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Friday, April 19, 1957 — The Farmville herald and farmer-leader · 40 of 40 source blocks

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Sandy River M1' and Mrs. W A CK'y<rn. and Judy, have returned from a week end visit with Mr Odham’s parents in Johnson City. Totin. H:s mother is a pat'ent in a hospital there Mrs Woodfin Hushes. Mrs. John Gilliam. Mrs. James Gat< - and Miss Blanche Bass attended th1 Appo mattox association WMU meeting at Elen Baptist church.

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Mrs. Henry' Simpson, the lormer Miss Nell Johnson, of Monrovia. Calif , lias been spendine several days with Miss Martha Bass A luncheon was given in her lienor by a group of her former Lmmwood College classmates Donna and Karen daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith. Jr have been visiting their grandparents. Gates in Hospital Mrs. James Gates. M"s On: tie Gates and Jean Gates visited Jesse Gates in the Stuart Circle Hospit- 1 in Richmond Saturday John Glasgow and Mrs W P> Glasgow spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Am! r. or: of Nathalie Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith pent the week end with Mr and Mi Paulus P’ice of Craigsville Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson Mi and Mrs. Oswell Thompson, and family, of Andersonville. and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Webster, of Jeters ville. visited Mr. and Mrs Hatcher Thompson Sunday.

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Mrs. Jones Home From Hospital Mr and Mrs. Edward Garnet* visited Mr. and Mrs. C L Jones on Mrs. Jones' return front South side Community Hospital Sunday Mr. and Mrs. D-m-Jus Jackson, and family, of Fnrmvilh '..sited M ■ and Mrs. Robert Jenkms. Bill Jones spent several days with his grandparents Mr and M J. W Morris, of Bur :< ville Mr. and Mrs Dn wry Gates went to Lynchburg Sunday to meet ,J F Wilson, of Rnsselvtlle. Ala. He will spend several days here visiting them. Garnetts Gather Mr and Mrs W. W M Her a ; Mr. and Mrs Edward Game!; .a! family, visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Clark Garnett. Sin-lay M". and Mrs. John Chaney visited Mr. and Mrs. Temple Jenkins Sun day. Mrs. John Gates entertained tin Rice bridge club Wednesday Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Tom Jenkins were Charlit F irr.n Jr., of Washington. D C Herman Jenkins and son. Jimmy. Mrs. Blanche Fulcher. John Hen \ Alien. M". and Mss charlit r..n.ier and Willis Ji-nkins. Wilsons Go to .lames:own Mo and Mrs 1 - -n Wls.m mid M>\ and M s Johnson Wilks, of Rich mond. attended the Jamestown Fes tival Sunday Sunday guests o‘ \t- and Mrs J W Hughes were M-s Jamie Clark James Boyce and L'dilv A. . and Mr. and Mrs Cleveland Mnrn sette. Mr and Mrs. A. A. Waldburger and Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Bennett, and twins, of Richmond spent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruce Mr. and Mrs Aubrey Glasgow, and family, attended a frit: !y re union and her grandmother's birth day celebration at the home of Mrs. Glasgow's parents. Mr. and Mrs. N. L Morton, in Keysville Dianne Dowdy is visiting lies aunt. Mrs. James Price. Darlington !! :!>. Miss Elizabeth Singleton spent several days last wi k visiting ft lends in Washington and Alexan dria. Mis. W. A Watson .s spending this week with her daughter. Mrs. Edgar Powell, in Oakland. N. J Mrs Margaret Wap a Hunter and B ett Watson, will spend the Faster holidays with the Powells. Mrs. Malcomb Inge, of Pampliu entertained the Darlington Heights bodge club last Thursday Misses Ida and Terrell Hu .- v

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Meherrin r •,,■■■■ •) B ' - as? -m T-la K:dd ■ n nv-t t Jonesboro Apnl U ' 're eUioehes represented Ar>r’.1 ] '* the Rti'dv course WAS *8»mbt a* T4,ssekiah church, a joint ooii.-se of Meherr’n and Tussekiah Bap:;st churches nvssionn”v socie ties. The boAk. "Home M’ssions. US4 " bv Courts Rndfi ’’d. \v a s

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:>v Mm Anti MVTH Dr. Geo-CP Earl Owen, of Indian qn- ':s. 1: d was a week end guest f Ml- o ld M-s. W R. Berry Dr. O'." : ’s a grands on of the Inti1 Rev. F. W B‘—V. of G-een Bay He has -erved. with his w fe as a mission ■i 11 \)-o.-;:*!ne and in the Philip •i nes f- is now with United Chris t-on M’ss'ona'v F-icie’y ef Indian no'is. and has chn-ge of recruiting and ploturn-i the education of volun teer missionaries. Ot'1 :-ii the home of Adi', and Mis. W R. Biotv during the v - were Mi and M is. L. A. f F -. ud M-s O C Loonev. M- and M-s. G W. Palmer, Mr. id c R Bock, all of Green f ■ M- -s V'o.'ic md Annie Brit •- ■ f Pctershu-". W R. Berry. Jr., ■ f Vche-c nd Jam».s Earl Berry -md s- n. Titnmv. of Richmond. M J-.-K's E cry is a patient oi Medical College Hospital in Rich mond. Tfr and Mrs. J R. Hubbarc visited Mrs Hubba-d's sister. Mrs R H. Wilkerson. Sunday at Soutl Hill hospital. Eugene Newman spent the weel -id wiili his grandparents. Mr. anc

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spent last Fr day and Saturday ir Richmond with M'u and Mrs. Wil ham Blank. They attended a dance : ecital Friday night in which theii niece. Linda Blank, was featured. Hunter Watson attended a forensic meet at Lawrenceville High Schoo last Friday He was awarded firs place m the boys' reading contest Mrs. Olive Wilkerson spent the wek end with her mother. Mrs. J H Payne. E. F. Strip!in showed some slide: -ii connection w. h the home ground: beautification project at the Darling ten He>i:!>*s 4-H club meeting. The girls agreed to attend cooking schoo in Farmville April 14 nesur. -a-’x-i- kv a mrmaaep 4 WE BUY, SELL AND ! ? EXCHANGE NEW AND USED FURNITURE ■ During your spring cleaning check the basement, attic and garage for discarded | furniture — then phone j DISCOUNT • Fi-rr^ure 8-oh1 ,Ji one 1033 Farmviils, Vo. •i r:os«r. v&mza&jumi ' CRAY’S TRULY A DRUG STORE rComs in now and get your ADVANCE SHOPPING LIST Reserve your mer chandise in advance while stocks are complete. Pick it up during sale. APRIL 29, 30, MAY, 1, 2, 3, 4 Monday thru Saturday bray s 1 Store Phon? 56 or 57, Farmville, Va

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When you buy, buy the bcsl Iiomeiite and McCulloch Power ( ham Saws Eska - a \ \ d - Reo ?»last e r-c u i Power Lawn Mowers Springfield Garden Tradors and Uotarv {'Biers * * Scott- A t w a t e r (I u t l>•: ? a r d ?* i o (o r s FROM 3'2 TO 40 HORSEPOWER Hinton, Briggs-Si ration and Lauson Motors Before .you buy. see Shanaberger & S'- for the best in new cgjipmei t or the best in ■■ ■.; > on \. ur pre sent equipment For free loco! pick-up end delivery n ym.ir present Fewer Lawn Mowers and Goidcn Tract-.: call Farm vilie. 998. S1IANABERGLR A SONS Virginia . L n t Cm. 1 >,.w Dealer Farmville, Virginia—Phene 998 Siackstcne, Virginia—Phor.e 215 GOOD TRADES EASY TERMS

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; Mrs. J. o. Newman, of Martinsville. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hubbard, and children Linwood Earle and ecky Lie. Roanoke, and! Mr. and Mi's 0 E. Palmer of Bps ,es Mill, were recent guests of Mr|. and Mrs. J R Hubbard. G. W. Palmer, of Green ; Bay. spoke on “The Virginia Law on; Milk I Control at the Mebcrrin R'jntan ' meeting. Youth week will be observed a! both Meherrin and Tusrjekiah churches during April. The new parsonage of the Victoria Baptist church was dedicated April 14, The dedicatory address w<ls de - . : _

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livered by Rev. R. E. Lnmkuin. of;| Meherrin. jj M and ?.!>■? J R Hubbard were 1! ’•ec n’ !.■ ts:. * Mr and Mrs R H.! J W-kevr-'n z. d M s Stella Mvseby. of Ebony M s E '-.v‘a R >r e -a •.-••ncd horn from Southside Community Hospital in Farmville. Frank Hollander Jr . has re turned home from Southside Com rnuirtv Hospital and is recuper-1 ating. There will be Sunrise services at Meherrin M< thodist church Sunday at 5:30 a.m.. with breakfast after ward at the firemans hall.

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Children will love iff

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SIX-FOOT SLIDE Genuine Galvanite— stays bright, smooth and rust resistant longer. Safet . - built with all-welded ladder, stabilizer bar and ground stakes. Red, green and yellow baked on enamel finish.

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Hj SI.25 DOWN $1 ,C0 A WEEK For Healthy Children OUTDOOR PLAY GYM I

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Finest in Its Class Provides hours of bod.' - building exercise and healthful fun for chil dren of all a :es Sturdy construction with m is sive frame of 2\ tub up

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| $1.99 Down; $1.00 A Week DELIVERS YOUR PLAY GYM | 20" POWER MOWER

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Low Price a week after small down payment

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I* Powerful four-cycle Clinton engine • Zips through tall grass and tough weeds • S" wheels on rear for easy rolling • Adjustable cutting height—lb' to 3-' »• w? ii.i i Miigrif n ru rgrr ~i—t rrr~r a 'toes**- • - fi W1LS-*. ' I . HOME & AUTO SUPPLY* 223 N. Main Street Phone 193 | FARMViLLE, VA. |

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1 Nothing Held Back! 1 We're overstocked, must clear the decks before Easter1 You can' dress up now at after-Easter clearance prices. 'Nuff sed. Come in, seeing is believ No foolin'. Come 'n See! 1 Entire Easter Stock Must Go in 3 |

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JSTERS! Values to $16.'.!', $ Can you imagine, only Five Bucks for a smart Suit, Topper or Duster7 Almost unbelievable. Come in and be convinced > «MtiTgaa«aw.' .<mrr.w wnriraiwwrcww •«—» Sl'ITS! TOPPERS! ^ Dusters! Values to SI9.91 ‘ Ten Dollars never bought so much s' , o’ qua: tv, in newest Ea tor f sh.-ong Lig^'t Wc k j! o - u- f: , ny ion t gg >er ■; i ai i o: dust, . in all cv !■ as .. _ -w* -' <r-sf WWinr/' <n>F*

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RHH \ HV p a v mare7 i.eed the Easter pea iado in a smart Hu3 dress by Betty Bar- 1 day, Glamour and ;her fcm:.'u; hbds advertised in lead ing fash i an maga zines Values to S3.95 Choice

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I SAVE on GIRLS’ EASTER I SUITS . . DUSTERS . . DRESSES!

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$8.95 3 Piece GIRLS' SUITS $ GIRLS' EASTER HATS

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DresS'Dus'er ENSEMBLES

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Up to 36.98 Girls' DRESSES Cinderella! $1.98 and $298

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New Shipment EASTER HATS I

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The va:'i>: Easter stales to ■ \ i ‘‘ t S'o-.aii end Wide b " - v% • i:e. pastels, black nav\ red. Re tl bar gains ‘dr y. u!

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Values to $25 $.■>.88 to Sport $ to >12.95

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Men's Eoster Sport (oats _ $12.88 it: ! $2 3.88 1 Slacks $2.1)8 to | .$]().!.:> f £

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Men's Easter 9 Shirts I 1 Esslcy <SI2 Manhattan | «•» |

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Women’s Shoes New Easter Styles $f.9 Others $2.93 to 5498

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Boys' and Girls' shoes

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Women's SLIPS ( an Cans Pctfricoafs fcjjy $2 Values

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Girls' $198 | Dresses]

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f GiRLS' SUPS 2 pr. 88c i.

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$1.50 Sturdy | Brooms .. 68c j Rjrygpy ■ sura ; S2.9t> Walnut End Tables . 88c! »»w 11 ■ hi n mi'll «* ■ -ii-JMtas f 25 Fi. Plastic Garden Hose . . 88c j iwnninruM’■- isaE*K#r.«PTWMOi i 10 Lbs. Sugar . .. 88c, Large Enamel . | Roaster . 88c) .. ^aE^ry^iic.’•■■.?: 59c Dan River Pillow C ases 88c.

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EASTER HANDBAGS OUn • Ok SI .S'd values mmauxarmspr'' —»*=*»

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SWIRL $2.95 va'ues

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I I I : ‘ m V ' ■ aiX. w r* 'V«-*a XrrttXM Bent Made 45c Value I Hr Sheeting § ! yards 88c |.