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Milford chronicle., 1963-03-22
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH %. 1863
at 1900 Noon

WEDNESDAY,. MARCH %. 1868
at 1900 Noon
Al HOLSTEIN COWS G. HEIFERS
This herd consists Of p COWS in
full flow Of milk, most Of them
freshened since February 1st. On
D.H.I.A. test with better than H.
quo lbs. herd average. This is
young herd just beginning End and
3rd lactation ; registered rest
grade. HeiferS are al S.P.A.li.c.
and Cochran HoneNman breeding.
Whole herd calfhood Naccinated,
TIE. and Bangs accredited and re
tested for sale.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
$40 gal. Jamcsway bulk tank. one
year old. Mod. approved, with )
year unit and 10 year tank war-
lanty. Moving and installation SCI
vice available hy local factory re-
preventative. No - John Deer.
row crop harvester, No. 5G y {. g.
flail harvester. ; Surg" milkcr
units.
TERMS Cash day Of S;,lr.
Jay Watson
Milford. Del.
K u.
Burt Willis, Nuctioneer 3-l5-2tp
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NoTIcEl

NOTICEl
will not be responsible for any
bills unless incurred by myself.
Frederick E. Jewell. 3/8/3tp
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.
MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1868

by virtue of II writ Of Levari
E'aciaS, to me directed, will he eX-
posed to public sale, on
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-22
PUBLIC SALE.
OF VALUABLE
Farm Machinery

Due to the death of my husband,
Carl N. Walston, / will offer the
following Farm Machinery and
Implements at the farm located
three miles west of Bridgeville,
near Dublin Hill, on
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-22
NOTICEl

NOTICEl
I will not be responsible for
any bills unless contracted by
myself. Theodore Nielsen.
3/22/3tp
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-22
SHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue of "A writ of Levari
Facias, to me directed, will be eN-
rnSnd Il nnhlil. 81 L.. on
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-22
SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1868
HERD DISPERSAL
SALE

on ny farm ) miles East Of Mil
ford. u mile off Route 36 on Cedar
Bench Road on
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ROCK CREEK HILLS : 3-bedrm.
P rsstise area. Isrse ns 2o o irC
age lot, trees, shrubs, vines. Low.
er level patio, unique atmosphere,
numerous extras. Priced at $5l,e50.
Realistic terms: Phone CoNLEY,
aqent-0Wner, oAq-e72q.
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
S1o,950. see this lovely all-brk
rambler that can be yours for
only 5000 down FLA or nc
money down VA.
"BRidHT AND CHEERFUL"
5 bedrms,, liv. rm, v/firepl., din
area, kit, ,w/table space. full
bsmt. Yard has trees. DIR: West
on University blvd. 70 risht on
Eisnar st., 70 right on Edeewood
ave, and left 10 10o Bolton I'd,
Open 2-6.
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WHINE OAKS AREA

WHITE OAKS AREA
S21,500. We recommend this bis
Cape Cod located on 9 1-acre-
''1 "SpOS'T FENCE ME IN"
4 bedrms. 2 fun baths, liv. rm.,
din. area, kit. has table space,
full bsmt., storm windows and
doors. DIR: East on Rte. 90 10
left on Briggs CLANCY I'd. ia
right on Old Columbia pike and
left to 1921 Duvall I'd. Open 2-6.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
. tcoNrlNueb)

ANDREWS AREA-Excel. 5.bedrm
ram Ter designed for convenient
in rear, Priced AZ slI,2s0. ImIned
. . coUNTRY squire SALES
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MT RAINIER
EVANSVILLE
lV0NDILF

AV0NDALE
Close to all convenience Ia thls air
cord.s 3-bedrm. Colonial with den
separate din. rni., equipped kit
and full bsmt. Completely fenced
POSSESSION WITH DEPOSIT
Ideal Tor large family. I bedrnns.,
family Sa'a n. 'f Bst w dS rem r r r%
and large screened porch, 26o-ft.
LAUREL AREA
A choice Of q, one spacious rambIeI
with 2 baths ard beautiful rec.
also brick spllt-level with all the
modern features and many extras
plus M-acre fenced lot. A treat "a
zee. From sal 900. An terms availa
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WHEATON 3-bedrm. brk. ram.
bier bus st at &c eOr aSSc full eSt rec rec
lot. 1880. OWNER. WI. S-e51S.
WHEATON-Just . yrs. old, cent.
air cond., 2 cleaning tile baths,
dream kit. delightful rec. rm.
tro, Wheaton Plaza, s.: Gatherings
But you'll want 10 Tive IN IN this
one. Just s1s.sOo. Can Sd5-ssoo. ''
FERA Realty Co.
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WOODACRES
StoeVer-Hawley Co.


W0ODSIDE-C Charming convenient
Cape Cod. This property Is located
on a corner lot that Is ideal for
doctors, dentist residence. S min
utes from Walter Reed and Silver
Spring Shopping Center. $3.50.
James c. Conley q Co. JU. s-4l34
WOODSIDE PARK Large Colonial
with first-floor powder room, large
screened porch, garage, recreation
SINGER q CO, INC. III. 5-6lOO.
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'NOTFCVTTJE

COLESVILLE
S27,750. You will like this mod
an'S fHE r cRSRM rs d Y6 I6ass5SS lot
8 bedrms., liy. rrn. w/firepl., din.
rm., mod. kit. lge. family rm.,
att. garage. Prestige area. DIR.
New Hampshire ave. TO left on
Shaw ave. and left on Two Farm
DR.. TO 1875. Open rs.
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m&g|pem
ROCKVILLE
OPEN "a

ROCKVILLE
OPEN 70
De luxe brick-and-ston rambler,
bedrms., 3ba baths, breezeway, q
car attached garage. ava acres
beautifully Handicapped. Mr.. country
club. OIL. $500.
DIRECTIONS: Route 20 TO Glen Mil
I'd, left on Viers rd., to Foxden,
right to open Ted Lingo sign.
LIST WITH LINGO
ROCKVILLE-Moye now. Pretty g.
bedrm. Cape Cod, dble. lot. SlC,-
$50 FILA. r. N. LEVY, 949-74O0
OCKVILLE-Ex.-c lean split-leyel
3 twln-sized bedrms., 2 baths,
sep. din. rm., large family rm.,
S22 500. Wells q Co. $40 0926.
ROCKVHLE-Your choice. 2 lovely
split-levels. bedrooms, baths,
rec. rm. S22,9b0 and S23,950.
r. I. SMITH, Realtor. 424-7711
ROCKVILLE, WEST END = VIII
build to suit on your lot, ram
bleIs, split-levels. $4,000 up
R. l. SMITH. Realtor. 424-7711
ROCKVILLE sOUTH-3-b d 70 0 n
rambler with large family-size kit
chen, plus full daylight basement
with recreation room. Assume large
CT loan with no qualifying require
ment. 1880.
James c. Conley & Co. JU. Sab.
DncEMAnw NM Eow .~ia -,
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Flower Franklin Area

F'loWer-Franklln Area
So d 300 Or, Thi. T. pig g. srs c spe
w/only 400 down. or no
money ! fRSEiA SAfi
8 bedrms.. Ia baths, liv, rTi. w
iirepl.. formal din. rIn., kit. has
table space. full bsmt.. beaut.
yaEEd. S conyen. e ,p bus, sc scho .'l
I'd. TO right on Franklin ave,
70 right on Flower ave. 70 left
to 9328 Wilmer st. Open 2 to g.
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Areas Best for $4,000!
4Ss ssd ,. HlspEisE; S.ss Gcf .C Nth
a asS2 sst ss i pIsniS sSsSItson
HA0AN REALTY, INC. UN. 4-ebea
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. An i EN- AOME
A delightful house with instant ,ap-
peal! bedrooms, one paneledi
large liv. rm. with firepl., secluded
patio, corner property In excellent
cond., close 70 schools. buses, quiet
street AvAILABLE NOW, culy
sls,7so.
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Secluded fesidepcs o. ! acre: large
Eags bldG Trees Is EsIGEs. 2 ESesl rs y:
and fIcwafS. Rocky Sprinf "a
creek. Ideal for medium o. .tmall
family. 1880. Terms. HI. s.slel,
CAROLE HIGHLANDS-V ut,
immed. possess, lovely .7-ssory bTk,
3-bedrm. Colonial, lovely screened
porch, large family. rm., Tear gar.
age, sun deck, walking distance 70
everything, FLA, GI. Sls 500. 49,.
JOHN X. HUGHES co. WA. L-oseQ
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cAROLE HIGHLANDS 3.bedFm.
brk, beauty, big modern kitchen
disposal, choice location In TSkoma
Park area. NT. schools, churches
and shopping, beautiful big lot with
mature trees. $3.50. CT no On. or
FLA minimum On. VIII trade.
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CHEVERLY-A beautiful Cape Cod
on nice big landscaped lot. 4
good location, mr.. everything. Is
minis. from downtown d.. c., firepl.
In lovely liv. rTn., , bedrTns. Zone
extra large) den, and big modern
kit, q nice assumption, FLA, GI or
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S dSI5Is ,oI r on n S S9gi full Ssnt.
equipped kit, sep. din. rrn., owner
SAYS sell your terms, make offer.
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RIvERDALE = Brk. -and.frame, !
bedrms., Iqll din; rni;. Dc luxe IT..
nice shrubbery,. the best FHA buy
Of the week. At Slz,soo. call now
777-2l7s.
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CARRoLLToN -7.yr..old brk..a n q.
frame rambler, full bsrnt. with rec.
Eh it.,' -; cS Ss bs6rr 49, assume assume
$50 mo. payments. FLA or al.
will trade, ALSO 4 l-bedrm. ram
bier In cGrrollton at sl1,Soo.
PRINCE GEO. PRoPERTEs FSc,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-26

Mrs. Vernon c. Womack and
daughter, Emma Lou, were
Week end guests of her brother,
Harry WIlkerson, and family in
AltaEiSta
William and David Miller are
visiting their grandfather, Dr..
G. Tyler Miller. and Mrs. Mil
ler IN Hauisonburg.
Among those attending the
Pres bTterian Mems Conference
at Massanetta Springs, July 49,
~. were the Rev. J Hoge Smith,
Jr., J Monroe Johns, T. H.
s~cad, VI c. Womack, and j. M.
Kernodle.
MIS-. Julian Lane. a former
resident Of Hampden Sydney,
was a recent guest Of Mrs. j..
b. Clover.
Misses Betsy and Ann Han
bury. Of Charlotte. N. c.. left
On Wednesday after a visit of
several DAYS with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H.
Hanbury.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-26
Hospital Neus

There were 81 patients Thurs
day morning So adults anG
IL babies.
Patients Admitted
Mrs. R. B. Vanderpool, Farm
vile; William Hamilton, Pam
pin; Mrs. Lily Rice. Falls
Church; Mrs. w. H. Arndt, Cum
berland; K. G. Toney, Arvonia
Mrs. T. N. Hickman, Dillwyn;
Mathew Lair, Pamplin.
Also, John M. O'Flaherty
Chase City; Mrs. R. L. Gillispie
Chase City; Mrs. Robert Lee
Jone, brakes Branch; Mrs. W.
NJ Bass, Rice; Mrs. Newton
Crump, Jr., Farmville; Mis- S
Virgie Davis, Farmville; Mrs
Leon Williams, Farmville; Miss
Connie Lynn Wilkerson, Pros
pect and Mrs. E. A. Chappell
FarmVille.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wom-
ack, Pamplin, boy, July 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack D. Bailey
Green Bay, girl. July %.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Chapman
FarmVille. boy. July %.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Arthur
Victoria, girl, July %.
CoIored Patients
Joseph Brown, Farmville, and
James Swami. DillWyn.
Colored Births
Nh and Mrs. Alfred Hurt
Burkeville, boy July "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris johnson
Green, boy, July %.
Discharges
July . - Mrs. gAlma Ramsey
Mrs. L. e. Dahl, Mrs. j. r
Wlngo, w. T. Inge, Mrs. Ethe
Boze, T. E. Jones, Mrs. H. w
Newcomb, and Walter Ham
mond.
July % William Hamilton
R. W. Motley, Mrs. G. T. Miller
R. J, Clements, Mrs. c. F. Lang
Mrs j. E. Baber. and Jane:
Brown
july a Mrs. H. F. Bridgen
Mathew Lair. Mrs G. N. Nor
rison. Mrs. S. L. Llewellyn. Ray
mond Handy. Mrs. H. w. TAYLOR
Mrs. S. P. Lawson, H. F. Burton
Mrs. J. Q. Bailey, and Mary
Edmonds-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-26
Engoge ment OF
Miss Bonar To
Mr.. Lenhart Told

Mr.. and Mrs. George Mo-
rel Bomar, Of Charlotte Court
House, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Doris
Jane, to Larry Neal Lenhart, Of
Richmond, son of Mrs. Eliza
beth A. Lenhart, of Red Oak.
and the late Nh. Lenhart.
Miss Bomar is a 1862 gradu-
ate Of Randolph Henry High
School, Char lotte Court House,
and attends Phillips Business
College, Lynchburg.
MI Lenhar 1t IS a 1862 gradu-
ate Of Randolph Henry High
School. Char lotte Court House.
He is presently employed by Z.
| Dupont DeNemours, Inc. Of
Richmond. and is also me
chanical engineering student Of
les.
A fall wedding is planned.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-26
Red Bud Club Has
Two Arrangements
For July Meeting

The Red Bud Garden Club met
with Mrs Robert Agee, Jr., on
July %, at 8 pm.
Guest speakers Of the evening
were Mrs. E. L. Seay and daugh-
ter, Miss Claudia Seay. Miss
Seay's topic was Diseases Of
Ornamental Plants" slid G s
were shown by Mrs. Seay. also
on these diseases. Mrs. Seay in
cluded in her program making
corsages and bouquets by which
all members present benefited.
Exhibits for this meeting were
williamsburg a colonial ar
rangemert. and Summer Sun
shine, a triangle Arrangement.
Eight members entered exhibits.
The club secured outside judges
and ribbons We're received as
follows: williamsburg = Mrs.
John Smith, blue. Mrs. Robert
Agee, III. red. and Mrs. Leigh
Womack, yellow. The Sumner
Sunshine" winners We're Mrs.
Oscar Kennedy. blue, Mrs. John
Smith, red, and Mrs. Tommy
Reynolds, the yellow. Mrs j. A.
Hazlegrove received a blue rib
bon on her roses entered as
specimens.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-26
Garden LOVERS
Short Course At
.VPI, Aug. SO

A Garden Lovers Short Course
Will be held at VPI, Blacksburg
Aug. SO with two visiting lee
turers and many program PAR
tlclpants from the Institute.
Lewis E. King, state park
naturalist, Department Of Con
servaticn and Economic De
Velopment, Division Of Parks.
will speak on Wednesday, Aug
7, on Nature Walk" following
a picnic lunch at Clayton Lake.
at | pm.
e. R. Lindstrom, owner o.
Forest Product. Inc, Richmond,
will speak that n ght at 7:3o on
the Pleasures of Gardening /"
Osher subjects on the program
cover lawn problems. living with
radiation. future outlook for
horticulture. pollinahon and new
garden gadgets.
On the maj morning OF the
short course Landscape Work
shop has been arranged. Those
tsending are invited to bring
colored slides or photographs of
their problems areas. A group
discussion Of these problems vii
be held.
Those attending are also in
vited to take part in the Share
Your Kodachrome Slides pro-
gram. and each is asked to bring
his or her most interesting color
ed slides.
Garden lovers Will have an
opportunity to visit the annual
flower trial gardens and see
many different varieties that are
being tested A small estate
plastic greenhouse will be on dis
play. A tour Of the VPI arbore-
tum is also planned. There will
be an opportunity to observe
varieties of trees and shrubs
suitable for Virginia conditions.
as well as the chance to observe
the latest research work in Or
namental Horticulture.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs. David A, Dyer,
of Roanoke, were verni 9 II t
guests or Tuesday of his broth
er-in-law and sister, Mi and
Mrs. Leland Sanford, IN route ID
Williamsburg where they are
spending several days at the
Williamsburg Lodge.
Mrs. F. J. Ward, Mr.. aid
Mrs. Jesse 5andars0n, MF. ann
Mrs. Melvin Covington and son,
Nr. and Mrs. Robert Ward ard
family, and Mr.. ard Mrs. Eddie
Ward attended a family re-
Union at Bugs Island Oh Sun
day.
Miss Ruth Wilson and Miss
Lois Wiley Will attend the South
ern Regional Conference of Del
Ia Kappa Gamma SOCIETY," ali
Gatlinbulg, Tenn. Miss Wilson
will attend as state president Of
DKG and Miss Wiley will repre-
sent Psi chapter. Of Farnlyilla
at the meeting to be held July
l8-Aug. L.
Miss Barbara Jean Trear, Of
LynchbWg, is spending 4 Week
Of her vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j, +. Trear.
Mrs. Lester c. Jones is pa
tent III the Medical COLLEGE Of
Virginia Hospital i'll Richmond
on the liTh ilool in Was- 9.
Mrs. Dot McNamee and son
David Lee, Of Richmond, Wart
Friday guests Of MIS-. Epsif
Vale and her grandsons.
Spending Saturday and Sunday
with her father, K L. Nc
! Clenny. and visiting her mothel
at Southside Community Hos
pital was Mrs. Roy Gordon, y
Newport News.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-26

Mrs. W. E. Fisher and son
Ken, Of Washington, Pa, have
returned after visiting her moth
er, Mrs. WI D. Hamilton. and
her brother, Francis Hamilton.
Private Charles F.. Green, OF
Camp LSieHne, N. c., spent the
week end with his mother, Mrs
Clyde Davis, and Mr.. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Trotter have
returned from a vacation at
Hungry Mother Park.
Mr.. and Mrs Dillon Hamlet
and children have moved to
Powhatan to make their home
Touring Natural Bridge On
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Calhoun. Ann and Charles,
1Ed Mr.. ard Mrs. Joe Calhoun,
Jack Quinn and family, Of
Roanoke, were week end guests
If his grandmother, Mrs. Epsie
Vale.
Mrs. Melvin Smith and daugh-
5er, Clara. Of Richmond, have
returned home after visiting her
brother, George Sheffield, and
family.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-26
25th Anniversary
Celebrated On
Sunday, July 21

Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Allen
Oldham, OF Rice. celebrated then
18th wedding anniversary OF
Sunday, July 81. at their home
from ? to 9 pm. They were
married on July %. 1893, com
ing to the Rice area from Ten
IeSscc in 1916.
More than 100 guests enjoyed
the three Tered wedding cake
and other refreshments, and the
decorations in silver and white
Among the guests from dis,
lance were Mr., and Mrs. Edgar
Bryant, Mr.. and MIS-. Fred LII
Gus and Mrs Charlie Munsey
all Of Christlansburg. Mrs. Z
j. Ralford, of Petersburg: MIS-
Richard Pittman. of Alexandria
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Spaneler, o.
Fredericksburg; Bill and BraC
Bradshaw. Of Norfolk. the Rev
and Mrs G.. A. Harris, of Char
lotte Court House. and JOIN
Rasnick and John RasIick. Jr.
OF Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-26

fell from a demicloche head
piece Of seed pearls and h e
carried a Bible with a " hite
orchid and stephanotis.
Mrs. Jack Carol Ingle, of
Warner Robins. Ga. was h G /
sisters matron Of honor.
Other attendants were Mis- S
Mary Elizabeth Butterworth, of
Richmond. sister of the groom:
Miss Sarah Louise Ponton. of
Salem, and Miss Addie Lillian
Lee. of Richmond.
Virginia Carol Ingle was
flower girl, and Michael Wayne
Ingle was ringbearer.
Mr.. Wood was his sons best
man. Ushers were Jack Carol
Ingle. Of Warner Robins. Ca:
Russell Walter Fernlund.s III. of
Cleveland Ohio, and R 0 b
Tyler English, III, of Richmond.
A reception was held in the
fellowship room of the church
following the ceremony.
After trip to Bermuda, the
couple Will live in Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-26
Hanburys Take
Cruise And Tour

Blanton B. Hanbury drove his
wife and three daughters to New
York, last week. where he and
his daughters had couple of
days sightseeing. Mrs. Hamburg
Joined Miss Elsie stossl Of Front
Royal and Richmond. and they
sailed on the MS Victoria from
New York City for Caribbean
cruise on July IL, They expect
ed to visit San Juan, Puerto
Rico; Grenada, West Indies:
Guadeloupe, French West III
dies, and st. Thomas. Virgin Is
lands. returning on Wednesday.
July 81, when Mr.. Hamburg will
meet them in New York.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-26
Miss Airline Belle Crockett Weds
John Thomas Wood, III, SATURDAY.

The marriage of Miss Airline
Belle Crockett, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Edison Frank Crockett,
of Cumberland, to John Thomas
Wood. III, son of MIR. and Mrs.
John Thomas Wood, Jr., OF Rich
mond. took place at pm. on
Saturday. July 20 in Fitzgerald
Baptis. Church. Cumberland.
The Rev. Thomas P. Reynolds,
pastor officiated.
Given il marriage BY I
father. the bride wore gown
of white taffeta, with scalloped
neckline of Alencon lace, long
sleeves and a fitted bodice. The
flat-front skirt was accented by
matching lace appliqued motifs
and featured a hustle back over
full chapel length tram. Her
fingertip veil of imported illusion
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Clarke
spent the week end in Norfolk
with her sister, Mrs. j. l. How
ton, and family.
Recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. M. Wnitlock were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Whitlock and fami-
ly, Mrs. Ethel w. Cox, Miss
Cathleen Carter. also, Miss Mon
ties Carter and Mrs. w. R. Rob
ms, all Of Richmond, and Miss
Mollie B. Whitlock, of Alex
dria.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl.
Mcdaniel last week were MI
and Mrs. Alvin Cubbage and
daughter. of Alexandria. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mcdaniel,
Of Richmond.
E. c. Turner, of Powhatan,
was recent guest of Mrs.
Emma K. CoWan.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-26
Hanilt0n-Harris
Ceremony Held !,
Millraukee, Wise.

Mrs. Percy Harris, of Scots
vile. announces the marriage Of
her daughter. Susan Randolph
to Frank Edverse Hamilton, Jr.,
son of Frank Edverse Hamilton.
Of Milwaukee. Wis, and the late
Mrs. Hamilton, on Friday, July
19g at 4 pm. at Kingo Lutheran
Church in Milwaukee,.
The Rev. W. K. Sigwalt was
the officiating minister William
Hamilton. OF Milwaukee, brother
Of the groom was best man and
Mrs. William Hamilton was ma
iron of honor.
Mrs. Hamilton is a daughter
Of the late Dr.. Percy Harris, Of
Scottsvilles
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-26
Re rsona( Mlnh;on
Mrs. Charles Hall Davis has

Mrs. Charles Hall Davis has
returned after visiting Miss
Mary Stevens in Portsmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnston,
Of Syracuse, N Y, son-in-laW
and daughter of Mrs. Kay Kee-
mar, Of New Canton, a former
resident Of Farmyille. were re-
cent guests of the j. Meredith
Robesons.
Mrs. Edgar Cannon moved
On Wednesday to make her
home at Hampden-Sydney.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert T. Je-
rome, Of Falls Church, ard the
Rev. Thomas Richardson, Of
Radcliffe on Trent, Nottingham
shire. England. were guests of
Mrs. Jerome's mother, Mrs. P.
T. Atkinson, on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Judd, Mr..
ard Mrs. Lloyd P. White and
daughter, Patti, visited Dean
Smith. coach at the University
Of North Carolina, and family in
Chapel Hill, N. G.. last Sunday
They also saw Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred D. Smith, Coach Smith S
parents. of Topeka, Kans., who
are guests Of their son and
daughter-in-laW.
Mrs. Carrie Price, of Manas-
sas. is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. j. A. LeSueur.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-26
Bridal Shower
Honors Miss Jones

Mrs. Herman Springer enter
tanned on Friday night, July y,
with a miscellaneous bridal
shower honoring Miss Gail Jones.
A color scheme Of yellow
green, and white was carried
out in the decorations and re-
freshments.
The hostess was assisted il,
serving by Mrs. William Walker
and Mrs. Herman Mcmillan.
The bride-elect received many
lovely and useful gifts.
About 25 guests were present
The chronicle., 1963-12-19
NO. 1878
NOTICE To DEALERS

NOTICE III
Notice is hereby given that the
Board OF Mayor and Councilmen OF
the City Of Pascagoula will receive
sealed bids up until 1000 AM. on
the 7th day OF January. 1854. at the
City Hall for the purchase OF the
following:
One "a Littleford, Model az"
Spray Chief Maintenance Distributor,
Tor equaly. Distributor capacity shall
be Of 1000 gallons with $50 expansion
allowance. Bitumen Pump shall be rear
mounted with q capacity OF not less
than 200 gallons per minute. sue
ton and discharge openings shall
have a diameter Of not less than 81.
Power unit to be rear mounted, gaso-
line engine of not less than four
cylinders, developing approx. 80 HIP.
at 1900 RPM. Engine shall be equip
ped with 8" single plate clutch, COVER
nor. and 0 gallon gas tank. Trans
mission to enable pump speed to be
varied, a truck type transmission shall
be furnished, four forward speeds and
one reverse speed. Heating system OF
two sets OF 8" U-Type flues running
full length of tank. Tank shall be
uCdbCu W Ill dppAotCo oyoeSAn -
cooperating atomizing burners. pump
q blower. Pump and control valve. etc.
shall be enclosed in q heat chamber
and heated by flue gases. Burners
shall be air atomizing, low pressure
coilless type. Single handwheel con-
troll shall be furnished to fill tank
through dist. pump from outside
source, circulate material in tank
while heating. spray from tank through
spray bar or hand spray, transfer
from one tank to another without en-
tering tank on machine, circulate
material in spray bar. Also q fifth
wheel tacaometer with dial mounted
in cab of truck. Spray bar of n g.
section with 3 additional on
each end. Hand spray with as rubber
hose with two MOBILES. Inspector type
thermometer to be furnished. measur-
ing stick. two strainers of basket type
for manhole. and conical type for fill
er line. Paint shall be dark blue.