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The Sidney herald., 1963-03-13
Personals
About Sidney

Mrs. j. A. Scudder left Sat-
urday to return to her home
in Edwardsport, Indiana, fol-
lowing a four months visit
here at the home of her sister.
Mrs. L. E. Rice. Mrs. Scudder
will visit enroute home with
a sister and brother in St.
Paul and at the home of a. son
in Chicago.
Miss Mable Taylor of Los
Angeles is visiting here at the
home of Mrs. Lucy Fisher and
among other friends.
Mrs. Ann Lille of Denver
is visiting here at the home
of her son and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Dexter Lille. She
will remain during her daugh-
ter-in-law's recovery from re-
cent major surgery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Arnold
left by car Friday on a trip to
California and southern points
on which they will visit rela-
tives and look over prospective
new locations. They will visit
her parents in Phoenix. her
sister in TuScon and a brother
and other relatives in Califor-
mia. Mr.. Arnold's mother, Mrs.
j. H. Essex of Miles City. is
staying at the Arnold home
while the parents are away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Snedi-
gar left Friday by car for
Sunnyside, Wn., where they
will spend a two weeks vaca-
tion visiting among Mrs. Sne-
digar's relatives, after which
Mr. Snedigar will attend a four
day National Guard School at
Fort Lewis. Mrs. Snedigar is
on vacation from her position
at the Richland National Bank.
and upon their return Delbert
will resume work at the East
ern Montana Branch Expert
ment Station.
James Mason and his sons.
R1cky and Terry, came from
Brigham City, Utah, last week
to close Mrs. Earl Mason's
home and take her household
effects to Brigham City where
she will make her future home
near her sons family.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-13
Advance Feed Grain
Payment Is Clarified

Inc advance payment which
d grower may obtain after
signing UP in the 1868 Feed
Graan program is a part of the
diversion payment only, ac-
cordnng to Fred IverSen, Chair
man, Agricultural Sterilization
and Conservation County COM
mlttee. He emphasized that it
does not include the special
price-Support payment.
To correct some misunder-
standing about just what the
advance payment will include,
Iversen explained that, at the
time a producer files his in
neutrality-suspicious. form, he
may also make a request for
an advance payment not to ex-
coed One-half of his estimated
total diversion payment for
participation in the program.
If he takes an advance pay
ment, he will receive the bal
ance of his diversion payment
probably about September /,
after performance on the farm
has been established. The price
support payment will also be
made at the time the final
diversion payment is made.
The price-support payment
is a new feature of the 1868
Feed Grain program. 1t will
be made on the normal produc-
ton Of the acreage planted to
one or more of the three feed
grainS-corn, grain sorghum, or
barley, and it will be figured
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-13

Farmers were reminded re-
Gently that now is a good time
to plan or carry out certain
Agricultural Conservation Pro-
gram practices that can be done
prior to the planting season.
According to Fred Iversen,
chairman of the Agricultural
Sterilization and Conservation
County committee, the spring
season-when farm-leaSing ar
rangements are being made for
the coming year, and before
the heavy blowing season
starts is the time of year when
farmers, including tenant-op-
orators, can begin much of the
conservation work they plan
for their land.
Iversen points out that cost
share assistance is available
under the 1868 Agricultural
Conservation Program TO help
farmers with conservation
projects on their farms, and
farm operators are encouraged
to visit the Asses County Of
flee to discuss their plans and
determine whether needed
program assistance is avail
able.
In Richland Co. he explained,
a substantial amount of leveling
stock water wells, permanent
cover grain practices is done
in the spring, and these are
among the most important
practices which can be APP
proved for ACP aid. Other
conservation work which could
be carried out-or at least
started-in the spring includes
strip cropping, contour
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-13

North Dakota, Montana, Idaho
and Washington. Their most
important business will be the
submission of requests for a
Federal number from Duluth
to Spokane along with what is
now known as the Central
State Route.
Youth and their problems
will be given the top spot at
the March 25 Town and Coun-
try Institute. In addition to Mr.
Lee Nielsen's address to the
group concerning Parent Youth
relationships, a panel made up
of various people who deal
with these problems will at
tempt to answer some of the
questions that arise on this vi
tai segment of our lives.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-13

Z. Against any defects in workmanship and
material without limit as to time or mileage.
Goodyear tire dealers in the US. or Canada will
make adjustment allowance on new tire based
on original tread depth remaining and current
Goodyear price,.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-13
Alexander

The General Aid of the AL
CIV met last Monday evening
at the church basement. Mrs.
Dean Jacobson presided. Circle
w was in charge of the pro-
gram and the lunch.
Mrs. Fred DeXton was an
over night guest at the Gunda
Fjelstad home Monday night.
Tuesday the ladies were din
ner guests of Mrs. Sena Moo.
Mrs. Gunder Skedsvold and
Mrs. Art Winden helped Mrs.
Claude Scheff celebrate her
birthday last Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Olson spent
Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Gunda Fjelstad while her
son went Ito Williston.
Mr.. Irwin Loft of Mankato,
Minnesota, came Wednesday
to visit his son at the Glenn
Helling home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunder Skeds-
void and Ann drove to Minot
last Wednesday where Ann
had an appointment with the
dentist.
Meredith Taylor is now en-
ployed at the Beauty Shop at
the Ell Rancho in Williston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Paluck
and family visited at the Chip
Monson home the past week
end.
Circle w of the Allow met
at Alex Gullicksons last Thurs
day with 8 members present.
Mrs. Art Hett gave the topic
and Mrs. Gullickson gave the
devotions. Mrs. Carl Nelson
gave the Worship Offering and
Mrs. Mildred Heggin read
"Cause of the Month" in the
absence of Mrs. Pet Eikren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Jenner
returned from their vacation
trip last Friday. They visited
points in Florida and other
points south.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-13
DO Timely ACP Work
Now, Chairman Says

Shelterbelts, springs, dams and
green manure crops.
ACP, Iversen says, is one of
the Oldest national farm-aid
measures, being authorized by
Congress in 1886 to help con-
serve and improve the Nations
natural resources on Individual
farms and ranches. Each year,
the program encourages addi-
tional conservation of soil water
grass, woods and wildlife on
more than a million farms and
ranches throughout the coun-
try.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-13
Jayceens To Hold
Annual Election
Monday, March Is

The Sidney Jayceens will
meet Monday evening, March
IL, at 8 o'clock in the Moose
Hall. This will be the annual
meeting for election of Off
GERS and all members are urged
to be in attendance. Plans for
the district luncheon to be
held In Sidney on April 6 will
also be discussed.
HoStesSes for the evening
will be Madeline Avert and
Eloise Berg.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-13
Mrs. Williams Hostess
To HOmemakers Club

Treasure State Homemakers
held their February meeting on
Tuesday evening at the home
of Clone Williams with Mary
DeShaw ais co-hostess.
CIeone gave a very interest
ing demonstration on roll bak-
ing. She made two different
fancy rolls.
Door prize was won by Ethel
RamuS.
The next meeting will be at
Elizabeth Kemmis' home with
Nina Verhasselt and Verna
Neckels as co-hosteSses on
March 2f.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-13
Democratic Women
To Meet March Is

There will be a meeting of
the Democratic Women'S Club
at the home of Mrs. Tillie
Edam, 522 End st. Sc, Monday
afternoon, March Is, at 2 pm.
ALI Democratic women in the
area are urged to be in atten-
dance and a cordial invitation
is extended to all non-members
who are interested.
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pressed at seeing how the ideas
of local people on so many top
les could be planned into a
county program with the help
available from VPI through the
home demonstration clubs" says
Miss Andrews. 1T was interest
ing to see the diversity of ideas.
such as one club choice on ar
engagements that would be made
for funerals, and others on bust
ness facts in installment buy
ing"
Through execution of the above
outlined program. it is the de-
sire Of the home demonstration
agent to make available the re-
suits Of research in food. cloth
ing, housing and home manage
ment in form which can easily
be understood and applied by
farm families, community lead
ers, and some urban families in
helping them to analyze family
living situations. to recognize
major problems, and to develop
programs that will aid them in
making any desired changes.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-19

and children, of R C h m on d,
spent several days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Mason.
Tony Pape has returned home
after undergoing treatment at
the Medical College Of Virginia
Hospital in Richmond.
Miss Betty May. of Richmond.
IS spending several weeks with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
May.
Mrs. Elizabeth Schutt spent
several days in Richmond with
Mr.. and Mrs Bob Thompson.
Mis-. Pete Easter and chill
dren. of Amelia, spent several
days with her parents, Nh. and
Mrs. James Hickman
Miss Barbara May spent the
week end in Blacksburg with
MI. and Mrs. j. c. May, Jr.
The Rev. Clarence Ale. Mrs.
Elliott Boswell, Mrs. Mary Far
rar, and w. B. Falrar. Jr., serv-
Cd Communion to Miss Helen
Leath at Maple Lawn NGrsing
Home in Blackstone last Sunday.
Mrs. Claiboln Christian and
son, of Portsmouth, spent last
week With her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs A. l.. Francis.
Mrs David P. Woods. Jr., and
son. Of Richmond, spent last
week with Mr.. ard Mrs. R. P.
| Via.
( Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradshaw
IF Fredericksburg, spent Mon
day with MIS-. Il. r. Bradshaw
1 Nh and Mrs Cecil Csrdwell
and family visited relatives in
Petersburg on Sunday.
John Martin is visiting in
Norge with Nh. and Mrs. Hilary
Martin.
The WINS general meeting Of
the Blukeville Baptist Church
was held on Tuesday right, July
lC, at 7:l5 at the church. The
( following circles IVY Hattie Over.
ton. Eva Sanders, and Jessie
| Cullers came together for the
mission study book which was
taught by Miss Sharon Robert
son.
HouseWarming
Mrs. Archie Tyler was guest
Of honor at a housawarming
Thursday night, July II, in the
social hall of the Baptist church
Il was given by Mesdames A. T
\ jenkins, W. l.. Carter, and Mary
Jane Tucker. After vera
N games were PLAYED, Mrs. Tyler
was presented with many gifts
tor her new home
Among the guests pre- SEN
were Mesdames Thelna Grad
dock. c r. Lush. II. B. Thrift
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Belona

July Is = Again the weather
is the chief topic of converse
ton as it had been so very dry
and our gardens and crops were
suffering terribly but on Satur-
day night the rain poured down
and on Sunday there was more
rain We are most thankful.
Mrs. NJ b e ! Kruger, of
Massachusetts. arrived a
week to spend some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Kruger
at the court house.
Mr., and Mrs. Orvill Pearson
and family, of Kentucky, arrived
on July Is to spend the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Webb
and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Deem.
Of Richmond, spent Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nuckols and
family.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Benny
Heath over the week end were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Finn and
family: Mrs. Z. l.. Donation
and family. and Mrs. C. S. Dunk
ley and family, all from Rich
mond. Juanita Finn and 10 Ann
Dunkley are spending the week
with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Benny Heath.
Ollie Martin has returned home
from st. Luke's Hospital. but is
not at his service station yet,
as the doctors wish him to
rest at home for some time.
Dave Anderson, OF Richmond.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. H.. H. Dob
bins on Saturday evening and
were supper guests.
On Sunday Willie williams. Of
PoWhatan county, and his daugh-
ter. Nancy Williams Bowden. of
ftIc!lllpilQ, VISITED MISS B-fQlt
Baugh.
The Rev. Joseph Mathews CON
Quoted the service at Providence
Church on Sunday morning.
Mrs. Kenneth Bell returned to
Richmond on Sunday afte r
spending a week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Bell. She is with
her mother in Richmond.
Mrs Ollie Palmore is at home
now after being in Richmond
hospital and her many friends
trust she may soon be entirey
well.
Be SIRE to feed the dear birds
and give them plenty Of water.
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Farrar. R. e. Priddy, A.

W. B. Farrar, r. E. Priddy, A.
F.. Francis, H. G. Jenkins, Bry-
and Bowman, j. NJ Habel, Gar
land Habel, Johnny Hamilton.
Whit Hamilton. Jim Furqueron.
Lewis Simmons, Vadar Jordan,
Andy Pigg, G. W. Pace. James
Dix. p. w. Moring. ST., W. H.
Kirg, C. w. Dunn. j Il ! i a n
Fowlkes. David Horner, William
Glascock. 1, B. Carey. and Miss
Alma Carey.
Refreshments were thea sery-
ed by the POSSESSES. Mrs. Tyler
invited everyone to visit ner and
her family in their new home.
Nh. and Mrs. Tyler expect to
move in by August Is.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-19
Burkeville Residents At Camp

OF CYewe. attended Girls State
at Radford College. These four
students were chosen from the
CHS junior class to join 1000
Virginia high school students
who are also juniors.
Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Moring
Jr-. and children and Mrs. Jesse
RaWls spent several days at the
Rawls' cottage at Buggs Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. THOMPSON. of
Urson Hill. spent Sunday with
Nh ard Mrs. A. D. Thompson.
Tony returned home with his
parents.
Mrs. Clyde Robertson was the
guest Of honor at a surprise
birthday party given by her hus-
band at their home on Saturday
night. July 10. Those attending
we're: MI. ana Mrs. q, ". Pace,
MI. and MS. James Din. Mr..
and Mrs. William DIX. and MI.
and Mrs. Manuel Norton ard
children, OF CreWe.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Robinson
and daughter. Tracy Lynn. Of
Richmond, spent the week end
with her parents, Mi. ana Mrs.
Eu9h Spencer.
/ On Deans List
\ Miss Sharon Robertson " a s
! placed Oh the deans Isl al
Westhampton College fol- the 81
lnester which ended iii June
Miss Robertson. June eradl-
ats Of Westhampton. received a
Bachelor of Arts degree.
n The Lone Pine Home Demon
stration Club will met with
Mrs. Pearl Tucker With MIS-
John Vaughan as co-hostess or
Thursday night, July %. T h {
demonstration Of Sandwiches
Variation viii be given BY mrs,
Tucker and Mrs. Vaughan.
The Rev. w. d. Gravatt viii
be on vacation for the next two
( Sundays. Jimmy Dunn will sup
ply the pulpit Jimmy is a sen
ior at Southeastern Theological
\ Seminary at Wake Forest. n. G
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tender
! grass and family and Mr.. arc
Mrs. Christopher Busch and son
Of Durham. N. c., visited Mr.
and MS James Cawjngton Of
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. John Davis, Of
Crewe, and Mrs. Mamie Chick
spent Tuesday in Richmond anc
visited their sister, Mrs. R. j
puryear.
Mr. ard Mrs Douglas Masor
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Meherriin

MEHERRIN. July IS Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Newton. of
Indianapolis. Ind, were recent
guests Of Mrs. W R. Berry.
Mrs. w. R. Berry, with Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Beck. of Green
Bay, We're dinner guests Sunday
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Purcell,
Of brakes Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Hubbard
and their grandson. Linwood
Earle Hubbard, of Roanoke,
visited Mrs Stella Moseley in
Brunswick county, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Spmlock
and family, Of Annandale, and
Mr.. and Mrs c. 0. Spurlock and
family, of Vienna, were recent
guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Spurlock of Meher-
rim.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. S. Nunnally,
of Richmond, spent Sunday with
Mrs Daisy Flowers end Bertha
Nunnally.
Mrs. Evelyn Fowler and Joyce
Ann, Of Victoria, visited Mrs.
Julian Price and family, Sunday.
Mrs. Macon Vaughan and Mr..
and Mrs. L. B. Hurt Sp n
Monday in Richmond.
Mrs. Bessie Nelson, of Rich
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. Early Con-
ner, and Mr.. and Mrs. Steward
Clark, all of Rehoboth. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Hurt. Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Hurt and family,
of Pleasant Grove, visited on
Sunday afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Collier
and family. Of Chester and Mr.
and Mrs. Lenard FoWlkes, Of
Tunstal, Visite d Mrs. Ola
! FoWlkes over the week end.
Get the AID Reading Habit
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-19

gestions from all u clubs. From
a discussion of these topics, lead
ers representing 205 club mem
bers planned the county program
for l963-64. Not only is a pro-
gram planned to reach h e
club members but to meet the
needs of all ladies in the county
through special interest meetings
for people who work or for other
reasons have not become club
members.
The general interest areas Of
the 1864 program are work in
home management. which in
clldes family budgeting and in
slallment buying: a clothing
unit. including planning a ward
robe for needs Of rural ladies
AID mending and darning tech
niques: food unit to include new
methods Of freezing raw IN d
prepared foods, onedish meals,
low Galore desserts and party
foods, nutritious snacks for all
ages. and seafoods. a house fur
nishings unit which would pro-
vide information on buying and
care of carpets and rugs, Sc
lection Of floor finishes. and buy
inc and care o. cabinet surfaces.
Ia October 1864. the CLUBS can
choose between a program on
business facts in regard to
money management. or making
arrangements for funerals, what
to expect Of the undertaken. etc.
A special general interest
meeting is planned in housing for
persons interested in remodel
ing. which inclcdes information
on such problems as ways of
keeping water from Easements.
improving work areas, and fami-
" storage. A special countrywide
sewing school on tailoring is also
planned. Club leaders will con
duct three-day schools in yari-
Gus communities to show new
c0r strEction methods to save
time and give a more profession
al appearance
Tie Federation program OF
work in Home and Community
Republication. which VIII be q
Cooper atiNe project with school
organizations and other civic
groups in the county.
After the new program calen-
dar had been set I'D. Mrs. w. T.
Chumney. county home demon
EATON president, presided over
ihe business session when edu-
c4ti0aal booths at The A m q l ] a
County Far were discussed a
Tisit to the Virginia Department
Of Agriculture by the clubs, a
countrywide luncheon in Novem-
bcr, TIE Year Book for The =
clubs. The ladies' present also
heard TIE financial report Of the
county home demonstration
clubs.
Miss BETTY Andrews a lime
graduate Of Madison College,
Who is receiving agent training
under Mrs. Mary T. williams.
Amelia county bone demons.ra-
;ion agent, attended the program
planning meeting. = was I'M
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-19
In Europe

Floyd Clingenpeel left Tues
day for an European tour. He
will return August Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Cook and
daughter, 10 Anne, spent Sun
day in Richmond visiting rela-
tiveS.
Cameron Stuart, of Coral Ca
bles. Fla, spent the week end
with MI. and Mrs. Chester Wal
rod.
Mrs. T. E Hodges. of South
Boston, spent the week end with
her son-in-laW and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Gregory.
Mrs. j. w. Hickman, Earl
Jones, and Mrs. w. F.. Pugh are
patients in the Southside Com
munity Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Potochney
Of Laurel. Md, spent the week
erd with her parents. Mr.. anG
Mrs. H. J. Strange.
1 The Monday Night Bird 9
/ Club met with Miss Mary Lou
Use Overton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Beasley
and children, Of r c Il III on d
/ spent the week end with Mrs
c. c. Newconb.
Mrs. Mary William anC
daughter. Peggy 10, Of Detroit
Mich. and Mr.. and Mrs. H. u
Boiling and daughters. Mar,
and Martha, Of Sioux City. Iowa
are spending this week witt
Mrs. K. NJ. Garrett.
Miss sharon Robertson i
spending this week with he
Mncle and aunt. M. and Mrs
Ed York. in Falls Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P, Quick
of Highland Springs, spent Sun
Gay with Mr.. and Mrs. H,
Strange.
\ MI and Mrs. Joe Vanarsdall
Of Richmond, spent the weel
erd with her mother. Mrs. Pau
line Thompson.
! Among the guests of Mr.. am
Mrs. Earl Coldiron over TIL
week end We're Mrs. Fred VOL
ford. Jr. and children. Of Burn
Flat. Okla, Mrs Fred Wolford
of San Diego, Calf, and Mrs
Chester Emerson and daughter
/ Of Newport News.
j. p. Bradshaw, RI P, Via
and Charlie Bradshaw spent TIL,
week end in Deltaville on a fish
irg trip.
Mrs. J. D. Bra d Il a W an.
Richmond visited Mr. and Mrs
u. R. Bradshaw in Richmond
over the week end.
Mrs. Jimmy Walker and chill
dren, Of Culpeper, are spending
this week with Mr. and Mrs. r
Z. Priddy
J. w. Vaughan and Julian
Bradshaw, of CreWe. attende,
Boys State at VPI last week
Martha Jacobs and GAY Mason
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With Extension Service Aid
With Extension Service Aid
Varied Topics On Program For 1864
In Home Demonstration Clubs

| AMELIA. July Is = Amelia
county homemakels know that
help Tor many OF their problems
can be found in the county home
demonstration club program. As
a member Of the county eX-
tension staff. which is the county
organization officially represent
ing VPI and the U. S. Depart
nent of Agriculture. the home
demonstration agent Job is to
establish formal and informal
educational program in h 0 m e
economics in her county to guide
local people to select program
areas which give information for
solving problems that are en-
' countered III family living and
related subjects. I'd use and de-
Velop leadership Of women and
girls of Amelia county.
The overall educational OBJ
jcctive is to help families inn
prove management Of income,
time. and sk.lls which viii con
tribute to economic development
OF the family and develop leader
ship and citizenship response
b.llties. The work is organized
in a formal educational program
with home demonstration clubs
and All clubs and general inter
est committees under the Exten-
sion Service Board in Nutrition
Housing. Youth. and other areas
based on needs expressed BY To-
cal people
There is also an informal edu-
catlOnal program using informal
methods based on certain spe-
cific needs for definite times to
reach people Where they are.
such as workshops. individual
families, and mass media. Vari-
Gus methods a,rd approaches are
used to reach county people, but
all Of these have the flndamen-
tai purpose Of education 10 meet
the recognized needs Of Amelia
county families. The basic phi
losoghy is to ''help people help
themselves.
With this idea in mind. the
Amelia county program planning
meeting was held on July 8.
Twenty eight ladies'. represent
ing II home demonstration Clubs
in the county, were present,
These ladies' were from tn G
Amelia ST., Amelia Jr.. Beaver
Pond Earls, Grub Hill. Jeters-
vile, Little Patrick. ManAbGfo.
MattoaX. Namozne. Pine Grove.
-TluXillo and Winterham clflbs.
Mrs Frank Wcss. proer3in de-
Velopment leader for A nj G j .
ounty home demonstration
clubs, led 4 discussion Of pro
aram ideas compiled from sus-
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1t stands to reason-a car that offers more
should be worth more. And Plymouth does
just that 1t has Americas best new car
wanany-5 years or $4,000 miles. Come
in for test drive real soon and gel the
full story on Pymouth's resale bonus.
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Guinea

July 8 Mrs. Carolyn Wight
Mrs. Juanita Mention and chill
dren, Barbara. Eddie. Beverley
and Genita, all Of Kyles- Ford
Tenn, We're guests of the O. E
Maness family. July 3-12.
w. p. Hazlegrove, of Roanoke
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