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SECRETARY for mechanical con.
tractor. Shorthand REQUIRED. Lo-
cation, Bethesda. Salary based on
ability. Call eb6-3S12, Mr.. TREW.
sECRETARY, Catholic Missionary
Society needs 2 competent secre-
tAries able TO take responsibility
and compose letters. Send resume
and references TO BOX 60-A, star.
0ENn TmAnV AnCn
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NELP WOMEN

SECRETARY, with broad knoWledal
OF general fire and casualty IN.
surance agency operations to man.
age office and assume Responsible.
" for record keeping, Pleasant
Send resume 70 Box 2S0.A. stan SPs"
sECRETARY-The editorial offici
OF an educational ORGANIZATION
near Dupont Circle has an open.
ing for an alert young woman
who Is an excellent typlst, car
take some .dictation and do proof
reading Of genral-interest mate.
rial, Varied duties, 5-day week
nsttrsctiye office; Salary 500 week
SECRETARY---For downtown office,
Must take dictation, Excel. start.
Mg sal. MRS. HOWARD. 02e-
SECRETARY for mechanical con.
tractor. Shorthand REQUIRED. L0-
cation, Bethesda. Salary based on
ability. call 650-3H12, Mr.. TREW
SECRETARY, Catholic Missionary
society needs 2 competent eecre.
tAries able to take responsibility
and compose letters. Send resume
And references to BOX 6D-A, Star.
SECRETARY-ASST.
TO PRESIDENT
Must have demonstrated secretariAl
skill. incl. ability TO write letters
and reports, and to follow up on
.PTsfsr sSs S0-ssu' nO'iOn''
'Please DO not apply II you have
over 10 yrs. Civil Service seniority.
Liberal company benefits,
suburban Maryland location.
Write brief confidential resume TO
ffrrs sln MICRO BiQLooIcAL
ksssSoCIATEs, 4el3 Bethesda ave-,
IN Eausl Opportunity Employer
SECRETARY
Position '.,,;sG open for sxpsr, and in.
iikes chsllen nSIs1 ma va5jst1yo ' AnwnhEioo
eants must possess hieh level Of
initiative and be proficient IN
typing and shorthand. Some travel
necessary. peginning salary S6,4OO
annually. Liberal fringe benefits
and excel. comprehensive major
@ sHtt al ss Sr rage Call 2eS-74o4,
SECRETARY with CHEERFUL attitude
and some bookkeeping experiences.
General knowledge OF real estate
and construction preferred. 9kills
IN shorthand and public relations
necessary. Qne-girl office. TOP eal.
iary 70 right person, start work
Immediately. Located on upper
Wisconsin ave- ample parking.
Se .n Mr. SMITH for appointment.
SECRETARIES = Openings for 2
secretaries with good skills. to
handle general secretarial duties.
INTERNATIONAL headquarters, mems
COLLEGE fraternity Dictaphones. IBM
ing cond. Perm. DOS. with on
portunties for advancement, Start
ina. salary $4,000. plus hospitali-
Eation, major medical Insurance,
other benefits. For Apt. write full
details on background, education,
expert ana refs. to BOX 277-A.
SECRETARY. airi Friday. Local
downtown office Of major COM
pany. Permanent. Salary com.
PUDER. 3s3-s65o.
SECRETARY, Law firm, general Of
flee experience acceptable, Five
DAY week. vacation with pay.
Starting salary "a, 400. Neighbor-
hood 10Th and X NV. ma. 6s2477.
SECRETARY, one-glrl. downtown,
insurance office, full or part time.
shorthand REQ. Ma. S-0eeb.
SECRETARY. must be experienced.
ply Room ii0O. 1911 X Al. NV.
fr0na 2 n ~ "a a u N
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RECEPTIONIST
MANY, MANY MORE
nAV pEPCONNTT.

1343 H 81. NV. DI. 7-6ss6
RECEIPT. .TYPIsT. medical field,
FAILS FAILS Church. ps peers Sood
EMPL., iO4 !. Broad st.. JE. ..
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TELEPHONE OPERATOR
TEMPORARY

STENoS. TYPISTS
washington's oldest temporary help
service needs exper, stenos, diet.
opr, and cleo. typists. Work 2 70
> days wk. In select offices. NE
ewes. Ton. pay, nc. fees, SOS"
I'LL 14th 81. NV. ST. 3-1e72,
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RELP WOMEN
INTERIOR DESIGNER

To take complete charge Of deco.
rating studio and Teiefrals in ige
turn. operation. AID or N5Ib
pref. but not nee. Must have prov.
en sales BACKGROUND, plus ability
70 handle floor display. Excel.
eernings, opport, for advancement
vacation pay, plus other benefits,
complete backercund. All repiiss N
strictest confidence.
INSURANCE CLERK-Fire and al
lled lines. Exper. nee, Typins reg.
smp. w/ss sifnes y; A1I m% %itS
exner. b-day wk., hrs. o 10 5, cali
124.e00e for apt. and interview.
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OFFICE POSITIONS
PAYROLL CLERK

wheaton area. Construction com.
pany experience. Prepare payrolls.
cost summaries. FEDERAL and State
payroll taxes. related accounting
duties. plcassnt ycIking eopdl-
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RESIDENT MANAGER

OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY
Must Be thoroughly experienced in
ell phases OF manaGement. For
new de luxe garden-type apart
nents Of 1875 units In Mont. Co.
Oceup. about Aug, /. Must be
able TO handle renting, collections,
supervision OF help and general
HIsLE. 11Ob Lamberton dr., Silver
Spring.
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HELP WOMEN
lcoNTlNUEDl

Az ANpx, ,Spsr. only. specially
snee IN selling ladies' wearlns
s siGay, . H0;h cuTo, wssk; Excellent
nH LAS ssrsSn' ESMpRel' WAL T igtS
and r streets NV. AD. l.7alo.
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TYPlST
SILVER SPRING AREA

TYPIsT, zen. office worker, fast,
accurate, neat, dietaphone and
IBM Exec. typewriter exper.,
pleasant personality. perm. posi-
ton, work varied, 5-day wk.,
s sTseL T Ssne aitsad Macarthur blvd
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WOMEN
SIS WEEK SALARY
25-45
HELP DOMESTIC

AgLE p0MEsTIcs for D. g, ana
New YORK, No money needed. Jos
waiting. BrlnG . friend. QUALITY,
oIo M II, ave, NV.
NJ; I s'SEsr Sr.l W. n cIR fEgs:
COOK, umW-Live-in. Bethesd1'
.l :fseI Gs:s ): si .ap.r SSs
COOK, .moUsEKkkPEn. 1--we IN.
eSSS%sior,s. s sSShtry hsu.. s'S Ds.I
and time Ell. write Boz S7S.z.
duw--extremely capable, pon-
smoking. drinking, excel, vofkina
eonde. local refs, 10 70 4, DAYS,
10 hr. when trained. Boz iib.A
nOUsEKEKFER WANTED Heht
after ) I pm. ADJ i.siSs, N. oeu
LfVE.fN MOUsKKEEPER Tor young.
grovine fqmily. SEP. aif.cond.
sS,,..ir'Isipi r sIs;.dsss7 .sosst. o'.l refs
pean woman. Inv. and chiid
care, salary open, ref res Air
urban Hd,' area ,OS Oh. S.Ssss. y 'u0-
::IS;! ~ II a. Y; ;s. |" Il
WANTED, companion ioF elderly
sSsk. for 1000 home IL country
Boz asa, star.
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FYPisT. dENERHL OFFICE
WORKER, 5 days. Dntn. air-
eond. office. Interesting position
open. Phone 81. $1,000.
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HILLCREST

ONE OF THE LAST OOWGGER
HOUSES IN WASHINGTON
Highly desirable area. 8 bedrooms.
Dignified In all It's beauty.
Call Mrs. Dixon, Pc. $1,000
JAMES l.. DIXON a. CO., Realtors
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CONGRESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1,bedrm. brick 9 m d et., separate
din. rm., finished rec. rm., near
SCHOOLS Churches, shopping, 800.
MuNDELL Really, INC. 80.
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Suburban

LIST WITH US FOR ACTION
BETHESDA, overlooking Bethesda
S S.iSs iers c level io Os ss5S own Az
Err. dr.: Out Bradley blvd. TO Sew
en-. Locks I'd, left to Glennon and
left TO 1879.
n UTWlElnA an TTVN1
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SPRING LAKE

Two bedrm., twO-bath town house IN
Bethesda's finest apt. development
Front patio and rear balcony over.
looking lake and handicapped grounds
Air conditioned, dishwasher and ais.
posal. Rent $3.50 including ali utili.
ties. Enjoy q home without mainten.
ance.
DIR: Out Old Georgetown I'd. to De.
mocracy blvd. and turn left. Open
daily 10 70 500 or call 365-T500.
e7s 18th 60 wSAOL CoiN. ANN
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tcoNIiNUEp)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

EFFICIENCY $50
Completely remodeled w/mod. kit,
new tiled bath-shower,. dressing
Quiet, fireproof, elev. bldg, I'M
cinerator, storage rms. laundry
rm. Wired for air cond. Some
ttM5rn; ct $02,6o. See RES. MGR.
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PAUL IR HI and
METZLER, REALTORS

SHEPHERD PARK AREA
Luxury. living in every room of
liv. nm. with fireplace. din. rm. =,
paneled den. mod. kit. screened
patio porch, 3 bedrms.. 2 full
powder .rm.. al beautiful decor.
MtiRRAY rrvrNr IA o.a,nn
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,cONTlNUEDI

ARL., FERN GARDENs-Modern air
cond:. ! bedrm;, Sll7.SO. 2 bedrns:
$3.50 Immediate occup.). Small
pets acceptable. Furnished apt. also
avail, off jeff. Davis hwy. on n.
Scott dr.. Res. mgr. 6e4-4se6, 2s6a
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SPRING VALLEY

Rare opportunity to obtain Q BEAU
titul family home in distinguished
price in the 40s. First-floof ar
rangement provides lovely den, full
bath and additional room suitable
FOL. bedroom or study. Three more
bedrooms and 2 baths on second
floor. Full basement, patio and
eolorful garden. Convenient to
Spring Valley shops, excellent
schools. fast transportation. Ewes,
Mrs. ouandt, OIL. 2-60bS,
W; S G; 4 v A y. MIL, MILLER pEv; CO.
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VACANT ,s;1 S,r;;;EE5DIIE DECORATE

Modern brick, ; bedrms., fun bath.
living rm., dining rm., kitchen, knot.
" pine recreation rm., nice back
yard. Reasonably priced for quick
MURRAY LEVINE IA. s-sIll
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HOUSES UNEuRN. 10 RENT
(coNTlNUEDl

BETHESDA-Split, 4 b dr. o. m 5,
baths. paneled recreation room, cleo
trio kitchen, all appliances, excellen
school, transport atlon, Spet. IS, 1858
$250 mo. Box l2e-C, Star.
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HOUSES WANTED TO REM

AAA-2-bed row, BIS 34th St
s ISL oSio ev.s Ns' IA s'G se:s6 bus Elk
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Po. 2-6151 Ewes. 20. 2-l2l9
ASSUME existing loan Of sli 900 on
this G b ar ming 2-bedrm., alI.bfk,
rambler, close 10 bus, schools and
shopping Just right for young mar.
ried or a retired couple, e4e-266O.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-04
Of Mrs. Ben F. Fox.

of Mrs. Ben F. Fox.
Mrs. j. H. Hammer and daugh
ter. Joan. visited her niece, Mis-.
Sharon Hammer, or Wednesday
at Randolph Macon College
Lynchburg, where she is a stu
dent.
Mrs. E. T. Shotwell, Of South
Boston. visited her sister, Mrs
j. c. Priddy, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lowry
and sons. Wilson and Robert, 81
Hampton, were week end guests
OF her mother, Mrs. w. R. Will
SON Mrs. Lowry and sons re-
manned here this week while
Mr.. Lowry went to South Bos-
ton, where he has accepted a
new position.
The Rev and Mrs. L. P.
Bland, of Kenbridge, visited old
friends here on Sunday morning
Mrs. Kinkle. Of Meherrin. ar
rived Sunday to become Mrs. j.
H. 1ngram's nurse. Mrs. Lily
Hayer, of Crewe. is continuing
as Mrs. Migrants housekeepar
and nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Clements
OF Graham, N. c., were week
end guests Of her parents, MI.
and Mrs. W. E. Mason. Mr.
Clements is taking graduate
work this session at East Caro-
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Asian TO Speak At World
Wide C0n1n1llni0nS Services

BUCKINGHAM, oct. 3 =
Worldwide Communion Sunday
brings the Rev. Denis C. Dut-
ton from the worlds newest ma
ton the Federation of MALAYSIA
to Buckingham on October 6. He
will speak to the CONGREGATIONS
OF the West Buckingham Metho-
dist Charge and to youth fell
loWship group.
DR.. Button a Methodist MN
lister, from Kua-a Lunlpur.
Malaysia, is currently 4 tudent
in the Divinity School of Duke
University He is a graduate Of
Trinity Theological College of
Singapore and of Ohio Wesleyan
University, where he was a Cru
sader Scholar.
He has been a teacher in TIE
Methodist Boys School of Kua-
la Lumpur More recently MI.
Dutton served with distinction as
pastor of the Singapre Wesley
Methodist Church. Highly re-
garded as a pastor and youth
leader, Mr. Dutton brings a
wide experience in Christian
Leadership. NJ m bers and
friends are invited to share in
the dynamic witness that he
shall bring.
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weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Thompson
made a business trip to Rich
mond Monday.
Visit Red Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Gray. of
Clinton. NJ c., were week end
guests Of their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, the Rev. and Mrs. L.
A. Gray. All of them visited
Red Hill and the Patrick Her
ry Boys Plantation on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Berry
and children, Sandra and JIM
my. Of Richmond, visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Newton. Sunday.
Mesdames H. B. Ward and R.
K. Beville visited Mrs. Beville's
brother-in-laW and sister, Mr..
ard Mrs. H. H. Shelton, in Red
Oak on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. hawthorne,
Of Farmville. and Mrs. R. E.
Hawkins and children, Robbie
and Melissa, of Richmond, visit
ed Mrs. Hawkins parents-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. HaW-
kins. Saturday evening.
Mrs. K. Y. Dodson. Mr.. ard
Mrs. w. c. Ward. Jr.. and
daughter, Debra, Mrs. G. 0.
Pettus, Jr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Hammer. Jr.. shopped in Rich
mond on Saturday.
The Rev and Mrs. NJ L. va
pie are instructors this week in
the Training School for Chris
tan Workers at F army VILE
Methodist Church.
Mrs. Floyd Gee is visiting her
brother-in-laW and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Travis Hubbard. in
Lurenbarg, this week.
Miss Margaret Dawson, of
Lynchburg. was a guest on Sum
day evening Of Mrs. rank
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-04

ed to five lbs. four or. when
brought from the hospital last
week.
Mr.. and MIS-. Kenneth Clark
ard little son. Kelvin. Of Farm
vile. spent Sunday with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Hodges.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ander-
son and Ashley. went to Lynch
burg last Saturday and visit
ed Mrs. Anderson's sister, Mrs.
W. Christian Carter. and new
baby at Virginia Baptist Hos
pital
Mr. ard Mrs. David Erwin, Of
Cumberland, spent Sunday aft
ernOon with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. H. Shunlaker.
Herbert Anderson returned
home from Johnston-W Willis Hos
pltal last Wednesday and is re-
cuperating at the home of his
sisters, the Misses Mary and
Louise Anderson He has had
mary visitors to call.
Carlton Boatwright, who is
employed in Richmond, was con-
fined at home here last week
with a severe cold.
Julian Anderson. of Mullins. S.
c., spent the week end with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Anderson.
Mrs Malcolm Hitter, of Char
lottesville. visited her home here
on Monday.
Mrs. Norman Putrey will be
hostess to the Mt. Zion WINS
at her home Tuesday evening,
October 9, at 7.3O.
The Oak Grove Chapel Sunday
S C h 90 held their quarterly
friendship supper last Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Car
ter, of Gladstone, have announc-
ed the arrival of their first child
a girl. Kimberly Dawn, 7 lbs
3 o., September q, at Virginia
B a p { $ t Hospital, Lynchburg
Mrs. Garter is sister of Mrs
Ernest Anderson of Mt. Zion.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hodges
spent last Friday and Saturday
in Farmville with Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth Clark.
Mrs. Clarence Stinson. of Rich
mond. visited last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Bryant, and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Putrev.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-04
Minister To Be Ordained Sunday

Presbyterian Church Sunda
evening. The singing was good
by all who participated. The
Presbyterians gave specials
from the Arvon and Trinity
churches, the Methodists from
Rocky Mount and the Baptists
from Mt. Zion. Marvin Dunkun,
OF Rocky Mount, presided. Two
ministers present. the Rev. NC
Lean and the Rev DeMuth, led
in prayer. The next meeting will
be at Rocky Mount on Deem
Der %.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-04

HALEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Y. Ingram
OF Virginia Beach. were over.
night guests on Saturday Of his
niece, Miss Martha Brookes, and
also visited his mother, Mrs. j
H. Ingram.
Called to Erie
The Rev. M. L. Yaple was
called to Erie, Pa, early this
week because of the death of his
grandmother, Mrs. Jessie Thorn
as.
Mrs. Trice. of Rockingham.
was a week end guest of her
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Nichols
visited his father. j. N. Nichols.
of Clover, who is patient at
Stuart Circle Hospital, Rich
mond. on Friday.
The "Hi-Lo" bridge club gave
a tea Wednesday afternoon In
honor Of a member, Mrs. Rob
ert H. Renalds. Jr., in the home
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-04
Mrs. Ftp. DuVall Returns After
Several Months In Germany

KEYSVILLE, Oct. 3 = Mrs
F. p. DuVall returned last week
from a visit of several months
with her son and daughter-in
law. Sgt. and Mrs. Raymond Du
Vail, in Germany.
DR.. and Mrs. R. c. Ingram,
OF Atlanta, Ga, visited h. S
mother, Mrs J H. Ingram. late
last week. They also visited Mr.
and Mrs. w. P. Ingram at Mol
davia."
Mrs. c. E. Terrell. Mrs. E.
M. Arvin and j. D. Crawford
made business trip to Rich
mond. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. Hall, of
Virginia Beach. visited her sis
ter, Mrs. j. A. Upton, Jr..
early this week. MRS. H. D. Pc
tiers returned home Mon d a Y
with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall. for a
visit of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jud Conifix, Jr..
of Richmond. were week end
guests of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Keeling.
Mrs. G. H. Boyd. Of Norfolk,
visited Mrs. w. R. Wilson last
Tuesday. They were Dime +
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. z.
Garland.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Jones re-
turned to their home on Church
street on Saturday. after spend
ing several weeks in New York
City.
Mrs. James Smith and daugh-
ter, of Cullen. visited Mrs. j. c.
Priddy, last Wednesday.
The Wesleyan Service Guild
met with Mrs. j. H. Hammer,
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James Etridge.
OF Newton. Miss. are at the
Keysville Hotel for the next few
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-04
Activity In Mt. Zion

MT ZION. Oct. 3 - Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Cave and children, OF
Farn1vil,e. were supper guests
Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Cave Others who visited the
Caves last week were w. G.
Fisher, of Mineral, and John
Hurt. of Fork Union.
Mrs. Thornton Putney and her
two daughters. Mrs. Marguerite
Whiting, Of Pennsylvania. and
Mrs. Marie Vaughan. of Rich
mond. visited relatives and
friends here. Monday It was
Mrs. Putney's first visit here
since she injured her ankle sew
eral months ago.
N.r. and Mrs. LinWood Thomas
and little son. David. of Rich
mond. visited in the Davis home
or Sunday
David and Ricky Bickforcl
spent last Friday night with
Mrs. Clarence Thomas at Dill
lWyn. and attended the Bucking-
ham-Bluestone football game at
Buckingham
Mrs. Richard Shumaker and
Mrs James Shumakar visited
Mrs Wiley Woodfin at Enonvilla.
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Norman Putney. Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Bryant and chill
dren. Mrs Richard Bryant. Mrs
Leroy Jones and Sharon and
Norman Smith. attended the l2ta
Stinson family reunion at Bry-
an Park II Richmond. Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Algie Martin and
Mrs. Leonard Toney visited Mr.
and Mrs. Leake Davis at ArVon
ia, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. James Shumakel
accompanied by her parents
Mr. and Mrs Mac Ownby, at
tended the State Fair in Rich
mond. Saturday.
Mrs Claude Roberts. Mrs. AL
brey Lightfoot. and Mrs. Bobby
Roberts were business visitors
in Richmond last Wednesday.
Mrs Mary Merck arrive
Saturday from Seneca, S. c. She
is spending this week with hal
sister. Mrs Mabel Smith anC
family. at Glen Allen, where
she will help to nurse the Smith
baby girl. Patrice Elaine. Tho
infant weighed three lbs. y o.
at birth August "a but had gain
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-04

lima College ard is also a part
time teacher.
Mrs. J. H. Shelton and soa,
OF Altavista. visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Robey. last
week due to the illness of Mrs.
Robey.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-04
District Chairmen
Named In Childrens
Home Soc. Drive

Amelia countys annual cam
paign for the Childrens Home
Society Of Virginia began on
Oct L.
Mrs. Clarence Weisiger. Jr.,
county chairman. has announced
that district chairmen who are
assisting her with the campaign
are-Giles District, Mrs. Thorn
as Stark, III; Jackson District,
Mrs. E. B. Gill, and Leigh Dis
trict, Mrs. H. Earl Mann.
In addition to Mrs. Weisigar,
other members Of the society 5
board Of sponsors are Mrs. E.
b Gill, Mrs. c. B. Goodman.
Mrs. H. Earl Mann and Mrs. J.
T. McNeal.
Mrs Weisiger asked everyone
who can to contribute to the
drive this year.
Last year the society receiv-
eo loO new babies. she said.
I'm spite Of the greatly increas-
ed capacity, however. the so.
ciety is having to turn away
babies because Of the lack Of ~
sources Imagine how you would
feel if you had to refuse help to
child who really needed that
help Your gift will help to give
some homeless baby real
chance in life. Give generously
from your heart.
# you are in the front seat
and the driver faints, grab the
wheel. turn off the ignition. steer
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-04

Mr.. Button will participate in
the following services: Wood
land Church at 10 an: Trinity
Church at ILLS am; the COM
plned Presbyterian Methodist
youth fellowship group at 6 pm.
ana Mt. Tabor Church at Z pm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-04

# you are in the front seat
and the driver faints. grab the
wheel. turn off the ignition, steer
to the side of the road.
Arizona tribune., 1963-09-06
IL PLAYERS
ELIGIBLE FOR TEAM

NEW YORK-Eleven Negro ball
players in both the American and
National Leagues are contenders
for the 1868 Tops Rookie ALL
Star Team. The fifth annual Rook-
lie All-Star Team is sponsored
by Topps Chewing Gum. publish
ers of the famous baseball trad
ing cards.
Rockies eligible for the 1868
team in the American League
are:
Tommy McCraw. first base
man. Chicago White Sox; George
Smith. second baseman. Detroit
Tigers; Gates Brown. outfielder,
Detroit tigers and Fred Valen-
tine, outfielder. Baltimore Or
ioleS.
Other contenders in the Ma
tional League are: Jim Ray Hart,
third baseman, San Francisco
Giants; Ellis Burton, outfielder,
Chicago Cubs; Tommy Harper.
outfielder. Cincinnati Reds: VIII
yer Stargell. outfielder. Pitts
burg Pirates; John Weekly and
Jim Wynn. outfielders. Houston
Colt ASS. and Jesse Gonder,
catcher. New York Nets.
The 1868 Topps team will be
selected from ballots being dis
tributed to all players, coaches,
and managers of the major league
teams. Names of the winning team
will be announced in mid-Septem-
Der.
Arizona tribune., 1963-09-06
.SkPp;u~ Scene
BY Dorothy
Owens
.. Wright

With less orange and grape
fruit juice available from this
years crop. prices have risen
especially for orange juice.
Delicious alternatives for your
menu include tomato, prune and
apple juice and any number of
tasteful blends.
We've found a convenient new
product for cleaning kitchen
pans. Paddy soap pads, just in
troduced by Brillo, are the first
disposable soap pads OH the
market. A special metal fiber
contains enough soap to clean
several pots and pans - and a
soft backing safeguards fingers
and manicures.
There's recipe for tasty
butterscotch walnut buns on
the package containing Fishers
English Walnuts land other nuts
packaged by Fisher include ap-
propriate recipes, tool. Remem-
ber that pastries and desserts
prepared with nuts have higher
nutritive values and provide a
wonderful ource of quick
energy.
The term "crimp-set" on
sweater labels means that the
normally straight nylon fiberS
have been climped to give the
garment more of the qualities
of wool - less shiny, soft and
springy to the touch.
Arizona tribune., 1963-09-06
CIVIL SERVICE
JOBS OPEN

Examination has been an
nourred by the Board Of US.
Civil Service Examiners. White
Sands Missile Range. New Mex
leo. for filling positions for Elec-
tronic Technician, Grades GS-7
through GS-l2 at $5540.0o to
$o475.OO per annum. Positions
that are filled from this exam
ination will be located at White
Sands Missile Range. New Mex
leo, and at Holloman Air Force
Development Center. New Mex
leo.
Persons who are interested in
these positions should file Appli-
cation Form SF-57 and Card
Form 5OOl ABC with the Exc
cutive Secretary. Board Of US.
Civil Service Examiners. White
Sands Missile Range. New Mex
leo. Applications will be accepted
until further notice.