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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
lcoHINUEDl

ALEXANDRIA. brick rAmhlsr. 5
9edrms.. baths. SEP. din m,
fun bsmt-, &1o.o5O. Oh PA
or conventional terma.
BROYHILL & SONS
REALToRS 1900 Lee Hwy.
AREA-VAcANT nnfEDT.
ATE POSSESSION, L,ootH beffer
than new al On ona Level. La. hV,
rm.-dln. rm-s mod. Kit. with wall
Ovens tie bath, Wall-to-Wau carnet,
carport, level fenced ID. ASSUME
LOAN. Only $3.50.
XII 9-2244
Realtors Open ~ Trades welcome
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HOUSES FoR SALE-Mb.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AREAS BEST BUY. Assums 60
loan o. buy FLA q CT an hrk
Cape Cod rms. and bath plus q
finished rec. m, ear Earage.
Home n Al cond-s asking si6ss5o.
VII tzke?7?
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
REALTORS SP. 3ls0e
AUTH FILLAGE-LuXury home In
parklike setting including private
with rec. rm., many extras. Ask-
inR $50. 900. YOU MUST SKI
THIS ONE. CAL RE. 5-21s5 ~
3 pm.
HOAIEOWNER REALTY
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GREENWOOD FOREST. seabrook
Acros-Only 5 min to NASA,
We have an excel selection Of
ramblers and split-leFels IN this
community Of fine homes. With
In Waling distance Of schools,
churches and shopping. 3 and
4 bedrms.. firepls., lge. A-acre
lots. de luxe Kits. wLmany extras.
Prom S22-500 with excel fl
nancinE.
WOODLAND HTS.-Only 5 min.
70 new Capitol Plaza shopping
center. Exceptionally lge. brk.
rambler on q lge. corner lot,
bedrms. and q full bsmt. plus
h.-W.h. and many other extra
features. Only $1,000 with FHA
financing avail Call today for
inspection.
HuIAEEAD MANOR. nr. NAsA
and adj. Glenn Dale Country
Club. Brand-neW 4-bedrm.. an
brk. rambler. 2 full baths and
2 firepls. plus full bsmt. and on
q Ice. h-acre lot. Only S23,95O
with as little IS 10ss down. Long
term conven. financing. See this
one today.
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REALTY. NC. REAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

OxON HTIL-OPEN sAT.-SUN. =
| Indian He'd wv. 4 nj. nsst Dig
trict Line, lei al Murray Hin sign.
I. c. MURRAY Oh. $50
OXON HTII-nIHED. OCCUR.
Outstznding 1-yr.-old split-fayer win
! plus finfshed rec. I'm, diversified
Faraee. Plenty a charm. plenty q
space. Assume FHA-m service o.
your choice Of financing. $3.50.
Country Squire Sales
2ls-6ts5 1ls-66sS
OxON Hill. s7l6 Birc WOO q
dr.-sls,7so. First time offered b.
owner. Immaculate 3-bedrm- ramb.
designed and conven. for ezsy hy-
Ing; OPEN Is Sat. SUM- 10.
PALMER PARK-Immac. 3-bedrm.
ramb. situated on Level, fenced LOT
near all couveniences. y eatures
rec. rm-s sep. din. I'm, patio WV.
carpetilg, washer and dryer va
cant, move IN on credit approval, q
steal al $1,000.
DUNN & co.
wa. I-ools Al. 8, wa. 7-63zs
PALMER PARK, s7ss On. incl. settle
ment. ; bedrm. homes fully
sqqipPed: Move right IN Owner,
POWD r MILL ESTATEs-Open
Sunday Is, 52z7 Powder NIL I'd.
just listed this immac. 4-bedrm.s 2
bath brk. Cape Cod with caFport on
one third wooded acre. FirepL, walk,
out bsTnt. with sumner KIT. Priced
night az $3.50. IA. 2-I7s8. COHEE
REALTY CO., AP. 1855.
QUEENS HAZEL. VacanI ]
bedrm. rambler, din. rm., rec. rn.,
Assume sl7,3oo loan. sos mo. pays
all. AP. T-4646.
LANGLEY
RADIANT VALLEY-S7s5 On. incl.
settlement. Lovely 2-bedrm. brk.
home, radiant heat, nice lot. Va
cant. OWNER, DU. 1000.
RIyERDALE-Lge. attr. hrk. ram
bier. Beyond compare at $500.
TAKOAfA REALTY JU. s-leoo
River Ridge Estates
Center-han , bedrm., z bath. rec.
rm., central air-c0nd. brick ram
bier. FLA appraised s22 800. One Of
the best buys we have had In
months.
w. v. & M. REALTY
RE. $3.50
HILLs-Mew section
off Riyerdale I'd. at 63rd ave.)
Open sat. and SUM- J % New
Cape Gods, sle,50o and un. Many
exclusive features. Excellent hnanc-
ing. 1I5-7lse, CoHEE REALTY
RIvERDALE, $50 Kennedy std
bedrms., Nv. rm., din. area ht.s
bath, full bsnt., no down payment,
Just take over monthly payments,
Sll2. DE. 2-24Se, VII. 6-e257.
RTvERDALE-SI7B total
cash. incl settlement and
ali. No payment due til
next year. Vet may pur-
chase this coy bungalow
w/3 bedrms.. sep. din. .rm,,
ge. liy. rm.. mod. kit, level
lot wIdet. garage. Conyen=
lent g oeSyedpythinE. Total
E. c. HILLEY & co.
REALTORS AP. 7-7200
AFTER 9 PM. CALL
Mr. MARTIN. 773-Sl20
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HOMES
BETTER

REALTY, INC.
Cali for Free Copy Of
Homes for Living" Magazine
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WI. F-UUFo MT. o WI. I-o5LJ
Mr.. NASA, AGRI., NSA
NEW blers in BELTSVILLE
HGTS.. from $1,000, OPEN daily
KS ,zei choice e. OF peq nI t nsmts ;,
Naples and follow open signs.
BARANEK
UN. A-I30O Realtors WA, 7-A8e3
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RTVERDALE

No cash 10 veil Almost new 4
bedrm. bi-level near; Balto.-Wash.
PkWy. Observation-Disclosures 1 fun
bath. 2 half baths: solid brick
Wlframe trim FHA or OF terms.
Bonus buy-pymts. less than rent.
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FALLS CHURCH-Area Of expensive
homes. 5-room cottage sep. din.
nm, bSmt., garage lovely yard,
sI5,50o. LYNN ATTY JE.
o-ql00. JE. 1883.
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HOAIEOWNER REALTY
AVONDALE



DIET. BRICK COLONIAL
Close 70 d. c. bus. 8 rms, Iiv. nm.
with hrepL sep. din rm-, equip.
nf.s } beorms-s baths, rec. nm n
nsmf-s gas NV. h. gar, beaut. lot.
Call Mr.. Oobbs) DObrOWolsld for
terms. Price reduced.
CAMPANEILA q co.
se1-s5U Ewes. u. Seo66
BELAIR, BOWIE-Lbedrm-, 1-bafh
Cape Cod appliances, carpetinR,
pahos air cond.s blocks from
shopping and school, immediate oc-
egPaney. sl7sSoo. BY OWNER
z6z.l3eo.
BELTSvILLE-BURTONsVILLE
AREA-3 and 4 bedrm. ramblers
and Cape Gods On large lots. Ex-
cellent financing. Immed. OCCUPANCY,
HELTON REALTY co.
Se4-Iell ll-231
BERWYN HEGHTs-Lge. 3-bedrm.
brick rambler On beaut. one-fourth
acre lot, fully fenced. Lee Kit. with
birch binetG Pull bsmt. n
REALLY SPARKLESi Sls.so FHA
BALL REALTY. NC. $4,000
CAPITOL Hfs.-Vacant, s-rm- split
level may take poss. immed. 10
yrs. old, excel. paint, etc. Lge. fen.
I'd. with trees and shrubs. Mr..
schools and HOPPING. 20 minis.
rom ontn.s 10 Minis. from Andrews.
$3.50. Call Owner Ils-lo9o.
CAPITOL PLAZA AREA-ssoo han
dies this one. bedrms., nice Hv.
nm, din, rm-, mod. hit. with bkfst.
nook full bsmt.s od-street parking
and fenced yard. Wax 70 bus,
Mary's, and churches,
REALTY SERVICE NC.
CARROLLTON-3 bedrm.s IVA baths.
tiled rec. rm,, on court close to-
rented 10 AuguSf Ise4. can s ss15H
after s pm.
CHEvERLY-Brand-n CIV Colonials,
featuring 4 bedrooms zh baths,
separate din. rm,s Ice. modern htch-
f tTsp,S close nrs g y - A A1c 81. and
$1,000. Trades accepted. Call in 81
pm. WA. $500. ROBERT S. DA-
Wis q Co, NC.
CHILL .MR. AND Mr. S.
LUCKY" yOun become when
B SHSs si 4 thE 5S .sedSh n.bS.S
spIit-ievel with an he trimming,
incl. paneled REC. RIM. with firepl'
QUICK POSSE $50 N-Owner
moved 70 Florida. FLA apprvd.
$3.50. MAKE OFFER.
PARAMOUNT SALES l22-le00
CHILLUM Assume Apzss mtge., SIS
per mo-, brick rambler 2 bedrms.,
iInish a a hrr.,l a,,.f ...i......i -
Evening star., 1963-01-22

FURNITURE
Just released
from factory
showroom, at
$50 to 500
savings. 80
Suites of beau
tiful Italian 1
and French
Provincial Liv-
ing Room Fur
niture. These
are genuine
b arg a i ms.
MARLO'S
FURNITURE
WORLD
901 7th st. NV.
(cor. 7th and
Eye ,DI. 7-81O0.
Open 9 til 9.
Customer park
ing.
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APIS. EuRMISHEn-p.c,
CONGRESS HTs.-A clean. hsantl

CONGRESS HTS.-A clean, beauti-
fully furn. effic. in duplex, ldry.
tacils. Adults only. 10. 2-s3J3.
GA. AVE N.W.-Vefy clean 2 bed
rm. apt air cond. transp., park
adults. RA. S-2S2S. EN-. 3-3426.
GA. AVE-, iSOO-1 -bedrm. apt sos
mo, and up, All utils. incl. Newly
dec, TU. 2-306O, RA. 6-7377.
GEORGETOWN--6 rooms and pch.,
avail March COOO n.a pnfs
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOB SALE

ADDING MACHINES, new elec.
Remington Rand, $40 80. Recond
hand models. $50. Printing scalcu-
lator. $500. Trade-ins accepted
Rentals. Repairs, all makes. CEN
TRIAL, 923 18th St. NV. MA, s.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

FtREPL. WOOD. Seasoned oak. SOS
cord dumped. SIS stacked, Si9.hU
cord dumped Sit stacked.
iSl-HuN4 anytime.
EInLWOCD. seasoned, SiA half
cord, 81 so cord. Delivered
Prompt service, WA. 7-"gii.
SPLIT OAK fireplace wood Dely.
cred. For further information call
~. p-03B3.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS, UNFURRlsHED

sol DELAFIELD PL. N.w.-Colored
adults only. nice. clean unfurn.
rooms. Own kitchen and bath.
Decent, quiet home. Refs. TU.
2-D11O.
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APIS. FURNlsHED-p.c c.
AIR CONDITIONED

Furnished apts w/ful kitchen and
breakfast rm. From SIS a wk. for
each person. Mod, h-story elevator
bldg 2i-hr. switchboard sery. Free
parking. Dir. bus TO downtown
Maid and linen sery avail
HEDlN HOUSE, n, I. ave. at New.
ton 81. ne. Apply at desk m
Evening star., 1963-01-22

T.V.s-CLEARANCE. no reas Of.
fer ref. New 10" port. TV. Hand
wired chassis avail. in cton. SS6
II" port. TV recond. Guar. SIS
Zenith-RCA-Philc hilcn-AdmiraI-GE
BLAIR'S TV, 5422 Western ave. NV
o41G WisconSin Ave NV
Evening star., 1963-01-22

ADDING MACH. S35. Also late
model cleo, good cond. and new
10-key elec. with sub, OIL. 2-03l3,
AIR COND. seton York. Good cond
hatWaan 1O-AsQn
Evening star., 1963-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
FARM AND GARDEN

AfEN TREE SERVICE
Trees removed and pruned. Fully
insured, Phone d21-iB.a
BuLLD0ZERs AND LoADERs FOR
HIRE, Bsmts, roads, land clear.
Ink and grading Done by hour
or contract, Call 9Sa.HiO
SOD FOR sALE
Whole front lawn Help Yourself
acre blue Ky, Motherwit1 efass,
l3c "A, IT, bring your own
tonls. 800 sleenv Hollow I'd Falls
Church, JE. l-03Ub. Ask for Big
Dan
TOR SOIL, very rlch, for lawns
and EreenhouS Very rcas. Call
RE 6-lln1 or re B.5A7B.
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PIANos-Discount prices, and only
ments s0Sn ~ THE Hsh PIANO IAN nSqAtRR %AR R5 RSy
7th ST. NV. (phone ST. 3-G30O), /,
and $3.50 Lee highway, Arlington
tphone 53R-6S2D. Large selee-
tion OF new and used spinets and
consoles. in a wide variety OF fin
ishes and styles. Arlington store
Ophn aVpnf1Oa
Evening star., 1963-01-22

Your whole house central plant re-
mote, full 2-ton installed to your
furnace, s795. No down payment
3, 4, ton sizes equally low
Standard makes. Call day or night
Sunday included, JOHN MOORE
a. SONS, IA. 4-3235.
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AIR CONDITIONERS

AIR COMPRESSOR, new or used,
gas or electric. / 75-h.p. 1884
o3rd 81 n " FE g-A3OO
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR FOR SALE CATTLE AVID LIVESTOCK

HORSE AND PONY sALE-win-
SSe'tr g. pm pa gESS1Sy 6S Sesa dGa' q horses Ssn
and ponies, load OF top Nebraska
horses. FARMERS s LIVESTOCK
SALE PAVILION. / mile west on
Rte, so. Sales Mgr. BILL ENG
LISH. 703-RR9.o .oA27.
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Richmond's Oldest Building Is
Home OF Edgar Allan Poe Museum

myself and Rosalie were adopt.
ed by gentlemen in Richmond
where we were at the period Of
our parents death. I was adopt.
ed by Mr.. John Allan of Rich
mond. Virginia, and she by Mr.
William Mckenzie Of the same
place
Foundation Formed
In 1922 the late DR.. and Mrs
Archer G. Jones. of Richmond
honored the poet by establishing
the Poe Foundation, Inc. The
Foundation leased the Old Stone
House, the Oldest building in
Richmond. 1855 1898 from the
Association for the Preservation
of Virginia Antiquities. and Mrs
Jones created a garden from a
former dumpheap. tore down
the buildings on either side OF
the Old Stone House. and got
thee three other buildings of the
present museum built.
Museum Today
There are four buildings, OF
which the Old Stone House is
the central feature in the muse
UNI complex today. Guests enter
the Museum through a tiny box
bordered front yard adjoining
the Old Stone House on the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-22

day Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wealth
erford.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Spend
love. Of Jennings Ordinary. and
MIR. and Mrs. James Yeats. Of
Chesterfield were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold SaNtan on Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs Clinton Wingo
and Mrs. Ida Jones attended the
birthday dinner last Monday in
Goochland given BY Mrs. c. M.
Stems for Mrs. Willie Allen.
Mrs. Allen is the sister of Mrs.
Stern. Mrs. Wingo and Mrs.
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Wingo and
Mrs. Ida Jones were visitors in
Richmond on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Wingo
spent last Saturday with their
sonin-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs Haywood Padgett. Of Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Easter visit
ed his parents, Nh and Mrs. G.
F. Easter. in Crewe on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Hollen-
beck are spending some time in
Richmond with their sons. Frank
and Felix Hollenbeck. and their
families.
Mr. and Ms. Lewis Kanipe
and children Of Crewe. were
guests on Sunday of her par
ents. NJ, and Mrs. Graham
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-22
BY DAN HAWKS

With the exception of Thomas
Jefferson. there is probably no
author associated with the Com
monwealth of Virginia more
famous than Edgar Allan Poe.
Poe was born in Boston on
January 10. 1909, the son of Da-
vid Poe and Elizabeth Arnold.
a talented and beautiful English
actress. POe's father was also
an actor but does not seem to
have shared the rare gifts of his
wife.
In one Of his journals Poe
tells how he happened to come
to Virginia. My father David
died when I was in the second
year OF my age and when my
sister Resale was an infant in
arms. Our mother died a few
weeks before him. Thus we were
left orphans at an age when the
hand of parent is so peculiar
~ requisite. At this period my
gran DIT a hers circum-
stances were at low ebb. he
from great wealth having been
reduced to poverty. 1t was there
fore in his power to do little for
us. My brother Henry he took,
however. under his charge. while
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ques are for sale.
The fourth and most import
ant building in the Museum COM
pick is the Elizabeth Arnold Poe
Building, named for Edgar AL
Ian POe'S mother. This building
houses the Foundation collec-
ton of Poe relics. Among the
treaSurers displayed here are
P0e's pathetic little trunk. his
only possession when he died in
l549 an original miniature and
daguerreotyre Of Inn and the
desk he used while serving as
editor Of the Southern Literary
Magazine PhOtostat copies OF
all the poets letters and manu-
scr1pts owned by the Poe
Foundation are also on display
in this room. The originals from
which these photostats were tax
en- are housed in the Virginia
State Library and are viewable,
on request, there.
The Poe Foundation and Mu-
scum has grown a great deal
since it was founded in 1922.
Many people. including the late
DR.. Douglas S. Freeman, one of
the Foundation first presidents.
and Mrs. Frank S. Johns, the
Foundations current president.
have worked many long and
hard hours to create a place
where students can study the
great poet first hand.
Research Encouraged
The modest Abundance fee
charged TO the Poe Museum on
ly partly pays for its operating
costs. The Museum encourages
student research and is a valu-
able source of information for
all interested in the study of the
Poe era of American Literature
The Foundation operates mainly
from donations and membership
fees. Any person interested in
becoming member Of the Foun-
dalton may write to The Poe
Foundation, 1916 East Main
Street, Richmond.
The Museum Is open between
March and November 30. The
hours are: Tuesday through Sat
urday, 10 am. to pm: and
Sunday and Monday 2:30 pm,
to $50 pm. Visit the Poe Mu-
scum the next time you are in
Richmond. and see for yourself
what a fine job this group Of
Gle dlcated people has done to
memorable one of Americas
greatest poets.
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time. Mrs. Ernest Davis wa 8
m d e a life member Of the
WSCS Of Centenary. Refresh
ments were served.
The David Hazlegrove family
were guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Perkins. of Pc
| terSburg, Nov. 10.
MRS. w. B. Walker. Jr., left
Sunday afternoon on a business
trip to Wilkes-Barre. Scranton.
and Hazleton Pa.
Among the hunters who killed
deer on Monday were Ebert
Womack and Bernard Brown.
Mrs. B. B. Walker has been
confined to her home with a
sprained ankle. Among h r
guests were the Robert Wootton
family. of Burkeville. on Satur-
day.
Clarence Ferguson attended
the funeral of Mr.. Brisentine at
Prospect last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Stratton
were Sunday afternoon guests OF
j. Albert jenkins.
Mrs. o. E. Name SIS and son
and daughter. Kelly, and Vena
Maness, Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Stratton and Mrs. David Hazle4
grove were among those from
here who recently visited friends
at Southside Community Hospi-
tai.
Recent guests in the j. P.
Stratton home were Mrs. D. j.
Matson and Mrs. David Halle
grove and Charlotte and Linda.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-22

Miss Nancy Hazlegrove on
Saturday accompanied Mrs,
Georgia Wilkerson to Lynchburg
where they attended the meeting
Of the All clubs. Our congratula-
tons to Nancy who won fourth
place in the county exhibit on
Simple Table Setting"
| Guests of the Oscar Kennedy
family. Of Riverside, Nov.
and 10 were her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Gibson, of Ash
land. and her sister, Miss Bren-
ia Gibson. Of LongWood College
w. P. Hazlegrove and a friend.
Mr.. Nichols. Of Roanoke, were
at the formers home, Little
Northfield." to spend some time
in hunting.
Mrs. Noblin is a patient at
Southside Community Hospital
where she entered Nov. IL. Her
many friends wish her a speedy
recovery.
Harold Warner was a Sunday
supper guest at Portland.
| Van Ferguson, Of Richmond.
was a recent guest Of his broth
er. F. d. Ferguson.
The birthdy party at Centen-
airy Church. Saturday evening
was we'll attended. There was a
program at which Mrs. Thomas
Scott. presided. Mrs. William
Hurt. who is the zone president
Of the WSCS, was the CUES t
speaker. The pastor. the Rev.
Lloyd Judy. showed slides per
tanning to different church ac-
tivities on the charge. At this
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-22
Jetersyille Friends Attend Wedding
of Miss Golden To Curtis SaIuer

| JETERSVILLE, Nov. 81 -
Those from here attending the
wedding of Mss Arlene Golden
to Curtis Lee Salyer in South
side Baptist Church, in Rich
mond. on Sunday Were Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. j. Seay, Nh. and Mrs.
A. 4. Cole. Mr.. and Mrs. X. r.
Wingo. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Tandy Wlngo, Mrs. Milton An
dersOn, the Misses Josephine
Thompson. Grace Anderson and
Zona Flippen. Billy and Donnie
Seay and Steve Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Seay and
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cole were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Shaver on Sunday night.
Russell Elan attended the
Justice of the Peace Training
School on Monday and Tuesday
held in the State Police Train
ing School Headquarters.
Miss Carole Ann Williams, of
RPI spent the week end with
her parents, Mn. and Mrs. Ray
Williams.
With Parents
7 Miss Ada Anderson and Miss
Jane White. of Richmond. spent
the week end with their parents,
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W A. Weather
ford and Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmer
Clampett and family. all Of
Richmond. were guests Oh Sun
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-22

west at 1914 East Main Street.
The main feature of the entrance
building is a model of the City
of Richmond as Poe knew it. It
is authentic in all details and
was constructed in 1927 by Miss
Edith Ragland, who is now at
work on its restoration.
The second floor Of the 1914
East Main Street building
houses bachelor or honeymoon
ers apartment which is rented
to tenants by the Foundation.
| The apartment has a bal
cony which overlooks the Poe
Museum Enchanted Garden. p"
This Enchanted Garden is
maintained by a committee Of
the Thomas Jefferson Garden
Club, who are also in charge Of
maintaining the parking 0 t
''for Poe Museum Visitors Only
and the two new doory d
gardens which lead to the newly
renovated Tea House. The main
tenance of the Museum Gardens
has won several citations for the
Thomas Jefferson Garden Club.
The Tea House contains the
Raven Room. where the
Foundations set Of the famous
CARING illustrations of Poe S
best known poem are dramati-
cally displayed on four blood-red
walls. The downstairs portion Of
the Tea House contains a gift
shop where reproductions of
several of the Museums anti
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-22
Mrs. Andrew Stanley Hostess To
Guinea Home Demonstration Club

demonstration agent, Mrs.
Georgia W. Wilkerson. A guest
Of Mrs. M. H. Simmons was
guest Of honor. Refreshments
were served by the hostess. The
group was invited to meet with
Mrs. H. G. Ferguson for the
Christmas party.
Miss Lucille Ferguson. Of
South Boston, was home for the
week end and attended services
A. 4 Guinea Church Sunday morn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-22

GUINEA. Nov. q wv On Mon
day afternoon, Nov l9, Mrs.
Andrew Stanley entertained the
g uine Home Demonstration
Club in her home. The presl-
dent, Mrs. Robert E Garnet.
presided. MIS- J. P. Suatton
had charge Of the devotlons.
Among the business items it
was voted to send $40 to the
Crippled Chlldren's Hospital.
The demonstrate On Candle
Making was given by the home
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-22
ARGENTINA has ignored a I

ARGENTINA has ignored a U.
S. warning Of possible serious
consequences and annulled its
multi-million-dollar oil contracts
with eight American and four
other foreign companies. Presi
dent Arturo lila carried out his
campaign promise and placed
foreign oil production under con
troll of a government agency
He authorized the use Of force
if necessary to take over the
foreign oil operations.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-22
greeting
winter
in style
after ALL.

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was an item marked winter outfit for Mother Then
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-22

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Evening star., 1963-04-18
President to Cite
Mrs. J. B. Hartman

Averell Hartman, now dep
uty Undersecretary Of State.
Among other things, she
founded the Woman's Ma
tional Democratic Club in
1928 and was official hostess
Of the party's 1895 national
convention.
President Woodrow Wilson
named her to the Federal In
dustrial Relations Committee
and later she directed the
Women in Industry Com
mittee of the World War !
Council Of National Defense.
She also was officer in
charge Of the Red Cross
Women's Motor Corps in
France during that war.
These public service activi-