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340-acre dairy farm. 40-stanehion
washinston-type barn. Lge' dry
barn, loafing barn, 2 silos, corn
cribs. lge. machinery shed,
houses. Bldgs. In excel. cond
100 acres of river bottom, as
acres Alfalfa. 40 miles NV. a
washington. Good financing.
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HAPPY ACRES

800 acres OF rolling green
fields, with over q mile OF
river frontaEe, located south
OF Warrenton. Va. Only an
hours drive from D, G, Main
house and tenant house,
both completely remodeled,
and in llke-new condition.
Is acres Of alfalfa. and other
crops included In the price
Of S7b. 700. For an appolnt-
ment 70 inspect, call
COLONY REALTY
273-70O5
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CHARLES H. JAMISON

PooLEsvILLE. MD.
WI. S-9223 Or 30l-DI. e-3282
COLONIAL HOME. partially re-
stored, unexeelled view - 4O-A,
Good tenant In sep. house, state
road frontage, Pomfret, Nd. S35.-
County SERVICES
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WAREHOUSES; WANTED
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

ALEX.-22x25, I5.ft. ceiling, ma
sonry bldg. overhead door, reg.
door, all utils, 1920 Duke st.. KI.
9-l277.
900 So. It., brick prime
space. nr. wtrfrt., 2 offices. heat.
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300 wilson Place, FREDERICK, Nd.
PR; GEO. CO., MD.-6h acres on
Allentown rd, Gas, elec., water,
Level bldg. site. Fine for invest
ment, New homes nearby,
MARSHALL RoYsToN REALTY
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FREDERICK COUNTY
l06-ACRE dairy farm, large loafing
shed ana milking ,parlor. silo and
heat and bath, long road frontage,
miles from Route 24O and
Frederick. S5J, 900,
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

ADELPHI, NV, cor. Riggs I'd. at
Univ, blvd. l69.500 So. IT. C-l.
81 IT. Tenants, investors TO de-
velop stores, Agt., HE. 4-02l0,
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CALVERT COUNTY, ND.

PATUXENT RIVER 20 acre
l,0O0-ft. frontage on river an
cove. 3 houses now rented.
piers. Outstanding for develop
ment as marina. waterfront traile
park, restaurant. Can be easil!
financed.
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W III y ENKIIhLI TlKJ n u
New. quicker "oUTDE" service,
,ss.. s.s.. W, .hss ., y,0S.a ycg wapl rOS r.. .t
Y va wEsTs. Brokers. oen. oies
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,IS5 ACREs-i00x500 Eoned CO,
room. s-bath house, rented for
$3.50 per month, Also masonry
shop building, 20x36. Well suited
for anything not requiring walk
In trade. Priced for immediate
sale at 81 per foot ROBERT 2.
LOHR, INC. REALTOR, HE. T.
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FARMS

HUGHEsvILLE.. MD. farmette. i Va
rd. frontaSe: $4,000. Prompt &C.
tion required.
nv COUNTY SERVICES
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NEAR soLoMoNs- bedrooms
deck. built in is5s; level lot over
looking Ice. lake and Ches Bay
Ideal for retirement or summe
use. $4,000, terms.
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L. A. ABERCROMBIE
Diamond 9-353l

RANDALL H. HAGNER d CO.
1871 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-360O
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WATERFRONT ACREAGE

BAY FRoNT-Ar
unusual opportunity. 6-bedroor
cottage and new modern l-beo
rm. cottage with z lots In auto
Bay community. Use one and en-
Joy excellent rental income fTor
large cottage All for $4,000
which includes furnishings,
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B. Waters & Associates


AREA
small acfeass fronting hwS. Fuily
modern brick dwl LivlnN room
iax2O, fireplace In family room,
, bedrooms, bath and half.baih
with shower. appliances. Modtf.
fEkk6w mat RsTATE AoENcY
Remington, Va, fJp.3527
WEcT,C pFAT. EcTATE
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SMALL OFFSET SHOP

Est. business. S1.s50. Call AID.
-2-4240. HE. 4-750s ewes, wkends.
SNACK BAR, me-. Nd, we'll equip,
Low rent, good bus. $4,000. terms.
GIBRALTAR CO. DI. 7-650O
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WE NEED

Immediately, for waiting
clients, apartment sites.
large or small. in D. c. or
Montg. County. Call Mr..
Martin.
BOSS AND PHELPS. INC.
Ma. $4,000 Res. OIL. 4-6s20
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APAhTMENT GROUND
ZOMEn ID 10
HOMEOWNER RLTY.

Absolutely prime, approx. 10000
50. IT. Best HyAttsville Hills area.
on buSline, Call Mr.. Kesby, WA. Z.
RR1y Itil a n m
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13

Friends regret to hear that
Mr. and Mrs. E. Steward lost
their home by fire and every
thing they had was destroyed.
The community is asked to re-
member them in their need.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13

Jackson, is pastor. Mrs. Nc
Bridia, reporter.
On April Z, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Taylor were happy to
have their son, Robert Tay-
lor and wife visit them. Other
visitors in the Taylor home
were: Mr.. High Taylor, Mr..
Luther Brown, Mrs. Josephine
Wilson.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13

Funeral services were held
Saturday, April 6, for Mr.. Lu-
ther l.. Garrison, at Sweet
Rest Church of Christ Holi-
ness, Elder j. T. Hill, pastor
The deceased was a Christian
citizen, loved and respected by
people of both races. He is
survived by eight daughters:
Mesdames M. Thomas, Addie
Jenkins, Dora Johnson, Alma
Jones, all of Jackson; Ethel
Rivers, Cora McLaurin, Julia
Lee Curry and a son, Mr.. Da-
vid Garrison, Detroit, Michi-
gan; one brother, Mr.. Essie
Scott, East st. Louis, other
relatives and friends.
Active Pallbearers were:
Luster Osborne, Anglon Dill
Ion, Samuel Bibbs, Frank
Johnson, James Jackson and
Ulrich Frazier. Honorary
Pallbearers: Adalphus Dixon,
Andrew Johnson, Carl Hop
son, E. D. jenkins, Elijah
Johnson, Mack Jenkins, Sr.,
Robert McLaurin, Stacy Ter
rell.
The family is indeed CRATE
full for all sympathy and kind
ness shown during this hour
of sorrow.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13

Still on the sick list, Mrs.
TAYLOR wiShe sail to know that
she enjoyed and appreciated
the songs and PRAYERS on
April 5.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13

Mrs. Leonia Terrell and Mrs.
Pearlie Louie left for Chicago
recently to visit Mrs. Louie's
daughter, Mrs. Mary Louie.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13
Pearson News


Sunday School opened al
Mt. Elem M. B. Church at the
usual hour with Supt. Will
Shoto in charge and all teach.
ers present. The school was
pleased to welcome and to lis
ten to timely remarks by the
following three visitors: Mr.
and Mrs. Jefferson and Mrs
Rosie Holman, all of Jackson
Total offering was $500.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13

Sunday, the Willing Work
ers No. 18 met at IL: Noon
with Mr.. Rogers Shoto in
charge. An interesting meet
ing was held. Mr.. Shoto,
President, Mrs. Millie Wallace,
Sec, Mrs. Sarah Phillips, Fin.
Sec, Mr.. Thomas Lee Shoto,
Chaplain.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13

Friends of the community
are sorry TO hear of the death
of Mr.. ISiaas Jones Who died
this past Sunday. At this
writing funeral arrangements
are incomplete. Mr.. Jones
was the Son-in-law of Mr.. Carl
Hcpson, Route 6, Jackson.
Sunday School was opened
at Oak Grove Baptist Church
at the usual hour, with Supt
s Holmes in charge. The les
son was reviewed by Rev
Jcnes. At IL. Noon the WINS
mt with Mrs. Dessiree Hol-
res, President, in charge. The
soul-stirring sermon was de
livered by Rev. Jones, on the
subject, Tell The Truth Anc
Do What You Say. Money
raised for the day was S17.87
The Bible Class will meet
in the home of Mrs. Reed or
Friday night, April IL. AL
are invited.
On Sunday, April IA, ar
Easter Program will be rem
dered at the Oak Grove M. B
Church, sponsored by the Mis-
sionary Sisters. The public i.
invited. Rev. B. d. Davis OF
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APIS. FURRlsHED-MD.

BELTsyILLE-2 bedrms.. liv. rm..
kit, bath. Basement apt. Phone
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PRESS REALTY CORP.

FOxHALL ROAD AREA = Stately
brick Colonial IN prestige loca-
ton. Fully air cond. with 4
bedrma., az baths, plus servants
quarters and bath. Beautiful A
acre wooded lot. A, Q. GARDINER
a CO. INC. CALL Mr., CLARK,
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MT. PLEASANT ST.. near park
Detached Q bedrms.. Q baths. 2
liv. rms, library. din, rm., > mar
BILE fireplaces, butler pantry, large
kitchen, large garden suitable
large family, diplomat nonprof-
sional or guesthouse. or fami-
BY appolntment. RE. 7-770e.
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WOOD ACRES

White brick Colonial, 3 bedrmA., 4
baths, den and powder rm., mod
srn Kitchen, full hsmt., rec. rm..
bnllt-in garage, COW. 10 schools,
Ahopping, transp. Immed, occur.
Ewes, Mrs. MaeAuley. OIL. 2-6Oa3.
w. c. q A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
REALTORS EN-. 2-44s4
2a1A 9Th 81, N.W.--LQe. newly
dec. b-bedrm. home with lge. living
rm. and dining rm., fun bsmt.,
lge. garage and rear yard. Close
H.. Off Conn. ave. $3.50 mo. pluA
utils. Call AID. 2-4IO0. M, PAUL
HANNAH, 1913 18th st. NV,
ait n. WILLIAMSBURG DRIVE
81. spg. oPEN-S12B mo-, 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler. pinecrest and 81,
Bernadette Schools.
REALTY CO. a4A-OBa2
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WI n HI' NV M N-FNIN
1920 10th ST. NV.
.BEDRM. APTs.-Bright spacious
rooms. Excel transp. Come see Us.
Gee !, lobby desk w s.ds am; 70
3701 18th ST. NV.
Effios. and l-bedrm. apt. Avail. linz
med Lge rooms In weil-kept
building. See jAnitOr.
CHARLES p. TRIBBY REAL
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AREA 18th AND

Bureau of Standards
Air Conditioned Town House
FOR THE PERFEcTIoNIsT.
This brick house built IN
1854 Is in better-than-new
condition. THERE ARE 2
LARGE BEDRMs. and 9
BATHS, fulIy equipped
kitchen, separate dining
room, powder rm., rnahog-
any paneled base emit.
walled garden and an ex-
ceptional brick garage. To
be shown BY appt. only.
Please call Mrs. Thurman,
ewes 3R3-AT0k
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l4Jn ana CllIUOn SLS. NV.
CLIFTON TERRACE
OPEN
OCCUPANCY
Large Modern Apt. Bldgs.
Elevator and Switchboard
Beaut. Q bedrms., liV. rm., kit. and
bath, receipt. hall. walk-in closets.
Also 1-bed. apis. available.
See RESIDENT MANAGER
1912 CLIFTON ST. NV.
1923 NEWTON sT. N.w.-Effi-
cheney apis. Newly intesrated build
ing. Redecorated. on bus line.
Janitor service. In . well.kept
building. ]. EDWARD FOWLER
a. SON, 1919 Eye st. NV, Ma.
S-3679.
t23I EADs ST. NE bedrms.,
liv. rm.. dinette, kit. bath, all
utilities. LU. 4-6310.
10th AND @ ST. NV. 2 rms, pvt,
bath. plenty vent. and closet
Reas. DI. 7-4S00.
1400 18th ST. Sc.
3 rms. and bath, newly decorated,
excel. loo, $3.50, incl. heat and
hot water. See tanitor or call 10.
s-9500.
1893 SPRING RD. NV, No. 202.
near 14th and Park I'd. NV. -
colored. rms, dinette, kit. and
only 500 so mo, Call Mr.. NEu-
1914 s ST. Sc, Apt. 1O4 =. 2
rooms. kit, dinette, bath. laundry
S SSg ,s ssfs sRS e Ssl S Hs NR RSl
MANN. Ma. $4,000.
ne ~ ~ EUcLID ST ST NY. ,Lss.d'
1879 SWAMI ST, near new Hilton
modelled available April i5J into
3 liv. rm. bedrm,, kitchen, bath.
air-cond. apis. Furnished II de-
sired. BY appointment RE. 7-7766.
a1s A ST. Sc.
Capitol Hill area, completely re-
dec, apt, 2 rms. dinette, kit.
and bath. 500 per mo. See mgr
1877 r. ST. NV.
lovely Ice. efficiency apt. rm.,
dinette, kit. and bath. All utils.
iurn. $40 per mo. See mgr,
NV 1901 27th ST. Sc,
APT Ssth 2Os uE En' ,S Slns'ts Es i psa
eo4 5eth sT RE
2 rms. dinette,. kit. apd bath, all
utilS, iurn., $50 per mo. See mgr,
nv 1881 QUE ST. Sc.
Apt. /. 2 rms, dinette. kit. and
and bath. new floors and paint
throughout. $50 per mo. Key apt.
1890 NICHOLSON ST. NV.
Apt. J07, 2 rms. dinette. kit. and
bath. $50 Per mo- See ianitor
A. g. oSRpiNER a CO., INC.
1893 18th 81. NV. FE. 10000
1929 s,a., fIst gL' s,ps,, AT. o.. So rm,
sssh' Mr. sRd s hi ssshS i Ra. 1898
1920 isth ST. NV, =
tAker, basement apartment,
WASH. HOUSING CORP.
a1i II 81. NV MA. SASS
1920 10th ST. NV.
i.BEDRM. APTs.-Bright spacious
rooms, Excel transp. Come see US.
See lobby desk wkdays, y am. 70
4 o pm. Sat. and Sun, 0 70 pm.
3701 18th ST NV
Effios. and 1-bedrm. apt. Avail. Inn
| med, Lge rooms In weil-kept
building. see lanitor
| CHARLES " TRIBBY REAL
ESTATE, INC,
1890 18th 81. NV. no. 2.6Gls
18th RHODE ISLAND AVE. Ne
2 rms, kit. and bath, $40 per mo.
Colored, b2p.7s0b,
Iiss it,I Ii'h ~. y. Y, NTs,2
decorated. SIS, SEE JANTToR.
EDMUND NJ O'BULLfVAN
1901 Eye ~. NV. MA. s.fs4s
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HOLLEY REALTY

FALLS CHURCH. brick Cape Cod
bedrms., 2 baths, rec. rm., ga
rage, wonderful storage and closet
RuAce On 2h aeres 5000.
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HOUSES URFuRR. 10 RENT

Aide, VA.-Loyely country home
10 min. from Dulles Airport with
5 bedrms. and 2 baths. mod. with
beaut. grounds. Hunting and fish
Ing. B stocked ponds. truly an ideal
home for luxurious living and re-
taxation. S225.
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1890 NICHOLSON ST. NV.
Apt J07, 2 rms. dinette. kit. and
bath, $40 per mo, See ianitor
In bsmt. for key.
A. q. GARDINER a CO, INC.
] 1873 18th 81. NV. FE. 10000
1879 2Ist PL. Sc, Apt. ga rms !.
heat and hot water incl. ssS 50.
Cal MR.. NEUMANN, MA, $4,000.
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
THE IOLISSAINT


Only $3.50 down. 900 Prout st.
brick. large gar, 2 air conds., full
bsmt, fenced yard, Si1,b00I
PAUL MUDD, LII. 4-43s2 or 10.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

MAN TO SHARE w/small family
or 2 men, small house on / 0 acres,
recreation area, animals per-
mitted, Garden, fruit trees, stream.
~ mi. from Fall Church, off
Rte. z. Box 346-L Star.
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PALMER PARK, ND. = a.bedrm.
rambler. stove, refgr.,, fen. lot, opt.
TO buy, Vac, move right In, &l1OI
mo. OWNER, Du, 10000.
POTOMAC, MD, $500 River I'd
Ideal for professional man or large
family. 6-bedrm.. . Y -bath, mod
ernized home on 4 acres, close tol
new shopping center, bus At front
door. Avail. April ~ JMh MORAN
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ARLINGTON. NORTH, Colonial, 3
bedrm., "a baths, family rm. off
kit. completely redee. cow. TO
everything. Sl40.
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rd,@ssmidst. brf., bsdrf,s..
i baths, iiv, fm.. din. rm.' VI.
Air cond, gas heat, Anchor fenced.
SllB mo, FREDERICK A. BLU
MER CO., 6i7 Pa. ave. Sc, III.
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FALLS CHURCH. bedrm., End
floor, adults, centrally located.
$50. 549-06S5.
NnW nENTIArC
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FIRST TIME
OPEN SUNDAY. Q TIL 9
1851 9th ST. NV.

Fine modern semidetached brick.
Very cow. loe.. bedrms.. LIST
II. powder rm., carpeting. extra
special recreation rm., screened
rear porch. 4 air-cond. units. Lots
OF extras. Fenced yard. just off
Qeorgia and Alaska ayes. at Md
d. c, line.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-08
Club Calendar

Woman's Club - Wednesday
Nov. 10, $50 pm. Banquet, Ho.
tel Wevanoke. For reservations
call Mrs. w. E. Carson. Mrs
Carey R. Noblin or Mrs. j. E
Glenn. Friday. Nov. %, after
noon and evening, annual bene-
fit card party at the club house
Presbyterian = Monday. Nov
II, 8 pm. Circle with Mrs.
Bruce Spencer; circle 5 with
Mrs. Joseph Blanton, co-hostess,
Mrs. K. l.. Wilkerson: circle
with Mrs. Isaac Yeats; circle
at the church with Mrs. Edith
Hickman as hostess. Tuesday
Nov II, 10 am. Circle with
Mrs. R. B Wilson; circle 2 with
Mrs. John Cox. co-hostess, Mrs.
Richard Cralle:: circle 3 with
MIS-. c. F.. Wilson.
Methodist - Monday. Nov II.
WSCS, 7:45 pm. at the church.
Circles 6 through 10 will meet
directly after the general meet
ing. Tuesday, Nov. u, 10 am.
Circle / with the Misses Hirer
circle 2 with Mrs. C. F.. Moring
circle 3 with Mrs, S. A. Martin.
NiInwO0d HID Club - Tuesday
Nov II, 8 pm. with Mrs. L. D.
Whitaker, Jr.
Appomattox p. f. Church =
Thursday, Nov. IA, pm. VOC
with Mrs Raleigh Hubbard.
Prince Edward 4-H Count
Council - Saturday, Nov. 8, 10
a m. at the court house.
Junior Woman's Club - Tues
day. Nov. y. 8 pm at the club
house
Modern Wo0dmen of America
Tuesday, Nov. Y. 8 pm. at
the center.
Episcopal Monday, Nov. II.
$50 pm. voc, group at the
parish house. Mrs. Jack Adams
will report on annual meeting
held il Norfolk. pm, group 2,
at the parish house. group
with Mrs. Maurice Large. Nov
u, 10 am. group 4 at a place
to be announced later.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-08
Recent Bride Is
Entertained

Several social events have
been given recently in honor Of
Mrs. Eugene Eike, a re t
bride, and daughter of Mrs. E..
c. Andrews. Of Rice.
Mrs. John Frank and Mrs
Walter Addleman entertained ap-
proximately 20 guests in the for
mer's home at Rice at mis-
ce,laneouS shower. A color
scheme Of green and white was
used in decorations and refresh
ments and the bride received
many nice gifts.
A luncheon was given in the
LongWood College tearoom in
Mrs. Fixes honor with M S.
jamie Jones and Mrs. onnie
Stills as hostesses.
On Saturday night Mrs. Carla
Keys, of johnson City. Tenn.
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Exc
at a small dinner in her apart
.nent, here.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-08
~ !
/eraonat
Mention

Mrs. Joseph T Trotter re-
turned home last Saturday after
a visit with her brother and sis
ter-in-law. DR.. and Mrs. j. B.
Massey. in Norfolk.
Miss Nancy Lee Webster. of
Westhampton College, is the ex
pected guest of her mother. Mrs.
E. G.. Webster. for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Gilmer
were at Eastern Kentucky Col
lege for Homecoming last week
end and visited their son. Bobby.
a freshman at the Richmond,
Ky. college
Mrs. w. L. Shockley. of Blue
field. w. Va. is returning home
today Thursday after spending
some time with her daughter,
Mrs. Walter Southall, and visit
ing her son-in-law. who is a pa
tent in Southside Community
Hospital
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas H. Fall
well. Of Virginia Beach, have re-
turned home after spending sew
eral days with Mrs. H. T. Mil
Ter.
Miss Mary Alice Fulton. of
Richmond, was the week end
guest OF her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. A. Fulton.
With their son and daughter
in-law. MIR. and Mrs. Leslie B.
Gillian, in Annandale, for the
week end were Mr.. and Mrs.
B. c. Gillian.
Here from Radford College for
a long week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Waverly r.
Gillian, was Miss Nancy Gail
Gillian.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-08
Engagement OF
Miss Crute To
Mr.. Chaffin Told

Mr.. and Mrs. William Joseph
Crute, of Victoria. announce the
engagement of their daughter.
Dora Elizabeth. to Wilkie Willis
Chaftin. of Norfolk. son of Mr..
and Mrs. W W. Chaffin. of Vic
toria
Miss Crute is a graduate of
Victoria High School and Smith
deal-Massey Business College.
Mr.. Chaffin is graduate of
Victoria High School and Cho-
wan College, Mulfreesboro N.
c.. and is attending Old Do
ninlon College. Norfolk.
The wedding will take place
Nov. % at pm. in the Vic
toria Baptist Church. No invi-
tations will be sent but close
friends and relatives are invited.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-08

the establishment of the rule Of
and finally the arrival in power
his house, the Uzbeth conquests,
Of a new national dynasty, the
SafaWi House. 1t was also
period unique in the history of
art, during which the Persian
S c h o Of Of miniature painting
maintained creative output of
incompatible beauty
Because the Koran forbade
flgural representation. paintings
such as these were not accepted
by theologians. Thus, patronage
did not come from the Church
and images were not the OBJ
jects of devotion, but were Gre
ated to afford visual pleasure
for the princes and wealthy in
dividuals who commissioned
them.
For the most part, the works
represented in Persian Nina
lures were inspired by epics or
romantic poems. and were exc
cuted at the very active atehers
Of Herst and Shiraz.
There are few naturalistic ten
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-08
Nurses Aide Course To Start At
Southside Community Hospital,

Southside Community Hospital
announced this week that a
nurses aide course, des; gned to
supplement care in the hospital,
will be initiated on December 2.
The necessity of such an organ
lied program has been brought
about by the increased utiliza-
ton of hospital services. and the
demand for nursing care has in
creased IN proportion.
Southside Virginia is similar to
other communities in the state
and nation in that we are begin
llng to feel the lack of enough
profess onal nurses to meet the
otal demands. 1t is necessary,
however, to provide ira ned per-
onnel for routine ratient care.
these persons to work under the
direct supervision Of profess
slonal nurse. thereby releasing
he professional nurse for more
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-08
Mrs. Pearson Talks
To Garden Club

Mrs. Roy R. Pearson spoke
on Oriental Arrangements at the
meeting Of the Mary Wilson Gar
den Club at Mrs. J. B. Clover,
Jr's. lat Hampden-Sydney, on
Monday night.
Mrs. R. A. Burrell and Mrs.
T.. A. Skidmore tied for the blue
ribbon on their terrarium ar
rangement, Mrs. c. F. McRae
received the red ribbon, and
Mrs. W. w. Watson and Miss
Betty Overcast tied for the
yellow
The club had a one hundred
per cent attendance at this meet
ing.
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Exhibit OF Chinese Art And
Persian Miniatures And Murals

eight wall paintings executed at
the Chill Sutun Palace in Isfa-
han l6421666).
These works are Of an entire
" Iranian character and repre-
sent a style Of painting which
gave new orientation to the arts,
reaching fruition at the begin
nirg Of the 18th century and pro-
ducing a succession Of master
pieces for the three centuries
covered by the exhibition This
was the period during W hi G h
Persia experienced the cata-
strophic invasion Of Timur and
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complex procedures and respon-
sibilities.
The nine week nurses aide
course will consist of classroom
lee ures, demonstrations, and
nursing bedside procedures I'M
der supervision. The classroom
will be replica of a patients
hospital unit.
Applicants will be selected on
the basis of their pre-examina-
ton results, interview, and re-
spouse from references. The
quail ties required are neat APP
pearance, ability to get along
with others tact, sympathy. pa
tlence, understanding, honesty,
dependability, desire to help
others, good physical and men
tai health.
All applications hould be
made at the Virginia Employ
ment Office. Farmville.
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Persian miniatures, composed
mainly Of reproductions Of works
in the Gulistan Imperial Library,
Teherar, are on display in the
foyer Of Jarman Hall. These are
% Illuminated pages being cir
culated by the American Fedora
ton Of Arts. The pages are from
six manuscripts, the Shahna-
meh Of Baysunqur about l430i.
the Kalila and Dimna (1410-
1920: the Muwaqqa Gulshan
about l48ol55D: the Khamseh
of Jami (l481-152n. the Khmseh
Of Miami tmidl6th century,
and the Jami al-Tavarikh 1886
early 18th century: as we'll as
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-08
First Meeting
With New Officers

The Suburban Unit Of the Hair
dressers and Cosmetology AS
soclation held the first meeting
with its new officers in CreWe
on Monday afternoon. The meet
ing was held in the beauty
shop Of the new president, Chris
tine Carter.
A workshop was conducted by
Frederic Schwenk. Of the Vir-
ginia Hair Fashion committee
following a short business SEES
sion.
Those attending from the
Farmville area were Mrs. Ida
Southall, Mrs. Hazel Shelton and
Mrs. Judy Mabry.
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Open House Will
Celebrate
Tooth Birthday

Open house will be held at the
home Of Nh and Mrs u NJ.
Carter, near Sheppards. Sunday
to celebrate the Tooth birthday
Of Mrs Eva Carter.
The grandfather of Mrs. Car
ter will be hosts for the op q n
house to be held from 2 to !
pm, on Nov 10 at the home
q hsr so".
Friends and relatives are in
Vlted to share in the anniversary
celebration during the afternoon.
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Layne-Pr
Nuptidls Told

The marriage Of Miss Annie
josephine Pressed, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Swell Ross Pres
sci, to Norman Page Layne. son
OF Mrs. Spencer Hatcher Layne.
OF Cullen. and the late Mr..
Layne, took place at IL am,
Oct. %. at the First Baptist
Church, McColl S. C.
The Rev. Claud L. Asbury Of
ficiated.
After a southern wedding trip.
trip, the couple will reside
near Farmville.