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Curry Sdrk'S Firm
Set Record For
Yeor Of 1863

J. r. Smith, chairman Of High
land Distilleries, producers of
Scotch waislcies for Guilty Sark,
said that a record gallonage of
whisky was produced in the year
to August 81, 1868, and that this
year Highland will continue to pro-
duce at full capacity.
He said In view of the current
high demand for highlands whis-
ky, steps to increase production
are being considered. Mr.. Smith
pointed out that because of this
increase a higher proportion of
the company'S resources will be
invested in stocks and warehous-
ing accommodations. Included in
capital expenditures for 1868 were
two new warehouses and the in
stallation of new equipment.
highlands group profit and
other incomes before taxes in
creased from LSOO, ,544 to L9O7 ,607,
while the dividend was raised by
21a% to 32!fS. A one-for-one scrip
issue is proposed. The resolution
will be submitted next spring.
The main reason for the higher
profit was the increase in sales of
matured whisky.
The Buckingham Corporation
sole importers of Guilty Sark,
Americas No. l selling Scotch
Whisky, showed record sales and
earnings for the first nine months
of 1868.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-12
KundI0 Happy
Over Gopher Cage
Wins, Team PIdY

Minneapolts.-"It's nice to have
three wins behind you, but it's too
early to get excited over our pros
poets. We are going to have to
wait until after we have played
teams like Bradley December 16)
and Wichita December 19) before
we can more accurately evaluate
what we have" Thus does Coach
John Kundla size up the current
University of Minnesota basketball
situation as the Gophers take time
out for fall quarter final examina-
tions.
Asked What have you liked in
particular about the team so far?"
Kundla replies I'VE have done a
good rebounding job and have
shown surprising poise for a young
team" Co-captain Bill Davis is the
only senior among the top six
players. Three - Louis Hudson,
Archie Clark, and Don Yates-are
sophOmores. He believes that this
Minnesota team could have the
pest balance of the five he has
coached since returning to his alma
mater.
Matters of concern to Coach
Kundla are (1) The large number
of mistakes made while defeating
Kansas State, Houston, and Iowa
State. (2) Lack of outside shoot
ing. So far Terry Kunze, junior
guard, is the only player who has
shown any consistency in long
range craftsmanship. (3) Overall
shooting consistency. The Gophers
have .343 squad field goal shoot
ing percentage. a. Slow start in
scoring by Bill Davis who is con-
Meeting on field goals at not-so-
good .2SO clip.
While the Gophers have held
Kansas State, Houston, and Iowa
State to &c, So, and so points, re-
spectively, Kundla is dissatisfied
with their defensive play. He is
stressing defense in practice this
week. IF we can improve on de-
tense, we could be a substantially
better team than last years." says
John.
Kundla states that Louis Hud-
son, 6-5 sophomore forward from
Greensboro, North Carolina, has
already proven himself as a first
rate college basketball player. Hud-
son is leading the Gophers in scor-
ing with a 17-point average, fol-
lowed by Mel Northway with IA
and Terry Kunze with IL.
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groes wearing the green and gold.
They are guard Huey Thomas,
go, 195-pound junior from Los An
geles; forwards Ed Thomas, GA,
195-pound senior from Oakland
Calf, and Jake Crawford, ga, 100
pound senior from San Diego. Also
centers w. c. Fortenberry, 6-10
10 pound sophomore from New
Orleans, La, and Johnson SO, 225
pounds from Washington, DC.
Many basketball experts have
called this years USF team one of
its finest.
And Coach Pete Pelata's big
problem is finding a way to use
his fine array Of talent.
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big o" Leeds
NBA SCORING Derby

New York City (ANP) - Oscar
Robertson took over the scoring
lead in the National Basketball
Association last week with 691
points for a 27.6 average. How
ever, Wilt Chamberlain, in six less
appearances than Robertson, had
the best average, 1922.
The big o" of the Cincinnati
Royals also continued TO lead in
the assist department with 240
feeds for a 9.6 average. Guy Rodg-
ers, of the San Francisco Warriors
was second with 1875 assists for a
72 average.
The Warriors Chamberlain, with
GIL points in 10 games, had tho
best field goal percentage with so
helped greatly by his 10 consecu-
tive shots against New York and
Baltimore. Bill McGin, of New
York, was third in this depart
ment, with 500.
Sam Jones, of the Boston Gel
tics, moved into the van among
the free throw marl1smen, with 81
out Of 72 for 1851. The versatile
Robertson was third with 853 av-
erage for 221 out Of 259 tries.
Bill Russell, of the Celtcs, held
second place in rebounds with 398
for a 24.9 average. He had placed
in nine less games than the leader,
Jerry Lucas, who had 42S for
III average. Lucas is Robertson's
teammate. Chamberlain was sec
ond in total rebounds (4O5) and
per game average (21.3), respec-
lively.
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Ollie johnson M0Y
Be Another Russell
BY Samuel J. Skinner, Jr.


San Francisco, Calf. (ANP)-
When the word basketball is spok-
en- in this town, everyone thinks
of the Bill Russell era at the Univ
ersity Of San Francisco, when the
Dons won the NCAA title two
years in a row.
1t seems, however, that another
era is in the making at USF. And
again it is another Negro leading
the fortunes of the Dons.
His name is Ollie Johnson, a 6-8,
235-pound Junior center who won
All-Northern California aclaim as
a sophomore and who also broke
Bill RusselTs scoring record as a
sophomore.
Ollie Johnson was particularly
instrumental in the Dons' 1854
defeat of Nevada recently. For the
Dons it was sweet revenge. It was
this same Wolfpack team which
upset the Dons 74-72, last season
on Nevada's home court.
After the game fans left the
pavilion singing the praises of
Johnson and sharpshooter Bill Rob
inson. Robinson finished the night
as high point man for the game
with 25 points. However, 1t was
Johnson's all-around ability that
contrfbcted most to the Dons' vic
tory.
This years USF team has Ne
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TEMPER, TEMPERI

Nairobi (ANP) - Ndoh Ndul-
ul1u, 45-year-old Kamba tribesman,
fatally wounded his inherited wife
Kalee dtuku, by shooting two
arrows into her body, because she
disobeyed him. He inherited the
woman upon the death Of her hus-
band, his brother.
In court, he pleaded provocaion
saying the woman called him
stupid" and refused to prepare his
food. The court disallowed the plea,
and termed his retaliation grossly
excessive.
You could have beaten her or
sent her away, but certainly not
murdered her" NdululIu was sent
enced to death.
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J. w. Sims Sets
Bowling Record
In World Tourney

Chicago (ANP) - ]. Wilbert
Sims of Chicago, the first Negro to
crash big time professional bowl
ing, Wednesday NOV. 27) set a
new world tournament bowling re-
cord by rolling an astounding 1912
pins total in a six-game series
to smash the previous mark set by
Ray Bluth Of st. Louis in 1858.
Bluth, however, holds the over
all mark for match play with a
1925 bowling in the New Jersey
Professional Bowling Association
in May, 1868.
The annual world bowling tourn-
ament, however, is recognized as
the stiffest test in the sport, be-
cause it matches the greatest bowl
ers. In addition to Bluth, Sims last
week was battling such stalwarts
as defending champion Don Carter
the shuffling ace, noted for his
come-from-behind victories; Dick
Weber; Bill Johnson and Steve
Macy.
Sims ranked 10th and headed
for the finals in the worlds tour
ney at Mccormick Place, after his
record-setting feat.
He electrified the matinee audi
ence in rolling the record score,
with his superb bowling. So out
standing was Sims, that even Car
ter was amazed. Among the first
to congratulate the smiling, be-
spectacled sims, Carter asked him
jol1ingly: Are you trying to show
us up?" Sims, in fact, did just
that, as he stole the show.
His first three games showed
7O8, off 256, ,233 and 219. He was
just warming up. He closed with
SO4, off 24s, 279 and 277.
Along the way Sims had a string
of 1S straight strikes starting from
the third frame of game five to
the ninth of game six, when he
left the 1O-pin. He caught 81
strikes out of 72, getting 20 in his
last three. BY games he had 10.
six, six, nine, 10 and 10.
His only open frames-and tech
nically they are not - was the
11th ball in game two when he left
the 6-1O and picked up one, and
4-6 after a double in the 10th
frame Of the finale.
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FOUR TAN STARS
NAMED TO LOOK ALL
AMERICA GRID TEAM

New York (ANP) = Four Ne
gro stars, named to the Look Mag
azine All-America team by the
Football Writers of America, last
week were honored along with
other selectees at a dinner at the
Woldorf Astoria Hotel here.
The four are Sherman Lewis, the
Mighty Mite" of Michigan State,
who was named to one Of the half
back positions; Carl Eller of Min
nesota, a tackle; Bob Brown of
Nebraska, a guard, and Tommy
Vaughn, Iowa State, fullback.
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St.. Paul
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

1927 FULLER AVE. Two bedroom
bungalow.
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2123 EAST 22ND STREET. Two
bedroom upper. Available now, $55.
WA. 6-2092. S-tf
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Charlie Sifford
To Play In West
Cousf Gold Journey

Los Angeles (ANP) - Hard
driving Charlie Sifford, the ma
tons leading Negro professional
golfer, will be among the number
of top players participating in the
Caribbean Golf Clubs first annual
golf tournament at Whispering
Lakes Golf Club in Ontario, Calf,
on Dec. 8, it was announced last
week.
Other golfers scheduled to play
in the six-flight tournament in
clude Clayton Moore, actor Roy
Glenn, John Brady, Lucky Lager
and DR.. Welles Forde.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-12

EFFICIENCY apartment. Two
bedrooms. 426 North Oxford. MI.
4-7404. R-21
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A pumper, could not get close to
the only source Of water, a well
near the house. A second punper
was out Of service for repairs. A
tank truck with 1000 gallons Of
water, ran off the road into a
ditch before reaching the fire.
Another pumper from Baldwin
finally arrived to extinguish the
dying flames.
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JAIAISON BAND TO
PLAY FOR ST. PAUL
AUDITORIUM DANCE

A four star attraction, including
the Five Du-Tones will furnish en-
tertainment for a dance at the St.
Paul Auditorium, Sunday night
from 8 pm. to IL pm.
Tommy Janison and the Metro
tones Band will play the dance
music.
Among the popular numbers to
be heard will be; shake a tail
feather" Monkey see, monkey do,
and "have you seen my baby"
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December Is.
The affair which promises to be
the most popular pre-Christmas
dance will begin at 7 pm.
There will be added features and
the entertainers to put on a good
show.
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TYPISTS
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
2-SToRY DUTCH COLONIAL
1856 PARK AVENUE

Three bedroom center-hal colonial,
in TOP condition. Carpeted living
room with fireplace, separate din
ing room, compact kitchen. Bright,
clean basement, 220 wiring, new
water main to street. Garage and
fenced playyard, glazed back
porch. FILA financing available
with low down payment. Call Mary
Ann Jones (agent) for an appoint
ment to see interior. FIR. 1896
or Ii. 5-5681. S-21
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MY HOUSE FOR SOME WATER

Sherman, Mo. (ANP) Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Nelson found them
selves paraphrasing the appeal of
my kingdom for a horse" here
recently. A fire broke out in their
two-Story frame residence, and
volunteer firemen gathered quick
ly to extinguish the blaze. But
there was no water.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-12
PETTIFoRD ORCHESTRA TO
PLAY FOR MARIGOLD
BALLROOM DANCE

Ira Pettiford and his orchestra
popular Twin City dance band will
furnish music for a dance at the
Marigold ball room Sunday night
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-12
WARD TO WARD

London (ANP) - Heard what
happened to Christine Keeler when
she took up nursing? She went
from Ward to ward!
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-12

Remember to do your Christmas
Shopping whenever possible with
advertisers In YOUR community
paper.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-12
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

MORGAN NO. 1921. One and two
bedroom apartments in nice brick
apartment building. Unfunished.
Heated. JA. 9-2290. S-21
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15XX Penn Ave. North. Very nice
three bedroom home. IL x 20 living
room, carpeted with fireplace. Two
bedrooms, first floor, carpeted. 1S
x 80 bedroom, second floor, amuse-
ment room. Make offer.
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MIN N NEAPoLIS
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

I'LL IRVING NORTH. Three bed
room stucco duplex. Two furnaces.
Only $13, 1900, 5000 down. 521-4755.
S-21
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WANT-ADS HERE PAY GOOD
DIVIDENDS
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HEIP WANTED
Z ri
M cnmpANY


TYPISTS STENOGRAPHERS
Are you interested In q ehuI-
longing opportunity We have
openings for fYPiSts who are cop
abIS Of tyPins so TO so words per
minute and for SfsnosruPherS who
ore capable Of truHSsribins Shorf.
hand given at 95 70 100 words per
minute. Our company offers ox-
sSIIsnt working conditions, modern
eGfofsriuS, sORssnlul so-worSsrs,
as we'll GS q comprehensive bono-
fl program. Future advancement
ls based on IndiVidVuI merit. Your
initial salary will be sommonS-
Uruto with your training and sx-
PSriSnes. n you ere Interested,
please apply In person at our
Employment offiCs.
MINNESOTA MINING AND
MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
"aR OqV0I opportunity employer"
25oI Hudson Rood, ST. Paul
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-12

Modern Science has telescoped
time and space 50 dramatically In
50 many different ways that 1t Is
about time the scientists try 10 put
things back in proportion again.
by stepping up the speed Of light.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-12

2115 22nd Ave. South. Lower four
rooms and bath. $50 per month.
Available now.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-12
1887 MORGAN AV. N.

Low down payment to sincere
party. First time offered. Here is
a beautiful family home that has
had loving care throughout the
years. Three bedrooms and bath
up. Living room, dining room, re-
modelled kitchen, main floor. En-
closed front porch. New gas fIIrn-
ace. Full basement. Garage. Move
right in.
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1901 Idaho-St. Louis Park. Three
bedroom rambler. IL baths. $16,-
900. $1,000 down.
Move in this week.
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MIN N EAPOLIS
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
AVAILABLE

Unfurnished two bedroom apart
ment, $128.5O. Newly constructed
apartment building. 4O01 Clinton
Ave. South. One year lease re-
quired. Stove, refrigerator, heat
and gas for cooking furnished. Call
544-3341. S-tf
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BLOOMINGTON

Your always wanted to live in
the sun, now is your chance.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-12

Four bedroom and den. All spec
ials to be in and paid. $500
down. $4,000. Near Nine Mile
Creek on West 111th Street.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-12-12

1131 Emerson Ave. North. Lower
duplex. Four rooms and bath. S45
month.
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FOR LEASE

IL room duplex at 1901 Bryant
Ave. No. $50 per month. Rent one
side out for $40, live in the other
for $40 and act as caretaker.
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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS F0R RENT
DOCS, PETS, ETC.

BEAGLES, Q wks., m. and e., Axe,
shots. Ideal pets. SIS. JU. I.ql7q.
BEAGLE PUPPIES, weeks old,
reasonable, WA. $3.50 or UN,
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ALUMINIUM sTDING-Rec. rms,
general remodeling. Free estimates.
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eATIIEAHn LIYEsTneK


SHETLAND PONIES. IEe. cot, &
nos Old, SO, mares n foal, $50.
CWheaton area). S74-1es7.
WISH 10 PURCHASE nice Fsntls
nation Approx. Is hands. sz7-o6oo.
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RANGES RECOND., guar, large
stocks best prices. all gas. ACME,
l0ll 9TH st. NV Ma. 6-e952.
RECORDS-LPs, major labels, PC,
Sl.5q ca. Jazz, country classical.
Open 1915 pm, Fri, Sat-, Sun. ia
H st. NV, ME. s-3e75, FE. 7-444o.
REFRIGERATOR, ColdspOt, 10 Gu.
IT,, very good condition, $50. Call
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P 15llS6:,s. net S.SyTs. "a wig. Z
s7Lpllo

our display Of new
and used pianos. Steinway, Sob
mer, X i'm bal and Gulbransen.
Prices as low as S4a5. Terms.
CAMPBELL MUSIC co.
1 l0e e. ST NV nj J-akkl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-01

Used uprights from SIS
up. Also many values In used spi.
nets, consoles and grands. Com
plete selection. Over 100 pianos e
choose from. ST. $500, PIANO
MART, lois 9TH st. NV.
PIANOS-JORDAN'S branch stores
have a complete selection Of pianos
and organs on display including val.
ues in slightly used instruments
Plenty Of parking space at each
storei 1892 Georgia Ave, Silver
Spring Gu. 5-ll0s); Bailey's Crosi
Roads Shopping Center, Va
(49l-7leD; l04 William St., Freder
icksburg, Va. Essex 3-7472). Coo
Sc lection at all stores. Bailey'i
Cross Roads and Silver Sprin
stores open evenings.
PIANOS. Final Week Of KITS
And. ANNIVERSARY SALE. Full
keyb BARD spinet pianos, 10 VI
guarantee. 1873. kits wash
Areas Largest Music Store.
Conv. Local Dntn. 1880 G st. NV.
RE. 7-62l2; Alex, 262l Mt. Vernon
ave, KI. $685.; Congressional Pla,
"a Shopping Center, Rockville pike
HA. 7-7420 IVA. and Md. stores
open daily It'll 9, EXCEPT Sat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-01
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WINDOWS WASHED by experts, re-
sidential or commercial buildings.
Call 66T.l6l6.
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PIANOS

Largest selection in the area, up.
rights, spinets and consoles. Com
pletely rebuilt. year guarantee
SILVER SPRING PIANO CO., ms
Sligo ave-, JU. 5000, open wkdays
80, Suns. Is.
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ROOMS UNPUBLISHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

NE. SECTION Close to transp. Co
lored. No children. For further
/ info. call 52o-B599.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-01

PAINTING, interior, exterior, roof,
carpentry. gutter work BY white
mech. Call anytime. CHI. s-4lo4.
PLASTERING REPAIRS, patching,
new ceiling, remodel, reas. rates,
satisfaction guar. JU. 9-Al54.
~ REPAIRS, free estimateS in
your home. Day and night calls.
Reasonable rates. IA. s-7e92.
WALLPAPER r MOvAL BY the
only bonded and ms. paper remov-
al co. in D. c. Nd Va, DI.
I-l600.
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APIS. FuRHIsHED-VA.


VTEW-Neg a. lExa J.
bearm- apt.f elect, heated and i1di-
vid. controlled, air cond. and ne.
al utiis. $50. DIR: Columbia PIKE
"a mi. east Bzlleys x-rds. % SprinE
lane and v blk. north 70 arts.
9l-le56 o. Gl-ll31.
DAY WEEK on MONTH-A fully
furnished suite al the prics q 4
single hotel rooml Living room
with ~, bedroom with twin, Double
beds. fully equipped kitche1-dIn
all newly refurbixhed. In historic
Alexandria Va conVenient 70
downtown MaShington. Atsy0ur-dooF
parking. For reservations a. infOr.
Presidential Gardens
e3s-4loo
EFFICIENCY APARTMENT, com
pleiely furn-s weekly Or mouthly
Maid service. Phone Ei-6se7.
FALLS Efhciencies, day
VIZ. or month, maid service, ~,
switchboard, parking. Cow. 70 buI
and shops. JE- A-sooo.
FALLS CHURCH-Efhciencies, day
VIZ. or month maid service, ~
switchboard, parking couv. 70 bui
and shops. JE. 4-sooo.
Nh. PENIAGON, : bedrms., ufiIs
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CELLARS DUG
Under Your House, Walls, Floors
PORCHES

Incl0sed, Built New Replaced
Wood, Brick, Concrete
EDGAR KEEPER RA. 6-l29e
EMENT FN1SHER-B Basement
ciality. Call Mr.. Stewart
Sll-e63o. All day Sun. wkdys. aft. 8.
CLEANING PAINTING, WINDOW
WASHING, sand and clean floors,
shampoo russ Ink. work. 3ez.IS3l
CONCRETE WORK Of all kinds.
bsys. o. sI RsaSso'k S Ssve sssss ETC.
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PIANOS. Final Week Of KITS AND
ANNIVERSARY SALE. New and
used spinets, consoles and grands.
Knabe, Steinway, Everett, WurlitZeF,
Baldwin Acrosonic and many, many
others at great savings. Our great.
est ytorewide sale Of the year.
KITS CWash. Areas Largest Mu-
SIC Store. 3 Cow. Local.. Dntn.
1890 g st., NV. RE. 7-62l2i Alex,
262l Mt. Vernon ave-, XII. $3.50;
Congressional Plaza Shopping Cen
ter, Rockville Pike, HA. 7.7420 IVA.
and Nd; stores open daily til ?.
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ORGANS By
HAMMOND

HAMMOND
Terms Extended 80 Months
No Down Payment Required
Complete Selection Of All Models
PIANOS INCORPORATED
Authorized Dealer for Va. & d. c.
ASA Lee Hwy, ArL 52l-q44c
ORGANS Baldwin Orgas0nic floA
models and demonstrators. Save
SloO. GlSRIEL Gxcl. BALDWIN
dealerls .S25 G. ct. n.w.s Ma. e-0f23
sass Ari. blvd, (opp. 7 Corners)
s32-3oo2, (Va. store daily I'll 2, Sat
til 81.
ORGANS. FINAL week Of KITS
And ANNIVERSARY SALE. New
and used organs. Hammond, Low
rey, Wurhtzer, Conn, Gulbransen,
Baldwin and Allen organs at great
savings, Our grea test Storewide
sale Of the year: KITS CWash.
Areas LARGEST Music Store.
Cow. Locations), Dntn., 1880 G st.
Vernon ave-, KI. e-6es3; Congress.
sional Plaza ShoppinE Center,
Rockville pike, HA. 7-7l20 (Va. and
Nd. stores open daily til 2, except
sat-.
PIANO, repossessed, Baldwin Aero
sonic, at substantial reduction. GIS
RIEL excl. Baldwin dealer), %.
G st. NV, ma. e-0l23. 64e5 Ar.
blvd. (opp. Corners, 532-3002,
IVA. store daily til 2, Sat. til 81,
PIANOS FOR RENT for private
home use. Spinets, consoles and
grands from 50 monthly up with
option to buy. All popular type In
struments either new or slightly
used. Hauling extra. ] JORDAN
FOUR STORES: corner 18th and G
SITS. NV. (Phone ST. $4,000; Bal
ley's Cross Roads Shopping Center,
Virginia Phone 4ei-7leD; 1884
Georgia Ave, Silver Spring (Phone
JU. 5-ll05); l04 William st., Fred.
erlcksb burg, Va. Phone Essex
3-Il72). Full selection at all stores.
Bailey's Cross Roads and Silver
Spring stores open evenings. Park
In front.
PIANO-Spinet, 8 yrs. old with
guarantee. Beau. Mahog. finish.
PERI. c0nd. S395. 179-967s.
Plan O-Mathushek upright. Good
tone, finish perfect. VIII move and
tune. $500. FE. 7-72le.
PIANO-Small studio upright, made
by Baldwin. 1875, or SO per mo.
PIANOS, INC.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-20
Junior Alters Teach Summer Classes

Shown above are Laurie Swartz and
Mary Louise Webb, in center, setting up an
experiment. How Good a faster Are You?'
The two Buckingham junior All leaders are
teaching other Alters how to sew and cook
in special summer classes. Left to right are
Elizabeth Hayes, Donna Moss. Misses Swartz
and Webb, Margaret Webb and Pat Wiseman.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-08-20
Tar Wallet

Aug. l9-Mrs. Hazel Dowdy is
spending several weeks in Arl-
ington with her daughter, Miss
Hariette Dowdy, who received
injuries recently when she was
struck by an automobile.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Putney for the week end Of the
tenth Of August were Mrs. Mary
Dcdd. Of Richmond. Mrs. Lucil-
lie Atkins. OF Atkins, and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Boykin and daugh-
Cers, of Arlington.
MI. and Mrs. j. NJ. Putney
and their guests. Mr., and Mrs.
Edward Putney, Mr.. and. Mrs.
Hubert Goodman. and MI. and
Mrs. John Putney. attended the
reception at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. S. W. Putney, Jr.. in
FarmVille. honoring the 5Oth
wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. S. w. Putney. ST..
Sam Glover. Of Amherst spent
Sunday with Miss Haynie Allen.
MS. Kent Flippen, and Ben Al
len Callers IN the same home
On Sunday afternoon were Miss