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Milford chronicle., 1963-04-19
PUBLIC SALE
Household Goods
Real Estate
AND
Farm Machinery

!, the undersigned will offer the
following personal property at the
residence located near w e S lie v
Church, on,
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1868
1880 o'clock
GE refrigerator, Frigidaire cleo
trio stove, kitchen table and chairs.
one lot of pots, pans and dishes,
one china closet, portable IL" Sill
vertone TN, 2-piece living room
suite, floor and table lamps, rock
ing chairs and stool chairs, wash
bowl set, aluminium folding table,
9Xl2 rug and pad (almost new,
cedar chest, beds, chest of draw
ers, bureau, marble top bureau,
blankets, quilts and he'd linens, 3
electric clocks, Electrolux sweeper,
3 porch chairs and many other
items too numerous to mention.
BEATRICE GILBERT, EXecutrix
Of Estate of Martha Lankford
REAL ESTATE
ito he offered at O'clock
y acre more or less, improve
ments consist of III story dwelling
with 4 rooms and bath on first
tloor and two rooms can lie COM
pleted on second floor, aluminium
siding. storm doors and double in
SuIdteu. -AlSO combination chicken
house and utility room. May lie in
spected by appointment Phone 629-
1854
Owner, ROBERT GILBERT
FARM MACHINERY
Gilbert Bros, Incorporated will
offer the following farm machinery:
International pickups, Interna
tional 2-ton stake truck, Chevrolet
2-ton stake truck. Case tractor,
plows and cultivator, H Farmall
tractor, sets pull-type IA" plows,
Idea corn picker, combine, stalk
shredder, power sprayer Capacity
100 gal. or over), 2 manure spread
efs, Case l2spout drill, spring
tooth harrow, elevator, disc, rotary
hoe. 2 drags and otneS items too
numerous TO mention.
Owners
NELSON and ROBERT GILBERT
TERMS: Household items and
laIm machinery cash day of sale
Real Estate 20% day Of sale and
halance due upon delivery of good
and satisfactory deed. Transfer OF
deed and revenue stamps at cost Of
purchaser.
Nuctioneer, John r. Hastings
Bridgeville, Del. l-I2-2t
Milford chronicle., 1963-04-19
ADMINISTRATIVE
SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate

The following lands of Harry b.
Minner, deceased, will be offered at
public auction at the farm, located
on the Harrington-F Frederick Road,
near Laws Church, adjoining lands
of the Crie Morris Farm and Will
bur Layton, Jr. farm and others, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL "a, 1868
at Zoo o'clock p. M.
\ 212 story dwelling house con-
sisting of rooms, equipped with
electric, machine shed, COW barn
and other outbuildings; one hum
dred and thirty-two Q32) acres of
ground more or less in high culti-
vation.
County taxes paid for 1862 We're
$101.25.
TERMS: Purchaser will be re-
quired to pay 20% of the purchase
price on the day of sale, balance
shall he paid on June 10, 1868. Pur-
chaser will be required to pay cost
of deed transfer and revenue
stamps.
VIRGIE M. COATES, Adm
H. Is. Ninner Estate
Burton .. Willis, -Auctioneer
i-12-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1963-04-19
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed proposals will be received
by the State Highway Department
Of the State of Delaware at the Of
flee of the Director of Operations
Groom 202) in the Highway Admin
istration Building in Dover, Della
ware, until 900 p. M, E.D.S.T.,
April 80, 1868, and thereafter shall
be publicly opened for contracts in
volving the following approximate
quantities:" "
CONTRACTS 1903 AND 1885
INDIAN RIVER INLET BRIDGE
APPROAcHES FILL
AND
NORTH INDIAN RIVER INLET
BEACH FILL
SUSSEX COUNTY
Completion Date: 120 Calendar
Days
Cost For Contract Documents
$1,000
DISQUALIFICATION HAS BEEN
w AIv % ON THESE CON-
TRACTS.
Milford chronicle., 1963-04-19
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Farm Machinery

Having sold my farm, / will sell
At Public Sale all the farm machin-
cry listed below, where | now re-
side, located on the road from Can
terbury TO Barratt's Chapel, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1868
100 p. M, Sharp Rain or Shine
Massey Harris No. 30 tractor.
John Deere Model A tractor, 4-row
Massey Harris cultivators, 4-row
John Deere corn planter, New Idea
:. manure spreader, 4-section John
Deere rotary hoe, John Deere n
! disc, John Deere 3-bottom power
con. IA" plows, 2-bottom Interna-
tional IA" plows, 3-bottom plow
packer, 2-bottom plow packer. g.
section drag harrow, 3-section
spring tooth, David Bradley wagon
and body, wooden wheel wagon.
platform scales $500 lb.), corn
sheller, Scan milk cooler, 20 gal.
drum of No. 80 oil, S yetters, air
pump and many other articles.
: 1855 Chevrolet X ton pickup.
TERMS: Cash day of sale.
Owner: oDEs c. TATMAN
Auctioneer: Anthony 3. Carroll
4-12-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1963-04-19

CONTRACT NO. 1903
Federal aid Project No. F.113 0l
INDIAN RIVER INLET BRIDGE
APPROACHES FILL
o.357 MILES
OF MBANkM ENT
FILL FOR APPROACH ROADS
300 C.Y. Excavation
$4,000 C.Y. Borrow Tin Place.
200 C.Y. Borrow Pit Stripping
$500 C.Y. Select Borrow
1880 Gals. rel Asphalt
1850 Gals. R.C.-3 Asphalt
$500 sly. Coarse Aggregate
1880 sly. Topsoil
32 \. Seeding
$500 S.Y. Mulching
438 L.F. Protective Sheeting
Milford chronicle., 1963-04-19

CONTRACT NO. 1885
NORTH INDIAN RIVER INLET
BEACH FILL
PLACING DREDGED SAND FILL
ON THE DUNES AND BEACH
10000 C.Y. Beach and Dune Fill
Milford chronicle., 1963-04-19


the late Anna VI. Webster, will Of
fer at public auction at her late
residence, 3l9 Third St., Seaford,
Delaware, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1868
1890 p. N. Rain or Shine
The following personal property:
Hardwicke gas stove, Westing-
house refrigerator, kitchen cabinet,
several utility closets, step ladder,
electric vacuum cleaner, television
stand, telephone table, c 10 h S
hamper, wardrobe, vanity tables,
two single beds, one full size bed,
cedar chest, chest Of drawers, sew
eral stands, strong box, sofa bed,
several chairs, desk, bookcase,
magazine rack, round drop leaf
table, desk lamp, several other
lamps, electric portable heater,
rockers, table radios, end tables,
rugs, set of encyclopedias, complete
dining room suite, electric sewing
machine, set of Rogers silverware,
several clocks, toasters, one lot of
wire, several antique pieces, such
as: chairs, dishes, vases, old cedar.
Two rings, one diamond and Il
cameo pin will also he sold. Hun
dreds of pieces cooking ware, dish
es and many other items too num-
erous to mention.
TERMS: Cash.
John n. Hastings, Auctioneer
RAYMOND CARROLL
Administrators
lis Hazeldel Avenue
Minquidale, Delaware
1-12-2t
Milford chronicle., 1963-04-19
ADMINISTRATORS
SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

The undersigned administrator ol
the late Anna VI. Webster, will Of
fer ut public auction at her late
residence, 319 Third St., Seaford,
Delaware, on
Milford chronicle., 1963-04-19
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
Personal Property

Having no further use for the
following items, l will offer for
sale on the corner of Walnut and
Coulter Streets in Milton, Della
ware, (next door to old Milton
SchOOD on
Milford chronicle., 1963-04-19
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate

The undersigned owner will ex1
pose to sale, by way of public auc-
Milford chronicle., 1963-04-19

!, the undersigned will offer the
following personal property at the
residence located near w sley
Evening star., 1963-02-06
2U. ). Officers
Lost in Crash
In Wet Nam

SAIGON. Wet Nam, Feb. 8
(AP).-A fighter bomber pi-
loted by two United States Air
Force officers crashed and ex-
ploded today on a raiding mis-
sion in Communist guerrilla
territory.
The twin-engine Wet Ma
mese Air Force warplane
plunged into jungle-covered
mountains northeast of Sal
gon. Little hope was held that
the two Americans-a major
and a first lieutenant-and
their Wet Namese observer
survived.
One parachute was spotted
hanging in trees nearby, but
the chute was reported burned.
1t was the second crash of
an American piloted B. 26
fighter bomber in four days.
Sunday, a B-26 crashed or was
shot down on strafing mission
ITO miles southwest of Saigon,
killing both American pilots and
the Wet Namese observer.
Had Engine Trouble
The American pilot on to-
days raid radioed he was hav-
ing engine trouble just before
the crash. but it was not known
whether the plane had been hit
Iby Communist gunfire.
The fighter bomber was
Evening star., 1963-02-06
BY the Associated Press

The question whether Air
Force agents violated an air.
mans rights in their investiga-
ton Of a double murder, to
which another man later con-
fessed, is still under investiga-
ton.
That was disclosed in letter
from Air Force Secretary
zuckert on the case of Airman
Gerald M. Anderson. freed by
civilian authorities in Novem-
ber but held by the Air Force
until January in connection
with the Staying Of a neighbor,
Nancy Lou johnson, and her
infant son at Mountain Home
Air Force Base, Idaho, last
April.
The airman finally was re-
leased after the Air Force de-
cided not to go through with
a court-martial, and was giver
an honorable discharge at his
own request January 80.
Senator Saltonstall, Republi'
can of Massachusetts, who hac
asked for the Air Forces ac-
count of the case. put Mr.
Zuckert's letter in the Con-
gressional Record yesterday.
Mr.. zuckert wrote that the
Justice Department has moi
completed its investigation q.
to whether agents of the Ali
Force Office of Special In
vestigations exceeded theil
authority, used coercion, anc
in fact violated Airman Ander.
sons rights"
The Secretary related that
Evening star., 1963-02-06
SIoying Case Coercion
Of Airnon Probed

Air Force agents obtained a
confession from Airman Ander-
son and he later repudiated
it, saying it was obtained under
duress.
Mr.. Zuckert said Airman
Anderson had a past criminal
record, had an intimate knowl-
edge of the crime. was in the
vicinity at the time, and told
conflicting stories about blood
on his clothing and in his car
The Air Force report also
quoted Airman Anderson's wife
as saying she thought her hus-
band guilty and had given
false information to try to lift
suspicion from him.
Evening star., 1963-02-06
Loudoun Republicans
To Hear Luwmuker

Representative Bruce, Repub-
lican of Indiana, will address a
dinner meeting Of the Republi-
can Club of Loudoun County
on February 16.
All interested citizens regard
less of party are invited to at
tend the Z pm. dinner at
the Community Center in Mid
dleburg, Va.
Mr.. Bruce was first elected to
Congress in 1860 and was re-
elected last fall. He serves on
the House Education and Labor
Committee and the House Un-
American Activities Committee.
Evening star., 1963-02-06

away with a large stock Of
arms.
Using recoilless cannon, the
Wet Cong sank a government
armored riverboat and q troop
carrying landing craft yester-
day in clash on the Cua Long
River about $50 miles southwest
Of Saigon, a government
spokesman said.
Government losses were one
killed and nine wounded, the
spokesman said. while the Wet
Cong lost rs killed and two
captured.
Evening star., 1963-02-06

dropping incendiary bombs on
a suspected Communist con-
centration when 1t went down
$50 miles northeast Of Saigon.
The thick jungle made 1t i'm
possible for a rescue helicopter
to land.
All B-26 fighters in Wet Nam
carry Wet Namese Air Force
markings but are flown by
American pilots.
Heavy Communist activity
has been registered in various
Evening star., 1963-02-06

parts of Wet Nam in the past
few days.
In a major attack yesterday,
Wet Cong guerrillas pounded
a Saigon government position
near the tip of South Wet
Nam, and first reports gave
government losses as "a killed
and 27 wounded.
2 Vessels Sunk
Wet Cong losses were not re-
ported. The enemy also got
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20

wTEATON PLAZA-Brk. 8 bed
~. ramb.. all Ice. rms, sep
IN. rm., fenced I'd Sl35 per mo
wLoption, or sell Sl5.950. HER
RON REALTY CO.. 949-2230i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20

"NN~eeIF sN~fs"tD~f AeH ~
HOUSES FOR SALE-D. G.
AMER. U.-NEW LISTING! Near
Spring Valley SHOPPING! Handsoma
eenter-hsI BRICK c ol0nial Der,
powder rm-s 5 bedrms, z full
baths, screened porch paneled rec
nm. Tear garage, gas hot-Water
heat. Priced al SD Soo-nS A
BEAUTY! Call MISS FORESTER,
Frank S. Phillips, Inc.
OIL. a-1oos REALTORS d. ,.lHr
AMERICAN Z. PARK
5-bedrm. det. brick Colonial 2
baths. den. screened porch. bufis-
IN garage, gas heat Price
S3q.500. Inspect By appt.
1901 CHESAPEAKE ST. NV.
1900 K St NV. Pc. 5000
BELIEVE II or MOI" RIPLEY
would write about this one. so
per mo. for "GIS~ paws Al %
this b.F., conveniently located.
2-Etory, all brick home. Win
fully equip taole-space kit. frcl
EasheT, Fully storm-preofee
Sl0.50O. "GL" e : On, FHA.
PARAMOUNT SALES 42a-Isoo
BRANCH AVE. AREA-spsciona- q
level brick split-level, bedFus..
huge din. rm., fsmily-sized kit.y ~
p psSes' ..i hreP s5s ~, rec m sDa ~
HOMEOWNER REALTY
BRIARFCLIFF NV HOME=MaF.
nlhcent Colonial By FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS. Perfect centerhan plan with
loFeig Dix rooms and enormous
closets. Finest location money can
ouy! . bedrms., "a baths. huge d.
bTary with fireplace, indeseribable
kitchen, L-t. long; immense Level
piece r Can f IT, Bee! S9a66Iy ~
Frank S. Phillips, Inc.
Realtors DI. 7-141l
CHEVY CHAsE-l-b edTm.T HAN
ork. Colonial, with first FIR den
ano powder rm., rec. rm-, gar IT.
trachvely decor, immed. occunan-
ey Priced In Dos. CHEVY CHASE
kkE .asnfs &c altorG En-. 3isee
CHEVY CHAsE-lst offerinE--
1888 STUYVESANT PL. NV. M,
Blessed Sacrament and LafaEette
SCHOOLS. Spacious colonial 4
bedrms., ga baths. rec rHa. Re-
decorated. Elaborate new heat
ms and air eond. Systemss- Cash,
/ terms OF trade. COX & CO.
INC. RE. 7-lf33. -. =
CHEVY CHAsE-FOREST Hills
A very clean air-conditioned brick
rambler with wall-to-wall carpet
ing. bedrooms, z baths, living
room, separate dining room, kilch-
en- with table space. Full base
ment. 4 top neigheorhood, s34,sso.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20
HOUSES TO SHARE
CHURCHES FOR SALE

TWO BACHE L0Rs to share J
bedrm house in Hypla Valley sec
ton with 3rd man. Call 76S-1I2l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20
HoMEowNER REALTY

CHEVY CHAsE-A-b Or M 7lhafh
ork. Colonial, with first FIR Gen
and powder nm, rec. rm-, Faf.s 1T
tracnvely decor, immed. 0ccunan-
Realty, ResItoTG, En-. Afso6I
[ Ewes. s66-se66. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20
NJ. PROVIDENCE HOSP. M.
DETACHED BRICK

True center hall, liv. nm, with fir.
cpl, din. rm., kit. den, I'd fir,
bedrms., Va baths, full bsmt., oil
h.-w. h., garage. Call Mr., DobbsI
DobrowolsA. Price S23,s5o.
CAMPANELLA & co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20
NEW BRICK RAMBLER
HILLCREST AREA
IDEAL So. LOCATI0N
Low DOWN PAYMENT
s-RM.' MOD. BRICK, DEF. GAR.
c6 GAkL TU Y, 2i 49,,
CORN & BLANKEN

KALNIIA RD., 18th ST. NV.
bet. brick, beautiful interior decora.
ton, liv.. rm., din. rm., Kit. powder
nm Ice. bedrms., z full baths,
rec. rn. and powder rn1. IN ful
IN nice yard.
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SILVER SPRING

SILNEh bFhlN0
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
Brick home near St, Johns, Wheaton
Plaza and buslines. Walk t.
schools. Sl6S mo. sAs-2Sse.
WEST IRELAND CIRCLE
AREA-2 bedrms., full bsmt. anc
attic. Quiet street nr. bus, Sl5t
monthly to approved tenants
Avail. i'm m ed. MR.. HUNT
wTEATON PLAZA-Brk. 8 bed
m. rni.. fenced I'd Sl35 per mo
w/option, or sell SI5.95O. HER
ewes. a4s-2f87.
T YER SIZING. Ef RocSvfEEE- sew
avail. Some for imned Occupancy
some with option to buy. Cali
REALTY CORP, 7sl6 University
blvd. West, Wheaton. Maryland.
WHEATON GLENMONT - New 4
bedrm., Va bath Colonial. Livinl
nm. dining rm., and family kit.
s72o mo. I VI. lease. 365-l776.
Skuy " Z n " Il = T. S.E--i
bedrms.. 2 baths, liv. rm.. din
rm.. kit, aft. $50. Oh. sass.
16s LAMONT ST. N.w.-s rms. and
bath, lge. front pch., gas heat
children welcome Only $40 mo
Call Mr.. NEAUMANN, MA. $500
773s CHESTER ST. SEC rms,
bath, 2 kitchens, gas heat. Sis mo.
Ii. 6-7o43.
44Ao 9th ST. NV, corner Of Al.
bermarle St Excellent location,
bedrms., ] bath, detached, large
yard, garage. porchs, oil heat.
Sl52.So. Call MA. s-o5s0, DREY-
FUSS BROS.
~ RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE. -
Avail. Dec. ! or Jan. !. bedrms.
bath, kit, din. rm.. liv. rm.. bsr1
z encl. porches. Neat. clean home
Mr.. r. I. and n. Cap, ideal for Sc
lect tenant who wants to live or
the sunny side Of popular r. I
Ave. Only $50 per mo by lease Il
responsible party. To see, cal
332-s37S after pm.
i4iG RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-lC
rms, } baths, gas heat Newly dec
Children accepted. Only $50
mo. Call Mr.. Neumann, Ma. $500,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20
CHEVY CHASE

Vacant-B lessed Sacrament and
L ayette School area. A good
brick home for the large or grow
ing family. S bedrooms. IA baths,
LIST floor den, modern kitehen.
900 III 3 EDw. Il. JONES &
Co, INC, Realtor. q !
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CHEVY CHAsE-FOREST HILLS
A very clean air-conditioned hrick
rambler with wall-to-wall carpet.
ing. } bedrooms, z baths, living
room, separate dining room, ktlch.
en- with table space. Full base.
ment. A top neighborhood. S34,s5o
GSs S9 : ~ s13aoG NY ~ S., EEDw. H.
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SPRING, HnLANDALE

SILNEh SFhINU1 HILLANDALE
AREA. Modern brk. ramble
Available Dec. !. 3 nice bedrms, Z
full baths, kit. with wall oven and
plenty Of table space, full bsmt.
plus off-street parking. Convenient
to public and parochial schools -
Pool privileges. Other rentals avail
able. To inspect please call ROB
ERT E. L0HR, INC, RIA. 1880.
SILVER SPRING A-bedrm.. 7-bath
Colonial, bsmt., h.-w. heat. SIS.
Mr.. Field, Ju. s.llzs. o. D.
FIELD, INC, REALTORS.
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KAInnIMI-1lHss-1naEs.,, :. =. .
KENT AREA

New brick town house with central
air conditioning, every de luxe an
pointment, 4 bedrooms, baths,
tmaster bedroom with fireplace)
beautiful fully equipped kitchen,
maids room and bath, rec, room
with REPLACE built-in Faraee
Convenient to everything; Ewes.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FAMILY, colored, wants or 4
bedrm. house, unfurr., NV. or ne.
Would like bsmt. Not over Sloc
mo- Excel. references. 4s3-A32S or
333- 1919.
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NEW BRICK sPLITL EVEL, 3o5
Walnut st. n.w.-3 bedrms., IA
baths, rec. rm., lge. de luxe kit,
nice lot. A real buy at 1855
Terms or trade taken. S sold, only
J left. MAX MILLER, II. 7-7ioo or
ewes. IA. e-Bes3. -
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-12

News Summary
(Continued from page u

Continued from page ID
busters, but they gave Up last
week. The House. which was
not plagued with prolonged dis
sension over rules. has passed
and sent to the Senate two minor
bills. Congress will have an I'M
official holiday this week as Re
publican Senator and Represen-
tatives fan out across the nation
for COP celebrations honoring
Abraham Lincoln.
* X
TWO MORE CANADIAN cabi-
net ministers resigned Saturday
to protest against Prime Minis
ter John Diefenbaker's refusal
to accept nuclear warheads and
the prospect of his basing his
campaign ON anti-Ame,icanism
They said such a campaign
would threaten the Western al
lance and might ruin Canada
economically. Earlier Defense
Minister Douglas Hardness re-
signed to protest against Diefen-
bars defense policies.
4 +
y THE STOCK MARKET show
ed a moderate rise on reduced
volume last week, but no definite
trend became apparent. T h e
AP 60-stock average was up for
the eighth straight week, closing
Friday at $257.20 for a net gain
of 70 cents. Fourth quarter earn
ings for 1862 are showing a
definite increase over the same
period in 1861.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-12
Service Award
Continued From Page l

DSA award, Wamsley said:
Mike is a life long resident
of Farmville-he was born here,
grew up here. has established
his own home here. and more
recently has established his bust
ness here. With two associates,
he formed the Longwood Realty
Company-it is a growing firm,
having progressed considerably
in the calendar year just end
ed and one which is definite
asset to the community.
In June of 1861 Mike wa S
elected first vice president OF
the Farmville Jaycees. We call
ed upon him to fill the uneX-
pired term of our president,
Jack Lewis. in the spring of
1862. In June Of that year we
elected him to the presidency of
the organization. I cannot docu-
ment this, but it is likely that
he has the distinction of holding
that office longer than anyone
in the history Of the or
ganization.
Prior to his election as an
officer of this organization, Mike
held many important committee
positions. He is well versed in
Jaycee affairs. locally and state
wide and has been for many
years. Under his leadership, our
organization has made m ny
outstanding contributions to the
community. one of which is the
major capital Improvement to
the athletic field at the Farm
vile Memorial Recreation Park.
His personal contribution to
Little Boys Baseball in Farm
vile in the past was a suitable
prelude to his work in this area
as Jaycee president. Again I'M
der his leadership, we under
took the annual fund solicitation
for the Community Chest of
Prince Edward County and
succeeded in raising more
money than had ever been rails
ed previously for this m
worthy cause.
ASIDE from his many other
contributions to the community
as president Of the organization,
Mike is now serving on the
board of directors of the Farm
vile Memorial Recreation As
ISOLATION and the Community
Chest of Prince Edward County.
He has also been active in the
fund drive for the Prince Ed
ward School Foundation scholar
ship fund
He is a member of the Farm
vile Methodist Church and is
most active in church as well
as Sunday School affairs. He is
a member Of the official board
ing or governing body Of the
church. is active with the ushers
group, is the Immediate p t
president Of the Methodist Mems
Club and is currently holding
the time. and experience, de-
manding Job as chairman of the
building committee. This COM
mittee is charged with the re-
sponsibiity Of arranging the fl
nancing, planning, building and
equipping of a Sl30,000 addition
and renovation project at the
| church.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-12
Rachel Trickett
English Lecturer
To Be At LongWood

Painting and Poetry in the
Eighteenth Century will be the
topic Of Rachel Trickett, famed
English lecturer and aut h or
who will be On campus of Long
wood College on February IA at
l pm. in Jairnan Auditorium.
Born in England, she was edu-
Gated at Lady Margaret Hall
Oxford, and her first post was
as an assistant to the Curator
at the City Art Galleries. Man
chester. After that she was
made a lecturer in English at
the University of Hull.
She has lectured in England
on the Modern English Novel,
on Changing Tastes in Fiction,
on English Literature as a hui
name study, and on Regionalism
in English life. This latter sub
ject interests her very much as
she comes from the North of
England which has retained ra-
Their more of its own speech and
customs than any other part Of
the country. She also lectures on
the relationship between paint
ing and poetry in the eighteenth
century.
She is currently visiting pro-
fessor of Smith College. She is
the author Of Return Home
John Llewellyn Rhys Memorial
Prize, The Course of Love"
and Point of Honour.
Her new novel "A Changing
Place" was published in Eng
land in November OF last year.
She has just completed a book
on Dryden. Pope, and Johnson.
and she hopes to begin work on
study Of conventions Of the
comic novel while she is in
America.
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Blood Donations
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Edward county residents are
still one pint ahead of their ESQ
pint quota for the first two blood
mobile visits for the year. One
hundred and forty pints were do
mated on the first visit.
Mrs. GRAHAM hopes that the
quota for the next two visits
will be equally as good or bet
ter. SO that the program may
continue Ill the area ard all
residents will be eligible for free
transfusi0ns at Red Cross affih-
ate hospitals when blood is need
ed.
She commended the college
girls for a beautifully done"
lob.