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Evening star., 1962-09-27
State BoIsters It's Force
At Mississippi Campus
400 Police
Gas Masks

OXFORD. Miss. Sept. 27
(AP).-An army of sheriffs and
city policemen converged on
the University of Mississippi
campus today to join the guard
against Negro James H. Mere
dith. -t.
State police at the five gates
to the campus carried gas
masks and billy clubs and wore
helmet liners.
More than 100 police cars
stood parked around the gates
highway patrol cars, sheriff's
cars and city police cars from
the length and breadth of the
State-and more we're arriving.
The reinforced barrier Of
manpower against the 29-year-
old Negro numbered an esti-
mated 400.
Only the campus police
carried guns.
Wear No Sidearms
AS was the case yesterday.
when they turned back M.
Meredith and a Gordon Of
Federal marshals at the gates,
the State officers wore no side
arms.
County and city officers ar
irving during the morning
stepped out of their cars. then
unstrapped their guns and put
them in their cars.
+, Six police dogs remained in
police cars about 200 yards in
side the main gate.
Reporters on the scene iden-
titled officers from such widely
separated places as Harrison
County on the Gulf Coast to
the south and Tupelo in ex-
treme Northeast Mississippi.
AS classes opened for the day
! on the hilly, wooded campus.
the students went about their
business as normal.
There were no indications
that Mr.. Meredith planned an
|, other attempt to enroll today.
His attorneys said he was in
Memphis last night and would
be in New Orleans today.
Try On Gas Masks
The State officers got their
gas masks this morning. They
tried them on, then left them
out Of their bags, wearing them
over their shoulders.
On the bags worn by one Of
the officers were these words
: Property Of U. s. Army"
No guns or bombs were in
: evidence.
Gov. Ross Barnett - twice
openly defiant Of Federal court
orders In personally rejecting
, Mr.. Meredith's attempts to en-
: roll-was on the campus. He
arrived by car shortly after
: 8 am.
1t. Gov. Paul johnson, who
turned hack Mr.. Meredith and
J a Gordon of Federal marshals
at the main gate to the campus
: yesterday, also was reported in
E oxford.
Evening star., 1962-09-27
New Germun Reuctor

BERLIN, Sept. 27 (AP.-
The official East German news
agency Adm says a second
atomic research reactor will be
in operation in East Germany
by the end of the year. The
first reactor is at Rossendorf,
near Dresden.
Evening star., 1962-09-27

Congressman, a staunch seq.
regationist and influential
member of the House District
Committee.
The Negro vote unquestionably
beat Judge Davis, 81. who waged
a feverish campaign TO save his
seat after trailing Mr.. Weltner
by ALL votes in the September
IL primary. Mr.. Weltner was
forced into q run-off because
two minor candidates polled a
total of 1871 votes.
Returns from IL Negro pre-
cincts. representing 81 per cent
of the Negro registration in
Fulton County, gave Mr.. Welt
ner 1908 votes to 535 for
Judge Davis.
Heavier Voting
In the September IL primary,
Mr.. Weltner carried these pre-
cincts by a vote of 1920 to
1858, a clear indication that
Negroes voted in greater num-
bers in the congressional race
yesterday than they did in the
primary.
Mr.. Weltner had claimed that
in the primary he was hurt
by Republican moves to enlist
Negro support to elect Mr.. Davis
because they would have a
better chance Of beating him
in the November general elec-
ton.
Mr.. Weltner would have won
nomination in the September
IL primary II he had had solid
Negro support. About $4,000
Evening star., 1962-09-27

in touch with the Mississippi
Governor about any osher mat
ters.
Attorney General Kennedy
last night turned aside ques-
tions about possible use of Fed
eral troops or a larger corps Of
Federal marshals. Instead, he
said "the situation Is serious. /"
1.-THE question Of Federal
troops is as it has BEEN" the
Attorney General told report,
ers. "That is, well use what
ever is necessary to do the
job, as I said three or four days
ago."
Would Enforce Orders
This referred to his state
ment last week end that the
Justice Department would en-
force court orders to admit Mr..
Meredith to the university. The
Attorney General said these
orders would be enforced mo
matter what course is ulti-
mately necessary.
He added that we're study
ing the situation. We have more
information hour by hour"
Considerable legal wrangling
may still be ahead.
If Gov. Barnett does not ap-
pear in court on schedule, the
first legal question to be re-
solved is whether he was served
with court papers to appear.
A summons was sent by reg
.istered mail and since this is
See MEREDITH, Page A-4
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Heavy Vote of Negroes
Beats Davis in Georgia
WeItner, 81, Liberal and Novice,
Tops Veteran House Seereeutionist
By JACK NELSON
Special to The star

ATLANTA; Ga, Sept. 27-Heavy Negro voting has given
Charles Longsreet Wetner S4yearod political novice
resounding victory veteran Representative James
Davis in the Democratic primary run-off.
With only precinct still out Mr. Wetner, liberal
poed 75375 votes yesterday to 616s for the eghttem
Evening star., 1962-09-27

Plans to build a Potomac
River bridge at Three Sisters
Islands would be shelved for at
least five months under COM
promise action taken today BY
the Senate Appropriations
Committee.
This was the effect Of pro-
visos written into the COM
Evening star., 1962-09-27

----~,--e~-~~~~-~----
WeIfoFe Budset TotaIs S2l.37Sy 900.
Pose 81
mittee's decisions on District
budget requests.
The dispute over the pro-
posed bridge had stalled ac-
ton last night on the city's
budget for the current fiscal
year.
Meeting today, the commit
tee reached its decision on the
bridge and voted out an ap-
preparations bill totaling $2S9.S
million. This recommended
spending figure is about $685.
900 under the amount recon-
mended by the House.
Up to Conference
House-Senate conferees will
meet to iron out differences.
On the city's welfare budget,
the committee voted for a $2l.-
278, 900 spending program that
would include funds for a big
investigative staff to help clean
the relief rolls of cheaters.
The committees action on
the equally controversial high
way program dealt another
blow to the proposed freeway
projects.
The action by the committee
on the proposed Three Sisters
Bridge, which would be con-
structed just upstream from
Key Bridge, was this:
A requested spending item OF
$500, 900 to get the river cross
ing project under way was kept
in the budget.
The committee then decided
to write into the language o.
| its report on the appropriation
bill the stipulations.
The committee said that /
the National Capital Transpor'
Evening star., 1962-09-27
D. c. DELEGATES
TO COUNCIL

CATHOLICS from Washington
have importont roles in the Ecu
menieol couneiI opening in the
Voticon two weeks from todoY.
Who they GRE and the ports they
hove pIoyed and will play ore
detoiIed in the last Of Stor
Religious News Editor cosper
Nonnes' series. Looking to the
Future" on Pose AS.
THREE HUNDRED oreo senior
high school students ore a step
closer to winning four-yeor merit
scholarships. The nomes Of the
300 semi Finolists in the 1898
scholarship competition oppeor on
Poee BIB.
Evening star., 1962-09-27
STAGE
Yemen Coup
Fate Of New Imam
Muy Be Deuth

ADEN, Sept. ~ (AP). - A
liberal revolutionary army
announced today 1t has seized
power in the kingdom Of Yemen
and an informed source in
neighboring Alden said the new
ruler. Imam Mohammad AL
Badr was assassinated last
night.
Cairo radio also announced
the coup but declared the Imam
had been deposed, not assas-
sinated.
Apparently. the rebels are
friends OF President Nasser's
United Arab Republic, with
which the primitive little king
dom once had q loose fedora
ton.
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Curfew Ordered

But the rebels apparently
were intent on keeping any Of
the royal family from fleeing
One broadcast announced a
curfew in the capital and
asked the people to detain any
officials of the old regime who
tried to leave the country.
A broadcast told the rs
See YEMEN, Page A-4
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Republic Proclaimed

The radio at Sana'a, the
Yeminite capital, broadcast the
statement Of the coup through
out the morning, interspersing
it with UAR army music.
Mr.. Nasser and his program
Of pan-Arabism are known to
have support among some mill
tary men in Yemen, Saudi
Arabia and other Arab states.
Sana'a radio said "the lib
eral revolutionary army of
Yemen" had "got rid Of tyr
amy" and proclaimed the
monarchy a republic. 1t made
no mention of an assassina-
ton.
Evening star., 1962-09-27

wsIfurs Budget TOtols s7l ,s7S,O 900.
Pose 81
Evening star., 1962-09-27

Picture on Page B-7
Evening star., 1962-09-27

Have The Stor Delivered
Daily and Sunday
Dial Lincoln $1,000
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Weother Forecast

District and vicinity-Rain ending early
tonight followed by partial clearing and
cooler. lowest near 50. Variable cloudiness
tomorrow and rather windy and cool.
highest in the middle SOS. High, 81, at
pm. today; low. 50. at am to-day
Full Report % Psss B-4
Evening star., 1962-09-27

Washington Bids ForeweII to Stern
Judge Doyis. Pose Ala
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Young People OF Davis Memorial
Will Collect Blankets, Clothing

PROSPECT, Feb. / - A used
blanket and clothing drive,
7ponsored by the World Council
Of Churches for overseas relief
will be held Friday night. Feb
ruary 2, beginning at 1880 pm.
If anyone has items to donate
please contact one Of the fol-
lowing: Dorthea Johnson. Sue
Campbell. Celia Campbell or
Betty Lou Weaver. Members OF
the Young Peoples Glass Of
Davis Memorial Presbyterian
Church will be around to collect
the items.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Camp
bell ard family and Miss Sue
Campbell visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Judson Turpin and family in
Big Island last Thursday night
Week end guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs, w. o. Bl1sentine were Mr.
and Mrs. e. E. Campbell and
family. Of Fredericksburg. Miss
Sarah Brisentine and Don Mick
Of Chester.
Mrs. Lou B. johnson and Mrs
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LEGAL. NOTICES

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN.
la,
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court Of the Co. Of Buck
ingham, on the 9Th day OF
January, 1862.
Order Of Publication
A. B. Stanley
Plaintiff against
Novella Reid Thompson. Moore
head City, N. c.
Virginia Stanley DeLorenzo,
Beckley. w. Va.
The object Of this suit is to
partition in kind or sell for parti-
ton a tract Of land in Francisco
District of Buckingham County,
Virginia, containing fifty acres,
more or less. of which Mary Ann
Stanley died seized among her
heirs at law. And for incidental
relief. And an affidavit having
been made and filed that the de-
PENDANTS Novella Reid Thompson
and Virginia Stanley DeLorenzo,
are not residents of the State of
Virginia, it is ordered that they
do appear here within 10 days
after due publication hereof, and
do what may be necessary to
protect their interest in this suit.
John B. Boatwright Pc.
. Buckingham, Va.
John c. Spencer, Clerk.
1-l2-4t
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OPPORTUNITIES

nYrcYN1Hco On xla11p n1fiAI


BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN -
I want to talk to the man who
warts to better his financial
standing and have a permanent
profitable business. No invest
ment Required. This is a tam
gible Business. The man / want
in this capacity has an opporturi-
ty to earn from $4,000 to $40, 600
per year. Electric units and sup
plies. Replies will be held in
strict confidence. For further in
formation write to PIG Main
Street. South Boston, Virginia,
Phone 2-5O25. Apply or call Sun
lay from $3.50 to 400. l-23-tf
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RETIREMENT PROPERTY wv
rs acres. Ante-bellum home 1877
years old. s rooms. full base
ment, partly restored, central
heat. bath. Beautiful lawn with
boxwoods. large elm and poplars.
Cattle shed. chicken house. corn
crib. all In good condition. Small
pond stocked with fish. Com
pletely fenced and can be yours
for only $3.50 with liberal terms.
Strout Realty, T. P. Scott. Rep.
Fal7nville. Elk PATH. Ask also
for free property lists. 2-2-2p'F)
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Mrs. Hedrick
Covers A Lot
OF Territory

GUINEA MILLS. Feb. Mrs.
j. NJ Hedrick of Plant City.
Fla, flew to Houston, Texas
Tuesday. Jan. l6 to visit her
daughter and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Boyd and daughters.
"Wednesday morning Mrs. He'd
rick and Mrs. Boyd left by car
for Anthony. Kansas to visit Mrs. =
Ben Beaver. sister Of Mrs. He'd
TICK whom she hasn't seen III
over five years. Mrs. Beaver is
quite sick but enjoyed the visit
OF her sister. They returned to
Texas on Friday and Mrs. He'd.
rick arrived in Florida on Sat
urday, where she is enjoying
the sumner-ike weather after
being in the 81 riches Of snow
and four below zero weather in
Kansas.
Mrs. Kenneth Lockner was the
guest Of honor at a stork shower
recently in the home of Mrs.
Merlin Bergh and given by Mrs.
Bergh and Mrs. JOIN Wright
She received many useful gifts.
Miss Ann Baldwin VII enter
Medical College Hospital this
week for a tonsilectomy. We
wish her a successful operation
and speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Blanton
were supper guests Monday
night of Mr.. and Mrs. E. W.
Bla~ ton and family.
Ralph Hedr:ck and Prime Will
on have been on the sick LIST
but are bitter new.
Syn1pa by is extended to the
family o. Blake Corsoa who pas
sed away Ia t week.
Junior AEooref ED escapc d ser
ious injury last Friday night
when he was in a wreck Just be-
low Cumberland. There was
-one damage to his truck.
Recent callers of Commander
a d Ms. j. K. NJ tiger and
Jean were Chaplin and Mrs. L.
W. Moachum. Of Virginia Beach.
Mi Beth Blanton spent Sun
day night with Mrs. Lottie Brown
Of Guinea. Beth's overnight
guests Wednesday were Miss0s
Debbie Naples and Beverly Mot
tley.
Mrs. Blaine Va ce, Mrs. w.
c. Hedrick, Peggy and Ralph
visited Mrs. Maude Smith at
South ide Community Hospital
last Sunday. She was improving
nicely and is now at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Mel son
Harrington.
Mr. and Mrs. Ma vile Wright
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Lockner. Of Guinea neighbcrhood
Friday night.
Calling on Miss Pauline Cor
son recently have been Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Fuller, of Richmond.
Rev. Jesse Hutchinson, of Hamp-
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Blan-
ton and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Gates. of Farmville.
Jean Metzger entertained with
a slumber party Friday night
with Alice Putney, Susan Agee
and Mary Arm Bryant. as guests.
Peggy Hedrick spent Tuesday
night with Sandra Warren, of
Fa1nville.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Edwin
were visitors Sunday night OF Mr..
and Mrs. E. w. Blanton and
family.
Commander j. K. Metzger will
be in Portsmouth several days
this week.
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LEGAL NOTICE

VIRGINIA.: In the Circuit Court
Of the County Of Amelia
November. 1861
Order Of Publication
ISAAC EDWARD THOMPSON
Plaintiff
v.
INER CLAYTON THOMPSON
San Diego, California
Defendant
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce from the bond of
matrimony from the defendant on
the ground of willful desertion for
a period in excess of one year.
An affidavit has been made and
filed that the defendant is not a
resident of this Commonwealth, it
is Ordered that the defendant ap-
pear before the Court within ten
days after due publication of this
Order of Publication and do what
is necessary to protect her inter-
est herein.
S. l.. FARRAR, JR.
Clerk of the Court
THOMAS STARK. III, p,q.
Attorney at Law
Amelia, Virginia
l-12-4t
For fast results use the CLASH
fled Page regularly.
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Listing From
LONGWOOD
REALTY

FARM: II acres. IS acres open.
good house with modern con-
venienceS. including pine pan
eled den with fireplace, modern
ceramic tile bath. steam heat
and many other excellent fea-
lures including necessary out
buildings. Fronting on paved
road. 10 miles from Farmville.
B RICK HOME: 3 bedrooms,
bath. living room. dining room,
kitchen. knotty pine cabinets,
forced warm air heat. storm
windows and doors. 3 years old.
"a mile from town. $l4.5OO.
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY =
600 acres. bounding on both
sides of good highway. no main
dwelling. good barn with cattle
loading chutes, 200 acres fenced.
4 creeks, excellent pond sites,
800 apple trees. 1900 peach
trees. 10000 planted pines. No
marketable timber. $1,000 per
acre.
FARM: 222 acres, completely
fenced, IS acres open in grass.
6 room house with some storm
windows and doors, 100 #. drill
led well, cattle barn, 2 large
chicken houses. IL acres tobac-
co, 1876 acres wheat, IL acres
corn. 21a miles from Hampden-
Sydney, well watered. lot of
young pine. fronting approx
mately 2.40O it. on paved road.
Terms available.
FARM: 70 acres. rooms. wealth
er boarded house with some
storm windows and doors, good
well house. with electric pump,
copper water lines, cattle barn
with hay storage. Partially
fenced. some young pine, II
miles from town, fronting on
state road. $3.50.
RURAL HOME: 8 rooms and
bath with Az acres land, nice
community. close to churches
and schools. short distance
from Farmville. Truly all ex-
cellent buy for $500. Good
terms.
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LEGAL NOTICES
VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of the coun-
ty Of POWhafan
MAMIE PEARL TRENT BELL
Complainant

ty Of POWhafan
MAMIE PEARL TRENT BELL
Complainant
VS.
Order of Publication
JOHN BELL
Springfield, Massachusetts
Defendant
The object of the above styled
suit is to obtain a divorce from
the bond of matrimony from the
defendant ON the grounds OF de-
sertiOn and abandonment And it
appearing by affidavit filed &C
cording to law that John Bell, the
above named defendant. is not
resident of this state. it is there
fore ordered that the said John
Bell do appear within ten tl0l
days after due publication OF
this order, at the Clerks Office
Of our Circuit Court. and do what
is necessary to protect his in
terest in this suit. It is further
ordered that this order be pub
lished once a week four "a
successive weeks in The Farm
vile Herald, a newspaper of gen
eral circulation in PoWhatan
County, Virginia.
w. E. MAXEY, Clerk
VIM. R. BlandfOrd
Powhatan, Virginia, p.q.
2-2-4t
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Adding Machines
( Typewriters

Coeulotors. Cash Registers.
Photo-Copiers. DupIicotors
Repoirs Soles = Service
KEY OFFICE SUPPLY
lis North Main Street
FormyiIle, Va.
Phone Ex 2-54e5
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FOR SALE

RURAL RESIDENCE Lot
l00xl50 #. Ctnder block home
has S rooms. bath. tile floor.
spacious closets. fronts on high
way convenient to stores, church
es and schools. $4.75O full
price. part down. T. p. Scott,
Strout Realty. Farmville, Elk
2-4773. 2-2-2ptF)
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$e)O-) . S-D~S>S>-r>~>>D~e)>Ds
STRAW = For sale, SOC per bale.
R. c. Goodwin & Sons. Inc.
Lyric 8-4422. Powhatan. Va.
l-9-tt
NEW HOUSE just completed in
the Green's" 6 rooms, two
baths. built-in cabinets and range
in kitchen. full basement. car
port. priced to sell. Contact E.
NJ. Pairet at Eek 2-322l, after 6
pm. and Sundays phone Elk 2
1892. 10-3l-tf
lR RENT Wheel chairs hospi
al beds. crutches canes. or sick
DOM needs Graz > Drug Store
rarmville 6-1O-t
STARTED PULLETS - Several
ages. Contact Southern States
Coop. Inc. Cumberland. Hy 2
2081. 5-16-u
COIN HOLDERS and supplies
New 1852 Red Book. Gray's Drug
Store, Inc. Phone Elk 2-3145.
Farmville. 9-1-tf
DUROC BOAR purebred, re-
gistered. outstanding pedigree
age II months. DR.. T. c. Brad
shaw Blackstone. Va. 2-6-2t
WHY-buy a Carpet Shampooer?
Well loan you on free with pur-
chase of Blue Lustre Carpet g.
Upholstery cleaner. So. Hdwe g.
Appl. Co. 2-2-lt
WOOD - Mixed round and slab.
$40 a load delivered. John A.
Gates. Elk 2-5356. 2-2-3p
KOBE LESPENDEZA HAY -
Indy Hamlet. Fal1nville. AC
3-246l. 2-2-4t
FRUIT TREES - Nut trees,
berry Plants. grape vines, Land
scape plant material - offered
by Virginia's largest growers.
Ask for free copy 56-pg. Plant
ing Guide Catalog in color. Sales
people wanted. Waynesbor0 Nurs-
cries = Waynesboro, Virginia.
2-2-4t(Fl
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED room for gent.
Heat. Hot aid cold water. Phone
tx 2-333O. 22-3p
HOUSE - rooms and bath.
Shirley Dowdy, Elk 2-4339.
1-26-2p(F)
HOUSES FOR RENT: In Jack
son Heights. Phone Elk 2-39l1
day or Elk 2-4725 nights, Stop &
Shop, Jack Osborn, F'armville,
va. l-l2-4p( Cd
APARTMENT - 4 large rooms,
bath heat and water. Convenient
to shopping and Longwood Col
lege. $4,000 month. Landon G.
Atkins. Realtor. Farmville Phone
Elk 2-4695. 12-1-tf (F)
APARTMENT - Upper apart
ment on Oak St.. Phone 1885.
1-5-16-p(F)
APARTMENT : 3 rooms and
bath. Private entrance. Hot and
cold water furnished. Acros S
from new postoffice. John Nor
us. Elk 2-357l. 100 Top
HOUSE Five rooms. I'll
Orchard Street. Call Elk 2-5l92
after 3 pm. l-30-2t
APARTMENT unfinished
apartment. heat and water fur
nished. 3 rooms and bath. Elk
2-5329. 1.30-2tn
APARTMENT - 3 rooms, heat
and water furnished; private
entrance. Call Farmville Elk
2-5Ol0. 1-23-6t
THREE ROOMS - with bath.
$25 month. See John D. Finchum
at Noeltown, after 6 pm. 1860
HOUSE Modern on Second
Street. Phone Elk 2-3Sl8. 1882
APARTMENT - 5 rooms, hot
water heat, storm windows. first
floor. located in Dillwyn. Con-
tact Mrs. Moss. phone WO g.
2o41. v l2-l5-tf
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JACKET LOST - popover.
green, black and yellow plaid,
size Is. Taken by mistake from
Bowling Alley Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Franklin Bruce. Farmville.
Phone Elk 24592. 1-30-2t
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ATKINS
REAL ESTATE
SPECIALS

~ - - ~ - 4 LINZ
8 ACRES on two state roads with
old 7 room house near Farm
vile. $1,000.
FARM, 10 miles west of Farm
vile, ll9 acres, 40 acres open,
5 room residence. outbuildings,
$40 acres dark tobacco allot-
,nent. II acres wheat allotment.
$500.
BRIGHT tobacco farm, contain
ing 344 acres. l4la acres tobac-
co allotment, 4 acres cotton, 8
acres wheat, 100 acres cleared,
3 houses, 5 barns, pack-house.
8 ponds. On paved highway near
town.
RESIDENCE, One block from
Longwood ollie e. beautiful
home with 4 bedrooms, large
living room with fireplace. din
ing room. kitchen. den. full
baths, basement. floored attic,
oil central heat. double garage
and large lot. Only $1,000 down
and balance like rent.
RESIDENCE. beautiful brick
home with 81 acres on edge of
Farmville in excellent neighbor-
hood, 3 bedrooms. bath and
half. basement. garage. work
shop. fish pond, several acres
in high state of cultivation.
RESIDENCE, Brick with a acres
near Fa1mville, almost new
modern home. bedrooms, az
baths, finished basement, dou-
Bile garage. oil heat, porches.
Special at $22.5OO. u down.
Several desirable homes in and
around Farmville. Also several
lots. farms and timber tracts.
Several motels and investment
properties.
LAkDok ATKINS, ReoItor
Formville, Va.
Phone Ex 2-46o5 Or
Ex 2-46o7
JlMMY ATKINS
Elk 2-4605 Or Ex 2-46O7
BASIL ATKINS
Ex 2-4695 or Ex $3.50
BIG 10
SWEEPSTAKES
WINNERS
No Winner
Through Wednesday
Sweepstokes Now Worth
$500
Listen to Radio Stotion
WSNS You Moy Be Our
Next Winner.
Situation Wanted
HOUSEWORK - work by day
or five and one-half days. Phone
Elk 2-3615. 1902
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NOTICE

YOUNG MEMS BIBLE CLASS
will collect old papers Saturday
at 1870 pm. weather permitting.
Phone Elk 2-527O. 2-2-1p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02
Card OF Thanks

SCRUGGS I want to thank
everyone. who was so Thoughtful
of me. while l was in the hos
pitfalls. All the cards. letters.
flowers, visits, gifts and prayers
We're deerly appreciated. Mrs.
3. W. Scruggs. 2-2-lt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02

Lewis H. Johnson visited Mrs.
Paul Crows in Richmond last
Wednesday.