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Bids will be received until 1000 AM, P.S.T., November 20, 1863 for furnishing labor, material and sup plying decor items for State of Alaska ferry, TUSTUMENA. Re quired will be eight different the meplaques, four oil paintings, planter and plantings. Plans and specifications are available from Burhams Design Associates, 977 John Street, Seattle g, Washington or Division of Marine Transporta- ton P. o. Box 1861, Juneau, Alaska.
 R. A. Downing, Commissioner,
 Department of Public Works.
 State of Alaska
 Published Nov. 1, 8, and 18th 1863
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Lone Contemporary oil walnut 3-pe.
suite; double dresser 6 mirror,
door chest, double size cone book
bed s74oO $4,000
Eorly American solid cherry double
dresser g mirror, chest and dou-
bic size panel bed --------- 1890 1890
Kroehlsr Contemporary walnut II"
triple dresser g mirror, double size
panel bed -------------- $4,000 1890
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up his first individual passine
championship, completing 22l
passes in 367 attempts for 6
60.2 percentage. His throw.
Melted 3.145 yards and 81
touchdowns. the last figure 6
new league record. He had only
IA passes intercepted.
Brown won the ball-packine
crown for the sixth time in his
seven years in the league
Many observers thought his
work gave a Cleveland team OF
only average skill the momen-
tum which put it out in front
of the Eastern Division race
during the first half of the sea-
son and kept 1t in contention
until the last weeks Of the
campaign.
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Basketball
Scores

AREA
Catholic Y; 70, wash. a Lee II.
Clemson SO, Virginia So.
GeOrgetown Fr. IOI, Andrews All
EAST
Princeton 80. Rutgers so.
Ohio U. So, 81. Johns, n. Y, 81.
syracuse SO, Cornell 81.
Niagara 55, Buffalo State ~.
COLGATE SO, Rochester IS.
IaSalle 6S. Lehigh 30.
Rhode Island 80, Brandels SO.
Harvard 81, NIT 62.
Boston U. IS. New HAMPSHIRE 72.
Holy Cross %, Massachusetts 20.
Trinity, Cpnn., IS, Coast Guard -
Ursinus 1O2. Franklin a Marshall
BuekneIl %. Scranton 80.
ShtppensburE los, shepherd IS. 4.
Lebanon VALLEY 81, Dickinson 10.
Williams 6S, Union, N. Y. b2.
Northeastern 20, Tufts So.
Rider 81, Lincoln, Pa. S6.
Miami. Fla. e5, San Francisco s..
west Texas State 81, Western Ken,
Morrhead. Ky. IO3. Marshall a.
Virginia Tech 81, GeorEia is.
/, Baltimore Loyola 70. st. Francis,
Tennessee Wesleyan %. Tam. II
Norfolk state %. Virginia State II.
Wba NNo.. ~
western Carolina O5, NewbeFry a.
southern Mississippi -. st. Bernard
Hampden-sydney, 9I' Newport New,
Western Md. 90; TOwson state, "a
Delaware State, 92: Bowie state, f0
MIDWEST
western Mich, 92; Metre Dame, 30
wisconsin. lI6; GonKaEa, II
Okla; state, 81; LOnE Beach ST, &c
Oherlin, So; Western Reserve. az.
WtttenberE, SO; MuskiEum, as,
SOUTHWEST
Texas Tech. 95i Oklahoma, az
southern Methodist, 98; Ga. Tech, IL
GeorEetown XVI, so; Tex. A&I, T5
Z. Tex. State, 81; Arlington ST, So
FAR WEST
Calf. Santa Barbara, 02: Alaska. "a
TOURNAMENTS
Camp Lejeune Christmas
FIRST ROUND
Zion, 81; Pembroke State, 81.
Camp Leieune, 49, Mercer, "a.
Wilmington IN. c., %; st. Michael,
East Carolina, 1OI; Frederick, Is
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OnIyWoodson Repeats
In Final NIL Statistics

Abe WoodSon, the 49ers will
o-the-wisp defensive halfback
was the only one Of eight sta
tistical leaders In the National
Football League to retain his
No. / rank during the season
Just ended. He led in kickoff
returns.
Y. A. little won the passing
crown for the first time in
his IA year NIL career,
and Jim Brown regained his
ball-carrying laurelS with a re-
ord breaking 1886 yards.
Their achievements reflect
Green Bays downfall as West
ern Division champion. Last
year Quarterback Bart Starr
led the paSSers and Fullback
Jim Taylor, both Of Green Bay,
the runners. And Green Bay
won the league championship.
Taylor also lost his scoring
laurels to New York's Don
Chandler, who edged aging Jim
Martin Of Baltimore. the
leagues comeback player of the
year, LOG points TO 104.
Bobby Mitchell of the Red
skins amaSsed the most yard
age on pass receptions, I.436,
but lost his pass catching crown
to Bobby Joe Conrad of st.
Louis, 70 receptions to SO. But
Washington came up with an
other champion in Dick James,
who replaced Pat Studstill of
Detroit in punt returns with a
1874 yard average. Studstill was
injured in a preseason game
and missed the entire season.
The versatile James also was
sixth in kickoff returns.
Yale Larry Of Detroit, one of
the leagues most consistent
punters, regained the crown he
won in 1861 with a 48.9-yard
average. Tommy Davis of San
Francisco edged him last year
by l-l0th of a yard.
Both Title and Bill Wade of
the Bears may read a warning
IN the paSs-interception fig
ures, where Dick Lynch of the
Giants and Roosevelt Taylor of
the Bears tied for the top place
with nine interruptions each.
Lynch was the leader In 1861
with nine, and set q league
record this year by returning
three for touchdowns. Willie
Wood of Green Bay was the
1862 pacemaker. also with nine.
Title led every week during
the l4-game season in chalking
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LEADING SCORERS
LEADING PASSERS

- Fo' 1890 0'N~~' vi
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Final MI Statistics
LEADING RUSHERS

IS. touchdown ~ - w. O- SNP''-Oe
yards in 20 attempts Jimmy Brown v
land vs. Dallas September 90 2 touchdown. -
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~" deep. Steel bIades, micro
blade adjustment. Other extras.
B. Reg. 56.o5 Bench Saw-s"
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c. Reg. 6o.o3 Vacuum with Ae-
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D. Reg. 64.95 Circular Saw.
Cuts tn. 1907 boil, needle
bearings.
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tl40 Attempts)
LEADING PASS RECEIVERS

based
OF interceptions and yards
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ards Lee Roy caffey, Philadelphia New York. Novem'
LEADING PUNTERS
PUNT RETURN LEADERS

Detroit Dallas October 10.
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Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
1880 22nd St.. NV. FE. $4,000
OLDS '62 "F-S5" de luxe station
wagon, excellent transportation,
at substantial savings. Only
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

T, bird. go 9 , hssrddtcp coupe, royal
air, etc. Special, S2,295.
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LEE ID. BUTLER

l12l 2lst ST.. NV. FE. 1924
OLDS. 49, "F-S5" C1ltlass coupe,
beaut. turquoise with white vinyl
sports top, has all extras incl,
T. and h., p.s., and factory air
cond., one-owner car with less
than 5000 miles and shows 1t,
q real buy at only S2.5SS.
''4S-Hour Money-Back Guarantee"
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A AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE
tcoNTTAuED)

BUICK 'oS 2-door Special, auto
msile,. radio. heater, like new.
Sa,305.
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OPEN EVERY Eve. Ill Pm.
Suburban Cadillac-O ldS
1920 Arl. Rd.. Bethesda. OIL. 6-7700
OLDs '6I "9S" Holiday sedan,
fawn, factory air, elec. windows,
excel. cond. S2.395.
Open Weekdays Til 9 PM.
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
1860 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
OLDs 80 Super "es" 4-dr. hdtp.,
blue and white. auto, trans. r.
and h., p.s.. plb,s p. windows. this
ear runs and looks like new, must
see TO appreciate, S1,795.
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OlnStead

1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 7-e5OO
0LDs 1872 "sS" Holiday coupe. air
conditioned, hydramatic, radio,
heater, also power steering and
brakes, attractive 2-tone. S2,9g5.
Lindsay OldS-Cadillac
DARLINGTON SHOPPING Ctr. I"
OV. 3-O350 ALEXANDRIA
OLDs $50, auto. trans. =. and h.,
good End car. RA. 3-S96S ewes.
PLYMOUTH 81 2-dr. hardtop Bel
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
STAFFORD Rambler

RAMBLER AMERICAN '62 Custom
2-dr,, E-stick. trans, air condi-
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actual miles, like new. 81. 1915.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-18
F(lcf

RICE, June Is = The officers
and wives of the Second Bat.
18th Inf, Virginia N Nation a
ard. gave banquet and
dance in honor of the return OF
Col. John Steck who has been
on tour of duty. II was held on
Saturday night at the Presi-
dental Motor Inn, Lynchburg
Joe Berry ard family and Billy
Berry and family. OF Richmond
and Roy Ebro. formerly OF
Cuba, visited in the homes OF
Mrs. Ruth Shepard and Mrs. Ell
va woodward and Miss R e an a
Berry on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beasley and
girls, of Richmond. spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Banton ard girls.
Mrs. Lena Morrissette was a
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Walton, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hamlet
spent last week end visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Henderson
and Mrs. Lucille CmldreSS. Of
Roanoke.
Guests of Mr. ard Mrs w L
Vaughan for the week end were
Mrs. James Mulloy, Bette anC
Bonnie, Miss Dee Williams, anC
Miss Matte Vaughan, of Airing
ton. These guests accompanied
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-18

people and may they have happy
and successful lives.
Mr.. and Mrs James Leslie, of
Richmond. attended commence
ment at Cumberland.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P Stratton
attended funeral services Sun
day afternoon at Rose Funeral
Home in PoWhatan for Mrs.
John Flppen, They also attend
ed the interment in the family
cemetery near Rose Cottage. "
En- route home the STATIONS
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j Albert
jenkins.
Mrs. Charles Womack. Jr.,
was a recent guest of her broth
er, Willie Smith, at the Mcclure
Veterans Hospital. Richmond.
The Rev. Lloyd Judy preached
his last sermon at Centenary
Church. Sunday morning before
leaving on Monday for the an
nual Methodist Conference at
Virginia Beach
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-18

Lam A. Kelley, Of Lynchburg.
and Mrs. Olive Kelley and
granddaughter, Amy Leigh Bass,
Of CreWe.
Guests of their parents are
Mrs. George Banks and Sharon,
of Norfolk. and MIS-. Clyde Tay-
lor. Dougie. Nancy and Billy, of
Fredericksburg
II. n. Hubbard left on Mon
day to attenH the General Con
ference of the Methodist Church
at Virginia Beach,
Mr. and Mis-. Jesse Glenn and
sons, Of Halifax, and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Collins. and family.
Of Falls Church. spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Bailey.
Guests Of Mrs. H. l.. Brad
shaw Saturday night were her
son. ely de Bradshaw, and
daughter, Miss Ann Bradshaw
Of Norfolk
Mrs. j. B. Farley and son.
Russell, Of Roanoke. spent sun
day with their relatives here.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-18

DARLINGTON HGTS. June
u - Dinner guests Saturday of
Mr. and Mrs, T. N. Dillon were
Mr.. and Mrs. f T. Patterson,
Jr. ard boys, Of Newport News.
and Miss Eunice Harris, of
Pamplin.
MIR and Mrs Jimmy Midkiff
and children. Terry and Sherrie
OF Cumberland spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Bailey
The Rev. and Mrs. j. E.
Sh0ckley had dinner Tuesday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Hamlet and Mr. ard Mrs. Bob
Pugh
Mrs. Hugh Bailey and boys
visited her mother, Mrs. JAMIE
Chelnault. at Vera Sunday.
Brett Watson is visiting here
this week.
Mrs Harry Couple and chill
dren and Mrs Hall Driskill went
t Portsmouth Thursday. Mrs
Dl1skill visited Mr., and Mrs.
Marvin Driskill
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morris
and children, Lynn ard Nike. Of
Richmond, were guests of MIR
and Mrs. l.. E. Morris Saturday
night
Mr. and Mrs. w. Seldom Hern-
don, Beverley and Stevie. of
Gordonsyille. visited his sister,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-18
Much Visiting At The Heights

Mrs. Allen Calhoun, and family
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pugh visit
ed Mrs. Harvey Pugh in Vir-
GINA Baptist Hospital Sunday
Mrs. Jim Coleman and girls,
of Richmond, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.
Shorter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin West
and Mr.. and Mrs. Orville West
and family visited Mr.. West s
father over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Bryant
and family spent the week erd
in Richmond.
Miss Barbara Adams anG Miss
Mildred Hamlet were among
the graduates at Prince Edward
Academy Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Pugh
are the proud parents Of a baby
girl.
The primary department of
Spring Greek Church viii have
charge Of the Fathers Day pro
gram Sunday
Mrs. Margaret Watson, Mrs.
Leslie Hamilton ard Miss Bessie
Singleton attended the gradua-
ton exercises at East Carolina
College. Brett Watson was
among the graduates.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-18

Mr.. Vaughan to the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Farrar
where the family was celebrat-
ing the birthday OF Mrs. Southall
Farrar
Miss Mabel Vaughan returned
to Arlington with Miss
Vaughan and Miss Williams.
Marie and Blair Garrett left
for the Young Peoples Confer
ence Of Apponattox Presbytery
at HampdenSyd on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Henderson
and son. Barrye, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Hamlet. and Mrs. Lucille
Childress visite d Natural
Bridge. Jackson's Home. ard
other places of interest in Lex
lngtOn On Sunday.
Misses Evelyn Smith and Ma
RE Garnet had supper WI n
Miss Beverly Bass, Sunday.
Visitors to see Mrs NJ S
Kelley. in the home of Mrs. w.
D. Mason. last week were her
son and wife. Mr. and Mrs Will
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-18
Roanokers Spend Week End At
Country Home little Mortified"

of the Charles Womack. Jr..
family. Of "Woodyille. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Stratton
We're Thursday guests Of Mr..
and MIS- Edward Meinhard, Of
near Farmville.
Miss Nancy Hazlegrove left
Monday u attend the Ar Club
meeting this week at Holiday
Lake
The Vernon O'Berry family, OF
Petersburg. were recent callers
at Mrs. John Holman's home.
A large number from here at
tended commencement exercises
at Cumberland High School on
Wednesday evening when j D G
and Alien HaZlegr0ve and the
Misses Vena Names and Viz
ginia Noblin received diplomas.
Congratulations to these young
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-18

GUINEA, June 10 - Mr.. and
Mrs. W. P. Hazlegfove. Of Roa-
noke. spent the week end al their
country home, Little North
field" Their guests were their
grandchildren, Richard and Billy
HazlearoVe, also Of Roanoke.
Mr. and Mrs Marshall Crowd
er were guests Of her brother,
Truenan Holman, and family,
Of Lynchburg. Sunday, June 2.
The Frank Gordon family, of
Bedford, are spending the week
" t b hen sister, Mrs. Joe A.
Hazlegrove, and family, Of
Portland " Frank Ferguson was
Sunday luncheon guest i'll the
same home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Smith
and son, Tommy. Of Washing
ton, D. G.. were recent guests
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-05
CoIored News
CoIored News
Second All
Club Formed
In Farmville

A second Al club was or
ganized recently composed of
members from the FarnlVllle
area. Youngsters ranging in age
from 10 TO IS held their first
meeting in the office of the farm
agent on March %.
Before the meeting started a
short talk was given by t h G
agent on What is TO be expected
of a All member and the bcnc
fits ono can Gain from c ub
work.
officers were then elected as
follows president. Elizabeth
jackson. vlce-prcsidcnt, Arm
stead Reid. secretary, Lauretta
Reid: assistant secretary. Ann
Goode. treasurer. Rodnlan Lee.
reporter. Shirley Jackson. and
song leaders, Clinton Lee. An
drew Saunders ard Joan Lee.
The club viii hold its regular
meetings the second Monday of
each month. It's name is the
Evergreen iH Club.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-05

ley, Mac DICKENS. Steve Mann.
Charles Royster. Craig Star. Ola
Mae Blankenship, Dana Easter,
Grace Ann Keer. Shirley Mum
ford, Lucy Walker. John West.
Freshmen: Johnnie Smi h.
Stuart Watkins, jamie Barksdale.
Karen Boyles. Patsy Easter,
Linda Ford Sandra Grizzard,
E m ~ Hardy, Judy Jones,
Carolyn Key. Elizabeth Perdue,
Doris Reames. william Poore,
10 Burnett, Vernelle Guthrie.
Hattie Van, Den Boss. Joyce
Pemble.on, Nancy Pike.
Eighth Grade: Johnny Lee.
Dale Bowles. Kaye Hastings.
Teresa JordoA, Pete Atkinson.
Judith Reid. Tommy Bondurant.
Katherine Alexander. Lynda Da-
Wis, Linda Easter. Mary Frances
Price, Anne Allen. Julie Arnold.
Carolyn Davenport, Carole de-
Kraft, Roger Epperson. Tucker
Joyce. Keith Meyer. Jack And
erSOn.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-05
Pamplin
r. F. d. No. 2

April 4-Mr and Mrs. Law
renee Southall. Mr. and Mrs
George Womack and Henry Ed
ward were Sunday visitors of
Mrs. Norman Southall in Rich
mond
Many from this community at
tended funeral services Thurs
day for Hunter R. Baldwin. We
wish TO extend our sympathy to
his family.
Miss Donna Higginbotham mos
tored to Richmond Thursday for
orientation at Grace Hospital
She was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. H. E CarWile. il,
and her grandparents, the Rev
and Mrs. r. P WEIGH.
Quilting Party
Mrs. w. A CarWlle entertain
ed at her home Thursday with
an old fashioned quilting party
Those attending were Mrs. w
E johnson and Mrs. S al ~
Johnson, of Farmville. Mrs. Dill
lard Baker, Mrs. Ruth jenkins.
Mrs. Lottie jenkins. Mrs. James
Woodbridge. and Mrs Harvey, Of
Evergreen. Mesdames H. E
Carwile. Sr.. R. E Booker. Cal
yin Rosser, R T. ScruggS. j. 7.
Baker and w. w. Booker. OF the
route.
The Newton Cmmnghams, of
Blackstone. visited his parents.
MIR and Mrs. Hugh Cunning
ham. during the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Carwilc
were Sunday guests Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Lewis Carwile and
family, at Madisonville
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Cunning
ham are both at home after a
short stay in the hospital Mrs.
Cunningham was there for mi
nor surgery and Mr.. Cunning
ham for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dlckerson
and Mrs. Rixey Southal attend
ed the funeral for Noel Sours.
at Trinity Memorial Gardens.
near Farmvllle. Monday.
William Rosser visited his
brother. Charles Rosser, and
family in Farmville, Saturday
and sunday Mr., and Mrs,
Charles Rosser and Vicky and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fulcher
were supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs Calvin Rosser Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Carwile visited
Mr., and Mrs. Glenn Dean and
boys Friday night
Best Talent
Miss Carol Ann CarWile was
first place winner of the talent
contest at Abilene Community
Center Friday night. Carol Ann
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Carwile.
Mr. and Mrs. CALVIN RoSscr
visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W.. Swan. Of Bucking-
ham county
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-05
Debating Team Goes
To Patrick-Henry
Thursday, April 4

AMELIA. April Dudley
Houser, Wallace Wainwright,
Mac D k n S and Valentine
Southall, Jr., the debate team
from Amelia High School, went
to Blackstone on March %. Their
subject was Should Congress
pass an Amendment Guarantee
ing to Women Equal Job OPP
pcrtunities and Wages on
Nationwide BasiS?"
This team will go to Patrick
Henry High School on April 4
to debate on Should the U. S.
Promote a Common Market for
the Western Hemisphere"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-05

pressure The town now has
two modern trucks: one pumper
and one brush.
Under the leadership Of Chief
G. w Pace, a veteran f il e
figh' er. the town of Burkeville
has a fire department second
to none according to population.
The businessmen in Burkeville
have recently presented the de-
partment with new coats and
helmets.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-05

Burkeville's fire department
not only serves the town but
also comes to the assistance of
the county fire wardens. They
are well equipped for fighting
rural fires, with five gallon back
packs.
Due to the efficiency Of these
men. the town has been placed
in third class by the Virginia
Insurance Rating Bureau.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-05

Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Welch
and family were Sunday guests
of the j. T. Bakers.
Mrs. j. T. Baker, Mrs. R. E.
Booker and Mrs. Robert Ma
loney are visiting in Richmond
Edna Carwile spent Sunday
with Laura Mae Slayton.
Mr. and Mrs. H E. Carwlle
Jr, and sons, visited his grand
/ parents, the H Aubrey GilLams
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gillian
Carolyn, Sue and Chris. were
week end guests of his parents
MI and Mrs Clyde Gillian.
The Rev. and Mrs. r. P
Welch and Donna were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Banks
dale. Of brakes Branch.
Donna Higglnbotham was ar
overnight guest of her uncle anC
family, the Gene Welches, al
PheniX.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-05
Burkevile Has New
Fire Equipment
BY Betty j. Dix

BURKEVILLE. April
When the Burkevllle Volun Ger
Fire Department was organized
many years ago, their equip
ment consisted c. a two wheel
man-pulled cart. with a reel and
hose that worked only on plug
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-05
Honor Roll At AIS

AMELIA, April Honor
Roll at Amelia High. Seniors
Tommy Cook, Jimmy Warren
Mary Brandon. Marcy Brunette
M rllyn Merchant, Beverly
Noble, Judy Whitaker. Jane Win
free. Patricia Reames. Billy
Boyer. Charles Hall.
Juniors: Laura Lee Stengel
Russell Meyer, Johnnie Watkins
Johnny Roberts Ben Marshall
Tom Pollard, Milton Reid SUI
san Arri0 gton. Priscilla Farm
er, Ruth Griles. Margaret Law
son, Nancy Scott. Peggy White
SopAomores. Karen Arnold
Patsy Boll;neer. Jean Chimney,
Rita Handy. Sharon Little, Ann
Marie Reames. Peggy Town
send, Sandra Wilburn, John Boil
linger Sandy Lush, Dale Tins
, 1963-07-26

lie DOuu INSIOhW VI - E-LaA
purpose Of examining and Registering ap9 Ians@ qualified electors voters in con FRANKIE e. !"
rnve with Title 49, Sections to So ud ed the Virgin Islands Code Enrolment of ,ro
ahed electors wna also. take place atH the same imem accordance with Title 49, Chapter ]. CAT
Sections 81 to 13 inclusive othe Election Code Filmed mEg
Monday July 49, 1868 $50 pint 7o pm Chrsdanaed High School George sanders "a
Monday July % 1858 $50 pm to 7N pm Claude o. Mmkoe School 4 Eric P Gilman N W
Wednesday, July 81 1868 SOC pm to 700 pm Est cahrnesR Rest An a%nnHen
Wednesday, July 81, 1868 ZOO pm to 800 pm Frdrksed Fort SUNDAY & MoNDA
Thursday Aug L1963 500 pm to 700 pm. Est Lower Love United artists
Thursday Aug l. 1858 500 pm. to 700 m La Vale School House u col
Monday Aug 5 1853 $50 pm to 73o IN. Cnshansed Hn School Fmdm Iayn
Monday Aug 5 1858 $50 pm to z3o m Est Grove Place Ed Fuy chmhn
Wednesday, Aug, T. 1868 500 pm. to 700 pm ELIAS Retreat mm fantastic Ma
Wednesday, Aug. 1903 700 pm to 900 I'M FrednkadF Fort flaming love I'll
Thursday Aug g. 1903 500 pm. to 700 pm FednEshdF Fort ------
Thursday Aug g. 1858 500 pm to zoo m Annals Hope ms School
Monday Aug, L. 1868 $50 pm to 7o IN chrsaned High School NoD
Monday Aug H. 1868 $50 pm to zN pm Estate Wm Hma Pep"
Wednesday, Aug, H. 1868 500 pm. to 200 pm EdsSnn Farm WEDNESDAY
Wednesday, Aug, a. 193 500 m to 700 IN CAmdeo Mahe School nA hs aa
Thursday Aug 15 1903 500 m to ZOO pm chrsuansedF Fort THE MAIN AmF
Thursday Aug 49, 1903 200 pm to 900 pm. Fredrks@dF Fort nh.
Monday Aug. 49, 1858 $50 pm to 78o I'M chrshanse High School Nancy KMl Pat
Monday Aug 49, 1868 $50 pm to 7N. pm Est Lower Love John L Nj
Wednesday Aug 1868 800 pm to 700 pm Estate Diamonds Ruby Mn me
Wednesday Aug 1863 700 pm to 900 pm Frdrhahd Fort ~ - rSprs
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Monday Aus, 8 1868 $50 pm to 7o pm Chshanaed High School
Monday Aug, 8 1868 $50 pm to zN m Est Campo Rico -
Wednesday, Aug, 49, 1868 500 pm to 700 pm Richmond Furnished H
Wednesday, Aug 49, 1868 700 pm to 900 pm FrMksnd Fort G0dV View, Walk
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Thursday Sept S. 1858 500 pm to ZOO IN Est over Love Gd Bmg
Thursday Sept S. 1868 500 pm to ZOO I'm Est Profit *sX See PEELsm
THURSDAY, Sept - 1868 500 pm. to 700 pm Wmn Estate o. me General
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Thursday Sept 49, 1868 500 IN to 700 pm CmHdmed High School 49, cvr4,p
Friday, Sept 90 1868 ZOO n. to 900 pm Fredmaed Fort will be- Closed Il
Friday Sept 90 1868 ZOO pm to 100 pm ChBhaaed Fort nI Dgmmngs gu
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