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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-12

1856 DODGE ~ two door sedan
New engine, new seat covers,
radio, heater, automatic trans
mission. Phone Elk 1886 after
6 pm. 11-8-4p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-12

1856 CHEVROLET = Six cylin-
ders. Straight drive. Brickert Oil
Company. Dealer License 1856
1l-8-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-12
FOR RENT

OFFICE SPACE corner Main
and Third Streets. Will remodel
Mrs. Elizabeth Burger Jackson
5-17-tf
HOUSE-812 High Street. Avail
able after November /. v. "
Gordon. Farmville. 1O-15-tf
APARTMENT - four rooms and
bath Cos First Ave. Call Elk 2
1921 day; night and Sundays call
Elk 1852. 1029-tf
HOUSE-Tnree bedrooms. ZOE
Putney Street. David A. Jack
son. Elk 2-3576. 9-2O-tf
~~~-
APARTMENT. to Prince Ed
ward Free School teachers. Two
bedrooms, kitchen. dining and
living room area. lights. heat
and gas for cooking. Phone
EX 2-3442. u-5-3t
APARTMENT = ) rooms and
bath first floor and newly deco
rated. Also, 5-room apartment
second floor Reasonable re n t..
j. H. Marshall, 3l4 Randolph ST..
Farmvllle. lisp
HOUSE - 307 South Main. 3
bedrooms. ? baths. oil heat
storm windows. large lot. I'M
mediate possession. Contact T.
w. Brooks, Jr. ll-2-7p
-
APARTMENT furnished three
rooms: hot ard cold water.
Southside Sundry, Elk 2-3154.
ll-8-d
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-12

TWO broke Beagles. Conta t
Jake Rodgers, Phone Elk 2-3l57.
11-8-2p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-12

1860 MERCURY = Two d o o r
hardtop. Very clean. Br:ckert
Oil Company. Dealer License
l56. 1O-25-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-12

1859 FORD Six cylinders.
Straight drive, with overdrive.
Brickert Oil c ,mpany. Dealer
License 1856. l1-8-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-12

MAN WANTED Opering in
Prince Edward County, your ar
ca. Car necessary. Route work.
Highest earnings. Write Raw
leigh Dept. YAK 720-864 Rich
mond, Va. 11-1-5tp
FULL AND part time men to
sell and service Electrolux
vacuum cleaners in Farmville
and surrounding areas. Write
Box &c, CO The Herald. l-16-tf
MARRIED MAN having farming
background and high school edu-
cation or equivalent experience;
familiar with farm machinery
and interested in seed produc-
ton. VCIA Foundation S e d
Farm, Amelia, Va. 11-1-4t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-12
CLASSIFIED

\IA0 y
FOR SALE
1857 CHEVROLET - Four door
sedan. Eight cylinder power
glide. Very clean. Brickert Oil
Company. Dealer License 1856.
LIST
1856 CHEVROLET = Six cylin-
ders. Straight drive. Brickert Oil
Company, Dealer License 1856
1l-8-tf
1859 FORD Six cylinders.
Straight drive. with overdrive.
Brickert Oil c mpany. Dealer
License 1856 118-tf
1856 DODGE ~ two door sedan.
New engine. new seat covers,
radio, heater, automatic trans
mission. Phone Elk 1886 after
pm. 11-8-4p
MAGAZINE subscriptions make
wonderful Christmas gifts. Free
price list upon request. Contact
H. v. Lancaster, Jr., agent. 403
High ST.. Farmville. Va. 11-8-6p
TWO broke Beagles. Contac t
Jake Rodgers, Phone Eek 2-3l57.
11-8-2p
TURKEYS - Fresh dressed. or
live. Also, black walnut kernels.
sweet chestnuts. Eek 2-5457. Ar
thur and Leroy Welchlin. 1852
--~-~~-~ --~
APPLES - Red Delicious. York,
Staymen, Winesap. Fresh apple
cider Apples to truckers. Sunny
Slope Orchard. Ri 800 between
Burkeville and Green Bay.
LIST
1858 FORD = Two door sedan
Automatic transmission Will |
finance. John H. Warner. Elk 2
1923. LIST
BIRD DOG partially broke.
Elk 24695 OF Eek 24607.
11-3-tf
STORM WINDOWS. DOORS -
Dennis Critzer. Elk 2-55ll after
pm. 4-12-tf
FIRE WOOD Slab wood sawed
stove length, delivered. several
load sizes. Phone Elk 2-3094 or
Elk 2-3161. Robert Taylor 9-6-tf
USED FREEZERS = Upright
and chest type 10 to 20 Gu. it.
$3.50 up. Farmers Supply Co.,
Phone Elk 2-3446. N. Main ST..
Farmville, Va. l0-4tf
1857 CHEVROLET ~ Bel Air.
V-8 sedan. Power glide. Clean.
Brickert Oh Company. Dealer
License 156. 7-26-tf
n
75'x150'. T. l.. Ragland. Phone
Elk 2-54O1. 49t1
TWO LOTS on Zion Hill Road.
Bordering on Briery Greek.
Ideal for summer cottages. Phone
Elk 2-5433. 9-l3-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-12

APARTMENT - four rooms and
bath Cos First Ave. Call Elk 2
1921 day; night and Sundays call
Elk 1852. lO-29-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-12

BIRD DOGS two pointers, Z
months old Well started Five
Settlers. Mike Jones. Phore Eek
2-il92 Hippo
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W. VA. REAL ESTATE

Farms, homes. camps, lots, motel.
mt. land, waterfront, store, acre. 3
age, taxi business. You name Re-
we set 1t.
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SOUTHERN, MD. - Approx. ga
made brick. 3 bedrms., firepls..
oyster shore, 100000. FE. s-1693.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND,
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2ab A. at 5000 per acre mr.. Char
lotte Hall. Timber. road 'front.'
col. hse., all eony. AP. 7.065i. =
1870 ACRES. located near dual high-
way--Cleared 100 acres and 30
acres IN timber. with possibilities
for cattle. fruit or recreation re-
sort. Excellent location for air.
port and lake site. 500 per acre.
For infor. write Box 1913 Gore,
Va, or Phone VI. 5000 Capon
Brdg., W. Va. FT
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0mENhNDOhh VALLG Farm
90 scres ststs road s.t stream g;, Sa,sc
and and an ANTIQUE Se' shop Ss'i wids.boapa
ceiling. rafters, hand : wrouRht
hardware. Man occupying avail
able perhaps, S21. 900. BOX 23Af
New Market. Va.
SOUTHERN, MD. = Approx. ga
made brick, B bedrms., firepls..
oyster shore, 100000. FE. s-1693.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
ANNE ARUNDEL coUNTY-In 81,
James's Parish, near Lothian. 18TH
century manor, original ownership
since 1907. In excel, cond. for res
toration. $50 acres land In tobac-
co-grain production. AL necessary
barns and dependencies, Located in
best environment in committing
distance OF washington, Baltimore
and Annapolis, 100000. Owner
PRINCE GEO. COUNTY - Attrae-
tive 4 bedrm. home, mod. hts
bath, barn, 2 acres land, la. TOP,
allot., located in Aauaseo about 70
mi. from District. S23,b00 with
One-lnlTu ChSn. e.
FARMETTE SITES = In beautiful
Dunkirk area, Only 81 miles from
the District, 8 to b acres. Partially
wooded sites. Small dn. payments
and balance monthly.
CALVERT COUNTY-Near Hunting
town. "a acres. 4-acre tobacco al
lot. 2-bedrm. farm home, 2 barns.
Streams, fronts paved I'd. S14 200.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY = Near
Lothian. Attrac. Dutch Colonial.
white clapboard exterior. 8 bed
rms, . baths, solarium, basement.
Hot-water heat. 81 acres land.
running stream, shaded grounds,
enclosed by white picket fence,
Poultry house, barn. stable. S45,-
900, one-third cash.
ANNE ARUN NEfi COUNTY - Near
Lothian, 1873 acres, 13la-acTe to-
bacco allot. 100 acres cropland.
7-bedrm. and bath farm home. B
barns, 4 tractors, complete equip
ment for cattle and tobacco farm
ing One OF the most productive
farms Ia the area.
CHARLFS COUNTY-Near Waldorf,
81 acres. Long paved I'd. front
makes nice building sites.
NEAR HUNTlNGTOWN-60 acres,
ll-uCIt lODtCCO dllOb. AbbKhCbiFS
main dwelling Of 3 bedrms., mod.
kit, bath. bsmt. Central heat, also
7-rIr. aid bath tenant house, 2
large barns. Fertile well-drained
lard. S.l4 600. terms.
IL ACRES-Mod. 3-bedrm. and bath
home. Oil heat, 6-aere tob. allot.
2 barns, broad view of Chesapeake
Bay. Long frontage on new dual
highway. Excel. development po-
tential, commercial or residential.
No coming required. Only % miles
from District.
NEAR HUNTINGTOWN-g9 acres.
IS acres clear, 10 acres tob. allot.
Very neat and attractive 3-bedrm.
farm home, with mod. kit. and
bath. . lge. tobacco barns, stable,
corn, chicken and meat houses. y :
mile paved I'd. frontage. All fenced
and croes-fenced with water in all
fields.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY - Near
Bristol. so acres, 15-a. tob. allot.
2-bedrm. home, tob. barn. In very
beautiful area. Only 20 mi. from
District. S2S,500. "a
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY - Near
Lothian. 121 acres, 14-a. tob. allot.
2-bedrm. home, lge. tob. barn,
tractor and equip. incl. In sale.
S42, 900.
J. B. Waters & Associates
Dunkirk, Nd, Phone Alpine 1890
Prince Frederick ga and ass
i 20 Miles From the District
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w. VA.-104 ACRES
'MD.-213 ACRES

Cattle. 5-rm. house, barn and out
bldgs., plenty Of water. All fenced.
on top Of mountain. View Of 2
towns. land level 70 rolling, good
PA.-STONE HOUSE
Bedford Valley on $50 acres Of
land. Level 70 rolling. II large
rms. 5 fireplAees, good barn, out
bldgs., on both sides Of State I'd.
Large mountain spring. $4,000,
$4,000 down.
Also one for you, farm or home in
the country. Just call and ask for
II. 3 States TO choose from, Pa.
". Va; and Nd, all about 100 mi.'
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RANDALL H HAGNER & CO.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-3600
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Mt OEFcEs, STUDIOS for RENT 0FFcES STUDIOS for RENT

any part, MILES REALTY CO
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REDUCED

H5 Gs ssa, ss' cl i1sre C. 'T SRh ' o
stone Colonial that Il partially
restored. Here Il stone home
with center-hall plan. 3 bedrms. j,
bath and flrepls., very sound and
Btructurally In excellent cond,
Good roof and concrete floor IN
walk-out osml. Some. new plumb
ing and wiring already done, Nd
ditlonal stone bldg, perfect for
future guest house, Nice setting
and adiolns iareg stream. Only Il
you are looklnG for q retreat.
summer and weekend home with
Feclusion,. or . game farm TOT
Was $4,000, nov $4,000 OF with
only acres was $4,000, now
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WAIVED
FARMS

Greater MARYLAND Prop. 10 1880
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1910 ACRE RIVER FARM-Pull
compliment Of farm buildings.
Main house on hill overlooking
farm with panoramic view on al
sides. Deep red soil gently roll
ing with over 600 acres bottom
land. 100000. For further de-
tails or appointment to see, can
Jeff Rankin, cULPEPER REALTY,
culpeper. Va. Phone 7O3-S26-
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STORES FOR RENT
tcoNTlNUED)

1R = P:S sSS;:SR e loo 81 s E
ATTRACT. NV. Loo, = Downtown
Ds ST' T tSS 5snt q Owe. vii s5 ss g. ds
platform, air conditioned. 4 heat
ers, soft. alley, fireproof. Avail.
mo. Call To. 2-014b, Mon. aft.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

ALEXANDRIA. SOUTH - Wanted
small office or desk space. Cal
so. $4,000.
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|. B. Waters & Associates

SPRINGFIELD FARMS, / mile
from Gunston Hall. acres, SS,-
$50. 4.3 acres, S7.950. $500 cash
bal. $50 per month. Shirley hwy.
to Lorton, Va. Follow Gunston Hall
signs miles. 703-ED. 1851.
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FARMS

FRONT ROYAL AREA--Approx. so.
acre farm, large stream, old Co
lonial brick home. modernized. wa,
ter wheel, grist mill, barn anc
other bldgs. $27, 800.
242-ACRE grazing farm near 4.
lane highway, fenced and cross
fenced s.l la dge frame home barns
% WOODED acres. Excellent 4-bed.
room brick home, 2h baths
breezeway and 2-car brick ga,
rage, near intersection OF Rte. 81
and proposed Rte. SO, S4b, 900.
A. s. KNOWLES. REALTOR
8. Royal Ave.
Front Royal. Va.
Phone ME, $1,000 or ME. Sail
"HAZELMERE" = l,0O0-acre live
stock or dairy farm. good croJ
and grazing land, well watered
e2-stanchion barn, pipe line, bull
tank, 3 sllos, $4,000.
Browning Real Estate Agency
Culnenar Virginia
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SPRINGFIELD, VA.

Consider owning your own
BASKIN-ROBBINS 81 fla
vors ice cream store located
~ 6432 Bran d on ave-,
springfield shopping CEN
ter, Springfield, Va. Your
own store can be as profit
able and satisfying to you
as they are to our many
store owners in the Md,
Va. and Washington subur-
ban areas. Visit our exist
ing stores in your area to-
day. Call Mr.. w. C. DAVIS
ldial operator, ask for En-
terprise 1-0526) or write
2030 Hartford I'd, Baltimore
Is. Md. for interview and
brochure.
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FREDERICK COUNTY

2b-aero farmelte with pre.Revolu-
tionary stone house, IN good
sound structure. Beautiful stttlne
with trees and streams BprlnH.
Aaklna $50 900.
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PAUL b GANLEY

3OO-acre dairy farm, is mi, sast
OF Frederick; fronting on Y. s
40; 2ls-story. S-rm. frame homt
with heat and bath plus 2 ten
nant houses, b0-stall Washington.
type barn. lge. bank barn, othel
nee. bldgs. Road frontage anc
plenty Of water. ASkine $500 pei
acre. Excel. terms. -,
175-acre d. c. dairy farm, l6(
acres q crop and y nsinh s lanS
barn. bank barn. etc. bldg. Largs
stream traverses farm; Term. -and-
bath frame home, Oil h.-a. heat
a real buy at $500 per acre.
34O-acre dairy farm. 40-Stanehior
Washington-type barn, lge. drJ
barn, loafing barn, 2 silos, corr
crib. lGe. machinery shed,
100 acres Of river bottom 4d
acres OF alfalfa: 40 mi. NV. Of
Washington. Good financing.
35O-acre, bb-stall d. G. dairy farm
2iO-aere, 0O-stali d, c. dairy farm
4bO-aere stock farm, . houses
try homes, estates, farms, COM
merclal and industrial property.
Dial now: 3Ol-Mo. 3-652g.
PAUL B. GANLEY
900 Wilson Pl,, Frederick, Nd.
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Self Service Market

Owner quotes over $4,000 wkly
Large well-eduipped store. Nc
nearby competition. owner an
xious 10 sell. Small down pay
ment from responsible people.
RIA. 6-b43S.
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Gift Shop

Downtown. close 10 hotels and Of
flee buildings. Potential Of $50. 200
70 $4,000 annual net, Season
appreciated. Exclusive.
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Pa ACRES

New stone house, not finished. but
can be used. Bath, furnace, bsmt.
2 mountain streams, all fenced,
good road, In Bedford Valley, Best
Of hunting and fishing. 10 mi.
from Cumberland, Nd. $3.50.
pA O20 ADDE'S
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EUGENE P. NIXON

Gail Non, RE. 1-bIIZ
Fri, Sat, Sun. 3Ol-EX. b-bl3C
PA. DUTCH COUNTRY-6S acres
6-bedrm., 2-bath, mod. Cape Cod
25 mi. view w/privacy, firepl.
ssrport Ice. porch: OWNER 49b'
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Package Liquor

Nearby Maryland-Weekly busl-
ness S1.700 to $1,000. Rent only
$3.50 month. Good operator should
improve. Priced reasonably. Small
down payment from responsible
people. Exclusive.
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EARN $40, OOO-sib,OO0 YR.-Mobile

EARN NlO,OOO-k 900 YR.-Mobile
frozen custard truck. shakes. sun
daes, etc. $1,000 dn. DI. 7-6500.
ESTABLISHED II years, service
business, Gas Appliance Service
Co, Oldest exclusive gas repair
in northern Va. Also Alex. Air
conditioning Co. included: trucks,
supplies, office equip, display and
signs. also stock Of new equip.
Can easily be doubled on 2-man
operation. This Is 2 businesses
Cash needed $500. balance on
easy terms, or will consider sell
inR. y interest 10 active, quail
fled partner, Reason for sale is
owners health. This offer open
for 10 days. Quick sale 10. neces-
sary TO retain valuable telephone
listings and adyertisinRs. Send In
listings and advertising. Send in-
quiries TO GAS APPLIANCE
SERVICE CO., co General De-
livery, Alexandria, Va. or call
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Call wIDMYER REAL ESTATE, $40

WESTMORELAND COUNTY, vAs
near Montross-9S acres, IS OPEN
40 woodland, necessary farm build~
tngs, brick Colonial-style home.
4 bedrooms. 2 tiled baths. living
room, dining room, kitchen, stor.
age and utility room, laundry
den or office room, many closets.
2-car garage with workshop.
meat house. laying houses, grams
s any, ete, Sao'oVys; MIL, WI consiape5
acres land separately. For COM
plete details call or write Ben
Hubbard. SCHMIDT a WILSON,
INC, Realtors. warsaw, Va. Ed.
3-623l, home OR. 2-2O7s. -.
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DOWNTOWN

Convenient first-floor location, fol-
office occupancy compatible with
insurance. 1000 50. II. includes
private office and vault. Reason
able rent includes air condition
ing. light heat, and basic tanitor
service.
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90 MILES WEST in fertile ana
scenic Frederick County, Md. "a
65-acre farm, bldgs. In very good
condition, house moderniEed. fenc-
good selection Of dairy farms
Wash. market and stock farms
up TO 200 acres Several stone
houses and large streams on above
farms Reasonably priced. s. Al.
JACQUES, SmithsburR. Nd. Van
nvka A-AfII
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PATENT MEDICINES

bOua OVERWHELMINGLY
Beer-ovner quotes over $1,000
wkly. No sun. Over $4,000 an
nual net. Well established. always
known as top money maker
Small down payment to respon-
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FARMS

SHENANDOAH VALLEY FARM a
abe for dairy, cattle. farming
and antique shop. Wide-boaFd-
ceiling, rafters, hand wrought
hardware. Man occupying avail-h
able perhaps, S21. 900. BOX 23Af
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05
Business On Parade We Salute The
Modern Accessories Sewing Shop, School

dress, suit or coat that would
place its wearer in the class
with some of the nations best
dressed. This interest and
desire to sew, soon took her
out of the classrooms and into
a career of SEWING.
Training for this type of
business was received from
special courses taken in Oak
land, California and New
York City ;. but in our inter-
view, Miss Singleton confessed
that although the lady may
not have ever been aware of
1t. her real inspiration and
most of her fundamental
knowledge or SEWING came
through a brief association
with another outstanding
seamstress of this city, MRS.
MARY BELLE LAWS
Before opening her own
business, this talented young
woman did tailoring for the
Navy, on a government job
in our nations capitol.
Over IL years ago, Miss
Singleton made her first ven-
ture into the business field. !.
Her sewing, alterations and
the teaching of q class Of some
20 students in her Sewing
School, soon made it neces-
sary to enlarge her staff, 50
her sister, then Miss EULA
NAE SINGLETON came in as
q sort Of partner taking
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

and has used several students
who desire to learn and
earn"
During the years, LAURA
BELLE CREATIONS have
taken their places along with
those of other nationally
known designers.
The school has successfully
turned out large number of
girls and women who are now
gainfully employed.
A special feature of the
merchandise department is
the personal assistance given
male customers especially dur.
ing the holiday seasons in the
selection of suitable gifts fors
the 'favorite women in their
uVeS.
Again, because MODERN
ACCESSORY SEWING SHOP
AND SCHOOL has made a
very worthwhile and continu-
Gus contribution to the eco
nomic growth and well-being
of Jackson's Negro citizens in
their continuous effort to gain
for themselves a niche in the
overall economic picture Of
our city and state. WE
SALUTE THE MODERN AC-
CESSORY SEWING SHOP
AND SCHOOL and on behalf,
of its owners, invite you to-
patronage this first class busi-
ness.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05
MVCHOst to
Medical Group

ITTA BENA, Miss. - Mis-
sissippi Vocational College en-
tertained the North Missis-
sippi Dental, Pharmaceutical
and Nurses Society Septem.
Der Is, 1868.
The medical group met in
the amphitheatre and heard a
scientific report on case find
ings by an eminent member
of the group.
DR.. E. p. Burton, president
of the medical society, ad-
dressed the faculty and stu.
dents, paying tribute to the
growth and development of
Mississippi Vocational College
and the energy and dynamic
strength of President White,
founder of "The College With
q Million Friends"
DR.. White gave the institu-
tional response; Dean O. p.
Lowe was in charge of the
program. In his address,
President White made clear
the desire of the MVC family
to build a better college-an
institution as good as the best
in the nation.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

care of much of the alteration
Later this sister was mar
ried and moved to Chicago.
The sewing customers, mem
bers of the sewing classes and
the community as a whole,
soon convinced Miss Single
ton of the need to add to her
service a line of moderately
priced Ready-To-Wear, a fine
line of Cosmetics, Costume
Jewelry, Millinery, Hosiery,
Lingerie and Accessories !.
At Christmastime, a full line
of toysS and giftU for all ages.
/. and because this expan-
sion and her sewing was too
much to handle, she turned
the merchandise part of the
business over to q cousin. !.
MRS. MATTE SINGLETON
RUNDLES, one of the city's
prominent registered nurses.
Now, while Miss Singleton
devotes all of her time to Gus
tomer-sewing and her sewing
classes that are now being
conducted at the Branch Y.
M. C. A., Mrs. Rundles with
the help of a full time sales
lady and several part time
workers, manage the store.
Like many other business
people, Miss Singleton has q
vailed herself of the students
who take . part in the Diver
sified Occupation Program
&ponsored BY the High Schools
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

The board Of trustees has okay-
ed new construction projects TO
take care Of enrolment require
ments for Rowan Junior High on
Ash Street Lanier High on
Maple Street. Johnson Element
ary School and a new school in
the Morrison-Smith- Walton area.
The largest project currently
underway is the new 80 teaching
station at Rowan Junior High.
Lanier High is slated for a
major addition. which will in
clude the addition Of II class
rooms, a new gymnasium and
alterations to the administrative
area.
A IL classroom addition and an
enlarged lunchroom, as well q
a new auditorium is due at John
son Elementary School.
A new site for a II classroom
elementary school in the Morris
Smith Walton areas is in prog
ress.
This new school. the Lanier
and johnson school projects are
expected to be completed by
September 1854. The Rowan prof.
ect is expected to be ready by
next January.
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near the new home economics
building.
Its construction, he explain
ed, has already required the
razing of Spaulding Hall and
will spell a similar fate for the
Student Activities Center. The
old home economics building
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05
GF KICKOFF

fhe following program opened
the Kick Off meeting for the Ter
ritorial Division Of the United
Givers Fund September q at the
YMCA.
Presentation of colors and pledge
b the Flag by Boy and Girl Scouts
The National Anthem; Invocation
by the Rev. r. M. Richmonds,
pastor of Blair Street A. M. E.
Zion Church; Pep-talks by A. P.
Johnson, chairman; discussion Of
the kit by Melvin c. Virgins, CO.
chairman; A move, UGF: Serv-
Ices. The United way. MRS. Mat
tie Mae Marshall. agency repre-
sentative; Making our Goal. :"
Mrs. Bette Hunt; Remarks by
Henry Hederman, general cham
paign chairman. Other remarks
were made by H. E. Briggs, Obie
Graves. DR.. Robert Smith, Mrs.
Ora D. Robinson. Kits were pass
ed out by Clarence Thompson and
secretaries.