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POLIO SCOUT MERITS HIGH HONOR

MRS. WILLARD RYMAN gives icr sen. Richard 14. a congratulatory kiss for tiaving received the second highest award in the Boy Scouts, the L.ife.Scout Award Richard, who contracted infantile paralysis in 1951, is a member of the all-polio Boy Scout Troop at Los Amigos Hospital. Scoutmaster Lou Jenkins looks on r fntercntioifl! Soundvhoto)

Darlington Heights Xeus March of Dimes District Chairman Expresses Thanks For Public Support

Mrs. Margaret Watson chair moil of the March of Dimes for BUffalo District, wishes to thank' the pc -pie for theii; wonderful co operation in sending in contribu tions. So far $194.‘10 has been collected. Mr. and Mrs Howard Shorter. Mrs. J. I, Metcalf. Mrs. H. I Shorter, and Shorter Metcalf at tended the funeral of Linwood Glenn, in Roanoke. Saturday. Mr. Glenn, who died quite unexpect edly from a heart attack, was the brother-in-law >f Howard Short er Miss Lois Hailey aial Ray and Hugh Bailey vi-tted Mr and Mrs Marion Hamit', m Rc^noke Sun day. Mi Hamlet undergoing treatment at Shenandoah Hos pital Miss Nancy Morris recently re ceived a check for $10 which she

won by writing an essay on George Washington. The contest was sponsored by the Masonic organi zation Walter D Hunter, of Red House, the father of Mrs. Roach Watson, has been critically ill. He is much improved. Mrs. Mary Payne and Mrs. Lucy Glover, of Richmond, are spending this week with Miss Bes sie Singleton and Jack Singleton. Mrs. Leslie Hamilton enter tained with bridge Wednesday evening in honor sf Mrs. Mary Payne and Mrs. Lucy Glover. The-average per capita national debt in the United States jumped ten-fold during the past twenty years, from $162 in 1933 to $1. 697 in 1952. Tnc present national debt is reported to be $262,700. COO.OOO.

SINUS SUFFERERS AMAZING NEW DISCOVERY — FREE TRIAL THIS AMAZING NEW DISCOVERY gives quick relief from sinus head- j aches, | i - ->\i[. :m ftuchead. soreness in eves, aching cheek bones, bridge of put t«.p of head, back of head and down neck, can't think straight or *«•*» well .it tin- - ev« n tho' glasses have been recently fitted, nervous ness >n- if. new treatment relieves most sinus headaches In few* j m.notes and a general rule soreness in head, face and neck is entirely | relieved m short tinn No matter how long you have suffered or how' chron.c >«• .. c.i - may be or how many different treatment's you have \ | tried how much money you have spent without results, we believe you will be amazed at t e fast relief this amazing new treatment gives !• .:i '.i/:r.c fast relief to thousands Write for FIVE DAY FREE TRIAL. puM i-rtid to you. no cost or obligation except this: when you wide for it. it is agreed that you will mail it back at the end of fi\e da\' :f not satisfied. since it is not a sample. | NATIONAL LABORATORIES. — LODI. CALIFORNIA

A NEW REAL ESTATE - BROKER - Irvine C. Watkins Second Floor Planters Bank Bldg. (Kliei Phone 73'—Residence Phone 231 Farmville, Ya.

/ Ifaii Cosli ffui/trs for tlic t'oltoiriny— 1( I is in mg timbn land within 100 miles of Rich mond. Small or large acreage. CV—Cheap open land for pine seedling plantings. 100 md acre or more. ty. approximately 2d acr«‘s parcels of land with no l.aililing> within d miles of Fanmille, with in gre s and agre ofl' of road that is not on a prin cipal highway. .Small tarms with modest dwelling within ap proximately d miles id Fanmille. / If an lli< I ollnn i/ii,- f.isfiiif/s of 1‘roperly for Sale 1;; Bedroom frame dwelling with new hot air oil furnace, Bath and kitchen on Longwood Are. Price Ss.onn, Terms. tV-_ t Bedrom . 2 baths. | rame dwelling, oil hot water tL heat, tireplace, lull Basement, storm winows, and Beautifully shrubbed lot on Second St. Price ... SI.don cash. *0,000—1st Trust (d dC — Balance' 2nd trust (<< tF • . *) .. ]o a. re . uImIj\ idled into 17 2d-ft. lots within O sight nt' B'-ngwood on the beautiful Fdgewood I ’.iii idt a 1 for builders. | p.oo it. frontage on KI |bn approx. 11 a errs ‘\ . ''..iit I mile i a t "f town, \verages about $500 | i i arii farm: > i'"uu I"ei i mi 2* am - w it h 22 acres ill pa -t .in new grazing Id bead. 1 acre flue tobacco, fenced and watered, d miles east of town. 'i hi property has been sold since ad was released for publication.

Rice Sailor On Caribbean Cruise A winter cruise m the Carib bean Sea. with visits to Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic and Bermuda, is being enjoyed by Wilton R. Madison, boilerman third class. USN. husband of Mrs. Lovelean Madison. 01 Route 1. Rice, Va.

Tuggle Many in this community have j been in w ith the flu. However, wc ' are glad to report that all are ! improving. O. M. Oliver expects to enter ! McGuire Hrspital. Richmond, 'next week. We hope he will get along fine. ! Jjhn Wilkes. P Kelsey and M. ; H. Slayton represented Appomat I tox Church at the Presbytery | meeting at Madison Church, near ! Culpeper, last week. Returns To Base Thomas McQuary left last Sun day to return to his base in Du jlut.h. Minn., after visiting his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Mc i Quarry, of Worsham, and his sis j ter. Mrs. O. H. Booth. ! Mrs. Epsie Vale had as her guest, last week end. Mrs. Ger I trude Schnoxe and children, of I Roanoke. Mrs. Schore s husband. | a sergeant in the army, was | aboard the Globemaster that went ' down in November Mrs. Vale ! learned that Mrs. Schnoxe was ; born in Germany and had no [relatives here in the States. So Mrs. Vale wrote her a friendly letter. Mrs. Schnore answered by calling Mrs. Vale on the phone. She accepted an Invitation to visit her. which she did last week end. She and her two children attend ed service in Appomattox Church, last Sunday morning, where Mrs. Schnore made an interesting talk to the congregation. Richmond Guests Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Paulson and son. of Richmond, visited ins mother. Mrs. M. A. Paulson, last week end. Mr. and Mrs. George Penick j and sons and Mrs. Sam Barton. 1 of Amelia, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Penick. last Sunday. Mrs. O. M Oliver honored her mother. Mrs. Mary Mann, with j a surprise birthday party. Jan. 21. ; on her 77th birthday. She re ceived many beautiful and useful gifts. Mr. and Mrs. L. T Simpson visited her brother-in-law and sis :er. Mr. and Mrs. Nc«h Temple on. of Abilene, last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkes and Mrs. F. O McQuarry. of Worsham. ■ isited Miss Willie Coleman, last Sunday evening. Miss Coleman s recovering from a broken arm and the flu.

Servicemen Hay Da ye. who h-a.s been sta tioned in Cheyenne. Wyo., has j been moved to Alexandria La His parents hear from him often Mr. and Mrs. P. Kelsev hear often from their son. Carl, who is stationed in England. Kenneth Grady is stationed in Kentucky. Edward Booker is still in New PLUMBING NEEDS

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Green Bay •/ Mr. and Mrs. C" B Beck wen Sunday overnight guests ol then son-in-law and daughter. Mr and Mrs. John Redd at Eller on Mr. and Mrs Charles Bottom and baby, of Newport News, spent several days, this week, with Mr. Jersey. His parents hear from him often. ( Mr and Mrs. V. L.. Hudson heard from their son. Lt. Grant Hudson, who is stationed in California. lie expects to be moved soon. Are In Korea Tom Oliver and Joe Ray Motley are in Korea. We hope- they will soon be home Freeman Emert has been quite sick since having most of his teeth pulled. Mrs. M. H Slavton and Mrs Paul Johnson were recent visitors in Richmond.

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Entirely New in Appearance with . . . Now Fashion-First Bodies by Fisher \fnrr models (If' ot them1) . . . mo re hcmniint. more < omfortphlc bodies • • - and more color-iltriiccs (23 single-lone and two-tone colors' I . . . than are tillered bv any oilier low-priced car. And. even richer innt roomier color-matched interiors and even Mitrtlici I nisleel construction, foi vour greater protection! Entirely Now Durability N eu, slronerr. mote rigid const i ilctn'll im parts even '.neater rintabilitv and d> prndabilifv to a cat long famous lor liirsc a lit ics.

Fnlirely New in Performance with . . . New 115-h.p. “Blue-Flame" Valve-in-Head Engine* I he nu^t powerful high-compression engine in the low-priee field in Powcrglidc models; and a greatly improved 108 h p. high-compression “Thrift-King" engine in gearshift models. New Power—New Acceleration— New Passing Ability ,i ou'll find that the new ('hcvrolcts. with either ol these two great engines, filing sou more power, increased a<celeta*inn and greater passing afi'litv, as well as sensational new economy.

T#ew Powerglidc Automatic Trans mission* gives faster getaway and gi cater gasoline economy. New Extra-Easy Power Steering 11i\cs finger-tip steering-case and parking-ease . . . reduces driver fatigue . . . exclusive to Chevrolet in its field. (Optional at extra cost.) Entirely New in Convenience with . . . New ( ontcr-l old I ron! Sc.u Hacks (in 2-door models) for easier entrance and exit: New ignition key starting: New Automatic ( hoke on all models: and New larger, roomier, more convenient rear-deck opening for easier loading and unloading.

Entirely New in Comfort with . . . New C'iank-1 \pc Regulators for Ycn tipartcs. New loot-f oim C lutch anil Brake Pedals. And the softer, smoother Kncc-Action Ride. Entirely New in Safety with ... Improved I rlvet-Pressurc lumho Diutti Brakes. } 7 I've Plate Class (optional at extra cost). And Safely Plate (ilass in windshield and all win dows of sedans and coupes. Entirely New in Economy, too . . . More miles per gallon—more over all economy of operation—and it's the lo\u st-priced line in its field! Come in - see and drive this great new car.

v( ombmatnnt of Power glide automanc transmission and H'-h.p. '‘Rlue-Flame" engine optional on "I wo I en' and lid •!//■ models at extra cost. <( ontinuation of standard c<iuipmcnt and iron illustrated is dependent on availability of material.) MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CARI WIN $75.00" FIRST PBI** IN IMP GINIVAl MOTORS IFTTCR HIGHWAYS AWARDS X *• ' c-»ardt tc»a! q $,<?4 (.*00. fem» ■ n •!•<« I ait* Pack ' ccnta'ning #nt>y blank a rtj • i :*.i^ d»*»e n el f n»«st

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and Mrs. Don Bottom. Mr. ana Mrs. Clarence Bowen and family were guests, Sunday, cf Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Roach. Karl Ferguson was a guest. Sat urday night, of Miss Mildred Hodges in the same home. Mis Betty Kallum. f Victoria, visited her daughter. Mrs. James Glascock, and Mr. Glascock. Sun day. Mrs. William Pritchett and daughter, of Kenbridge, and Mrs. Morris Harper, of Bracy, were also Sunday guests of the Glas cocks.

Thomas Redd, of West Point, was a Sunday guest of h:s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Redd. Mr. and Mrs. Thorburn Love of Petersburg, were Sunday din ner guests of Mr. and M:>. I. A Love. Mrs. CL \V P,.l:::e. and Mrs L. A. Love attended the Virgil Fox Organ Rental at Long wood College. Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Morgan anti Kenneth v.ere supper guests. Sunday, of Mr and Mrs. Wesley Foster at Drakes Branch.

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KKKIMNh I I* with the time- in broiler raising mean- gelling fa-ter gain- at lower eo-t per pound of gain. Ihou-and- of -tieres-loi broiler rai-er- in-i-t on Ma-ter Mix Broiler Ma-h berau-e the> have fouml that it get- their bird- finished nntl off to market faster, and at lop *alne. In'e-tigate toda> ! l^*t us -how ptu wIn it s a better broiler feed* rKI\C i; EDWARD BKOI11IC RATION i Special) Manufactured from Master Mix Broiler Concentrate Prince Edward Mills, Inc. Phone (it Farmville, Va.

Mrs. E C. Nunnally attended the burial of Temple T Nunnally in Richmond. Wednesday. Mr and Mrs. .1 W Pollard and Mrs W D. Pollard spent Sunday of i.i • week with Mr. and Mrs. P L. Fox at West Point. R 11 Morgan returned Tues day from a vacation in Florida. Mr and Mrs. O J. Borum, Jr., are announcing the birth of a son

at Southslde community mosjmum. Thursday. Miss Marie Sheppard and Miss Flizabeth Simpson, of FarmVHIe. were Thursday overnight gjests of Miss June Price. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Love, II, spent several days, last weeK. at Petersburg with Mrs. Love's par ents.

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