetual Building. On
January % the group will be.
gin play at 1890 am.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-18
Mary Myers
Mr.. Lunmus
Set June Date

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph X. My
ers, ST., 1902 Newport Mill I'd,
Wheaton, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Mary
Frances, to Russell Arnaud
Lummus, son of Mrs. Flora M.
Zerega and stepson of David
zerega, of Washington, D. c.
Miss Myers attended Regina
High School for Girls. Mr.. Lum-
mus attended Mckinley Tech
and is presently attending War
Flynn's College.
A June wedding is planned.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-18

ford and Miss Jane Barton,
bridesmaids, attended the bride.
Ronald B. Dustin, brother of
the bridegroom, was best man.
Jim Baumann and Bob Highling
served as ushers.
The bride, a graduate of
Montgomery Blair High School,
is employed at the Johns Hop
kins Applied Physics Labora-
tory. Her husband, a graduate
of Sherwood High School, is
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-18
LouryLady
by: JOYCE

HAlRDOS 60 INDIVIDUAL
Many fascinating arrangements
await you. for individuality has
returned TO the couture world
that recently was dominated by
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-18

MRS. TIMOTHY j. GORNIAN, was the former Mary
Louise DAILY of Chevy Chase prior to her recent mar
rage at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament
She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs John j. Daily and
her husband, Ensign Timothy ]. German, u. S. N, is
the son of Mrs Clarence R. German, 4407 Gladwyn
dr., Bethesda, and the late Mr. German The bride is
graduate of Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School
and Trinity College. Ensign German graduated from
Archbishop Carroll High School, the University of
Maryland, and Officers Training School, Newport RI.
The couple is living in Charleston s. c.. following
brief wedding trip to New York-JOhn j. DAILY Photo
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-18

and Cornell University with a
degree in mathematics. She is
presently doing graduate work
in mathematics under a teach
ing assistantship at the Univer-
sity of Maryland.
Mr.. Aaron attended Brooklyn
Technical High School, took his
undergraduate work in metal
lurgical engineering at Cornell
University, and is presently at
Cornell continuing advanced
study leading to the Phi. D. in
metallurgy and solid state
physics.
A June wedding is planned.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-18
Knsch-.Aaron
Engagement
Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Kirsch, 6120
Durbin rd.;, Bethesda, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Judith Estelle, to Howard
Berton Aaron, son of Mrs. Sara
Aaron of New York City.
Miss Kirsch graduated from
Montgomery Blair High School
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-18
Miss Vermo+ is Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hop
kins, 704 Northampton dr., Sill
yer Spring, announce the mar.
riage of her daughter, Jacque-
line Coolidge Vermot, to J..
Murray Dustin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Dustin, of Colesville,
in a double-ring ceremony at the
Colesville Methodist Church.
The Rev. o. A. BARLEY Off.
ciated.
Mrs. A. F. Baumann, matron
of honor, Miss Barbara Ruther-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-18
Club Section Aids
TB-Hear+ Association

Helping hands from the Com.
munity Services Section Of the
Suburban Woman's Club Of
Montgomery County are work.
ing this month for the Mont.
gomery County TB and Heart
Association. Under the co-chair.
manship of Mrs. G. w. Feelemy-
er and Mrs. John F. Snyder, the
group devotes a minimum Of
one day month to community
service.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-18
Anderson
Martin Tro+h
Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. An.
derson, 9413 Russell rd., Silver
Spring, announce the engage.
ment of their daughter, Christie
Marie, to Chester William Mar
tin, w, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester William Martin, $500
Dorset ave., Chevy Chase.
Miss Anderson is a graduate
of Montgomery Blair High
School and attended st. Mary's
Seminary and the University of
Maryland. Mr.. Martin, a grad
uate of Bulls Prep School, is
now associated with the Pepsi
Cola Bottling Co., Washington,
D. c.
A March wedding is planned.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-21
FarmVille Firm
Shares S1,765,S76
Highway Contract

Central Contracting Co.. INC,
of Farmville. has been awarded
a 81, 765, 1916 contract, jointly with
Talbot Marks Co. Inc, of
Clarksville. for 4.56 miles of
grading and draining on Inter
state Route IS in Mecklenburg
county.
This is the first work on In
terstate s. in Virginia. which,
as it is built, will follow the
general line of US | from Peters
burg to the North Carolina
line, then continue by Charlotte,
N. c., and Atlanta, Ga. to New
Orleans. La.
The contract won here covers
preparatory work for a four lane
divided highway from the North
Carolina line to 0.37 miles north
Of Route 637 near Bracy.
Central Contracting Co.. was
Incorporated here in January,
1862. with Robert A. Smith as
president. 1t specialzes in high
way bridges and concrete work.
Several bridges will be cons
tructed on the Interstate section
covered by the corporations
new contract.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-21
Five County
Fair Acquires
25-Acre Plot

The Five County Fair As
ISOLATION has recently pmchas
ed the land which has been
rented by the Association for
Playground use the last several
years. The land was purchased
from S. c. and C. H. DoWdy,
and it includes 25 acres.
The purchase included more
than the area used for the fair
in the past, according to j. C.
Brickert, general manager Of
Five County Fair Brickert said
that the Association plans many
changes to the area over the
next few years.
Although no changes will be
made this year. it is planned to
make the main entrance on old
Highway 460, which will be
much safer and convenient than
the entrance on the main high
way ago and Is, and free park
ing will be available inside the
grounds.
A complete change in h c
layout Of the parking. exhibit
and carnival areas is foreseen
in the near future, Brickert said.
We are very glad to an
nounce the purchase of this land
and We hope we will now be
able to make our Five County
Fair bigger and better one, !"
manager Brickert said.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-21
kotionoI News Summary
Senate Passes
Satellite Bill
THE COMMUNICATION SAT

THE COMMUNICATION SAT-
ELITE bill was passed by the
U. S. Senate Friday 66-ll The
measure opens the way for the
first commercial use of space.
The bill provides for the estab-
lishment of a privately owned.
government regulated corpora
ton to operate this nation part
of a global communication sys-
tenn using earth satellites as re-
lay stations Senate action came
after 10 days of debate. spread
over three months. as opponents
used fillbuster tactics to try and
prevent the passage of the bill.
which they called gigantic
eiveaway" of the taxpayers in
veStment in government space
research to private monopoly.
The opponents favor govern
ment ownership.
TWO OF STAINS FAVOR
TIES in Hungary were kicked
out Of the Communist party in
a recent purge. "A leading Sta
CONTINUED on page y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-21

tinue improving the battle
ground where new facilities
have been placed this spring
and summer.
Proper Memorial
Rolen said the park is to be
made, "A proper memorial to
the brave men who fell on this
halloWed ground" The 900 acres
owned by the State include the
grounds of the major action of
the last battle of the Civil War.
Then General Lee lost between
1000 and 5000 in dead, wounded
and captured thus making APP
pomattoX inevitable three days
later. The losses reduced Lees
forces to about $4,000 troops to
fight against Grants $4,000 we'll
provisioned and supplied forces.
Presented by Representative
Watkins M. Abbitt, Congress-
man Tuck said, For the South
erners who comprised the Army
Of Northern Virginia ranks here
and at AppomattoX. their dread
full journeys end was at hand
But in the long still grasp of
history we know that bravery,
fidelity and obedience to the
commands of conscience and
pr ciple, are indestructl-
BILE. Such examples fill the
course of human history. and fix
the standards for human be-
haviour There, indeed stands
the foundation upon which the
greatness of our country is
based"
The New Struggle
Abiding to the new struggle,
the former governor declared
that today there are people
ready and willing to struggle
against the forces of totalitari-
anism. They recognize it is not
a sectional fight between North
and South, but fight for the
Continued on Page y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-21
At suffoIo Church
BY JOHN STICK

Old Buffalo Presbyterian
Church, near Five Forks. which
continues as a congregation to
this day. was associated with a
petition for religious liberty be-
fore the Bill of Rights was APP
pended to the American Con-
Stitution.
There is a good reason to be-
heve. but no precise historical
authentication. that U. s. Presi-
dent Woodrow Wilson'S father
once preached at the Prince
Edward county church now
more than two centuries old.
The elder Wilson would have
done so while he was teaching
at nearby Hampden-Sydne Col
lege.
Twenty years before the out
break of the Civil War. he
church was at its most flourish
ing point with l24 members. Be-
fore the Revolutionary War,
members Of the church enter
tanned delegates to the sessions
of Hanover PreSbytery. meeting
at the church. in their homes.
In those days. Presbytery SEES
sions could last for a week.
Historic Episodes
These were some of the his
torls episodes from the address
by DR.. John B. Cunningham
during the meeting and picnic
supper of the Prince Edward
Branch. Association for tn e
Preservation of Virginia Anti
quitles, Saturday afternoon at
the Prince ward county
church. now nearly two and a
quarter centuries old.
Dr.. Cunningham Is a Lynch
burg pastor and moderator elect
of the SYNOD of Virginia A son
of Buffalo Church and h E
county. he is writing a history
of the congregation. Its records
are intact back to 1904 and are
preserved in the library at
Hampden Sydney College. he
said. He turned to the minutes
of the Synod of Virginia and the
various Presbyteries, in which
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-21
Adds $3.50 To Floor Space

Remodeling and expansion Of
Baldwin S has been completed
according to T. Kyle Baldwin.
store manager. An opening event
is being planned to take place
in September. A few finishing
touches remain to be made on
the interior of the store, but the
major part Of the expansion has
been finished.
The expansion program was
started seven months ago and
includes a brand new front and
completely remodeled interior.
as we'll as the addition of $500
square feet of floor space due
to the acquisition of the former
Verser's building.
With a 100 foot frontage on
Main street, Baldwin's now has
the largest frontage on Main
street proper. I'VE have first
floor sales area of 1905 square
feet Baldwin pointed out. This
is an increase of about Is per
cent over our former store "
The tremendous increase is due
to the expansion INTO the old
Verser's building. plus moving
all the service areas to the
second floor.
On the second floor of the
building are the layaway de-
partnlent. alteration room. re-
ceiving and mailing room. etc.
Two offices are also located on
the second floor, which are be-
ing occupied by DR.. A. NJ. De-
Muth, dentist. and DR.. R. j.
Hutchings, dentist. Both Of these
offices may be reached from a