ATTEND FARMVILLE'S SECOND ANNUAL ■ i
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Tuesday, February 3, 1953 — The Farmville herald and farmer-leader · 8 of 8 source blocks
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Ill is photo shows a portion of the huge attendance of the l'ohacco Jubilee held in Farmvillo Februar> !7 1931.
The Farmville Chamber Of Commerce, The Farmville Tobacco Board Of Trade, And The Citi zens Of Farmville Thank \ on For Making FARMVILLE The Market For \ our Tobacco. \\ e Also Want To Thank You. The Tobacco Grower. For Selling In The Neighborhood Of Five Million Pounds Of Leaf On Our Market During The 1952-53Season. If This Was Your First Or Fiftieth Season To Sell In FARMVILLE. We Thank You Again. And Look Forward To IIa\ ina Your Tobacco Sales In FARMVILLE Next Season. And Many More To Come.
Come to Farmville Next Thursday
PRIZES TO BE GIVEN BRING YOUR SALES TICKETS 1st PRIZE - $250 IN MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATES 2nd PRIZE - $150 IN MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATES 3rd PRIZE - $100 IN MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATES 4th PRIZE - CAR OR TRUCK RADIO 5th PRIZE - ELGIN WAfCH 6th PRIZE- PHILCO RADIO 7th PRIZE - AUTO SEAT COVERS AND MANY OTHER MERCHANDISE PRIZES
MAKE FARMVILLE YOUR HOME TOWN EVERY DAY !N THE YEAR FREE PARKING SPACES - COURTEOUS SERVICE QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT FAIR PRICES FARMVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FARMVILLE TOBACCO BOARD of TRADE
— Program — PARKE C. BRINKLEY—VIRGINIA COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE W ILL HE THE PRINCIPAL SPEAKER Jubilee Program Will Start Promptly at 1:30 P. M. In Front of the Courthouse (CIIAMP>ftR OF COMMERCE OFFICIALS I’RESIPIXC > 1:30—Welcome, by W. C. Fitzpatrick, Mayor of Farmville and S. W. Putney, Jr., President of Chamber of Commerce 1:45—“Farmer Recognition,” public introduction of grower with outstanding crop record. 2:00—Address by Parke C. Brinkley. 2:40—Awarding of Prizes. (Be sure to bring your sales tickets.) COME EARLY and STAY LATE
FREE PARKING LOTS EACH LOCATED IN THE BUSINESS SECTION OF TOWN, WITH A COM BINED CAPACITY OF 440 CARS.