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SALESMAN

High style mems wear shop. Must
Be exper, Apply after 10 am,
LONDON CUSTOM SHOP
1881 You ST. NV.
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MECHANIC for music, amusement,
etc. Must b experienced. Apply I'M
person. 9s0I Chknun pl. n.w.s Wash.
l2s ID. G.
MECHANIC HELPERS, Z infellignet,
hard-wOrklnG, aggressive, y0un g.,
individuals 10 learn equipment re-
pair business. VIII start a. me
chanic helpers and work up TO fnIl-
fledRed mechanics, apply .311 ".
Stoneslreet ave. Rockville Nd.
MECHANICS HELPER, some kngWl-
edge o. tools and equipment. win
train. Apply % o 8. ne.
MEN, steady employment with large
company. Gugt have car ne. or
NV. preferred. Can after p.m.s
MEN ca, capable Of seTylcing gas
ranges and general utility work.
Perm. positions. p q d vacations.
HOSP, TRANSFORMATION furn. BRAY q
SCARFF SALES me- IS Sheridan
81. NV.
MEN for outside work, conslruction
expeK, helpful but not nee. Plenty
Of work. good rate Of pay. Apply
SIS Zee hwy.s Arl.s Vas ask for
MILL MEN, experienced cabinet
makers, mOul09r man and window
frame builder. NO. 1900 o. apply
1z39 9th 81. NV.
MILLWORK ESTIMATOR
Experienced d takeon WORK. seII-
Ing both retail and contract trade.
Permanent position, Excellent bene.
its. Apply AlsNANDALE. MILL
WORK, no Little River turnpike,
AnnandaIe, Va, 2se-l3oo.
MULTILITH OPRS.
Exper'd 1850. st. $3.50, NO FEE.
ABBEY PERsQNNEIs 1888 Eve NV.
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HELD MEM

PLUMBER and advanced helper,
| experienced remodeling, yezr-round
work with growing firm, top pay,
must have Nd, drivers permit and
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MAN. % help I'm orders u electricaI
only need apply: uN. A.66ls.
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aQoE,Ens: Gag md ShinEiS, Pc.
s SIR CO. cad ssl G' ESss. i.lssaw n:
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SANfFOn COURLK. man must Be-
rood. az bldg. maintenance, u
Ssnssd 6rivof, sober and reliable,
salary and art. With utils. incl.
q en-. n.W. apG BLDG. BOX S00-0
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$12,OOO-$l5,OOO

Capable Of argAnizing and admin
isteFing the complete personnel
operation. BACKGROUND needed in
the following: 6upyr. Of people.
professional recruiting, wage and
SALARY, fringe benefits. etc, 30
AS yrs, Excel. fringe benefits.
NO PEE. 0ORAfAN-0RIFFINQ.
INC. ole shoreham Bids, RE.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IoFFIcEs, STUDIOS for RENT
cONTlNuEDl
HQTEI .

Nearby Nd. famous for its food.
retiring; Written replies only
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FARMS

81 MOSTLY LEVEL ACRES on hard
surface road near Front Royal. g.
Sed .I5s, house ..,, With bath. porch on
tas ue d.e peH VIII . yisW ,. Of ropS
Also small log house IN need OF
lent terms.
Ss7i SSSSEFS e 1 SEsA1Ty S9s,.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE
DOWNTOWN

M units 5s, SEQ gstaIp $$6a 400
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Talk About BARGAINS

Talk About Bargains
Sl2,950. brick beauty. 8 bedrms..
sis,sSSS. immaculate b.drms. ;,
fenced yard with all city con-
$4,000, 8 bedrms.. custom fea-
lures. You will be amazed.
$l7,250. Arlington bedrms., with
worlds Of charm and convenient
s * SSS5't j BEDROOMS. over " acre.
In town. Beautiful handicapped lot.
Crowell & Co., Inc.
Realtors Fairfax CIR. 3-140l
TOWERING OAK TREEs-several
luxury custom-built brick homes
In an EXCLUSIVE AREA, only 2b
Minis. from THE PENTAGON and
DOWNTOWN WASH. Each home
different. Ramblers, split-foyers,
SS0lonials' bl,levels' hs-acre wooded
baths. most with 4 BEpRNs, AND
2. BATHS rMs ALL .crs ON T IopSHs: Huge
RACES and CENTRAL ssfTrRsI P AIR nccsoNbi-
Quality construction. Priced IN
mid-30s. Open Saturday ana sun
day. To reach: Out Shirley high
way to Rte, S36, turn right to-
ward Annandale, 1 mile 10 list
traffic light and Braddock I'd,
left on Braddock I'd, v mile to
Spring Valley dr., right block
70 Tunlaw and right to OAK RUN
PARK. WRIGHT PROPERTIES,
INC, CT. 0-ab0O
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TRANsFERRED-AyAIL. NOW
i ssIh iiRiilS Tor O SE apr pr
ssr.. w ri. on DRtE sio5sts' w r%
vi. car pool 10 b. G.. LEE. sis
Charles, CIR. S-647g.
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0UT.OF.TOWN REAL EST.

8 ACRES riverfront property d.
yided BY Route $40 2 mi. north Of
shenandoah. Va. S-rm. brick
house, boat landing, spring water.
Contact =. J. Mcdaniel. UN. T.
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apt. bldg. located in an
area where ground values are
will show a net income Of approx.
$4,000 on investment Of $4,000.
Please call Mr.. Athey, AID. 2-51O5
ewes, and Sun.
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COMMERCIAL

$50 KENNEDY ST. N.w.-25x142
it., level and clear, paved rear
JAMES MEHRIN0 ia. g-4663
COUNTRY GLIB HILLS, N. Arl-
ington = Beautiful wooded lot.
OWNER, TIE. COCOA.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

APT .BARGAIN-DOWNTOWN
Approx q times rent OF s3i 900
Renovated, i0N or less down
Make offer. Also other excellen,
FALLIN REALTY III. 4.7aOO
ATTN. sYNDICATEs, investors, etc.
30 acres beyond CHA. Si,Bb0 per
acre, $4,000 dn, PL. O-27bS.
CHEVY CHASE. u. C.--New homes
with good leases, will trade equity
for end trust notes.
RE. 7.2l60 cAJcATtA OIL. 2-lps7
CLIENT URGENTLY LOOKING for
1880 unit apt. building. Building
can be 1890 yrs. old, prefer NV,
west OF 18th 81, or elote.in Arl.,
but consider elsewhere. We don't
want any exclusive listlnGs or
something TO shop arOund, II a
deal can be made, we'll make ID
fast--lf your building Is not suit.
able we'll tell you so and won't
waste your time nor disturb your
oRoNER REAL ESTATE Ii. 1880
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PINEY RIVER
MARTIN

Open 90 XII. p-7b4O
Pr. WIN. co.. dairy farm, Amish
owned and worked. n2 acres. mod
ern equipment, milk contracted,
BFDOWICK REALTY, ab4-b0B3,
WEST or WARRENTON 20 MILES
FOR $4,000
QUAINT LOO CABIN
ON jSM ACRES
Land consists Of paStured knoila.
each overlooking active running
water, breath-taking panoramic
views Of near and distant noun.
taint. Unimproved house has GOOD
road access and excellent stream
pours from nearby handsome rock
formation. This property In rs
nnspolled area deserves = discern
coMMoNwEAITH PROPERTIES.
lit ACnEs With modernlsed house.
two baths and central heat new
Gear Rarage, lake. 10 miles east
Of WaTrenton, $4,000. Phone JE.
2.i721 evenings.
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Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905

McLEAN-Traditional brk. Colonial,
9 rms, 5 bedrms. Price. S4S.95O.
Call OWNER. Ell. 6-5424.
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VACANT

springfield-4 bedrooms. 2 baths.
carport, large lot, close to shop
ping and has tremendous poten-
tial for real estate office, at
torney, doctor or dentist. Won't
last, CALL LYNCH BROS, INC,
Realtors, 4b1-S0O0,
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HOUSES FOR sALE--VA.

FALLS CHURCH-wooded area
mi, west OF 2 Corners, 3-bedrm
redwood rambler, air cond., firepl,,
radiant heat, huge closets, paneled
den with End firepl. Secluded
26'xlS' patio. Fenced yard with
mature trees and shrubs. Walk to
schools 0I stores bus SIS SdlSS'b00i As,
new FLA with $500 down. OWN.
Err, l4l7 holland I'd. JE, 2-7553,
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FVWNIIUNE MD AFFLMNTE
STORE, ls.year establishment for
lease, $3.50 per month. Good
name. .good location, near NAVY
base, 1000 "a, n. showroom In
heart OF town. Also warehouse
space, Great Mills, Nd. vo.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

ATTENTION REALTORS, needed
immed., CO. Arl. area, Minimum
size as q. 225 q. Larger par;
Gel preferred Main artery. win
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-01-04
Mr.. And Mrs. Cox Have Reception
Announce Daughters Engagement

Monday with his mother, Mrs,
n. R. Bradshaw.
Tee Dupriest, Of Petersburg.
spent several days here visiting
Richard Bradshaw and Billy
Gregory.
Mrs. W. D. Gravatt is spend
ing several weeks visiting her
parents in Homestead, Fla.
Mrs. Bertha Sawyers has rel
turned to her home il Hunting
on. W. Va, after spending
some time With Mrs. Y ear
Tucker
Mn. and Mrs. Nuble Barton
and family spent Sunday with
her m OF her, Mrs. Florence
Bonn. Of Richmond
Nj. and MIS-. william DIX
spen. Sunday in Richmond and
visited his mother MIS- Mary
Dix. and other relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. Pedro Hillsman
of Naw ort News. spent Thy
week end with his parents, NJ,
and Mrs. u S. Hillslnan.
Mrs. Hugh Spencer spent Mon
day night in Richmond with hel
son-in-law and daughter M
and Mrs. Doyle Robinson. Mrs
Pearl Tucker accompanied hel
to Richmond and visited Mrs
Fl. c. Ashbrook.
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Jan. 3 Holiday guests Of
Mrs.. Eta Brown and Herman
were the Rev. and Mrs. Lee Roy
Brown and daughter, Martha
Nell, Of Mechanicsvllle, Wilton
Brown. of Fishersville. and Mrs.
Elsie McGavock, Of Cumberland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Timber
lake and family, Of Farmville.
were guests Of MS. c, M Noel
and family Sunday The Rev.
and Mrs. T. P Reynolds and
Miss Jean Reynolds. Of Cumb-
crland. were Sunday night visi-
tors in the same home.
Mrs. Cecil Brown and Mrs.
R. L. Blanton were Sund a y
guess Of their mother, Mrs.
Edmonia Ransone, and Mrs.
Dale Davis and family at Co.
lumbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Lindsey
and Miss Catherine Lindsey, Of
Richmond, Mrs. C, M. Noel,
Mrs. Mamie n. Ingle and Peggy
hgle were New Years day
guests in the H. G. Brown home
Mr. and Mrs. H G. Brown
spent Sunday with their son-in-
law and daughter. AIl' and Mrs.
g. Marvin Johnson, at N E VI
Canton.
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Carey's daughter. Mrs. Valley
Sandwich. and Mr. Sandwich
and their daughter. born Dec 4.
| Mi. and Mrs. Carey Stevens
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
King Stevens. who live with their
/ daughter. Mrs. Lucille Fuqua,
| on Friday.
/ Mr.. and MIS-. James S m j h
and family spent Christmas with
their parents in Clifton Forge.
I On the third Sunday in De-
cember Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
johnson were guests OF . h s
uncle. Dr. Joseph r Johnson.
and Mrs. Johnson. of Lynch
burg They also visited Attorney
Joseph R Johnson, III, an d
Mrs. johnson and Mr.. and Mrs.
\ Wiley Martin, also Of Lynchbm-g.
| Mrs. Warren 0 Brien. of Glen
| Arvon, Fluvanna. and Mrs. Tom
F'arsythe, of Lower Bre M o,
called on Miss Mary Gait Hol-
man to wish her a Merry Christ
mas to present their gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace White,
Of Salem, Miss. Kate White. OF
Falls Church. and Palmore
White. of Richmond, spent the
holidays with their aunt, Miss
Eliza White.
4 Mrs. Minnie johnson visited
relatives while the Whites we're
home
Mrs. Grace Nuckols Barton
had as her holiday guests her
son. Overton Barton. and family
from Mountain View. N. J. They
visited relatives in Farmyilla
while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Brown, Of
Cumberland were lun h on
guests of Nh and Mrs. Marvin
johnson Sunday along with their
h u S e guests. the Johnsons.
Other guests OF the week were
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Duncan and
SON, Terry. of Columbia
| Mrs Virginia Boiling and son,
Winchell. Mrs. Harold Stephen
son and Miss Shirley Salmon
visited John Tapscott. Of Nor
folk. during the holidays.
Mrs. Roy Gormous bl'ough.
her mother, Mrs. John Snoddv,
home last week after spending
a while III Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Boat
wright. Jr., and children, Of
Sandston, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Carlton BoatWlight on
Monday.
Nh and Mrs. Willie Davis had
all of their children and their
families, with one exception. to
take Christmas dinner with
: them.
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Cullen News OF Interest

folk, spent several days with her
brother-in-law and sister. M
and Mrs. R. D. Layne,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith
and children visited his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Bunyon Smith, III
Halifax on Wednesday and MI.
and Mrs. Ronn.ie HAYS i'll
Clarksville. on Thursday
Mrs. q. r Hamlet is quite
sick at the home of her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Jennings.
Mr.. and MIS-. Joe P 0 LA + d
were guests on Christmas Eve
OF her sister and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Cole Arlington, in APP
pomattoX
Miss Patsy Dixon spent the
holidays with her parents. MI.
and Mrs. Harry Dixon. Patsy is
a student of Lynchburg College
Miss Shirley Mann is home
from Longwood College
Miss Brenda Tharp. OF Wash
ington. D. c.. spent the holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Tharp
Miss Jane Bomar spent the
Christmas holidays with her par
ents. MI. and Mrs. NJ. Bomar
returning to Phillips Secretarial
School in Lynchburg on New
Years Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Dem
many and family, Of Brazil. Ind.
spent several days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy
Dunevant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bomar were re
Cent visitors of her sister mc
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Mays, in Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Drmevan
and family, Of Richmond. visit
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Gommie Dunevart, and got in
few days Of hunting
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Deadline Nigh
For Mouse Control

The sooner the better now
when it comes to applying en-
drin for mouse control in Vir-
GINA orchards.
Horticultulists at Vir ginia
Polytechnic Institute say rela-
lively good control can be OBJ
tanned through March, but it's
best to remove the mouse haz-
ard as early as possible in the
dormant season.
The specialists point out that
failing to control mice is a ma
jor problem III fruit productions
Poisoned bats have rarely given
satisfactory control of orchard
mice IN Virginia. But the devel-
opment at VPI of the endIin
ground spray method has pro-
Vided a much more effective
means of control.
Details on the endl.in ground
spray are available from couu-
ty agricultural agents, or from
the VPI Agricultural Extension
Service. Blacksburg.
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Guinea

Jan. 3 - Holiday guests Of
Mrs. Burton Walker were her
children and their families, Mr..
and Mrs. Burton Walker. Jr.,
and children. Natalie Ann, Bak-
er Martin and Dorothy Garnett.
of West Point; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Wootton and children,
Cynthia Ann and Bobby. OF
Bul.keville: Mr. and Mrs. George
Bailey and son, Bill. Of Char
lot.esville. and the Rev. n d
Mis-. William G. Walker and
children, Gail and Bill, Of Leba-
non. Tenn. The latter family re-
manned from Christmas Day I'M
til Monday. Dec. 81.
The Rev. Lloyd Judy family
we're recent guests Of the H. c.
F'ergusons.
Sunday dinner guests Of the
j. A. Hazlegroves, Of Fork
land were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gordon and children, Robin and
Barrye. of Bedford the Willis
Warner family, Of Falmvllle;
Harold Warner. and Mr.. and
Mrs. David HazlegroVe a n d
children, Charlotte Perkins and
Linda Sue.
Sunday guests Of Mr. a n q
Mrs. j a m e 5 Leslie. OF Rich
mond, were Mrs. Guy Allen and
MI. and Mrs. Willie Allen and
daughter. Mary Frances.
The David Hazlegroves were
Monday guests of the Richard
Ludwig family, of Richmond.
On Wednesday, Dec. 26, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Allen attended
the funeral of the latter's grand
mother, whose home was in Ap-
pomattoX.
Thursday guests Of the Rev
w. G.. Walker family, in h
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holidays with her mother. Mrs
w. T. Putney. and sister. Mrs.
Marguerite P. Whiting. She eX
pected to return on Christmas
morning. but the snoWstorm held
her up.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Helms
and daughters, Bette and Jane,
Of Orlando, Fla, have returned
after spending a while with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John A
Deane.
Other members of the Deane
family that were home during
the holidays were Mr.. and Mrs
Phil Warman, Nancya an d
Crevie. Nh. and Mrs. j. A.
Deane, Jr., and daughters. Carol
and Mary Ann. and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Allen Deane and
children
Captain and Mrs. Maynard
Johnson and children, Darlene
and Ken, of Scott Air Force
Base. H., spent part of the
holidays in the home of h 5
brother, Marvin Johnson. a II d
Mrs. Johnson.
Sonny Johnson and family,
of Arvonia: Bobby Lee Johnson
and family. of Richmond: Lewis
j 0 hn. son. Of Maryland. and
friend. Carol Pierce, and Mrs
Louise Johnson, of Richmond,
were here to see Captain John
son and family.
In Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Bal'tholo-
new spent part of the holidays
visiting in Petersburg and Rich
mond Her sister. Mrs. Walter
Binder, of Petersburg, whom
they visited. was put in Grace
Hospital Saturday evening for
treatment and tests.
Mrs. Malcolm Hitter entered
Martha jefferson Hospital last
week for treatment Of a severe
chest cold. Mr.. Hitter visited her
on Tuesday.
Callers last week in the j. r
Phillips home were Mrs. H. B
Taylor. Miss Londa Huckstep
Edward Whitlock. Jr.. Mrs. Cal
j lie P Bagby, Mr. and NJ / s
Tommy A d a m and Diannt
Adams, all Of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Clark. OF
Richmond. a nd Mrs. Bessie
Jackson visited their cousin
Mrs, Annie P johnson. Oh Sun
day.
Mrs. Lucille S. Fuqaa, sol
Albert, and brother, Carey Ste
vens, Of Charlottesville. were re
/ cent visitors to Roanoke to see
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-01-04

BURKEVILLE. Jan. 3 Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Cox entertained
at their home on Noble Avenue
in Richmond on Saturday eve
ming with a reception, announc-
ing the engagement Of their
daughter, Dorothy Howard Cox,
to John Wesley Melton, III, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Melton, Jr., Of
Glen Allen. Those from Burke
vile attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Rawl$. Afrs, Hedges
Boswell, Meade and Margie Bos-
well. Nh. and Mrs. j. l. Cary,
Mr.. and Mrs Taylor Jenkins
and Mrs. John Craddock
MI. and Mrs. Charles New
man, Of Richmond, MI. and
Mars. J. P Moaoham, Of Lynch
burg. and Mr.. a d Mrs. Robert
Newman, Of Chattanooga, Tenn.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Fowlkes ovel the week end-
Meade Boswell and Randy
segar. Of Richmond. spent Mon
cay here with her parents, AL
and Mrs H f. Boswell, IT.
Mrs, j, j. Morrissette enter
tanned At her homo on Thursday
with a luocheon honoring Mrs.
Robert Fowlkes and Mrs. James
Craig, both newcomers III the
community. Other que SITS IN
cluded Mrs. James Gates. Of
Rice, Mis- Mildred Cloa.s. OF
Csewe. and Masdames Julian
FoWikes, Harold Tyler Richard
Grange, and william FoWlkas.
all Of Burkeville-
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Ma
honey and daughter Helen
Brooks. Of Laurel, Ma, spent
the holidays with her parents,
MI ard Mrs. +. .. Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Orange
and family and Mrs. NJ a Il d e
Orange spent several days this
week visiting Mr.. and ms. S.
?. Gary. of Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mason
and family, Of Richmond, are
visiting his parents, AIa' and
Mrs. R. D. Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kirsh-
mier, OF Glen Burnie, Md. spent
Friday night with Mr.. and ms.
Frank Jones and visited other
friends here on Saturday.
Guests of Nh. and Mrs. D. C.
Owen for the Christmas holidays
were their children and their
families, Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit
Owen and family, Of Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs Edsil Owen and
family ard Mr.. and Mrs. E. P.
Henley and family, Of Green's
boro. N. c., and Mrs. Roger
Simboli and children. of Co
lonial Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald McIn-
tyre. Of Green Castle. Pa, visit
ed Mrs. Pearl Tucker and Mr..
and Mrs. James Dix over the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. MAYNARD Dalton
and son, Ricky, Of N G VI port
News. spe~t several DAYS With
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VII
Lard Pace. Ricky remained here
for a visit with his grandpar-
ents.
Mr. and Mr. Arnold Koonce
and family and Mrs. NJ. B.
Leath, Of High Point, N. G..
spent several days here with
Mrs. J. S. Agnew and Mrs.
John Stone.
Holiday guests Of Mrs. #. q.
jenkins included Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Michael and Jay Michael
and Mr.. and Ms. Granville
Craddock ana son. John, all Of
Richmond.
Mrs. H. E. Boswell, Jr.. is
patient at the southside Com
munty Hospital III FarmviIle.
M. and Mrs. f. G. Elicit and
family have returned to their
home here after vacationing ii
Florida during the Christmas
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Bradshaw
and family, of Richmond. spent
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Two Injured Seriously On Rt. Is

NIW 5CANTON. Jan. 3 - Two
peope were injured from ear
accieenss during the holidays.
Cls4'eace Davis and some boys
were sins a car that turned over on
hgh.gag ID near Fork . n 0 n
ChrI ansas Eve He was taken
To tie hospltal and found he had
bls>ken collar bone and several
hlokfn $ribS. The others escaped
inirig.#
Elizabeth Jones suffered seri-
OTIS SniarieS when she was struck
By IA 9ut Of state car on high
way II III Aryonia. She is still
in tae hospital and improving.
MS. Woody Vaughan flew to
Scrantqn. Pa, on Saturday 70
speld a part Of the Christmas
mot,erss home, were Mr.. and
Mrs v. B Walker j., and F.
D. Ferguson.
Aecosding to the annual Gus
tom, Mrs. William Holman had
the family Christmas party at
her home on the evening of
Dec, ..
Mrs. David j. Matson and Nh.
and Mes. G. S. Yeats were re-
Gems gslests Of j. A. Addleman
Of aea5' Pamplin.
On Sunday, Dec. 80. Mrs. John
Hol nag entertained at a dinner
pafiy 1 The following guests were
preiela: the Nathan Holman
famslss, Mrs. William Holman
nd E son, William. Jr., an d
dalghser, Mamie: Mrs. George
Lestuggeon and daug liter S,
Oisfiaa and jeanne. and Nh and
Mlss. y. r. stratton.
Isicay guests of MI an d
Mrs. p. M. Beasley. Of Cnnber-
! lal5d, sNere Frank Ferguson anC
M. AID Mrs J. F. Stratton
Sympathy is extended to the
reEati..es Of Mrs. Edna jenkins
Stghnfil, who passed away last
week u
ar and Mrs. j. P, Strattol
were Sunday dinner GUEST o
M: I'D Mrs. David j. Matson
sasS j. P. Stratton came home
-dn3sday. Dec. rs. after al
exedsed stay in the w. E
Peter on home in Hollywood
MI. where she had been stay
in#s tacause of sickness in TIT
faa3liIs
+ TIA S correspondent WiShe.
HepaE New Year to the Heralt
sttffs correspondents, and read
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