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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22
Public Is Urged to Give
Support to PoroIees

The act. passed in 1850. al
lows a judge to give a young
person an indefinite sentence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22

Edward W. Garrett. chief
probation officer for the United
States District Court here. says
the large sums Of money the
taxpayers spend on tire attn g
young people in prison and on
parole goes down the drain
when the community refuses to
help them afterward.
They are sincerely anxious
to establish the selves as
worthwhile m m ers Of the
community. but the only en-
couragement they get Is from
the parole officer" Mr.. Garrett
told a meeting Of the Correc-
tons Conference yesterday.
He said rehabilitation must
be a project Of the whole COM
munity.
Mr.. Garrett, Joseph H. Ha-
vener. superintendent Of the
District Youth Center at LOr-
ton, Va. and Claude Mock,
youth division executive with
the United States Board of
Parole, all spoke on the effect
the Youth Corrections Act has
had in the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-22

with certain maximums. and q
proviso that the Parole Board
may release the offender at
any time.
Mr.. Havener said Jorton,
built solely for young men SEN
fenced under the Youth Cor
rections Act. has been relative
ly successful In rehabilitation.
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TOP VALUE

FKoM Sl50. AL9o sHoRT TERMs
-SS2.6r. sec SG ssTy., gar gar. HU. s-saos.
HOLLY HOUSE, 1928 II 81. NV
Furn. and unfurn. efficiency apt.
s sSnfse can f1 ao. 2.s1sS6. air e0nd.
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ROOMS FURNIsNED-N.W.

ADJ. STATE DEPT.-Tv in your
S24. 2121 = NV. 33s-6275,
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MORTGAGE INTERVIEWER
NURSES. RE0isTERED-ol
NURSE. REGISTERED

Experienced. for full and
part time supervisory work.
Call between 10 and a.a0.
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WASHER, Norge auto. late model
used mos, Sll0 or best offer,
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OFFICE CLERK

graduate, accurate wit
D Dess t e%slSss ssSnst can ssI n
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NURSE

REGISTERED, for supervisor in nurs-
ing home, IL miles North Silver
Spring, $2.15 70 S2.25 per hour.
sooTr appt ssll MRS. THoMAsoN'
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RELP WOMEN

R.N., for relief chargt
duty for lge. nursing home In
Kensington. Md. Live In or out
Nice accommodation. 10. 6-22el
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

ADELPHI, MD.-Room and board
with some care for q retired elder
ly person In my home. 43p-3326.
FOR ELDERLY LADY in pvt. home.
Lovely room, excel. meals. Home
priVileRes. RA. o.7346.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

Ty-RADIQ REPAIR, practical cleo
tIPpi ,.ib Day: exc Y, T l9s55 scHL.'
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Ala THE EVENING STAR
r Washington. D. c.
Saturday, June ~, 1858
HELP WOMEN
APPRAIsAL CLERK

ACCOUNTANTS, junior accounting
school graduates. Apply SINRop
q TASH, 1888 De Sales st. NV
ME, S-49b4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-29

PIANO. steinway. ebony upright
$$ $50. ssacoi Excellent condition
PIANOs-Discount prices and only
$50 down with low monthly pay
7th st. NV. lsT. 3-0300l and
5le9 as5Lee highway: Arlington
new and used spinets. and con-
soles n q wide variety Of fin
tshes and styles. Arlington store
open evenings.
PIANOs-saye during JoRDAN's
clearance Of used floor samples
and some new pianos. On sale
are dozens Of the. latest models
OF well known makes In q wide
selection OF styles, types, sizes
and finishes. Easy terms, Values
at all JORDAN stores, corner
18th and q SITS. NV. lST, B.
9400l Bailey's Cross Roads Shop
ping Center, Virginia (4S1-
71S1), 9332 Georgia ave, 81.
yer Spring GU, b-1l05) l04
William ST., Fredericksburg (Es.
sex 3-7472). Good selection al
all stores. Baileg's Cross roads
and Silver Spring stores Open
PIANOs-special S595. Kimball
whitney French Provincial, cher
~ finish. full 40" console, To-
year guarantee. Terms.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
I10S q ST. NV. DI. 7-S464
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Ieph0ne Secretary
Receptionist

Work in acete office
knowledge Of bkkpg Good start.
inE salary Located ne, Wash
Call MR. DAVIES, b20-b077.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

Ice. FRONT STUDIO, Tv in your
room; refgr,s grill, foam matt
3i4p NTH ST, NV. = Private
refrg., twin beds. double hot
plate, linens furn. Ideal location,
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tcONTlNUEDl

CARPENTRY, painting. ceramic
tile, roofing, suffering, plaster
patch. All home repairs. AP. 7-4342
CEMENT WORK = walks. steps,
driyeways, etc. All work guaran-
teed, Prices reas. NO, 7.ll42.
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ROOMS, APIS. 70 SHARE

N.w.-oent. to share l-bdrm. apt.
brand-new furn. wIsame; COW.
loo. Call anytime, CO. 5-76sS.
TOWN HOUSE-Ail new, All mod.
cow. pool. Male to SD. Refs. ex-
changed. $40 mo. 942-S0S6.
IA BEAUTIFUL ROOM for lady With
sonsbls. yih II refined f01 Ssilghb bsS-
hood near Conn. ave. No objection
70 semiinvalid, will care for same
$3.50 pm. 2s4-i190. $50 pm
1890 pm. AID. 4-6S14.
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Impressive
70 THE ONLY WORD FOR
AT THE wooDNER HOTEL
Spacious. tastefuily decorated, air
conditioned, In the MAGNIFICENT
location overlooking the park.
Dining ROOM shops, every hotel
Summer Special Rates
EFFIC. ==--- from S165
l BEDRM. from $185
ALSO 2 BEDRMs,
Maid ana Linen Service Available
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

BACHELOR would like 70 share his
Belair Estate home, Bowie, Md,
with conRenial man, 80 70 40.
3O1--4B4s Os36.
GIRL 20 share furnished apt. with
. other girls, N. Arlington area
Call b2b-24Bb.
GIRL, 1880 70 share i-bedrm
apt. with another girl In g.e
Phone 5s2-s010, after 1880,
man. 20-30, seeks man for lEe.
air-cond. apt- call b2b-76b2,
MAN 70 share apt, with same. Pre-
fer graduate student. DU. 7-22Si 4.
70 share apt. with same
for indefinite period, 1920, on
buslins. t57-440o after 3.
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TYPIST-RECEP.

For accredited u college. mus
ss g9ose .I tyPi.t ,I S9;ss gpp AZ,
ton Mr. DIXON, Ma. S.fS4g,
Arizona tribune., 1963-10-11
WILKINS SAYS NAACP
WON'T BOYCOTT

NEW YORK = NAACP executive
secretary Roy wilkins said the
organization wouldn't sponsor a
Christmas boycott. In answer to
a boycott proposal from the Writ
ers and Artist for Justice. led
by Louis Lomax and James Bald
win, wilkins said selective buy
ing campaigns are successfully
staged in local areas. He felt
each person should decide about
how he can react effectively to the
killing of the four Negro girls
in the Sept. IS bombing in Birm-
ingham.
Arizona tribune., 1963-10-11
COMMITTEE SEEKS
SOUTH AFRICAN
ECONOMIC BLOCK

NEW YORK = A. Phillip Ran
dolph and Rev. Donald S. Harring-
ton, cochairman of the American
Committee on Africa. have asked
all Americans to sign petition
advocating economic sanctions
against South Africa.
The appeal addressed to Presi-
ident Kennedy. urges the I. "to
support United Nations resolu-
tions for boycotts and sanctions
against South Africa; to place an
embargo on American trade with
South Africa; and to suspend
a recognition of the South Afri-
can government until 1t repre-
sents all South Africans.
Randolph and Harrington furth-
er stressed the withdrawal of
substantial American invest
ments which would bring about
a change in the "Apartheid re-
gime."
Further information and petit
tion blanks are available from
ACOA, 2l1 E. 43rd St. ,NewYork
NV.
Arizona tribune., 1963-10-11
UNITED STATES
DAY EVENTS SET

A poster contest sponsored by
the local United States Day COM
mittee will end on Oct. Is. All
elementary school pupils may
enter. Posters will be displayed
in store and shop windows to
commemorate United States Day,
Oct. %. Posters In the Phoe-
nix area will be collected by
phoning Mrs. John Hughes,
AM 6-6o25.
Radio stations KRUS, phoenix
and KTKT Tucson, are offering
$50 and SIS prizes for the best
essays of 500 words or less
titled. United States. Proudly
We Hail. Grades S through 8,
and 9 through IL are eligible.
First and second prizes will be
awarded in each division. The
deadline is Oct. Is. Send essays
to the radio station in your area.
All schools are urged to help
celebrate United States Day.
Arizona tribune., 1963-10-11
ACTRESS SAYS
SHE'S PROSECUTED

HOLLYWOOD = Barbara Pay
ton, former wife of Franchot
Tone. is in troble with the po-
lice authorities again. Only last
year she was arrested scantily
clad at wild party.
The 35 yr. old actress and
her Negro boyfriend we're held
on charges of prostitution and
procuring. She was arrested by
a police vice squad officer at
her home. She was released on
bond.
Miss PeYon. who lives in a
Sunset Blvd. apartment said she
was prosecuted because of her
friendship with Negroes.
Arizona tribune., 1963-10-11

Herbert Lindner. so. 4485 N.
Dromedary Rd. is an incumbent
candidate for the city council
on the &C ticket.
He Is a native of Bellville,
ILL.,. and he received hig high
school training at St. Louis, Mo.
He attended Wahl Henius School
of Technology at Chicago.
He was associated with An
heuser-Busch and Peerless
Brewing Companies in Missouri.
Presently he is president of the
Arizona Brewing Co., located in
Phoenix. He had served as vice
president and executive presi-
dent, also.
MIR. Lindner is a director of the
Arizona Brewing Co., and Nau-
man Life Trucks, Inc.
He has served on the city coun-
ell since November, 1862.
An active civil leader he has
devoted much time with the fol-
lowing organizations = Easter
Seal Society. Mental Health So
citation, Phoenix Growth Commit
tee, YWCA. YMCA. Boy Scouts
and several others.
and several others.
In addition he was past presi-
dent of the Valley of the Sun
Kiwanis. Phoenix Chamber of
Commerce. Nva Club and Better
Business Bureau.
He Is member of the Prince
of Peace Lutheran Church.
He and wife Kathleen are the
parents of four children. Kath-
leen. Susan. Peggy Ann. James
Roddy and Laurie jeanne.
Arizona tribune., 1963-10-11

GIFTS TO CHURCH WOMEN When the Womans Home and
Foreign Missionary Society AME Zion Church held
Quadrenal Convention in ST. Louis Mo-. recently officers
ceived gifts donated by F. w. Woolworth Company.
From left Mrs. Margaret May. executive secretary Mrs
Dorothy Was Mrs. Gertrude Howard sales clerk Of the downtown
Louis Wooworh who made the presentations
Abbe Jackson past president of the organization and
president Methodist Women of North America; Mrs. Omeia
Tucker legislator Kentucky Mrs. Georgia Cauthen
supervisor district. and Mrs. anita Adhoe,
tary of supplies.
Arizona tribune., 1963-10-11

Victor Callahan, IL yr. old
grand son of Mrs. Dorothy Cal
lahan, l422 South III Avenue, is
the Arizona Tribune carrier of
the month.
An aggressive salesman Vic
tor has doubled his route In less
than six months.
He is a seventh grader at the
Bethune School and participates
in the Careers for Youth Club
and the Valley Christian Center.
Victor hopes to be a school
teacher when he completes col
lege.
Arizona tribune., 1963-10-11
RETAIL BEVERAGE
GROUP CALLS FOR
OPEN DOOR

The Maricopa County Retail
Licensed Beverage Association
recommended to its members a
policy of non-discrimination in
all taverns, cocktail lounges and
package liquor stores operating
in Maricopa County.
Salvatore Cafiero. president,
commended Mayor Sam Mardian,
Jr., the city council and the
human relations commission for
notable efforts in the advance
ment of human rights.
Arizona tribune., 1963-10-11
UNITED FUND
DRIVE OPENS

United Fund began its first
campaign phase when "a execu-
tives from l9 companies opened
solicitation of employees of 1900
firms in the greater Phoenix
Scottsdale area.
Tom Chauncey. general cam
paign chairman, said the group
quota of $654.000 is approM
mately one third Of the ST. ,839. .45l
goal.
Companies donate the man
power as an extra gift in ad-
dition to their usual corporate
and employee contributions. Par
ticipating firms include: AiRe-
search, Arizona Bank Arizona
Public Service Co., First Fed
eral Savings & Loan. First Ma
uonal Bank of Arizona, General
Electric, Goodyear Aerospace.
Guaranty Bank. Motorola. Noun
tain States Telephone. Pioneer
Bank Safeway Storess Salt River
Project. Southern Pacific. .Sperry
Phoenix. Valley National Bank,
Western Savings & Loan and
Union Title.
Arizona tribune., 1963-10-11
CHUBBY MAY
MOVE TO PARIS

PARIS Chubby Checker,
famed singer and recording star.
who reportedly made ST. million
dollars in 1861 and 1862. plans
TO move his home and family to
paris.
Made star with his Twist
tunes, Checker recently pur-
chased a $4,000 home in a
suburban Philadelphia area.
Arizona tribune., 1963-10-11
SENATE COMMITTEE
APPROVES LIMITED
DVI

o-IN - S\IVIIVIA 1 i L.
APPROVES LIMITED
BILL
WASHINGTON The Senate
Commerce Committee approved
Tuesday a limited form of the
public accommodations bill pre-
sented by Pres. Kennedy as part
of his civil rights plan. The vote
was 1913.
The bill to end racial discrim-
ination by business affording pub
lie acc commodations was amended
so it wouldn't cover neighbor-
hood hops which are not part of
an interstate chain and not pri-
marily serving interstate travel
erS.
Rooming houses would be ex-
empt also, If the proprietor uses
the establishment for his home
and not more than five rooms are
for rent.
Arizona tribune., 1963-10-11
iamin C. Willis,

iamin c.. Willis.
The school board refused TO
accept the resignation of VIII
lis. the nation s second highesr
paid public official. A commit
tee was appointed to work OFT
a better program with Willis
who quit Friday after summer
of racial demonstrations against
de facto segregation.
Arizona tribune., 1963-10-11
GIRL IS TRIAL SET

Judge Irwin Cantor set Nov.
20 as trial date for Shirley Camp
bell, l6 who is accused of In
voluntary manslaughter in the
death of l6 yr. old boy.
She allegedly broke a bottle
and cut Albert Jacobs. of 813
s. Tenth Avenue on July 10.
Arizona tribune., 1963-10-11
SNCC MAY
BOYCOTT SCHOOLS

CHICAGO The Student Nonvio-
lent Coordinating Committee
threatened a school boycott
against the Chicago Board of
Education for refusing to accept
the registration of Supt. Ben
Arizona tribune., 1963-10-11

Joe Wright, 23l1 E.Wier. par
ticipated in the Olympic Torch
relay which began in Los An
geles. The Arizona runners car
ried the torch from Williams.
Arizona to Lupton. New Mexico.
a distance of approximately ESQ
miles.
From New Mexico the torch
will be carried by runners fol-
lowing U. S. Highway 66 to De-
troit.
Gov. George Romney of Mchi-
gan will accept the torch at De-
troit in order to promote inter-
est in the 1868 Olympic Games
in the city.
Twenty young men from the
Phoenix area participated in the
torch relay which will have been
on the move constantly since the
run initiated at Los Angeles.
The runners will have covered
$500 miles at the finish. Each
runner averaged about nine and
a half miles per hour and each
covered about seven to twelve
miles.
Joe Is a senior at Phoenix
Union High School.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-22
Political Notice

SUPERVISOR / hereby an
noumce my candidacy for the
Democratic nomination for Sup
erviSor of Farnville District,
Prince Edward County, subject
to the Democratic primary July
8, 1868. l wish to thank the
people of this district for their
support in the past and ask their
vote and support for this no1ni-
nation. If nominated l will give
my best attention to the duties
Of the office as I have done in
the past. At the present time l
am in military training at Fl.
Leavenworh. Kansas. 1 expect
to return at the end of this
training period in midway, and
will see my friends and
constituents when I return. John
c. Steck 3-22-3p
SENATE - l hereby announce
my candidacy for the Demo-
cratic nomination for the State
Senatorial District comprising
the counties of Prince Edward,
Halifax, Charlotte, and the City
of South Boston; subject to the
Democratic Primary to be held
on Tuesday, July 9, 1868.
I take this opportunity to ex-
press to the voters of my Sena-
torial District my sincere ap-
probation for the privilege and
high honor you have bestowed
upon me in the past, and, if
nominated and reelected, I
promise to continue to serve to
the best of my ability and o
faithfully discharge the duties of
this office. Dr.. j. D. Hagood,
Clover. Va. 3-22-1p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-22
FOR SALE

STORM WINDOWS - Venetian
Blinds. call Watkins. Phone Elk
2-4347- 12-11-14tf (F)
TRUCK COVERS - stock sizes
and made to size. Watkins AVN
ing, Ala E. Third Street.
12-11-l4tf CD
STOVE WOOD = dried kindling
blocks. hard wood slabs. cut
heater length. Buffalo Shook
Company. Farmville. 8-31-tf CD
FARM 49, acres. Groom
house, outbuildingS, one m i | e
north Meherrin on state road.
viii sale or rent. G.. l.. Cox. Jr.,
AC 3-2l4l, r. 3, Farmyille.
$3.50 CD
CARPORTS Aluminium avn
ings, door hoods. Watkins AVN
ing, Ala E. Third Street. Phone
Elk 2-4347. l2-1l14tf Cd
FRUIT TREES. Nut Trees, Ber
ry Plants. Grape Vines, Land
scape Plant Material offered by
Virginia's Largest Growers ASK
for Free Copy s6-page Planting
Guide Catalog in color Waynes
boro Nurseries. Waynesboro.
Virginia. 3-l2. IS. %, 294pF
>
DARIKOOL. stainless steel milk
tank. 500 gal capacity Also. 2
heavy milking dairy cows. R.
B. Walton. Phone 38l. Amelia
c. H. Va. 3-l9-tf
MANURE Chicken manure.
! ST so bag delivered. Elk 2-39l6.
3-l9-8tp
WOOD - Round, sawed stove
length. green or dry. will de-
liver. John Gates. Elk 2-5356
3-5-8t
PANSY PLANTS = large green
and healthy. Some blooming
now. Carriers Flower Shop.
3-l5-6p
HOUSE = near Hampden-Syd-
ney. Modern, four bedrooms.
Two baths. Central heating. One
and a half acres. Call AC 3-2401
2-l5-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-22
FOR SALE

WEEK END SPECIALS - Used
pianos. thoroughly gone over
and tuned. $125 each. U S e d
wringer type washer. $3.50. Be
sure to see our antique hall tree.
$3.50 We are overstocked on
five piece dinette sets. $3.50
each. Bunk beds complete with
mattress. 500 50. Electric range.
S39 so. Hollywood style b e d S
with spring frame and head
board. $3.50 You can save
$1,000 now on your glider and
two chairs packed in the carton.
choice Of colors. Large double
dresser with mirror. chest and
double bed for only S79 50. See
these at Dowdy Furniture Com
pany. Second Street. Phone Elk
23440. Farmville. 3-22-lt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-22
Listin9s From
LONGWOOD
REALTY

RESIDENCE: good location on
on corner lot with shade tree.
4 Bed Rooms, Baths. foyer
living room. dining room,
modern kitchen with knotty
pine cabs, with built in oven
& surface unit. Partial base
ment, new heating system.
Only $1,000. Good terms.
FARM: Good frontage on paved
road, IS acres = 40 open,
known as "Coffey's Nursery
7-room house with bath. nee
essary outbuildings. including
store with apartment. fish
pond, nursery plants, 1000
loblolly pines. Nursery stock,
etc. Only $4,000.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-22

Oft NEN1 - Wneel chairs hOSpl-
tai beds, crutchers, canes, or sick
room needs. Gray's Drug Store,
Farmville. SCOT
WORK MULE. SIPS. Robert Tay-
lor. Elk 2-3l61. 3-l5-4t
EASTER. April IA. is righ
around the corner. Never before
have we ordered such large
variety of Superquality flowers.
Come by soon and select your
Easter corsage. plant or ar
rangement. Carriers FloWe
Shop. Elk 2-3l5l. 3-l5-8p
ONE MAYTAG = 1862 demon
strator washing machine. Was
$3.50. now only $99 .95. New guar
antee. SIS down and 81 per month
at The Hub Department Store.
3l5-tf
USED MOTORS one 80 H, p
3-phase G. E. Motor complete
with automatic starter. 220440
volt. $4,000. One H. P. G. E.
Motor 3-phaSe - 200 volt. $65 90.
Snitty Bros Elect Co.. Phone
Elk 2-3783. 3-l9-3t
CHEAP Console television
set. Excellent condition. Only
sos 90. Easy terms at The Hub
Department Store. 3-l5-tf
BULLS Registered P 0 d
Herefords, serviceable age. Rea-
Sonable, E. R. and j. c. Tilman.
Powhatan. Va. intersection hwy.
$50 and III mile on I'll.
Phone after pm. on week
dayS-all day Saturdays and
Sundays. Phone LY 84734.
3-l5-6p
CORVAIR = 1861. 4 door. radio,
( l., IL
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-22
FOR SALE

5x20 or l0xl0 Chix mildew proof
tobacco canvas. $685.. The Hub
Department Store. 3-l5-tf
USED Motorola T. v. Set. 81
inch. 80 day warranty. $65 90.
Smitty Bros. Elect Co.. Phone
Elk 2-3788. 1885,
HEIFERS ~ Pure bred Here
fords. bred to calve in Aug. and
Sept. Bangs and TB tested. In
lots of 10. 81 $50. R. c. Goodwin
and Sons Lumber Co., Powha-
tan. Va. LY 8-4422. 3-l9-8t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-22
A1klN ms
SPECIALS
REAL E STATE

BRICK RESIDENCE: on west
side of Farmville 3 bed rooms,
large living room with fire
place. modern kitchen and
bath. S275O cash and assume
loan.
RESIDENCE: near LOngWood
College. three b e d roc III S,
formal dining room, bath.
large lot. Only $1,000.
BRIGHT TOBACCO ALLOT-
MENT: of 2.5 acres. Seven room
house with bath and 10 acres
in Prince Edward County.
$4,000.
$500 DOWN: $40 month buys
almost new room house on
school bus and mail route
near Prospect. Total price
$500.
RESIDENCE in Jackson Heights,
2 bedrooms, modern kitchen,
bath, Knotty pine den, large
living room. Only $500. Is
down. Balance like rent.
TOBACCO FARM: One mile
from Farmville, 210 acres,
11.3 acres dark tobacco al
lotment, .66 acres hurley, 2
houses, barns, other farm
buildings, 100 acres open,
bordering river and paved
road. Good tenant. Bargain
at $27,50O.
$50 ACRES: Just off Milnwood
Road one mile from Farm
vile, 80 acres open, balance
growing timber, 2 streams,
excellent site for S acre lake.
Ideal spot for country living
on edge of town. Soil Bank
pays $500. yr.
$500 DOWN, S35. Month buys
31a acres 8 miles from Farm
vile with 4 room house,
electricity. well, several farm
bldgs. $4,000.
RESIDENCE: on First Avenue,
3 bedrooms. Living room with
fireplace, formal dining room,
baths, basement, oil heat.
Special at $17,500.
Several desirable homes in and
around Farmville. Also several
lots, farms, timber tracts.
Motels and investment proper
ties.
LANDok ATKINS, ReoItor
FormviIle. Va.
Phone Ex 24695 or
EX 2-4607
BASIL ATKINS
tx 24695 or Ex 2-519o
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-22

BUCKINGHAM HI CHI AY
HEARING Notice is hereby
given that a representative from
the State Highway Department
will meet with the Board OF
S upervi sors of BucAng
ham County at its regular meet
ing on Monday. May 6, 1868. at
2 pm. then and there to discuss
with the Board and such citizens
as may be present. plans and
proposals for the maintenance
and improvement, including con-
Struction and reconstruction of
roads in the Secondary High
was Sy e m Of Buckingham
County.
Done by Order of the Board
of Supervisors.
JOHN c. SPENCER. Clerk
Board of Supervisors 3-15-2t (F)
TO THE CITIZENS of Hampden
Magisterlal District. Prince Ed
ward County - l am q candidate
for nomination for Supervisor
for Hampden District. subject to
the Democratic Primary to be
held July 9. 1868 l shall ap-
preciate your vote and support.
Charles B. Pickett 1922