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TEMPORARY

TEMPORARY
STENOS TYPISTS
Oldest temporary help
service needs eXpd. stenos and
elee. typiSts. Work 70 ; days
wk. in select offices mo ewes }
Ton nay. no fees - O.S.' I'll
l4th 81. NV, ST. 3-ig12.
TYPIST
For Circulation Dept. of Publish
ing Firm. Will ACCEPT alert
beginner. who can type 80 w.p.m.
cali STERLING 3-54oO for appt.
TYPisT, telephone and cost rec-
ords. Salary based on ability and
experience. DRAKE PRESS, 9ld
New York ave. NV. Apply Mon,
TYPIST -RECEP. sal, 10 S75 wk
knoVl Shhd, helpful inquire. RE-.
7-2S2s, Mr.. Wright, Boyds, 200
~ 81 NV,
TYPIsT, exp, with knowledge Of
shorthd.. 80 hr. wk, Excel. Oppor
for right person. Write Age. salary,
and refs. Box 40s-B. star.
TYPIsT- Experience REQUIRED
Knowledge Of dictaphone. Com
pany benefits. b-day week MID
DIE ATLANTIC CONFERENCE,
91lt p 81. NV.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS = general femodellng
and building Of al types, Design
HILL-sHERMAN, INC G5t -Gs33
ADDITIONS, recreation rooms. at
les and general remodeling' ,FgHiA
reasonable prices ia. s.si6i
ADDITIONS, conc, pches. remod'ng
sfn sfBntfg f9nt66' L6 s.iSg s'HSo sm Pl2, @
ADDITIONS and remodel Mason
~ carpentry and painting Pm.
arranged BURGESS ~ "sblhs.
AL ROOF REPAIRS, roof paint
ing, - up. Outtetins and spout
ms Free est. hs2.fadu.
ALL ROOF REPAIRS, roof paint
ing. ~ un Outterlng and spout
ing Free est. hs9.fANB
BRk., BLOCK AND srONE WORK
Rec Rms Flreplaecs ard paiios
Estimates Frce NA kslhO0
BRICK WORK, walls s1imfrys,
porchcs and etc All repairs ifHt
class wotkmnnshir IA ls"1kN
CABINET AND CNRPENTRY work
nookcnses, closets partitions, rec
rms, REF. Guar sBt-1kah
CARPENTER WORK, any typs No
lob TOO small Satisfaction guar
Call db"sli iu6
CARPENTER WORK e. Free esti.
mates No Job too small or 100
large. Mr., EDISON, days Hns.
$3.50 Eycs ana sun HE n.OIib
. CARPENTRY all types, small or
lafEe Jobs Raoilng Futirflng,
PAINT, PAPER removed VIII. o.
Hi.i
CARPENTRY, cabinet and book
| cases, building and fenaifing Of
All kinds aOi fehsfhsi
CARFENTRY, two trim men, work
sat have truck and tools, Ewes.
JE. 3.pipn, isis7ORa,
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HOSTESSES-If you enjoy people,
ike helping strangers, have transp.
and some free time, we have a
pleasant and profitable offer for
YOU. You need only a friendly ap-
proach, attrac. appearance. Choose
your own hrs. You may work IN
one Of several Northern Virginia
communities. Call 45l-S22l FOR
infn and ami
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DIN. RM, iarRe--Mahog dbl ped o.
rstai table. Il shield back chairs
Hepplewhlte buffet china closet
cost $1,000 cash, $500 is7.isns
DINING ROOM SIT, traditional
$3.50 or best offer. 6a2.3ji5.
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HELP MEN
SALESMAN

FURNIsHlNGs-sPoRTs WEAR
Take advantage OF this excellent
opportunity to become associa ted
with one OF Washington finest
mems stores. Applicants must be
ability and be dependable. The
remuneration and fringe benefits
are tops for the man we want. All
inquiries in strict confidence.
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.,'''.o'. 8 FEtpMANN

oRGANs-Pre inventory clearance
orRans. Hammond, Conn LovTey
0ulbrAnsrn, Baldwin and Wurlit.
ger. Values from elg5 KITS %
tony locatlonsi, dntn, 1880 a
81 nv. RE. 7-B9t9, Alex, 262t
M Vernon ave. XII s-s6s6, Con.
rfetsionAl riaaa shonning ctr,
Rockville nike, IA. 7.7i2O. IVA.
and Nd stores open daily I'll y
. m except Sat-
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FURNITURE
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
FURNITURE

Decorator desires responsible party
to take possession OF 9 rooms OF
decorator correlated furniture
bedroom, living room and dining
area - at tremendous savings.
Better quality than normally
offered at this sacrifice price,
Sl15 for all 3 rooms Never useo
except as model apt. display. NO
down payment neceSsary-ehoos
your own payments. Immediate
free delivery or free storage until
needed. Phone 5S4-S501 til Q pm.
Mr. BFASLEY
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SOME With GOLD OR PLATINUM trim
SALE! $50

Eoeh ss-pe Service for Il includes Dinner potes Sood
pIotes Breed and Buffers Cups Soucers Soups Fruits and
co. Large potter small potte vegetables oovy covered
sugar, creoner PLUS EXTRA CUPS!
(c-5) "inuet-BIue floral border modified rim shope plot
49,
(c-6l 'Vntooe"-6reen fooI coupe platinum trim---$SS
(c-7) "Flore Whte"-Pon white, modified eoupe----$SS
tc-sl "RodioneeBIue oo fued rim platinum trim. SIS
tc-el "Fleur"-orey fIeur-de- lis coupe shope SIS
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-11

the Robert E. Lee Wayside Park.
Shelia Wiseman fell last week
while riding her bicycle and
broke her right arm.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Allen and
family spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Robert Station.
Mrs. Phillip Lowell of Dill
Wyn, and her lister, Mrs.
Charles Splitter, of Staunton, mo-
tored to Williamsburg Sunday for
the day.
Among those on the sick list
around Buckingham Courthouse
are Mrs. Carl Huskey. L n
Jones and Orville Dumavant.
Jimmie Durnavant spent the
week end at his home here.
Guests during the week end Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Dunna-
want were Mrs. Virginia Butler,
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hardiman
and daughter, Sheri. Misses Judy
and Donna Massie. of Alex
andria.
Guest the past week in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M.
of Richmond.
Miss Carrie Fitzgerald is out
after being sick for several
weeks. She spent Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Fitzgerald at
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-11
Mr., Mrs. Henry LeSueur Honored
With Household Sh0wer

Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Epper-
son ard Irving Epperson. Roy
Ba ley. E. M. Wright, and
Grandy Llewellyn attended the
football game last week end at
University of Virginia, Char
lottcsvllle.
Mrs. Warren Crump, Mrs. R..
J. H. Grow and Mrs. Cleveland
Jones attended the Alice Kyle
District meeting held at Crewe
Oct. 3.
Jeffrey Stanley visited hi S
grandparents, the Rev ard Mrs.
W. H. O'Neal at South Boston
over the week end
Mis- Harry Crews had as her
guest for the week end Mr.. and
MIS-. Dabney Crews and son
Jimmy, OF Richmond. They also
visited with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Alec Baird Houston
Crews. of Richmond. spent last
week on vacation with his moth
er, MIS-. Harry Crews.
Mr. ard Mrs. Leo Foldesi and
children, Leslie, Charles an d
Rita, of Richmond. were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. B
Saffritt.
About Is people attended the
Rosen reunion held Sunday al
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-11

day at the Emanuel Episcopal
Church. at Glenmore. Dr.. Gene
McMurtry. agriculture policy
specialist. VPI. spoke on the
common market.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
dolph LeSuem over the week
end were Mr.. and Mrs j. A.
Guthrie, Of Clarksville. Ga. Mr..
and Mrs. W H. Graham and
Miss Debbie Shlpt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton Foster
and two children, Garland and
Katherine, of Dillwyn, visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Foster. of Vienna. ard also
visited in Washington Mrs. Alec
Baird accompanied them.
Mrs. Mary Baird had as her
guests over the week end MI.
and Mrs George Wheeler AMI
children. Pam, Sue and Roberta.
of Scottsville, and Miss Mary
Baird, Of DillWyn. and Mrs.
Whitcomb Spencer.
Re ST dents of Buckingham
County We're asked today to give
generously to he Children
Home Society of Virginia if they
have not done so already.
The campaign is m aking
fast progress. Mrs. Robert Gil
liam the county chairman. ex-
planned. But many have not
vet made their contribution.
1T takes so little time to write
q check and mail it to me. :
Mrs. Gillian said. land your
gift can near SO much to 4
homeless child
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-11
Slate River Mills


A. ]. Hardiman. Jr., spent
several days this week attend
ing the James River Fox Hunt
ers Association. Mr.. Hardimaa
entered some of his hounds in
field trials.
C. B. Safritt, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Safritt was
married September 20 to Miss
Louise Gibson, of Richmond.
formerly Of Charlottesville. They
were married a. the Skipwlth
Church in Richmond. After a
northern trip they are making
their home in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete GOWN. Of
brakes Branch, visited the l.
parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. j. B.
Wood ard Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
GOWN, for the week end Mr..
and Mrs GOWN recently moved
into their new home which they
purchased about a month ago.
Mrs. Lula S. Zones. Of c.
lumbus. Ohio. arrived this week
to visit relatives here. She is
at present visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Wood.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Tommy Eppe--
son and son. Irving, and MIS-.
Andrew Steger visited A. J. Ste
ger at the University of Wiz
ginia. Friday evening.
Miss Gertrude Sadler, Of Rich
mond, spent the week end at
her home here. he had as her
guest Miss Minnie Wenger. 81
Richmond.
The Ruritan Club met Thurs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-11
BUCKINGHAM. Oct. 1o-Mrs.

BUCKINGHAM. Oct. 1O-Mrs.
Annie Thomas. Of Dlllwyn. ~
tertained Mr.. and Mrs Henry
LeSueur Saturday night with a
Household Shower" at t h /
rev home. They received many
useful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corson Spencer.
OF Richmond. were week n 4
guests OF their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs John Spencer and Ms.
Margaret Shepherd.
Miss Gloria Steger. who is at
tending LongWood Ccllege. was
home for the week end to visit
her mother, Mrs. Andrew Ste
ger.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-11

Snead. 2nd-Dusty Roads, Joan
Snead. 3rd Shahzada, Jean
Sharp, 4th-Mss Adelia. Sandy
Harris. Class 22-GO AS YOU
PLEASE: Miss Twilight.
Joy Wood. 2nd-lMiss Muffett,
Ann Moncure. 3rd-Ace. Stuart
Covington, 4th-Red Rock, Dbl
bic Riggs.
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Horse S|,oEr OF Twenty Years Ago
Ggcsrs Into ShOu OF q Glasses

tee. 4th Major. Daphne
Bares. Zazza. Mrs. Barnes.
class 6 LARGE PONY
PLEASURE: 1st-Red Hornet,
Liz Courier 2nd-Red Wing,
John Courier. 3rd-Poco Piel,
Queen. Betsy Alice. Class 7 =
SMALL PONY, PLEASURE: LIST
Billy. Ed Townes. Miss
Muffett. Ann Moncure. 3rd-Tig-
ger, Mary Reynolds. 4th ~ Sar-
saparilla, Bill Hardy. Class g.
! SMALL PONY HUNTERS: 1st-
Gin Buck, DIN Hardy. 2nd-
Penny. Lisa Heron, 3rd-Check-
mate. Glenn Askers 4th-War-
Tier. Pen Freeman.
Class 9 LARGE PONY
HUNTERS: lst-Sassy Boots.
Linwood Davis. Kinda
Cute Dee Barnes, 4th Princess
Ann. Frances Davis. Glass 10
WORKING HUNTERS: 1st =
Merry Oaks. Helen Ganst. 2nd-
Wait for Me, Dana Easter. Bird
Mr. Duff, Joan Snead. 4th Pc
10 PIX Lady Jane Stanhope.
Glass Ii OPEN JUMPERS: 1st
Dusty Roads. Joan Snead 2nd
Captain Bly,, Sidney Christian.
Std Tamnlv. ,ean Sharp. 4th
Poo PIX. Lady Jane Stanhope
Class u OWNERS UP: lst-
Nary Oaks. Helen Ganst. 2nd-
Miss Twilight, JOY Wood. 3rd-
Annabel MIS- A. A Asbury, 4th
Rosa Marie R F. HALEY.
Glass Is ROADSTER PONY !:
~ Fanny w K. Saunders
2rd Warner, Pen Freeman. Bird
Princess, Neal Thomas. Class
IA. GO AS YOU PLEASE: 1st
Bed Rebel, E. F.. Massie Jr., End
County Squire by Linwood
Davis. 3rd Miss Adelics. Sandy
Harris, 4th Ducky Florence
Barnard Class Is OPEN HUNT
TER lst Merry Oaks, Helen
GanSt. 2nd Bartender. Mack
Harkins. Bird Starfiie. Robin
Gal Puryear, 4th County
Squire. LinWoOd Davis. Class lG
lst-A iquando. Mrs. Florence
DOYLE, 2nd Lady. Susan Shelf
field. 3rd Red Rebel, D. F. Mas
sic il. Dusky, Miss Flor
ence Barnard.
Glass Il PARIS CLASS: lst-
County Squire, Linwood Davis,
Princess. Anne Frances Davis
2nd Merry Oaks. Helen Ganst
Annabel. Gwen Asher. 3rd- Miss
Muffett. Ann Moncure, Spook
Goe.lyn R,.andford, 4th-Poco
Piel Meredith Hardy. Frosty
Rebb, Beth Perdue. Class 49,
oAN lIO4N 6leO. 1St-hllllt
A-Cute. Dee Harkins. End Sassy
Boots. Linwood Davis. Bird
Penny, Lisa Heron 4th-War
rier, Pen Freeman. Glass 10 =
. WORKING HUNTERS, lst-
Bartender. Mark Harkins 2nd-
Starfire, Robin Gail Puryear
3rd County Squire. Linwood Da
Wis. 4th-Wait For Me. Dana
Easter. Glass 20 PLEASURE
PONY DRIVING: 1st-Timmy
driven by Beth Perdue, owned
by w. x. Saunders; End Miss
Muffett. driven by Ann Mon
cure. owner: Princess, dri
Ven by Neal Thomas, owned by
Mrs. Hazel Morris; 4th =
Warrior, driven and owned by
Penn Freeman.
Class q KNOCK DOWN AMI
OUT, lst Mr.. Duffy, Joar
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-11
BlOOdmObile Visit
Set For Oct. "a

CHARLOTTE c. H., Oct. 10
The Red Cross bloodmobile will
visit Charlotte Court House at
the Woman's Club Building on
Thursday, Oct. "a, from II noon
to 6 pm. One hundred and thirty
five donors are being sought to
insure the gathering Of the ll2
pints needed to keep Charlotte
county in the blood program.
Make a date to donate!
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-11
On The Route In Green Bay Area

ding anniversary celebration Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Robertson
in Burkeville Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell,
of Richmond, were Thursday
overnight guests Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Jim Harshman.
Mrs. B. M. Green visited her
lister, Mrs. S. w Reams. and
Mr. Reams in victoria last
week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-11
le43-les3

AMELIA. Oct. 10 The Amelia
Horse Show, a division of the
Amelia County Fair. under the
supervision of the Horse Show
Committee of the Amelia Brj-
die Club. was held ON Saturday
Oct. 5. at the fair grounds.
This committe. with George
0 Hardy. III. chairman, Mrs.
Mary Anne O'Neal. secretary.
and Mrs. Anne j. Courier. Mrs.
Mary E Alice. Miss Beth Per
due. Stephen l.. Farrar Jr.. and
j. G. Dickerson were congratu-
lated on the successful show.
which was enjoyed by the spect-
ators as wei as the participants.
TIE first horse shew in Amelia
was i'll 1873 ana was rather
slnall affair compared with what
Amelia has ROW. One day Ste
phan w. Fairar. Jr.. always a
lover Of horses and riding rode
~ ~, oa''s'il. ''iF esg = : VI 2
. .' D l, ooil Aiiie, , p' IN
~ n,.,'l-, ~, "'i ,.. = N- -y,s i
cjt,es ~ .s Wv r III se sl nv W.
first one being hold at he farm
@. A w. Pinchbeck. al the EDGE
n TIM ,-il1aaa - n,.,I;a
Tu-e,,+,- [sas,.s ,..+a,, u .ao !
el,ou. ,,,:+b 20 o,assae Iii :
ont-ofc.,,,+r- en+,sas 1sol, eaic
- 49, p,Ila51a, r. ,,afa lin 'aia
ror9cer and Ink uatrl'~r -
pir,,,1ona reaae,n5e~d i,,ayo
wj,b MIS- f;lann;a Pavnolds
aka p cbmnnd ae IT. asyis
tqYt
,r-.,,, - ,
al = ', rta, -i5e ~, Niai Ill s. 9 til
~ sol 49, 49, -l,,' y, c, ou-ls' i.,', t,
s'ii' ,-9' e. 80 4 -.'r''-' 49, 49,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-11
Claiming Moon
In Auto Wreck

Oct. 10 Claiming H. Moon.
Of Travellers Rest" Bucking-
ham county. is a patient in Mar
tha Jefferson Hospital in Char
iottesville. He was injured in
an automobile accident Monday
afternoon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-11

GREEN BAY. RI. l. Oct. 10
The Rev. Charles M. Fisher,
Mrs. Fisher and son. Brian,
were Sunday luncheon guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Pulley.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Lewis
were in Colonial Height last
Tuesday visiting their daughter.
Betty Lou. who is teaching at
North Elementary School. They
also attended the Petersburg
Fair.
Mrs. Bc5by Atkins, Debbie
and Dolores. visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Simon. at
Meherrin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Keaton, of
Winston-Salem. N. c., spent sew
eral days last week with her
sister. Mrs. F. L. Blankenship.
and Mr.. Blankenship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Robert
son, of Richmond. was 5 I
week erd guests Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Roberton.
Little Barbara Jean Waiting
ton, of Victoria, has been spend
ing some time with her grand
mother, Mrs. Sandy Warrington.
Recent guests of Mi. and Mrs
Faison Ingram were Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Cotter, OF Char
lotte, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Rich
ardson, Of Akron, Ohio. spent
some time here recently with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W.
M. Valencourt.
Mrs. G. 7. Robertson recently
accepted a position with Snyth S
Frozen Food Co in Kenbridge.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
Watlington last week end were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson, OF
Greensboro. N. C.
Mrs. G. M. O'Dell has return
ed home after having spent
some time visiting relatives in
Charleston. w Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy S. Smith
visited his sister. Mrs Sam
Wagstaft, j., and family in
Richmond recently
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Robert
son and Irving attended the Goth
wedding anniversary celebration
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
c. Robertson. in Burkeville Sat
lTday.
Week end guests OF Mrs. Fai-
son Ingram were Mr.. and Mrs
R. E jenkins, of Richmond,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Garland In
gram. of Newport News.
Mickey Magnusson. of Rich
mond, is spending several days
here with his parents, Mr. anC
Mrs. H. x. Magnusson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Valen
court visited their daughter
Mrs. G. L. Hail. and family. o
Richmond. over the week end
/ Misses Merle and Shirley
Hawkins, of Longwood College
4 spent a recent week end viii
I their parents. Mr.. and Mr.. Lee
Hawkins.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Reams
of Victoria. were recent visitors
in the j. w. Pulley home.
Week end guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Hudson were her sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Jeter. and Mr.
Jeter. of Roanoke.
+ Mrs. Bobby Arnold is home
from the hospital and is recup-
Grating nicely, her friends will
be glad to learn.
Mrs. C. D. Newell, son, Ray
Miss Sandra Prom, Mrs. Otis
Miller and Steve. and Mrs Mel
vim briggs spent the week ent
in WinstonSalem, N. c., witt
Mrs. Roland Pierce. They also
visited Mr.. Pierce who under
went surgery at Baptist Hos
pital recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Robert
/ son had as their guests over the
week end Mr.. and Mrs. William
Monk and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Alvin Spurlock and son, and
Mrs. Herbert King. Jr., anc
Cindy. all of Richmond.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ross, Of
Richmond, were recent guests
of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs A. M. Bolton.
A number of the community
pe0pla attended tho Goth u-aI
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-11
Daughter Arrives
For Otis Martins

AMELIA, Oct. 10 ~ Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Martin are proud to
announce the arrival of their
adopted daughter, Nancy Jane
Martin, who arrived Friday. Oc-
tOber A.
Evening star., 1963-04-13

Next TO the White Flint Golf Course
Opposite Holy Cross Academy
Enjoy fomiy "tooetherness" In mahogany poneled
fomily room and still enjoy the privacy OF four
bedroom house In this superb Bethesda Ioeo,on Three
volue poeked models Just two minutes from Naval
Hospito, two minutes from NlH and IS minutes from
downtown via the most modern highway system. The
4-bedroom split level shown includes dining eroes ond
breokfost room In the Kitchen In odditon 10 the
fonily room The price SIT. .3eo Other romblen and
eoonol models from $24,s9o.
Drive ov, Wisconsin sys past MN 70 plonds eve. rloh on
every doY Phons W. 2.iel7.
Evening star., 1963-04-13
Builders Report
SMBA to Study Lond Use

The Suburban Maryland
Builders Association will hold
its 9th annual Conference
Day Thursday at the Indian
Spring Country Club in con-
junction with the Washing
ton Center for Metropolitan
Studies, Albert w. Turner,
SMBA president, has an
nounced.
THE purpose Of this con-
ference is to provide our
builders and community
leaders with examples Of how
other communities have used
their land to the best
advantage" Joe Della Rata,
conference day committee
chairman said.
Moderator for the discus
sion will be Frederick Guth-
elm, president Of the center.
Panelists will include Max
Wehrly, executive director of
the Urban Land Institute;
Malcolm Dill, director Of the
Baltimore County Planning
Commission; william Bur-
rage. director Of planning for
Fairfax County, and Arthur
StellhOrn, director of plan
ming for the Maryland-Na-
tional Capital Park and
Planning Commisson.
The program will begin at
2 pm.
Evening star., 1963-04-13
WE AGAIN CONGRATULATE
OUR OUTSTANDING statesmen

This year we again take great pleasure in
saluting these two men of our staff who were
chosen outstanding statesmen of the year by the
Montgomery County Board of Realtors.
We also wish to take this opportunity of
saluting our entire staff of competent, efficient
sales people who have contributed to the steady
growth of our firm.
Evening star., 1963-04-13

toward a master Of arts de-
gree in real estate, is en-
ployed as a real estate sales
man by Salvind o. Olson and
also operates a snow removal
contracting business.
Engineer Society
PIons Dinner Meeting
The Prince Georges-Mont-
gomery Engineers Society will
hold a dinner melting at $50
pm. Thursday in Mr.. Us
Cafe. 1925 Gallatin street,
Hyattsville.
Speakers for the evening
will be Tom Phi hillips and
Bruce Baty Of the Metal
Products Division of Armco.
Evening star., 1963-04-13

counties, the Maryland-Na-
tional Capital Park and
Planning Commission and
the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission, will
begin at $3.50 pm. next Sat-
urday in the Cotillion Room
Of the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1963-04-13
KettIer Enjoys
Record Month

The residential sales de-
partment of Kettler Brothers,
Inc, chalked UP a record
month in March by selling
26 new homes. according to
w. H. FOrlines, president of
the firm. The dollar volume
Of the homes sold totaled
more than 81 million.
Evening star., 1963-04-13
Virsinions to Discuss
Business Monoaement

The Home Builders As
sociation Of Suburban Vir-
ginia will hold q Business
Management Workshop dur
ing q dinner meeting at $50
pm. Thursday in the Park
Arlington Motel, Arlington,
John Minchew, president. has
announced.
Speakers on the program
will include Milton Smith
man, technical services direc-
tor Of the National Associa-
ton Of Home Builders;
Thomas ID. Caldwell, business
management director of
NAHB, and J. w. BrOsius, a
Frederick Md builder.
500 Expected
For Dance
More than 500 members Of
the Prince Georges County
and Montgomery County
Home Builders Associations
are expected to attend the
Bi-County Annual Spring
Dinner and Dance they are
sponsoring, according to Nor
man Sabatini. chairman Of
the event.
The annual affair, held to
honor officials Of the two
Evening star., 1963-04-13

NEW BUILDINGS PLANNED FOR BETHESDA
Three eshtstOy buildings costing almost 81 million ponned
for EostWe hishwoy and Montgomery Bethesda.
signed BY Henry C. HoIe Associates and owned by Dr. G.
Cendenn the project will include $500 medical
building office building the size and ooun experiment.
hotel The buildings will be connected by lobby,
Pedestun PIOzc with dining ponned
parking garage for 500
Evening star., 1963-04-13
Olson Wins
Scholarship

Richard Frederick Olson, a
graduate student at Ameri-
can University, has been
awarded the National Asso-
ciation Of Home Builders
Scholarship Foundation
grant in this area for 1852
1868.
Mr.. Olson, who is working
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Fire Safety

Your Don't be as Dumb as
/ was Sunday" article in this
weeks Sentinel was a truly
wonderful confession, which
should make many people
think twice before striking a
match to open ground.
Knowing that misery loves
company, l must let you know
that l learned my lesson about
20 years ago and was bailed
out by the same Sandy Spring
Volunteer Fire Department.
AS a teen.aged boy, living
on the home place near Ash.
ton, I was in charge of the
maintenance of the family
vegetable garden. One April
evening, after the frost had
left the pumpkin, l lit a match
to burn off the dead grass
and weeds on the garden plot.
The fire moved slowly and
was under control, until the
wind came up. 1t took about
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The Green Hills Remember!
by Barney Welsh

But yet tomorrow the sun will shine
through April days and the flowers today Will
be followed by still parade of tulips and
purple liacs and bride wreath with LONG
dropping curves that take rot in the fertile
earth.
Ask us not to whom we pay respect. We
remember the honored name he bears and
what man he was and with what diligence
he discharged the purposes of his life, and
what large part of the lore of this Ole coun.
ty he took with him.
And SO we grieve no more. We see him
as a product of the rolling green hills and
the silent wales where he spent his boyhood,
and we know the strange forces of our county
which nodded him into the man he was.
And we know that those hills and the val
leys are still here and that we just as he, can
still catch life on the run and hold it close
before the setting of the final evening sun.