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You need a friend in N. Y. Let
MIR. Harold of the Mallory Aecn'
~ be your friend. lie GUARAN'
TEES you a livc-in job in good
home, paying $50 to $50 a week,
free room. meals, T. V. lie ad'
vanccs bus tickets and expenses
to n. Y. SEND REFERENCES to
Mr.. Harold. The Mallory Agency
Dept lS6. 576 Merriek Road.
Lynbrook. N. Y.
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ATTY S. J. FLANAGAN
,s77 G. DAWSON
STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY or WAYNE
&c $40 IA


Al a session of tho Probate Court
for said County OF Wayne, held at
the Probate Court Room IN the CITY
NJ Detroit. on the Tenth day of
June. In the year one thousand nine
hundred and Sixty-three.
PRESENT
HON. FRANK S. sZYMANskI
Judge OF Probate
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
ROSE LEE CURTIS, Deceased.
John Curtis. administrator of said
estate. having rendered to this Court
his first and final account In said
matter and filed Herewith his Pc
tition praying that this Court sd-
Indicate and determine who are or
were At the time OF the death Of
said deceased her heirs at Law and
entitled to inherit the estate OF which
said deceased died scized and that
the residue OF said state be assigned
to the person or persons entitled
thereto as determined By this Court:
II is ordered. That the Tenth day
OF July, next al ten o'clock In the
forenoon al said Court Room be ap-
pointed for examining and allowing
said account and hearing said pc.
titior.
And IL Is further Ordered, That a
copy vi TINS order be published once
In each week for three weeks con-
secutiVely previous to said time OF
hearing. in the Detroit Tribune. .
newspaper printed and circulated In
aid County OF Wayne.
HON. FRANK ;. SZYMANSkl
Judge OF Probate
do hereby certify that I have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and have
found the same TO be q correct trans
cript Of such original record.
HARRY Bof-DA
Deputy Probate Register
Dated Jun. 4. 1850
sis - 6-xo
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bOA Gs gevssSV
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
NO. 777s
CIVIL ACTION
ORDER TO ANSWER
Corbie Yountx, Plaintiff VS.. joe
Yountz, Defendant
At q session of said Court held at
the City-County Building, In the City
OF Detroit, County Of Wayne and
State of Michigan, on this 23rd day
Of May 1853.
PRESENT
Honorable Horace w. Gilmore
Circuit Judge
On the 22nd day of May 1868, an
action was filed by Corbie iountz.
the plaintiff. against Joe Yountz,
the defendant, In this Court, pray
ing for a judgement of Divorce.
ON MOTION OF 5. J. FLANAGAN,
attorney for the plaintiff,
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED that the
defendant, Joe Yountz, shall answer
the Complaint filed therein, or take
such other action as may be per-
mitted by law on or before August
22nd AID. 1868;
Failure to comply with this Order
will result in judgement by default
against such defendant for the re-
lief demanded In the Complaint filed
In this cause;
IT is FURTHER ORDERED that
copy OF this Order shall be sent by
registered mail to the defendants
last known place Of residence, and
a like copy be published according
to law.
Horace w. Gilmore. Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
Edgar M. Branigan, Clerk
6-22-7-l3-63
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For Sale
92l4.92i6 Ohio near W Chicago.
, beautiful garden court apart
ments Ideal for > families 10
live together yet separate homes
All modern convenicnces 5 and
6 rooms. garages. side drive. Sep
srate FILA mortgages for sale by
owners. Call WE. 53808
House for Sale
Southfield.West Warren Area
I = story bungalo. Built 1850.
Only $500 Low down payment.
Move in.
S8i -f75O6.
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lJOo otoeo"~y
STATE OF MICHIGAN
TAI rur CIRCUIT COURT FOR The
COUNTY OF WAYNE
WILLIE RUTH LOTT o
ALVIN N. LOTT ,,
Divorce Action
ORDER TO ANSWER
Al a session OF said Court he'o ="
the City-County Building, In inc
civ of Detroit. Wayne County,
Michigan, on the 22nd day OF May
AID. 1868.
HON. HORACE W. GILMORE
Circuit Judge
On the % day OF May, T. ID. 1868,
an action was filed by Willie Ruth
Lott. Plaintiff against Alvin N. Lott,
defendant, In this Court for absolute
divorce.
1T is HEREBY ORDERED that the
defendant, Alvin N. Lott. sos Fagen
Street, Chattanooga 10, Tennessee,
shall answer or to take such other
action as may be permitted by law
on or before the ~ day of August.
AID. 1863. Failure to comply with this
Order will result In a judgement by
default against said defendant for
the relief demanded in the COM
plant filed In this Court.
HON. HORACE w. GILMORE
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGAN
Clerk
BY c. C. Carter. Deputy Clerk
6-l5-7-20-63
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HOUSE FOR SALE

OPEN SUNDAr-FROM z TO
1921 CARDONi. Modern. ashes
tos, bungalow priced $1,000 be-
low market. Full price $500
Ci or FHA terms.
Prescott 1871
Minore - Tuxedo 2-Il75
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Five large rooms. upper Com
plctcly decorated. Front ana
back porchcS. Separate heating.
Forest near Medium. Ill. 7-2539.
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HOUSE FOR SALE

6@30 Sovthsield near w. War
rem; S rooms - Bssemsnt--Bv''f
so Bargain Price $500. Terms.
LU. l-4756.
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HOUSE FOR SALE

Northwest Section = ; bed
rooms, basement. ! car garage,
older home - good trsnsporfs-
ton, near shopping area. Brick.
Asking Sll.9S0 - by owner -
WE. 5-8001
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90 OldS Starfire Burgundy Conv.
Like new. full power. positrac-
ton. Ultronic eye. all leather
interior. private owner. 676-9423
after 6 pm.
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Algcr Street - Six Room Lower
S450O & months free rent for
decorating and repairs
Clearwater 3O492
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House for Sale
WestSide near Ford Road 5 room
attic. basement. SO assume per
cent mortgage--S64 so month or
Land Contract Low down pay
ment $4,000 a month. Move IN.
LII 1876.
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near S c II O o L.
CRAFT - Income property.
excellent condition, extra fcnc-
cd lot. Garage. beautiful rccre-
alton room. Will sell with
small down payment to rcspon-
sihlc party Deal directly with
owner. Call CIR. COILS for
appointment.
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WILLIAM 7. PATRICK. sR.
0oSS pavmov

WILLIAM 7. PATRICK. sR.
Soss esrmsv
STATE or MICHIGAN
: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY or WAYNE
no. 5IsI
EARL l.. CAMPBELL. Plaintiff, w.
JULIA CAMPBELL. Defendant.
At . session Of the above entitled
Court. held. In the City-county Build
Ing, In the City Of Detroit, County
OF Wayne. and state Of Michigan
on the IL day OF May A. ID. 1868.
PRESENT
Hon. JOSEPH G. RASHID
Circuit Judge
On the 18th day OF April A. ID. 1868.
an Action for Divorce was filed by
Earl l.. Campbell. plaintiff, against
Julia Campbell, defendant, In this
Court.
IT is HEREBY ORDERED. that the
defendant Julia Campbell, shall an
swer or take such other action as
may be permitted by law on or be-
fore the l<th day Of August A. ID.
1868. Failure to comply with this or
der will result In a judgement by
default against such defendant for
the relief demanded In the Com
plant heretofore filed In this Court.
Date OF Order: May II, 1863
Hon. JOSEPH q. RASHlD
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR M. BRANlGiN--Clerk
6-l5-7-0-6J
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House for sale
Fiehi MilcLiNcrnoiS section Wei
built. small home suitable for
retired couple Owner Tn $685.
Business Opportunities
Restaurant
\ we'll established restaurant on
Woodward near Boston Blvd This
place Is beauty and well equip
cd A real opportunity for good
cook
Owner wants 20 retire Therefore
priced low for quick sale Low
down payment puts you in bust
ness. ASK for Harry Rosenberg
Tor details. Land Company 1851
James Cousins.
III. i'2705.
Truck for Sale
Ford 1861 Pickup. speed. va
motor Any reasonable offer
accented 3f2il67
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w A N 7 e o

at once men or women
Full or part time. Good Income.
Must be willing TO work.
Call 863-0S27.
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Beautifully Situated Ravinc Prop
cri, ) acres or 10 acres close
To Frccway. Reasonable for cash
or terms For Location Write
owner. Box 1854 Pontiac, Mich
lsan
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Grand Blvd. Near Grand River:

Grand Blvd. Near Grand kiveT:
IL room house. excellent condi
tion. Ample parking. suitable
for professional. insurance. real
estate. DR.. Clinic. Convalcsccnt
home. etc. Reasonable. Call
owner TT 6-O622 or TR. 4-0570.
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Walters Lake Lots Sl95 90 each
> for 1915 0O-Cash or Terms
Box 95 Fcrndale
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SIAiE Or MICHIGAN
In The CIRCUIT LUUkI FOR
ThE COUNTY Or WAYNE
IN CiiANCERi
CIVIL ACTION
VIRGINIA 1UMEkLIN, Plaintiff
vs.. ROBERT J. IOMERLIN, De.
tendant
ORDER TO ANSWER
AT a SESSION oi SAID court held
at the Iity-Iounty Building, In
the City OF Detrvit, Ioun,y oi
Wayne and State OF Michigan, on
TINS May 2S. day Of May A. ID.
1905
PRESENT
Hon Horace W. Gilmore
Circuit Judge
On the l4tn day oi May, 1868,
an Acuon was fued BY Virginia
lvmerun, the piaintiif, against
Robert j. Tomerlln, the uefenuanl,
IN TINS Iourl praying tor Judge
ment OF Divorce,
On MUIlUN Ut ). J. FLANA-
Gan, attorney tor the pisintiif,
IL Is hLREBY ORDERED that
the defendant, Robert J. iomer'
lin, snail answer tho Complaint
fned therein, OF take sucn otner
acuvn as may be permitted by
law on or before August IA, 1900,
Failure TO comply with tnls Or
der wui resuit IN Judgement
by Default against suen uefehu-
ant TOR the reliet demanded IN
the Complaint fiied IN tnis cause,
IL IL fIkIhEk OkDEhED tnst
a cvpy OF lnis Uruer snsn DC sent
by registered mai 10 the defend.
ants last known place OF resi-
dencc, and a like copy be publish
cd acvorulng TO law.
Hon. HORACE W. GILMORE
Circuit Judge
A True cory
EDGAR NJ. BKANIGiN - clerk
LIMO hoTs: set on ,oba
ATTY. RossiNs and BuTLER
,7s7s Dexter
STATE OF MICHIGAN
n THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
arlos Virgil,
Plaintiff,
srbars Virgil
Defendent,
ORDER roR ppvsLleArloN
At q session OF said Court held
a the City Of Detroit, Wayne Coun-
y, Michigan on June 6, 1853.
PRESENT
Hon. Victor J. Baum
Circuit Judge
On the eth day Of June, 1888,
n action OF Divorce was filed by
srlos Virgil, Plaintiff against Bar
ara Virgil. Defendant, In this Court
IT Is HEREBY ORDERED, that the
BARBARA VIRGIL, who
e sides at Pcnsione Csrrcboio, VIA
fcdici ,. Milanc. Italy, shall answer
r take such other action ss may be
'ermltsed by Law on. or before the
IN day Of September, 1919, three
sonths from the date Of this order
allure to comply With this Order
IN result In judgement BY de-
suls against Defendant for the re-
Ief demanded In the Complaint filed
D this Court
Hon. Victor ,. Baum
CircCircuit Judge
! TRUE Cory
'DcAR BRANfGAN. Clerk
~ Clinto, c. Carter. Deputy cisrk
-1-7--7
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Unusual and attractive opporiun.
iiN First time offered Class {
Establishment Northwest Area.
Desirable location No Brokers
or agent State Qualifications.
Write 70 Box l39 College Park
Detroit II. Michigan
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DOMESTIC HELP WANTED
FEMALE

Guaranteed NY Livc.in Maid
Jobs. S35 $50 wk. Fare advanc-
cd Mallory Agency. $40 Mcr
rick I'd. Lynbrook. NY.
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For RENT

Groceries. meats and beverages
Fully equipped Low rent TO
responsible party. lExas 4-4Ol2
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY JULY u, 1868
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Edgar NJ. Branigin, Clerk
6-29-7-i3-63
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
LAURA w. WALKER,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-26

an affiliation with an association con-
nected with Cuba. His early life had not
been happy or normal
Why, we ask? Was it the result of
world tension? Possibly. Was it the re-
suit of our failure to teach patriotism,
to instruct our youngsters in American
history and our governmental phil
osophy? Probably Was it that we as a
nation have left God, have forgotten to
pray, have depended too much on our
own supremacy and power?
If so, the people Of the United States
turned to prayer. A three-day state of
mourning was proclaimed Churches
were filled Sunday. Sorrow came to a
stunned public, and the people reacted
with a determination, soul searching
the like of which has not been seen for
many years.
This tragic loss of man, dedicated
to peace, may turn world diplomacy into
a new path of common understanding
and cooperation. 1t definitely is mile
stone in history and may be a turning
point. May we hope and pray as we sor-
row in the nations loss.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-26

large marketing center. YOU can
be certain that every month or
so some store or other will be
having anniversary sale. It is
definitely worth while to shop
around at such times rather than
to stick to one "favorite" store
and miss these annual bargains.
Another way to save money
is to watch for seasonal marx
downs in certain special lines.
AL kinds of linen. for example,
may be bought very inexpensive
ly at regular White Sales"
Most women know about such
events, but often Let them slip
by and then have to make their
purchases later at much higher
cost, Keep In mind. to-. the
Fur Sales" that offer coats and
fur pieces at greatly reduced
prices. You will notice that many
OF these specials come during
the summertime but those in
the know tell me that the real
bargains may be found at the
very tip-end Of the winter.
sales. While these may preface
In such fields as appliances
and automobiles. there are al
ways good chances to cash in on
exceptional bargains at a time
when dealers are clearing out
old models to make room for the
new. Hundreds o. dollars can be
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-26
Farm Questions

Editors note: Here are some
questions a sked by Virginia
farmers during the past week,
as reported by county agricul-
tural agents. Staff members Of
the Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute Agricultural Extension Serv-
Ice and-or Experiment Station
supply the answers.)
@ = Is there any danger of
ternites spreading from a saw
dust mulch around shrubbery to
a home?
A Termites are not likely
to spread from the mulch to the
house. However, it's a good idea
occasionally to break up tn e
crust on the mulch with a gar
den rake. The telmites may
feast on the shrubbery.
@ Nm Is it too late to seed rye?
A Recommended deadline
for seeding rye in various sec
tons Of the state are. NOvem-
Der 10 west of the Blue Ridge;
November Is in Piedmont: and
November Is in the coastal
plain. The headlines can usually
be stretched a little, however.
Feed Mix
@ - How many pounds Of
mineral mix should be added to
a ton Of dairy feed?
A Generally. bout 20
pounds of minerals and 20
pounds Of salt. The exact recon-
mendation will vary according
to the minerals being used and
other factors.
@ ~ What should I do about
bare spots in my lawn? Is it
too late to seed?
A ReSeeding is usually the
answer. However, it is now too
late to- seed Better wait until
March west Of the Blue Ridge
in northern Piedmont. or until
February in Southern Piedmont
and eastern Virginia.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-26

ylclng.
Keep your eye open at all
times for loss leaders,. These
are items that a retailer sells
below costs in order to draw
customers into the store. The re-
taher's reasoning here is. Of
course. that the buyers thus at
tracted will pick up regular-prof-
1t articles too while they are
there Il Young couple without
too much money have the pa
tlence and Will take the time to
study the ads for loss lead
ers. l can almost guarantee
that over a period of a year
they can get most Of their house
hold goods at not much more
than bali the regular retail prl-
Ces.
Fine BUYS At Anniversary Sales
Most established retail outfits
hold an anniversary sale once a
year. and extraordinary buys Of
top quality can be found on such
occasions. Members OF my fam
lly and many friends keep a list
OF dates when these anniversary
functions may be expected, and
what type of merchandise Will
ce featured. You may not need
to buy anything right away. but
you may well be ready to when
the annual event come round
again. L you I've close to a
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-26

saved in automobile purchases
by shopping for 1853 unsold cars
just as the 1854 models are about
to pour forth from the factories.
This means not only an imrned-
late saving In purchasing price.
but often a considerable re-
duction in your excise taxes in
states where these are levied
A somewhat similar situation
can be capitalized upon at var
lous seasons Of the year il re-
trigerators. Tv sets. stoves. and
washing machines.
II YOU watch your newspapers
carefully. YOU will often come
upon manufactures ovcrstnck"
sales While thee may preface
the approach Of new models.
they sometimes are literal ex-
amples Of overstocking and Of
the need to tree storage space
for something else. Keep an eye
out. too. for warehouse clearan-
ceS. which frequently offer gen
ulne buys in clothing. shoes,
household goods. etc. While you
may think it too much touble to
gear your buying to bargain op-
portunities like these. viii it not
be worth it if, over a period of
q few years, you are able to
save several thousand dollars to
use for things you might other
wise not have been able to az.
ford?
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-26

@ Nm Will topping a maple tree
at Is to 20 feet of height make
the tree brushy and dense in top
growth? When should topping
be done?
A ~ Some kinds Of naples re-
spond better to topping tn n
others However, unless it is
necessary to clear telephone
wires, ETC., topping is not gen
orally recommended. You will
usually spoil the appearance of
the tree for no good reason. If
you do top. do it in August or
early September. You will have
too much bleeding" now.
Chickweed Control
@ When should I start con
troll measures for chickweed in
alfalfa. and what should l use?
A Spray with CIPC when.
the alfalfa is completely DOR
mant.
@ What care should l give
an electric motor on a forward
conveyor?
A ~ The same care you give
generally to any electric motor.
Check your manufacturer S
manual for specific suggestions.
@ Can I still seed barley
and be fairly safe?
A recommended seeding
dates generally are about two
weeks before the average date
Of the first killing frost. 1t is
past that in all areas of the
state, and you'll be taking a big
chance on winter kill.
@ What dangers are con
nected with turning hogs on
ladino clover pasture?
A = None.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-26
John F. Kennedy 1917-1963

We personally Kennedy We
have heard his speeches. read his books
teleison We admired him intelligence sincerity
He
visit to his ancestral home Ireland
humor which
tagonist alike
He believed believed believed in
whether be aid
and he used his
to reach his goals He
dashng
pinnacle of perfection as he it.
This nation and all goodwill
assassination Friday Dallas,
that this dasardy could taken place
America
friends and the shame brought
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-26
STILL DISHING 1T OUT

STILL DISHING 1T OUT m
The Kennedy Administration is
still giving a great dea! of for
eign ad to President Canal
Nasser despite the Egyptian die
tator's continued flouting of his
pledge to withdraw his stable
army from strife-torn Yemen
and his latest meddling in Irae
and Syria.
The Senate Government Oper-
atoms Committee has ascertain
ed that S'nce July Nasser has re-
ceived $27 .497 900 in U. S. sur
plus grain and other products.
This is upwards of 81 million
more than he got during all Of
last year.
OF the $27 .497 900 - ST, 563. 900
is in wheat: $5.3l4, 900 in flour;
A.5l4.000 in corn: $lO5,9S7 in
frozen poultry. The total tonnage
OF these commodities exceeds
,l6l 900 and shipments are still
underway.
Most OF these produces are. in
effect. given to Nasser. Nomi-
nally they are sold" for Egyp-
tan currency. But that's of no
value to the u S. for two rea-
sons: The money stays in Egypt,
and most Of it is turned over to
Nasser for projects there.
The Senate committee also has
information that a considerable
part Of this U. S. aid is being
used to feed Egyptian forces in
Yemen.
SPARKS-Th Atomic Energy
Commission has issued a glow
ing 83-page report on the recent
visit Of U. S. nuclear scientists
to Russia. In an introduction in
the handsomely printed book.
ACC Chairman Glenn Seaborg
states, Throughout the ll-day
visit to the Soviet Union. the U.
S. delegation was cordially re-
ceived and well treated. At sew
eral sites the armth and
friendliness exhibited was mem
orable." But Seaborg does ad-
NIT one discoMant note in this
harmony: During the entire
visit, the l0-n1an delegation was
provided with only one inter
prefer. That meant that the con-
versations were audible to only
part Of the group at any time.
Also no prepared descriptive
booklets were provided by the
Soviets" Walter Flaherty,
top aide Of Speaker John Nc
Cormack. Mass. is giving up
his job to become priest. From
Dorchester. Mass, Flaherty will
enter the first class Of the new
Pope John III National Semi
nary in Weston, Mass.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-26
Babson Gives Some Hints For Shoppers

BABSON PARK. MASS. Nov
25-HousewiveS are often SO
busy with their family chores
and their children that they don I
take the time to map out plans
for shopping that could save
them great deal Of moeny in
the course of year. So once
IN a while ! am bold enough to
give women shoppers a few tips
that could help them balance
their household budgets.
Value OF Discount Houses
For MANY years | have pre-
dicted that discount houses
would eventually become a kew
factor ID merchandising. and
that is now clearly a fact ac-
ocnpllshed Their overhead is
considerably lower than that Of
The hg department stores hence
they are worthy Of the attention
al every budget-conscious shop
per, The clever woman Will
quickly discover how TO take ad-
vantage Of the good points of
discounters and avoid the bad
points. l advise you to buy at
such outlets articles that do not
require servicing. such as text
lie goods and sturdy furniture.
Be cautious about the purchase
Of such electric appliances =
Tv sets. stoves. kitchen mach
!rery. etc. - as VII need ser.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-26

grateful thanks
There will be some to return thanks
for their worldly goods, others for their
sound health and still others for the
general good that has come to them in
life
The original Thanksgiving Day was
harvests, which assured early Ameri-
cans sufficient food for the sustenance
of life. The day represents, by procla-
nations Of the President and the Gov
occasion set aside for a public express
sion Of thanks to Almighty God
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-26
breads Driving
Route $50

Editor Of Herald.
! read with interest Your edi-
tnrials recently regarding traffic
on RI, $50 from Keysvillf to
South Boston We travel th a t
route frequently and with dread
Of traffic each time.
! have counted as many as 100
heavy vans en- route to South
Boston. and this count did rot
include numerous vans parked in
the truck stops.
The bridge over the Stanton
River is treacherous. l should
say the approach to the bridge.
Having set In my car on the
bridge and watch them extri-
cate a car and its driver from
the depths OF the entertainments
was grueSnme experience.
Mrs. John Irving
South Boston, Va.