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FOR SALK --——-1 —— NEW SINGER Smui • machines and vacuum cleaners. Repairs on all machines. Singer Sewing Cen ter. 224 North Main Street. Phone 014. Farmville. Va 1-27-21 ONE NFWEY rebuilt John Deer Diesel stationary unit for saw mill or machinery. Also one Oxvweld cutting tot eh. gauges and hoses For information see Harold at Harold s Truck Stop. Highways 460 and if>. 3 miles west, of Farmville l-27-2p SEED—3.500 lbs Lespedeza seed, cleaned. 23c per pound, small or large quantities A W. Lewis. Prospect, Va. l-27-4Fp REXAIR Vacuum cleaner. price Phone 604 1-27-3 HAY Alfalfa. Soy Dean, lespe oeza. shouts. Geo. R Smith & Son P. t) Box 35, Rice, Va. HOMES — 4 rooms. Longwood Avenue. $5,000.00. 5 looms Jack son Heights. 6 rooms Second St. W. C. Canada Realtor. Peoples Bank Bldg . Farmville. Va. l-27-2p

DISTRIBUTING BOXES-Limit ed number. Five, seven and eight outlets. $5.00 and *6.00. A. J. Thompson. Six miles north Farm - ville. Phone 2033 M l-lJ3-2Fp SAWMILL and power unit. Con tact Taylor - Forbes Equipment Co. Phone 52. 1-27-tf ALFALFA Hay. Green leafy. $55. E. T. Janney. Powhatan 4364. near Flat Rock. l-27-4p LESPEDF.ZA seed Re - cleaned Also as thrashed. K. M Dunevant Enonville. Va. l-23-4p J SERVICES DITCHING let us rii t your li'tohes, septic tank'. Gc. by ma riiinc .especially designed for that purpose. Rural work solicited. Putney Plumbin'; and Heating Tiione 483. Farmville. Va 4-21-tf BRIGGS A STRATON. Clinton Power Products, Reo, I awson and Continental engines. Call Carl Heifner, 693. Farmville. Va. 11-18-tf LAWN MOWER sharpenin'.'. Pick in' and deliver’.' servue. Call Carl Heifner, 693. Farmville. Va. 11-18-tI BUILDING road;, ponds: clearin'! and heavy-discing la.nd: digging basements R. ,1. Coilms. Rt. 1 Farm v, lie Va Rhone 3021- R 1-30-9)) A bissextile year is leap year. SERVICES Wolf - IIci iilloch - Hamelite Power Chain Saws Sales and Service Repairs parts foi all makes saws BRIGGS & STRATTON Sales and Service F. W. Shanaberjarer & Sons One Mile East of Farmvile on Rt. 460 — Look for Signs Phone 2017-R Night 1038-J TRADES TIME PAYMENTS HiRING"YOLK PRESCRIPTIONS TO SOUTH SIDE DRUG STORE Carefully Compounded At Reasonable Prl.-eu JACK PEARI-OVK. Pharmacist . . Have Your Engine Rebuilt TRACTOR TRUCK STATIONARY Expert Service

JOHN P. HUGHES MOTOR CO., INC. Telephone 730(1 LYNCHBURG. VA MOVING. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE Gordon’s Transfer Incorporated Phone 3C3—F:> vnville. Va. Repair Service REFRIGERATORS. WASHING MACHINES. RADIOS, ETC. Southern Hdwe. & Appliance Co., Inc. 121 MAIN ST. PHONE St Mustering out pay to Korean veterans tops $2b0,000,000. "Diversion" of hignway taxes in millions charged.

FOR SALhi | HOUSES Nine - room house. Good condition. Nice neighbor hood in Victoria. Price—$8000. | Six-room house on 21 ‘3 acres land. 71 .■ miles from Farmville. Price $7200. $2000 cash, balance like rein. \Y. T. Atkins with L. G. Atkins l-23-2Fp PURE BRED Aboideen Angus bulls and heifers. One to two years old. W. B Clark. New Can ton. Va l-27-8p DISSTON chain saws. 3' > to 12 HP. $349 75 up. Bows available. Call Carl Heifner, 097. Fnrmvillf. Va. 11-118-tf HOUSE. 7 rooms. 2 baths, base, ment. oil heat storm windows, complete weather - stripping and insulation. Within Farmville hin ts Shown by appointment. Wal. tu G. Bruce, phone G90. U-14-TF POUT.AN chain saws. 7HP. Bows available. Call Carl Heifner. G93. Farmville, Va. 11-18-t! WOOD mixed hardwood, stove length. $10 load in large pick-up body, delivered. Call .Joe Wilek. 73. or Jimmy Watkins. 247. 1-9-tf m AN chain saws, 4 to I2HP.. $325.00 up. Bows available. Call Call Heifner, 693, Farmville, Va. 11-18.1 f

INSURANCE • - Hospitalization nd nil general insurance. Spe cial polio policy. Upon request will bring policy and explain all de tails without obligation. Phone -1ti8 or 342 Annie V. Putney. 1-13-Bp ANTIQUES, cut glass. Wedgewood vases. Bristol. Cloisnne. Daulton and cut glass. Cut flowers, funeral designs One-half mile east of Farmvilie off 4G0. J. R. Webb. Florist. l-20-4p r ARMS and all types of real i .tale for sale. F.H.A. home loans at 4'..' interest. Farm loans at low rate of interest. Old Belt l.ealty Co . Chase City, Va. 12-12-18tc RANGE white enamel. wood raive. perfect condition Priced reasonable. Mrs. F3 l) Dunne ..ml. R. 1. Farmviilt'. Ft low John Randolph school. 1-23-31 I MBARO one-man chain saws. 1 •2ti8.00 t:;>. Bows available. Call C.iil Ilt ifm r. C‘J8. Fannville. Va. 11-lS-tf STONE — Let us fix your roads and driveways, we deliver any quantity over 5 tons. We also do dump truck hauling of all kinds Phone 332. Reid ■ Esso Sen i eentei. East Third Stree". Farni . die. Va. l-23-10p P.ULI, Rite): Angus null, eligible 3’- : erasin' Very nice Willie Wdchkn R 1 "ai niville. Va. l-30-2pP .FOR SALE SHAVINGS FOR SALE Loaded on Your Truck at I’eni lirrton, Va 30c pick.up Load: !•■?."!» Truckload. Phone Fife 7-3491 ( . STONNELL Cl MB! nI AM) VA. Lennox Aire ■ Flo Oil FURNACE KEEPS YOU WARM IN THE WINTER AND CODE IN THE SUMMER J. M. Kernodle Authorized Dealer l’hone Hampden-Sydney 2491 FAKMVILLE, VA.

HIGH QUALITY Tobacco Seed Six Loading Vareties of Bright Tobafcco. © Five Leading Varieties of Bark Tobacco. SI.00 Per Ounce © Five Beadim; Varieties of Burley Tobacco. SI.50 Per Ounce ,!. II. WHITFIELD CO. Bhone Id 1 arniville. \'a. WOOD FOR SALK Dry Oak & Pine $5.00 Per Cord at Mill. Pemberton Va. {. A. STONNKLL t i MBi.ni.AM). n. A polar bear uses only his front lert for tavimnunr instead of all four.

NOTICES PUBLIC. The undersigned will not be responsible for any debts except thbse contracted by him i personally. D. F. Bible. R. 2. Farmville. __ l-27-2t ; ADMINISTRATOR — Having i qualified as the Administrator of i the Estate of John T. Doyne. Sr., I request that all Dills against the estate be presented for pay ment and that all who owe the 'estate eome forward and settle .1 T. Doyne Jr., Administrator. t -19 - 41

VAUGHAN S GROCERY -Begin ' ning February 1st we will be closed all day eveiy Sunday. Vaughan's Grocery, corner 3rd A Virginia Sts. l-6-8t RESTAURANT previously known as Oak Grove Restaurant will reopen on January 9 under new name and managmenc. Tommie's Restaurant, 'j mile West of Farmville on Routes 460 and 15. l-9-7p .FOR SALE. TABLE TOP electric stove $50.00; 7 ft. frigidaire $75.00. In good condition. Reason for selling, leaving town. Cal! Mrs. Booth 566 W. 1 -30-lp FRIGIDAIRE — Large porcelain box. price reasonable. Miss Mar caret Kennedy. 500 South Main or 507 South Main St. Farmville. l-30-2lp BABY CHICKS—New Hampshire. Va. U S. pullorium clean. Place your orders now Locust Hill Farm Hatchery. R 1. Phone 4 F 40. Willie Welchlin. l-30-2pF HAY Good clean baled lespedeza and st y bean. Albert Johnson. Phone .18. l-30-2p SEED -Korean Lespedeza—99 per tent pun1, state tested. Dodder free. 23c and hulled 25. Herbert H Goodman. Cumberland. 1 -30-4pF FARM tobacco and grain 57 40 acres, six room house with cur rent. two tobacco earns, pack house with strip room. Near church, store, and school bus. Lo cated at Old Abilene just back of Beulah M. E. church Mrs. R L. Bollinger. Charlotte C. H., Va. 1-30-4P SEED Korean lespedeza seed 20c per lb C E Brown. R. 1. Balls - ville. Virginia. 1 -30-21F FARMS - 50 acres. 2.8 Flue allot ment, on paved road 3 miles south Hampden Sydney. 6 room good house, lights, good fences, barn, pack house, pit. machine shed, large chicken barn. hay. shed, commercial orchard. $8,500. 30, acres, and buildings at Curdsville on highway 15. $2,500. W. C Ca nada. Realtor. Peoples Bank Bldg. Parmville, Va. l-30-2p HE AIX HA R TERS FOR USED OIL HEATERS COLEMAN, nrO-THLRM. NORGE. ETC. Sold for S119.00 to $150.00 Some used only a few months last year $49.50 to $59.50 All guaranteed first elass condition Easy Terms Available Farmers Supply Co. HARDWARE DEPT. Phone 213 Farmville, Va.

End of January SALE '51 Ford Custom, radio and heater *1575.00 '50 Chevrolet t-door sedan, radio, heater lender shields, back-up lights. (hill/ S1205.00 '10 Ford Tudor loir mileage, (hie owner car. S'1005.00 '17 Chevrolet, maroon 6 passenger coupe. ('lean and good condition. 'Id Chevrolet, black coupe All cars inspected and sold with guarantee Many others to choose from Whitlock-Ziinmerman Motor Co., Inc. North Street Farmville. Va 1 Va. Dealer License No. 465 i

1 Classified Rates I 1•• . ! nil copy must be in The Herald office by Wednes ; day noon for Friday pub lication and by Saturdas noon for Tnp«dnv nubl: 2c Per Word When Cash Accompanies The Order — When Cash f)ot>n Not ?>c Per Word Cards of Thanks, Resolutions of ResDect, In Memorlara. En tertainments. etc. will be used ONLY when cash arcomoanJes 'he order. Display Classified Advertising 75c Per Inch .WANTED WARDROBE or appropriate cabi net to stoic Band uniforms. Con tact Music Dept. Fartnville High School. Phone 346 l-27-2p DOGWOOD -S40. 160 cn. rt. de livered New Canton, Va. Write 'or specifications. Iandcs General Stare, New Canton, Va. 9-9-tf VENEER LOGS — Poplar and ■sweetgum. 4 miles east of Appo mattox, Virginia on 460 for price and specifications sec Walker at yard Tuesday thresh Friday Ferrum Veneer Corp. l-2-16tp BABY BED in good condition. Walter Rhode, 612 Fast Ave.. ritv 1 -30-1p

IN MKMORIAM In loving memory of my dad Benj. H Agee who diet. 1 year ago Jan. 27th. 1952. Gone from this worlu of sufferin'’ Of sorrow, trouble and woe Gone to Heaven with The Savior Where I too hope to i.o Rest in peace dear e.aci It s blessed to rail you.' name In life. I loved you dearly In death. I do the same Your daughter. Viiginm Agee Smith 1-30-lp LOST A NT) V( M \Y> DOG — LOST ir.au hound on plank road, name pt..i. ft. W Ed vards. If found, plt.ee notify II. H. Martin. Box ill or phone 770 M. 1-30-Ip W A N T SIT if A TI () X HONEST, dependant). Ciuo. iian widow, A-l left ic nee; de-ares position as cook, companion, nurse aide or housekeeper Write your offer ‘to Box X, c o this paper. 1-30-lp USED CARS'” 29 model A Ford. 4 door sedan. Julian Price. Mchernn, Virginia. 1-30-lp Tlie Constitution lequires that the census be taken every ten years. "real estate" By LANDON G. ATKINS

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“If7/1/ iron•// abotil selling the ol homestead — Lei London (L Atkins, Realtor, handle it for non.” Lot;, in the Davidson sub-division, water and sewage. Dwelling, five rooms, bath, floor furnace, good lot, m Farmville. Dwelling, with five acres on pood highway 7 miles from Farmville. $5,000.00. 130 acres, near Hampden-Sydney, long frontage on paved road, good stream. Reasonable. I OK RENT ■Dwelling, six rooms, two small • kitchens, two baths. Ideal for twe small families. City mm

FOR RENT i______ APARTMENT. 4 rooms with bath, mfurnished. Heat and water. ■'all 317 MX or 2040 W. 10-14-tf APARTMENT for couple. Mrs. Roy Pearson. Phone 694. 1-13-tf , HOUSE 9 rooms. 3 baths, 2 large screened porches, oil fur | i ace heal, hot and eold water, telephone and electric lights. Kdgewood Estate, one mile from 1 Eannville. Will rent entire house or as two apartments. Reasonable | rent. Apply C. J. Cox, Farmville ! Motor Company. 1-9-tf 1 OFFICES for rent. Main street. ' steam heat, newly painted. Apply ■Tack Pearlove. Phone 358, Farm ville. Va. 1-16-1 Op APARTMENT—Five rooms and bath for white, unfurnished, lo cated 313 N. Virginia St. Phone 416R l-23-3tp

ROOM Women or men. large ■ room, hoi anti cold water in room, near bath, newly decorated, $50 pev month <1 person), S60 (2 per : ons i Hotel Prince Edward. l-23-4p ROOM—Men only, small rooms near bath. SC and $7 per week <1 person). $10 «2 persons'. Hotel Prince Edward. l-23-4p APARTMENT for couple. Com pletely furnished. Mrs. Roy Pear son. Phone G94. 1-13-tf BUSINESS REOTAL—Available immediately, store space at 313 West Third street, formerly oc cupied by Dunlop Tire Company. Call William J. Gills 350 or 511 R. 1-30-tfF. APARTMENT-three large fur nished rooms. Water and heat furnished. Call 771 after 5. l-30-2p APARTMENT: 4 looms and bath. ■ arily furnished. 300 Second Ave iiui' Phone 50 day or 322 R after C 30 p m 1-30-lp APARTMENT large unfurnished upper with screened porch at 710 High street. Heat and water furnished. Call Mrs. Wade Mac Donald 278 W. 1-30-lp APARTMENT — three rooms, kitchenette and bath, unfurnish ed. Corner Putney and Main streets. Miss Putney. Phone 210. l-30-2p FARM 4’ ■ acres bright tobacco. II the com and other land want id Good 4 room house with elec tric 1 i ■ ht ■ . on hard surfaced road nea Green Buy. Va. J. W Baze-: more. l-30-3p lvaIal notice" I STATE OF VIRGINIA In I he ( lerk's Office of the Cir- I rail Court for the County of ( umberlaml. on this the !(>th day of .fanuurr. 1953: VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY OF CUMBER- , LAND FRANCES PATTESON GRAY. COMPLAINANT. V ORDER OF PUBLICATION. 1 CHARLES GRAY. DEFENDANT. ■ The object of this suit is to ob tain a divorce a vinculo matri- ; monii for the complainant from ; the defendant on the ground of J desertion. | An affidavit having been made and filed that Charles Gray is not a resident of the Slate of Vir ginia. and that his last known address was 34 Clifford Street. East Orange. N. J , it is ordered that, the said defendant, Charles Gray, do appear within ten days after due publication of this order, and do what is necessary to protect his interest. A Copy-Teste: R. H. Blanton. Clerk Annie Moring Fallwell. p. q. ■ Hunters Bank BIcir.. Farmville, Va. l-30-4t " U VA V W ANTED MAN -Steady work foi alert and capable man for general farm and hatchery work. Willie Welchlin, R. I. Farmville. l-30-2pF

| AUCTION SALE Southsidc Livestock Market, Inc. I'armville, Va. It pays to sell your livestock at the Southside Livestock Auction. A review of our sale Saturday, i January 24. 1953 Veals, topping at 839.00 Hogs, topping at 19.25 | Fat Yellow Cows, topping at 16 00 ' Commere'l Steers, topping at 20.30 Feeder Steers topping at 23 80 Stork Heifers hy head from 39.00 to 135.00 Baby Calves, hy bead 2.50 to 21.00 Light Hogs, topping at 17.10 Pigs, from 5 00 to 12.50 Saws 15 Of Coals 3.5C Heavy Hens 21.60 Old Roosters . . 15.0<! Fryers 79.01 MHOS SALE EVERY SATI RDA1 i

| LEGAL NOTICE ! Commonwealth of Virginia, [ In the Clerk’s Office of the Oir ; cult (ourt of the County of Buck [ ingham on the 19th Jav of Janu I arv. >933. S J. C. Dunkum and J. E. Dunkum. ’ partners doing business under the firm name of J. C. Dunkum and 1 Brother and Natham Chambers. I Plaintiffs against ; II B. Adams. Sheriff and as such Administrator of Sarah Ayres, de ceased. John R. Jones. Edward ; uones and Leo M. Jones. Defen j dams The object of this suit which : is a creditor’s suit is to sub i ject the ten acres of land, more I or less, in Slate River District, i Buckingham County, Virginia, ; lying on the eastern side of the l hard-surfaced road No. 659 run i ning by the residence of Dr. T. E. | Patteson and just across said | road from residence, adjoining ! lands of Luther W. Patteson and ! others, and rear Ransons Post Office in said county, to the pay ment of the funeral expenses of said Sarah Ayres, deceased, of S 180.00. and any other debts which may be proved herein against the estate of said Sarah Ayres, deceased, and the costs of this suit. And an affidavit having bjen made and filed that the defen dants Edward Jones. John R. Jones and Leo M. Jones are not resident of the State of Virginia, it is ordered that they do appear here within ten days after due publication hereof, and do what may be necessary to protect their interest in this suit. A Copy—Teste: John C. Spencer. Clerk G. M Rogers p q. Buckingham. Va. 1-23-4

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA In the Clerk’s Office of the Cir cuit Cour< of the County of Rurkingham, on the 21st day of January. 19153. A. S. Loving < Alfred S. Loving', Plaintiff AGAINST :’ark Terry, Jr.. James D. Loving, Willie Loving, Charles FI. Loving. Marshall Loving and Cornelia Loving Shepard. If living, or if 'hey be dead then the widow and heirs, devisees and successors in title of the said James D Loving. Willie Loving. Charles H. Loving. Marshall Loving and Cornelia Loving Shepard, who are Aunts and Uncles respectively of Lticv Terry Childress, deceased, who are made parties defendant by • he General Description of Parties Unknown. The unknown heirs at law of Lucy Terry Childress, their widows or husbands, respectively, their devisees and successors in title of the said Lucy Terry Childress w ho are made parties, defendant by the General De scription of PARTIES UN KNOWN Defendants. ORDER OF PUBLICATION The object of this suit Is to have an issue DEVISAVIT VEL NON to be made up and tried by a jury at the bar of this Court to ascertain and try the question as to whether or not tne purported paper writing dated January 28. 1952 and probated in the Clerk’s ; Office of this Court on February <. 28. 1952 and recorded in Will ! Book No. 6 at Page 115 thereof, ! is or is not the true last Will and ' Testament of Lucy Terry Chil- i dress. And an affidavit having been made and filed that the defen dant Park Terry. Jr., :s not a resi dent of the State of Virginia, it is ordered that he do appear here within ten days after due publi cation hereof, and do what may* be necessary to protect his in terest in this suit. A copy-Teste: John C. Spencer. Clerk Fitts <fc Abbitt, p. q. l-304t HELP WANTED REPRESENTATIVE wanted. We have an opening foi one man in Farmvlllie and surrounding area. No experience necessary as we train you. Car, neat appearance essential. Our men average $125 weekly on bona fide leads fur nished. Write to Mr. H. M. Tins ley. 823 Church St., Lynchburg. Va. for appointment. 1-23-4

I I^ocal Manufacturer Wants Lady I to do General Stenographic and Clerical Work NO BOOKKEEPING —Apply— I CRADDOCK-TERRY SHOE CORP. FARMVILLE. VA.

f Angler Fishes Catch Other Fishes to Eat 1 WASHINGTON -One of the most I patient and skillful of fishermen > another fish, a curious creature possessed ot a built-in fishing rod and aptly called thj angler fish The angler fish is not capable of much underwater speed, and obtains its food small fish -b> dangling a "bait " at the end of the , rod to attract dinner In the National Geographic So i ciety's new Book of Fishes edited by Society Vice President .John i Oliver I.a Gorce. Louis Mowbray • former Curator of the Bermuda Government Aquarium, writes n f the angler in a chapter entitled •'Certain Citizens of the Warn Seas Lesson in Patience ‘ The approach of an angler fish to its chosen victim." Dr. Mow bray says, is a lesson in patience, and its use of the 'fishing rod' is a work of art. "Literally, there is an append age. which may he raised or low ered at will, situated on the head of the angler fish between the eyes and the mouth. In the outer ex tremity of the rod is a filamentous growth, resembling a small worm, which is dangled frantically m front of the small fish to attract its attention." The angler remains completely immobile while presenting the bait, only moving, and then very slow ly, if the prey is not sufficiently attracted by the worm, which is quickly withdrawn if the smaller fish strikes. This is likely to be the victim's last movement American Fishes Shown All the more common fresh and saltwater fish found in North American waters are shown m color plates in ' The Book of Fish es." and their habits, size and value as food or game are ex plained. The book explodes some inac curate beliefs about fish It points out that huge miinta rays, or devil fish. are harmless creatures de spite their forbidding appearance and explains that such ordinarily voracious fish as sharks and barra cuda can be "civilized" and Seldom attack when regularly fed ill cap tivity. Various types of sport fishing are thoroughly explained, from still fishing for catfish ,111 midwestem streams to goggle fishing m Cali fornia and the search for tarpon in Florida

Lynmouth Is Near Lorna Doone Valley PLYMOUTH. Eng - The flnnd devastated little resort town of Lynmouth, on Devon's Bristol Channel, lies in a country steeped in the romance of British history, legend and fiction Only a hop-skip-and-jump over the Somerset county line is Doone Valley, setting for Richard Dodd ridge Blackmore s famous novel. "Lorna Doone " Less than 100 miles from Lyn mouth across England's southwest corner lies Plymouth, whence the Mayflower set sail for America The way crosses the gloomy waste lands of Exmoor and Dartmoor, still believed by some Devonians to be dangerous at night because of ghosts Tintagel Head in Cornwall, re puted site of King Arthur's Castle, also is less than P‘0 miles from Lynmouth. Off the north coast between Tintagel and Lynmouth is Lundy Island, once sacked by Turkish sea raiders who carried the inhabitants into slavery. Devonshire's 2.600 st.uare mile' make it the third largest Englis', county. Only its coastal areas, cut by many small rivers like the Lyr that caused the trouble at Lyn mouth, are subject to flooding dur ing storm and heavy rains The in terior is high.

Mainz Bibles Grace Congress' Library WASHINGTON. DC—The his toric city of Mainz on the Rhine River is doubly commemorated at the Library of Congress this year. In a large showcase stand the two volumes of the Great Bible of ' Mainz. It is the only Bible manu j script made in that city which has ■ come down the centuries complete ly preserved Directly opposite is the Guten berg Bible, the first book to be i printed with movable metal type i The Gutenberg Bible is believed to have been made in Mainz and at about the same time as t e Great Bible. Both are Vulgate Bibles, the Lat in version of St Jerome. Their Gothic lettering is similar. Both are on fine vellum—the Great Bible on 459 pages made from 250 goat skins. The manuscript was care fully written with a crow-quill pen, while the Gutenberg Bible was printed with meal type painstaking ly cast and set The Great Bible was begun on April 8, 1452, 500 years ago. The i scribe carefully noted the date as ! he finished each of the bor s. It took 15 months to complete the ' text.

Maiiteo Mr and Mrs Andrew St.-wr and family were visitors ::i Parti ille Saturday Mr and Mrs. H E Myers rad family, of Victitia vi-itec! hi parents. Mr and Mrs Chat lie Crows. Sunday Mrs James Ragland and M: and Mrs Clarence Craig. ■»' Schuyler, were v isitors in ti t home of Mrs Charlie Taylor, sur day Zinda Crews 1- at home and clu ing finely after an operatieii Albert Wootten and child, m have had the flu Mrs. Emmitt, Crews is not so well at this writing. Mrs Charlie Taylo ha been ill for several days Much Flu Here There are many eases of P c and voids in this c mmunin Cool due Crews of Norfull . visited he parent-. Mi and V: Charlie Crews for the week cm. Guy Llewellyn and Luther Llewellvn were visitors in Cha: - lottesville Monday Eddie Crew- and Sam C:< v. motored through Ncwpcv t New anti Williamsbui Thursday

Ohio Guests Mrs. Frank Mika and son. of Cleveland. Ohio, are viv'.n- h r parents. Mr. find Mrs. Elbert R: in land. for an indefinite time Tit if little son is taking treatment: i:i Richmond Kirby Crews, son of Mr and Mrs Mrs. Gilbert Crews, tinned in Fort Howard. 'lVxu His wife is staying with his par ents Garland Crews, rf the U. S Navy, called h: parents Mr and Mrs. Charlie Crew Thursday afternoon and said he was le. v i net the West Coa.-i for Korea Saturday. Mrs Leiia Mirklem visited m the home of Mr and Mrs Elbert Rvlund. Saturday afternoon. Mrs. J hn William Crevs visa ed her si-ter. Mrs. Mary Ros n in Richmond. Saturday Mrs Rosen is slowly impioving. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Taylor, of Bchuylrr. visited in the Home of Mrs. Kit/ Brandi for the week end Miss Mae Fitzpatrick was a v: tor in Richmond Thursday Building Home H R Crew . is building a home near the Hugh Crews place. He is now st.ayin in the home oi M and Mr-- Gilbert Cress. Mrs. Florence Llewellyn and V. M Crews visited in the h me of Mrs John W Crews, last Tuesday. W. W Swan visited Mr and Mrs Bill Swan. Mondnv. Rev. Otis Pruden visited in the home of Mrs. Charlie Taylor. Sunday. HELP WANTED MAN OR WOMAN to take over route of established Watkins customers in the c:(> of Farni ville. Earnings tinlitiuied. No in vestment necessary \y c w ill help you get started. Write J. H. Wat kins Co. De|)i S-.i. Richmond. Ya. l-27-T>p

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By VERA WINSTON BETTER-THAN-EVER sepa rates mark mid-season fashions, each item good on its own but. when worn together, adding up to an extremely smart costume. •Shown is a sweater of spice brown cashmere, with collar out lined in black satin piping to match buttons. Can be worn tucked in or over the skirt. Spice brown shade to match the sweater is used for the circular skirt of quilted crepe, the two joined by a tailored belt of black satin. — Miss Louise Suggs tied the world mark in Tampa golf with 288.