Johnston Acquires
Registered Bull
Troy Johnston, of Farmville.
has recently acquired a registered
Holstein-Friesian bull from the
herd of ft K Layman, of DaC
ville. Va. Change ol ownership for
ihis animal, Layman Fir Ormsby
Lock, has been officially recorded
by i lie Hol.stein-Frir.qan A ssocia
tion of America The Association
issued 4.033 registry and transfer
certificates to Virginia breeders
during 1932.
AUCTION
Stop! Look! Listen!
You farmers knew this auc;i r.
tale you have n< arc! about o» 1
at Dillwyn us a real sale. You
can buy Good farm machinery
at your own puce at our next
sale
SAT. FEB. 28th.
Our Motto is:
Vou bring the poods,
’Ve Hill sell them.
Don't fail to aliend our next
J?ale day
Why put more v hen the he h
dollar talks now-a-days.
"Talk To Me. I'm Listening "
lor Further Information
(all
c. /»*. “.mac" McCarter
I’hone li:il{
DILLWYN VIHC.IMA
district 2 Tourney
Set February 2">, 27, 28
Tlie annual District l'< basket -
ball tournament Will be field at
Ilampden-Sydney College Febru
ary -a. 117. and -.1. Faimville
High School officials have been
not died.
Teams participatin'', and date
and Lime ol the mum.' are now
being determined by representa
tives of the a hools in file district
These will he announced in the
next few days. Principal K H
Ballagh at Farnnille High said
today.
He said it is planned to have a
full day ol games, morning, af
ternoon and evening on Wednes
day. Feb. US. Play will be broken
off February 26 due to Ilampden
Sydney College's game with Uni
versity of Richmond. District
tourney play will be lesumed Fri
day night for tin' semi-finals,
with the final and consolation
games set for Saturuay night
(tills .March 6-7
The girls tournament lias been
scheduled March 0-7 at Ran
dolph-Henry High School. It will
ire a regional Croup 11 affair.
•District 2 offi< ails an now deter
mining which teams will compete.
Powhatan Workers
Speak At Meeting:
Sunt. .1 T5 M. Carter, president
of the Powhatan county Red
Cross Chapter, and 'I G. West,
.und drive chairman, represented
1’pwhatau county at an American
Red Cross Fund Planning Mint
ing held in the Henrico County
Chapter House, recently Powha
tan was one of 17 counties repre
sent ed.
Among tla interest,ng speakers
were Supt. Carter and Mr. West,
who talked on "Utilizing All I.oeai
Resource'- in the Fund "
This meeting proved very stim
ulating and helpful.
Calais is tlie French seaport j
nearest England.
i i
Green Bay
Mrs. J \V. McFarland. 77. who
has been a life Ion'.’, resident of
this community, died at her home
here February 8. and was burled
in the church cemeiery Tuesday,
Feb 10. She will be sorely missed
m the church where she faith
fully worked for many years and
will also be missed by the whole
community by both white and
colored. She was a friend to all
II. D Kauffman, 75. of Appo
mattox, a brother of Mrs. J. W.
McFarland died at. the home of
his son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Carr. February 9.
and was buried in the church
cemetery here Wednesday. Feb.
11.
George Kebel. 88, died at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. Rose
Soret. Thursday. Feb. 12. He had
been nil invalid for several years.
He will be buried at Fredericks
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernie White and
sons, of Fredericksburg, were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Glascock recently.
Mis. Frank Fully, of Richmond,
and son. Billy Pully. of Char
lottesville. were guests of Miss
Lily Hardaway Sunday before
last.
Mr. and Mrs. James Glascock
and Joyce Ami visited Mrs. Betty
Kalluin. at Victoria. Thursday.
Mrs. Alma Verelle and Mrs. F.
D. Richardson, of Richmond, at
tended the funerals here of Mrs.
J W. McFarland on Tuesday and
If D. Kauffman on Wednesday of
last week.
Mrs. r T Redd spent, several
days the past week with her cnil
dren at Richmond
George Rebel, 83,
Of Green Bay, Dies
A funeral service for George
Rebel, 83. Green Bay resident,
was held Monday morning at,
Sacred Heart Catholic Church,
Meherrin. Burial took place in
Oak Hill Cemetery. Fredericks
burg.
Mr. Rebel died Thursday after
noon. Feb. 12. at nis home in
Green Bay
Born Dec. 23. 1869. in Austria,
he was the son of Barbara Hun
garadei and Jospeli Rebel.
He was a farmer and a mem
ber of the Roman Catholic
Church.
He is survived by two daugh
ters. Mrs Rose Sorct. of Green
Bay. and Mrs. F. A. Soret, of
Palm- Beach Shores. Fla.: one
sister. Mrs Eve Dangel, of New
York City and one brother,
Adam Rebel, of Staten Island,
N Y
i
Scouts
iContinued from Pane It
ris. working with Eheilff J. T.
Clark, arrested Barney Ritt.s, as
sistant Scoutmaster of Troop 118,
and Lee B. Short, field Scout ex
'■cutive, during the morning. These
Scout leaders were tried in Cir
cuit Court at noon. The mock
trial was conducted by Billy
Vaughan, trial iiisticp, Sammy
Dowdy and Howard Noel, com
nionwt aith’s alto ney and Jimmy
Johns, clerk ol the court.
Wayne Morris and Kent Carter
were chiefs of police.
Scouts gave out about 20 park
ing tickets to violators in the
downtown area during the morn
ing, also.
File Chiefs Charles Martin and
R. Wilkerson were called out on
a fire about 11 a m., with other
Scouts acting as firemen.
At least $75,000,000 a year is be
ing spent on uutomobile repairs
because of poor highways and the
luck of proper parking space, an
'•’•‘•lorn states conference of the
A.A.A. Motor clubs was told.
■ alcon doesn’t soak up, store up &nd
"filter” out goo like ordinary fin*
briar pipes. Falcon ejects the ooo
uith every puff— before smoke
ranches stem. No filter-gadgets
because no goo to filter out—even
after 5 thousand smokes. World’s
sweetest pipe smoke because w orld’s
FIRST oooi.ess pipe.
PATTERSON’S
DRUG CO.
238 Main St.
I’ll one 517 Farmville Va.
Keel Cross Thanks
Cumberland Women
For Sending Cookies
A thank-you letter has been
sent to Cumberland county wom
en who have sent, homemade
cookies to Camp Pickett Hospital
by the Farmville Gray Ladies.
Written by Miss Rose Blaha,
assistant Red Cross field director,
the letter said. “The patients of
tiie U. S. Army Hospital and we
of the American Red Cross join to
thank you for the delicious
cookies. They are always in de
mand. and the patients enjoy
Lhem tremendously. Today we
used them on a musical party on
the neuro-psychiatric ward. All
the men appreciated the refresh
ments and your thoughtfulness in
remembering them.
Worsham
The G. A’s. R. A.'s and Sun
beams met at the Worsham Bap
tist Church on Tuesday with a
good attendance
A service was held at the
Church on Sunday to ordain two
deacons Dr. R. L. Randolph, oi
Trenton HD Women
Meet At Mrs. Duncan’s
The Trenton Home Demonstra
tion Club met with Mrs. P. I.
Duncan on February 1! After the
: business meeting, an interesting
and "delicious" demonstration on
"One Dtsh Meals” was given by
the hostess using the recipe
■ Creamed Meat in Rice Ring.'’
Members present wi re Mrs. Dale
Daviis. the hostess, Mrs. Arthur
Davis. Mis. Wilber Floyd and son
Phillip Michael, and Mrs. George
Jefferies Jr. Mrs. Georgia Wilker
j son was unable to attend as she
j has been sick with flu.
Plans were discussed on attend
in'- the district meeting in May.
a Orange. Va.
1 The next meeting will be held
, at the home of Mrs Arthur Davis.
The demonstration will be on
j'Rug Making "
l.ynoliburi:. was in charge of this
j sen ice
W M s of the Worsham
: Church v ill meet. Friday
night,, Feb JO. at 8 o'clock in the
churleh
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J. F. GLENN, Sec.-Teas
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LOAN A3SB"IATI0f
OP FARMVILLE
Main Street I’none 481
I have been wonderfully
b!e-ised in I t i:rr re-ton <i to
active life after beiny crip
pled in nearly every joint in
my body and with muscular
soreness from bead to foot. 1
had Rheumatoid Arthritis
and other forms of Rheuma
tism, hands deformed and my
ankles were set.
Limited space prohibit
tellinjr you more here but it
you wili write me 1 will reply
at once and tell you how 1 re
ceived this wonderful relict.
Mrs. Lela S. Wier
28»r> Arbor Mills lire e
I* O. MfV. 31 ”2
Jarksoii 7. Mississippi
$100 000 00 A YEAR
Or More Is Spent by
Trail's End Poultry Farm
DOES IT COST Midi MONT Y TO PRODl ( E HEALTHY.
RECORD lllcil ECO BIU D BABY CHICKS? Yes. Trail'.,
End does spend over $100.000 00 a year producing healthy,
high ear bred cliiclis ol unquestionable outstanding quality.
Thousands of dollar are .-pen; each ye;.; m blood testin': ana
o;>< ratal ' a free diapnos' r l-.t-orut.orr far nil TI-'Te are a hun
dred different costs in producing outstanding baby chicks. For
instance, first, the eggs. 300 egg breeding tock. labor, power,
fuel, water, chick boxes, pads, fumigants, posta: e. commissions,
salaries, sexing, advertising, promotion, travel, f ed. delivery
expense, trucks, cars, telephone, telegraph, nff.ee supplies,
hatchery supplies, repairs on incubators, and hatchery buildings,
truck repairs, worm pills, antigens, testing equipment, leu
bands, printing, insurance, depreciation, taxes. Well, these arc
some of the costs that go into the Trail's End big type, world
record 300 eg", bred, long living Wh 'e Leghorn baby chicks,
and I host In nvy-mcatt d. heavy laying Nt u Super New Hamp
shire Reds that grow fast, feather quickly, ami possess that
delicious flavor. HOW DOES TRAILS END SELL 1IABY
CHICKS AT SUCH LOW PRICES, considerin'• all this ex
pense'.’ 34 years exp rience, good management, and freedom
of action is the answer. All our chicks ;ue trom pullorum
tested breeders. We can furnish pullets or straight run chicks.
WE CAN ALSO ITKNISH KEOII.AK BROILER NEW
HAMPSHIRE REDS AND BARRED ROCKS.
Please write or stop by to see us regarding our low prices,
and oOier free information. LOCATED ON KDl'TE 15, 3
MILES NORTH OF CORDONSMI.I I
Trail's End Poultry Farm
OOKDONSVII.LE. V1ROIMA
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Prince Edward Mills Jnc.
Phone 64 P<?.rruville, ' n.
I-H Tractor Club
Will Study Tires
Prince Edward County 4-TI
Tractor Cht!> will liold the first
of eight lessons about tractor
maintenance tonight (Tuesday >
at 7:30 at Newman Tire Company
in Farmville Instructors will be
\V A Forrest, head of the trac
tor tire department of the Good
year Tire Company in this ter
ritory. W. A. Gibbs, Jr., terntor
, ‘i
lal manager lor the Goodyeni
Company, and J. N Hudson.
Goodyear Tire Company service
engineer.
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