Rappahannock News, October 3, 1957

ViRulnlA OCT 7 1957 iT&TE LIBRARY T.B. x - n 1957 477 l!jsr 4274 1> As a program Association ays Many sociation N in \oc K RAPPAHA WARREN result a revte\>• bf tie of the Tuberculosis Asin the early summer, Miss Ruth H;rris and Taylor Chopping of the Virginia TB A-sotiatio Richmond, Virginia, . made a port to tjie Board of Directors ojn Wednesdi y night Septem oer 18tl The leani said’ that War County i< not holding to thie pattern in tie State and Nation finding most of their cases T among urtder 40, instead r^f having most of rlie case load in the over40 group. Rappahannock’sj case load is in the older agt group. Males leall slightly in the! mjinibef of cases ijnder supervision by the Health Department. Recomnfendations wert made for minor [program and adbiifistraJ five changes. On the whole the team foupd that the Boafd of Di rectors 1 of the Front RovalWarren TB Association. |serving Rappahamjock, and its Executive Director A [rs. Gladys Lewjs,} werr earning out an excellent program in health “duration, case |fipding and rrhabi itafion. It was j recommended th: t a Fart Finding Coin__ _i_T_C_i.. mittee he et up to work cjosely with the ocial agencies jnf the county to find the specific needs of the comfrrunity. Mrs. Fran : that a tofa x-rays at vear, that years old. nr ed were ma Maurice Stoufamyer rrpbrted of 4274 had r^c rived the mobile unit 11% had nrvet wavs before, 41% were ov this been er 40 -ravre- reSea! pred 50% of those es. P. Gooden, cha of the Seal! Sale Committed ported on plans for the 1957 Sale. President Robert E. Haves sided, with 21 persons presentThe Board named Mrs. Ti<wis executive director, to represent the Association 4t the Sotmthern Conference in Bimv’nham. Alabama, durinir the f rst week in October. Virginia will be the host fetate Sounthern ' ’R Conference jnexf Plan ijiow for barley feedtime. Frnn*'P(< id, ff'/ft/ Dmvpl funeral sen aces were held on Wednesday. Semcmber 2:30 Rvrd Daniel aee 84, who di»a| on Sunday Sentjrmber 22 at Lake Saranac. N.Y. vvth the Reveitend lohn R. 1 'riz/."llc officiating. of Alpheus C hoi many intendent of Saranac Lake P.M. for Frances Interment was in the family hi : ing ground. M « Daniel was the dang! iter Daniel and Annie Eastham Daniel of Rappahanr County. ock tal H. ears she was Su erTrudeau Hosp N.Y. Sin is survived b Mrs A. 1 Keyset. Washington, Va. a nhca id Albert .(. Slau^h-i a ihtH^vv oi Front Roya , Va. A!s> surviving r • a sister, Mrs. Addie 1.5. Filer. Mrs. Annie Tambjyn ■$. \d-* e Re I lyi .' of Whi by, DnSr.ranac Lake, Frpfrmber 23. , e, and M gieat niece al tar o, Canada. A funeral setvce was held [{it N.Y. on Monqjiv CAR CRASH KILLS 3 NEAR LURAY Ll'RAY. VA. Sept 29 -Special Three persons wn,* tilled today in an auomobilp irash on Route 211, two miles "east of Luray. injured, one Killed instantly were the driver, Charles Edward VVavland. 16. and James Wilson Atkins, 25. both of Sperryville, Pegiv O. Cubbage, 19, of Stanley, died shortly after she was admitted to Page County Memorial Hospital in Luray. Admitted " to the hospital in fair condition were Sylvia Gray. 19, Stanley, and Thomas Edward Jenkins, 22, of Sperry/ilie. Robert- Leake, 16, also of Sperryville, was transferred to Rocking, ham Memorial Hospital in Harrisonburg with critical injuries including fractures of the skull, ankles and pelvis. Stare Trooper Ray M. Dodson said the car was traveling at an estimated speed of 70-^5 miles an hour when it crossed the roadway and struck a concrete culvert. Emm the absence of brake marks on the roadway, Dodson s.r’d it appeared that the driver had fallen asleep ar the wheel. Grayside services for Atkins, a Korean War veteran and son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Atkins, will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Washington, Va„ Masonic Cemetery. . ' ' : T , Three otherVvwerr critically. i Sperri/ville Methodist Church to Have Fall Revival Therr will be i vccek of evan. gelistic'services held in the Sperryvfile Methodist Church from Sunday October 27 to Friday November 1st. will b<- the Reverend James Scott Secretary of the Virginia Conference Commission on Town and County work. Reverend Scott is indeed one of r-«it outsf»nd; vt prti ' hrs the Virginia Co e aid a person dedicated to the eva,,-Te«»ie work of th" rural Chinches u-h’ch he serv e. 'Hie nublic 's mu’* d • • ,-e erv.es that will be";n r h < '<ni«.r at 7 -30 P.M The.e v.il! S - ■rtejal hymn per. .1 and ^'cc'..1 each even'n.;. Miss Elizabeth Anne ipreene. Engaged to Mr. Wilmer Barri/ C'ook Mr. and Mrs. Lewis F. Greene Quarterpath ilonl, Williamsburg. a»nouncf thp engagement of their daughter. Miss Kli/.anetb Anne Greene fo Wilmer Harry -ok of Sandston, son of Mr. and rs. J. P. Coo', of 'Flint f-1 til. Miss Greene was graduated from James Blair High School anjd is presently employed by the rhb Engneering Heparrriient of th^ Chespeake and Potomac Telephone Co. of Virhginia m-Williamsburg. Mr. Cook >t remitted the Rappahannock County High School anijl is presently employed bv the Richmond Greyhound Lines, Richnopd. November wedding is planted What’s Next? \ X TLis past weekend, for the second time in less than a month we as citizens of Rappahannock County have witliess-iu the end results of our failures. To these families who have lost sons and daughters, we express our deepest sympathy. We believe in some small way we know the pain that is in theii hearts. As we awaken to the fact that this could have been any one of oat sons of daughers may God help us to take some positive action before it happens again- And we can be* assured unless we do something it will happer\ again, and soonThese young folks as well as hundreds of others were on the highways, either going-to or from an area where they could find entertainment and recreation- They had to go els where for it. There is not a place in Rappahannock County where young people can go and enjoy the things that young folks like to do. Outside of restaurantjyand beer parlors there is not a place in the county a young person can go to so much as even play a juke box. We live today in a different world than we did twenty-^ live years ago, but we are still trying to live as we did then. It won’t work. Either we advance with time or it will leave us behind. Either we provide recreation for our young people or they will go elsewhere to find it. With fire halls, church social halls and civic club rooms sitting idle week after week we stand by and let this needless death toll rise. Let’s ask ourselves a-soul-searching, WHY? I won’t believe it is because we don’t really care about our young folks. I feel that we do care, but because of the failure of some groups to take positive action in this direction we have done nothingWith the availability of a suitable building (and there are several available) in our various communities are there not enough interested parents available to act as leaders and chaperones to really get something worth while started? I can assure you it won’t be an easy task- It will make demands both on your time and money but the end results will be worth much more than either of those- It will mean lives saved. This then is our challenge. Will we accept it or continue to bury our heads in the sand not caring to see the task that is before us? Anderson D. Goodson v • Minister of the Methodist Churches of Rappahannock County Sperryville Infant Drowns pond and The entire vommujiitv was shocked and sadde’ej oil Tuesd y afternoon (Oct 1st) where it was learned that little Ritk Adams ag* 22months, daughter of Mr n’d Mrs. J. 7r.ornpsn.i Adams had fallen into the farm -nd hid drowned. ’Mineral services will Thursday <docober 3 (today) at 2 :00. P. M. at Galemopt Farm, the home of Mr. Adam’i Parents, near Warrenton.'Va. 7!ir’ family o> the little gii! has the . deep sympathy of the people of the en’-c community. be held Dolly Madison den Club Spo Lecture Garnson Garden The Dolly Madison Club announces the second in ♦heir Series of Garderi Lectures to be given Wednesday, on October Qth at 3 P.M. at the Woodberrv (Continued on Pa<re W. M. U. to Meet ' Tuesday 'rhft |Woman‘s Missionary :ocietv will meet, Tuesday Oct51 ober 8th at the Church jit 3:00 P.M. The topic for the linonthlv studv is ‘‘An Open Door.’j Mrs. R. R. Cox will havel chaige of the meeting, which is the Fist of the Missionary year, the watchword of which is taken front Revelations 3-8. “Behold I set rhee an open door.” before Madison Livestock Market Reports Record Week In the heaviest volume ot busi-s, ness since its start in August. 1956. the Madison Livesto-L Markea recorded last week, Sales of $83. ( 00.00 on behalf of farmers n Madison and nearby countxs. According to Doug Tucker. Manager, this total included the last regular Monday sale, the first re. gtilar Saturday sale, and a special sale of feeder stock on Friday, September ^7th. The Saturday sale featured, introduction of the outweight method of auctioning livestock for tjhc first time in Virginia, many representitives of the packing industry being present to provide support. The special sale was conducted before a full house, with satisfactoryprices prevailing on all classes of livestock. -County Borne JtemonsbtiUoii y»MEW5 Schedule For Next Week Mon. Ocr. 7.—Flint Hill Sr 4.H meeting at 7:30 at home ot Jean Lillard. Tues. Oct. 8—Reager 4-H at 9:30 Hint Hill 4-H at 1:45 Wed. Oct. 9—Amissville H-D at 7:30 Fri. Oct. 11—Woodville H-D at 1:30 . Mr8. Downing Wood Heart Sunday Chairman Meeting with a representative of the Virginia Heal' Association, Inc.. Miss Nancy K. Lutz of Richmond, representatives of three counties. Rappahannock, Warren and Clfipeper. recently voted to form a Hsarr Council for this district. An educational program will h- begin tins year to bring to r>'V- attrition modem trends of rev-arch, education and community service needed at home and throughout the state of Virginia. The council is spo ’"m d by the Culneoer Business rn l Professional Women’s Club and public spirited '-'rizeos who havr pioneered ir He-rt Fu-’d work’in Rappahannock -nd Warren f-ointirs. M>s. Dov,rig Wood will se ve as Hea-:‘ Sund"’’ ••hairman it Rappah--"~-k County ;'Mrs. William A. In in - - "*'a:rman of Warren Counts’ •••-1 Mrs. Paul HnunshelT ch-'rm--- Cluncne- County. In n-'-hasizing the need for such a co -cil in this section. Mi's Lutr *—■ i that last vear 54% of the deaths from leading health problems in our Countiv concerned neople with hr-irt one form o’- another, demonstrating the need for incre;ivrd research to find the unknown causes of hypertension, high Hloo 1 pressure and arteriosclerosis. "There is also a great need” M’~- Lutz stated, 1‘tif help parents tm ’'’•■•.tin,I rheumatic fever among children of school age.” j i The Culrte—■- Raon.dianrtock, Warren Heart Cottnri- elected as their first slate of om e.*s. Mrs. Pai,| H^’-oshell of Culneper. president: Mrs. Will-am (lrvin of M-ddletown. presid»-p:-tJect;jMrs. Paul Miller o( Flint H>ll. vice president; and Mrs. AV’lfiam Cannon of Clupeper, secretarytreasurer. Charles Edward. •* Wff’jland T'...,»ro| c»n Vfs were hr!(I on Ort.lst at the (leest c>-ner'>l Chapel. Culpener at J-nn P.M. for Charles Edw~i Wavland. atte 16. with the r> - e-end Edward Nicholson ofE. :at;ng. interment was in F.iirview Cemetery. ' otm" VT->-!->nd, who was sified on Sund-v September 2') in an automobile accident, was :i son of Mr. and Mrs. 'ulian Ear! Wayland of the F. T. Vnllye. - FIRE and RESCUE SQUAD NOTES The Washington Rescue* Squad was called twee on Tuesday October 1st. First to the home of Kate Walker and took her to Warren Memorial Hospital., I Vent Kbval. ^ The second time was to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Adams Two small children had fallen into the farm fond. The Fire companies of Flint Hill Washington, Amissvill^ and Sperryville has a quite week. No _ calls.

RAPPAHANNOCK NEWS PUBLISHED THURSDAY At Washington, Rappahannock Cou»t>. Virginia TELEPHONE: WASHINGTON AS51 BASIL C.BURKE,JR., Owner ROBERT E. MANY, Editor and Publisher Mrs. SARAH LATHAM, Business Manager Entered as Second Class Mail at the Post Office at Washington, Va. SUBSCRll>TION (in advance) .. $2.50 PER YEAR The Same Need More Plainly Shown Several weeks ago we predicted that Little Rock would see the last vestiges of State sovereignty die- For a fewr days the Federal Government hesitated Then Mr. Eisenhower sent in his bayonet wedding paratroopers, and tore asunder the Constitution he had sworn to uphold and defend. The prediction had come true. Years ago Adolph Hitler and Joseph Stalin adopted the handy practice of twisting w ords and distorting phrases to suit their purposes. The Russian called his ruthless dictatorship a* “people’s, democracy”. Hitler said if you tell a big enough lie, and tell- it often enough, eventually people will believe* it. Our American “Liberals” have learned this game well. The Constitution of the UnteiJStates is a short, easy to read document. It was written by men w*ho had just successfully revolted against a form of dictatorship. These men xusted the people and feared a concentration of power. With certain practical exceptions, they believed the people could best rule themselves by their states, where their representatives would be within easy reach. To embody those certain excepiions, the states entered into the contract called the Constitution. In clear words it sets forth by number the powers given to the Federal Government, and any power not so given “is reserved to the states”. But look what our “liberals” have turned the Constitution into! Where in that document is the grant of power so terrifyingly used in Little Rock? . As terrifying as the- Little Rock episode is, it should come as no real surprise- Mr- Eisenhower in 1952 ran on the platform promise that he believed each state could best rule and regulate itself. Thus he seduced many Southern voters, but how long did it take him to put the lie to his own statement? And when he said, in a preess conference recently, “I shall never use trops to enforce integration.” did he think that the American public, like him, had become such strangers^ to the truth that his falsehood would pass unnoticed? Poor Mr- Dalton squirms while tthe chairman of the Albemarle Republican party repudiates him, and a member of the Republican Committee of Maaisou TJount.v rides in a car displaying a Lindsay Almond sticker. The Democrats in Virginia rejoice, for who would be so foolish as to vote for Dalton? , Yet soon this Democratic joy must turn to frustration. After a victory* this fall, what then? The Virginia Democrats return to^the National organization, with a Presidenial election coming up. There, they are unwanted guests, out of place, just as the Virginia Republicans are out of place in their National organization. And so the basic issue remains; Are we to have a party we can vote for? Is there, really, any difference between the Republicans and the Democrats? Isn’t it past time for a real second party? BCBjr. A STOVE FOR EVERY PURPOSE SEE RAWLINGS TODAY RAWLINGS Furniture Store Telephone 248 Front Royal. Va Huntly . Mrs. W. P. Slaughter who has been a patient at University Hospital for several weeks is improves- [ Mr. Robert Howart of Haiti- » more was a guest over the week, end of Mrs. Alexander Gordon. Dinner guests on Sunday included Mrs. | George Darby of Florida, Miss Jane Tyler of Baltimore and Mr. and Sirs. W. A. Miller. ' \ -i— v---*WANT TO SELL SOMETHING — TRY A CLASSIFIED AD. WASHINGTON THEATRE SHOW? 7 and 9 P. M. Fill. SAT. OCT. 4 - 5 "‘DON'T KNOCK THE ROCK” BILL! HALEY and his COMETS TUESDAY OCTOBER 8 ‘BETWEEN HEAVEN AND HELL” ROBERT WAGNER CAMERON MITCHELL MURPHY THEATRE FRONT ROYAL FRI. SAT. OCT. 4-5 BIG ROCK *nd ROLL SHOW On Stagre In Person RHYTHM ROCKETS With f “RO<pKIN” BEN OY’RE, BILL ‘•BUTTERFLY” UTTLEPAGE RALPH WEBSTER, “CHUCK SWAIN, RON REEDY, EMERSON MILLER, BOB STEFFIE ON SCREEN “THE WHiTE SQUAW” Children 25c Adults 50c TWI-UTE DRIVE-IN Front Royal. Va. SINDAY MONDAY TUESDAY OCTOBER 6-7-8 “LAST OF THE BAD MEN” GEORGE MONTGOMERY . WEDNESDAY ONLY Of T 2 “THE WILD PARTY” ANTHONY QUINN THURSDAY ONLY OCT. 3 “VOODOO ISLAND” BORIS KARLOFF j FRI. SAT OCT. 4.-5 . TWO FEATURES JOHN DEREK, Bbsti i at i PITTS' PARK THEATRE FRONT ROYAL Matin*** Daily 3 PM. Evening* 7 and 9 P M. FRI. SAT. OCT. 4-5 THE TRUE STORY OF JESSE JAMES” ROBERT WAGNER JEFFREY HUNTER HOPE LANGE In Cinemascop* - Cclor by DeLuxe SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY OCTOBER 6-7 - 8 AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER” Color by DeLuxe In Cinemascope WED. T^HUR. OCT. 9 - 10 “THE IRON PETTICOAT” BOB HOPE KATHARINE HEPBURN In Technicolor PITTS' DRIVE-IN THEATRE FRONT ROYAL On Strasburg Road ~~ THUR. FRI. OCT. 3 - 4 “LOVING YOU” ELVIS PRESLEY LIZABETH SCOTT WENDELL CORY SATURDAY OCTOBER 5 “WHISPERING SMITH” ALAN LADD SUN. MON. OCT. 6 - 7 “PARDNERS” DEAN MARTIN JERRY LEWIS Technicolor TUE. WED. OCT. 8-9 DOUBLE FEATURE “THE GIANT CLAW” JEFF MARROW PLUS •THE NIGHT THE WORLD EXPLODED” PAGE THEATRE LURAY. VIRGINIA THURS., FRI. ami SAT. OCT. 3-4-5 Nights at 7 :O0 and 3:00 P. M. Matinee Sat. 3:00 P. XL •taMmy and the BACHELOR” Starring DEBBIE REYNOLDS and co-starring LESLIE NIELSEN and WALTER BRENNAN SUN. and MON. OCT. 6 - 7 Matinee Sunday 3:00 P. M. Night at 8:30 P. M. GOD IS MY PARTNER” Starring WALTER BRENNAN Tl’ES. and WED. OCT. 8 - 3 7:00 and 3:00 P. M. DOUBLE FEATURE “LONELY MAN” Starring JACK PALANCE. ANTHONY PERKINS, NEVILLE BRAND and ROBERT MIDDLETON and introducing ELAINE AIKEN AND “FEAR STRIKES OUT” Starring ANTHONY PERKINS and KARL MALDEN PITTS’ * CULPEPER FRIDAY - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4 - 5 SKIP HOMEIER “THUNDER OVER ARIZONA” SUNDAY - MONDAY, i OCTOBER 6 - 7 LEX BARKER “DUEL ON THE MISSISSIPPI” PITTS’ CULPEPER, VARj r . THURSDAY - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3 Ik 4 BURT LANCASTER KIRK DOUGLAS “GUNFIGHT AT THE O. K. CORRAL” SATURDAY, OCT. 5 SCOTT BRADY “THE STORM RIDER” MONDAY, SUNDAY OCTOBER 6 - 7 JERRY LEWIS | ' I ll “THE DELICATE DELINQUENT” SUN. SHOWS: 3*8 P.M. TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8 - 9 AVA GARDEN j j 1 STEWART GRANGER "THE LITTLE HUT” ! ft THURSDAY] - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1ft - 11 ANDY GRIFFITH PARTRigiA NE*L "A FACE IN THE CROWD” PI DRIVE-IN THEATRE CULPEPER THURSDAY? - OCTOBER 3 - 4 KIRK DOUGLAS "THE INDIAN Cinemascope SATURDAY, 6CT STERLING HARDEN FRIDAY, FIGHTER” •TOP GUN” SUNDAY {. MONDAY, OCTOBER ft - 7 FRED MacMURRAlf JEFFREY HUNTER “GUN FOR |a COWARD” Cinemascope_ • TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8 - 9 MICKEY ROONEYf ]il “FRANCIS IN THE HAUNTED HOUSE” Thursday 4 Friday, OCTOBER lift - 11 ROBERT MITCHUMf “MAN WITH THE GUN PAGE DRIVE-IN LURAY, V THURS. and F 7 :Ofl and 9 “CRASH Starring: TYRONF ANNE BAXTER ANDREWS RGIXIA I . 4 RI. OCT 3 - 4 :0t( P. M. DIVE” POWER, [and DAN^Y SAT. OCT. 5 7:00 and 3:00 P. M. “ARROW !N THE DUST” With STERLINf. I hAyDEN, ’ 7 COLEEN CRAY and KEITH LARSEN SUN. - 7 and MON*. 6CT. 6 T oo and 3:00 P. M. "WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS” Starring DANA ANDREWS and GENE TIERNEY TI ES, and WED. OCTOBER 8 - 9 7:00 and SUOO P. M. DOUBLE FEATURE “PARIS PLAYBOYS” With THE BOWERY BOYS AND ji “GREEN DOLPHIN STREET’ Starring- LANA TURNER, VAN HEFLIN, DONNA REED and RICHARD HART :

mscmioNsl mm JlmcEumB Amateur Medical Advice Moat jfriendly idvica la fairly karoleti; But look out well-meaning friend itarti play iag tko modi cal export I Similar or area identical symptoms may indicate! one of several different ailment#, each requiring it# own special treat* latent. Dosages effective for •omeona else caa be Kar|mfnl or inadequate for you. Only jyour doctor’# diagnosis can determine whether you need medicine, what quantities you should take, and whet precaution el you should observe. The lodger you wait j before seeking jyour doctor’s help, the . longer jrou may be depriving yourself! of restlly effect ire treatment: Your doctor is thoroughly familiar with the latest medicines and youjwil! know whatjsbould be prescribed for your jindiTidnal cash. That is why, when it tomes to medical advice there is only one friend it is Safe to listen t«r—your doctor. jb riajf Slone. Front Royal, Va. sTOP‘ T THIS SIGr J. Bradley. Atkins kTLANTIC Service Station SPEJRRYVILLE, Va Atlantic Relining CyLPEPER, V4 L R. Waters Diatributor Co. Mr. and Mrs. CJordon Jenkins and son of Fredrick, Md. spent thc week end with Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Hitt and Mrs.' Virginia Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Hitt * and sons and Mrs. Virginia Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jenkins of Frederick, Md. spent the day Sunday with Mr. and Mis. Lacy Fincham in Manassas. . Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Johnson and Mr. R. \V. Johnson were in Charlottesville Monday. Rev. and Mrs. phillip Kahtl and son Mark of Richmond and Mr. U. G. Carder and Miss Nellie Johnson wcr dinner of'Mr. and Johnson Sunday. Mrs. U. ft. Carder, Mrs. and Mrs. C. B. Johnsonj Mrs. Nellie Johnson, Miss Mattie Rector were guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie re guest for Mrs. C. B. ♦ ****** Guaranteed for a Lifetime UlOVID BY itlOCS rOK OVft 100 YlAfS There'* a lifetime of cherished wearing in Artcarve<T» exquisitely styled wed- , ding rings. Illustrated are just two of the styles you can choose from our large selection. Priced from S8. Ea>y It Sit tio.oo i 10.00 A. LARGO StT 1. NOMtSt Groom'i tint $77.50 Groom t ting • tritfo • tint $27.50 ftrido • tint • Trad* mark Pr ..•»*. incl. »># Ta>{. Hingt rnlutrd lo show drUil. Shirey’s Jewelry Store FRONT ROYAL, VA. Jawaloe Authorized -Artcarved Settle Saturday the occasion was .vi Settles birthday. Mrs. Cary Stant of Sperryville. Miss Bertha Johnson, Mr. Sam Wood were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wood and Mrs. R. G. Quaintance Sunday. Mrs. C. H. Fox -of Boston was the* week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Johnson. NOTICE TO PUBLIC THIS IS TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF MY NEW OFFICE DONALD E. ALBERT PLUMBING HEATING A R CONDITIONING 56 CHESTER STREET FRONT ROYAL, VA. PHONE 143 " -A , V. ISH TO EXPRESS APPRECIATION FOR YOUR PAST PATRONAGE AND HOPE I f CAN SERVE YOU IN THE FUTURE MODEL FOR MODEL, RIGHT ACROSS THE SOARS . . FORD IS LOWEST PRICED OF THE LOW-PRICE THREE I mmm J CUSTOM TUDOI SEDAN by FOID j M me low nrice taq makes the picture perfect is awry tack tlw fiat car of yaw draaws ... mu the car pritel Inside, outside, in every last detail, Ford has that .iry look and feel that used to be the private property of only most expensive cars. Now it’s yours ... at low Ford prices. s aaw, through and threagkl From wheels to roeif, the *57 ord is loaded with new and improved feature*. That goes >r the frame, the front and rear suspension, the body, the 'isuladon, the differential... the works! It's TInMU V-l powered I Here’s power that melts tfse miles. Food's not only the liveliest, it’s the smoothest, too. Only Ford V-8*s are electronically “mass-balanced” while running under their own powu ooutc u*v; . v in your cir. Vs samEy Ml k b wi mtn whan yfea fcny It, M da yw Ml ft, teal Compare thrfong list of Ford features with the competition, and you’ll finjT that only can way out of Ford’s modest price range can match it. No wonder this fine car traditionally outvalues ’em all at trade-in time I LOWKST PRICED* OP THE LOW-PRICE THREE •Bmtf m mmpmimu tf mmmfmtmm' mttmUd iM* Mi—,* prim* FORD

AmissviUe News Roy James, and Mrs. t Richv. Colvin attended all dav’ser. reat Round Mill last rumd iv at the Ol’d School Baptist Church. < Mr. and' Mrs. O. I’. Cor'd11.i of Falls Church spent the weekend at their home at Rappahnnt> h V park. M.. and M s.- fete kuiiigonn of Arlington. Mrs. '.he,. Smith, ■and Mr. and Mrs. James spent last .wee-end at Mr: and Mrs. Brays farm h»rc. Mrs. Sr die -VC-: - pending •fliiie time w*th Mr. i..d M -. fEU ott ' M- • • • f v • ” «( AV-i |)>i. Wilson of R.lpn-hami P- w re U'l ner (rue ' n' "t -v " TjJPO las' FrM" ruth*. Mrs W-d'e- P-. e-u-,,-1 to her herno *n t-'-il's CCf'rh Iqs' Slindav after encorin'* some lima with M's Fls-;. C*vnn. Miss Joyce !. snent last weekend w-r’* ■’•-nr ->n.l brothe '- n-1 - M . -I'd M’ \ Ifelfin the Pl-uns. Mre. Ella R-u/e .1 M-. and Mrs. F nie Ebert wer- dinner guest last Sat’i ( Mr. and Mrs. Fra hi. We i te i. Rev. Ledford Vutmlum Jr. spent Monday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. CJraham IJacklex Miss Irva Poe. and Mrs. John IVe spoilt last Sundae \»;fb Mrs. iV.i !i m Arlington. Mrs. Jennie Smiti. Mrs. John .Roe. and Mrs. Hugh R le\ and M:ss Virginia i .ipp >1n ut lastTuesday in Brunt Royal and rsited Mrs. Bes.ic rider, Mis. Jennie Kryser. ni M . r'mmer 1 ' ■ -r th. !!•-.. Nurse-. Home there. • t • • C omptnn, Mrs. F.ilward Armstrong anil M'is Joseph Button spent ! ist Wednesday in Ailing" n and visited Mr. Rosenbergei who is in the Arlington Hosiptah Hunt Breakfast M "’d M s. Dmiglis Sinnhi ’ V W e \ Ichols of '"ir,-* R'>vd M'. in.' M s. (i I.. Davis. Jr. and Judge and ’ T • ' \ t rn’i Maned •’ 'i "n h uni k Hunt Club and addition guests nafunia;.;, September 2Sth ai ' ’hreVs fast"" at . Raise Manahoac. There were about S'I guests. Washington News *' • M V Vo^ctr ’ • " i ‘he’r oil Id vn, 'Carrie " : •>,„! Pai»- \-,or»- guests >atir dav of fhe Re\ ••rend and Mrs. (' £. Buxton of f Springfield. The also went “Sight Seeing" ill Washington, D.C. William Warner Milter Funeral services were conducted in Wednesday, (Vroiter 2nd P.M. at the Washington Hapfist Church William Warner Miller, Ss who die,! at Warren Me. morial Hosiptal on September 29th after a year, of i.ti'dig health. Th" Reverend Joint I), Dicers 4‘a,iated and intern'ert was it *f Mason c Centeje p M Miller wav th ■ son ol Thomas M. Miller "nd Mildred Mane Miller. Hi; wife, who d ed several years ago was, before """Tinge. Opal V. Schuster of Chicago. M "• •*- .1 ! i-mer and ojrrharnist and had w. it hint at' Hi- farm tour In.'i r sons. Wil' •’•u \v Lre. Thomas f-ee, John Iae, James I,ee tnd one foster daugher. Ann Lee. 'ni., , _ p ■ i'i|. s were; ' '<■’ it. Moore, Lewis Moore, '*'■ her* hostel'. Downing A\rood, I oh n S. Hrownitg, C. J. Miller ai' l 1. W. Fletcher. , *• Honorary pallbearers wee; D. D. Miller. W. C. Campbell. L. M. Jones. Emory Russell Frank. Cary. L. V. Men !! . F. ‘ dies W. H. Massir, fr. and Walker Bennett. • ARE YOU CONFINED TO ONE OR TWO ROOMSf » • ARE YOUR CEILINGS OVERHEATED? RARE YOU WASTING $UEL ON SOOT AND SMOKE? • IS YOUR HEAT GOING UP THE CHIMNEY? • JS YOUR FUEt SILL TOO HIGH? enjoy furnace beat over the floors in every ropm, without costly, dirt-colteciing • ; pipes end registers Stagier Is ft a spats footer that wastes foot ap ffo chimney and pa the ceiling farcing yaa ta See in 1 ar 2 reams— Stagier Is net a central heating plant with expansive instoilatiens— •» Siegler is a revolutionary method of WARM FLOOR HEATING In every room I • GIVES YOU WARM COZY FLOORSI • UTS YOU UVE IN EVERY ROOMI • ENDS OVERHEATED CEILING! • NO MORE MESSY CLEANING JOBS I • STOPS HEAT WASH UP THE CHIMNEY! , i • SAVES UP TO 50% IN FUEL! \ K GUARANTEE A SIEGLER furnace heater pays for itself again and again with the fuel it sav HAVE A SIEGLER DEMONSTRATED IN YOUR HOME. SEE R. L. RECTOR, FLINT HILL, VA. Henry Fincham Son of. Mrs. Clertie F nchann and the late Cleveland pint ham t died *udden!v. Friday Sent. 27 at the Some of his lister near War. teuton. Funeral services were held on " Y inesdn Oct. 2nd at the ashit'pfiii' Baptist i'Yvi vh at d:h> P.M with the Rcve'end John ! ■ veis officiating. He is -urviVed hy hi.-' Wife, who , was before marriage May Payne, and three daughters and one son, ••■ho i- in (’ebiianv with, the V S. Army, ; "i »is< *u: •.need hy his mother two feceu and two hr thets. jj Sperrf/ville News \Ir. andjj Mrs. Rodes Brown and Mrs. Mary Q. Thornhill w ere guests on Sunday o fMr, and Mrs. J. Rodes Brown Jr. in Charlottesville. W W * ▼ I IN THE felG NEW V' \[V lONOGRAM H E ATE R ' \j Here’* your chance to be the proud owner of a wonderful new car FREE! Juat follow theee easy rules! Come la la eat ua juat aa aoom aa .ada Oct. 20Ut) ★ Pick up your free entry blank end ana the terrific lina of MONOGRAM Honiara wa have oa diaplay ★ nil out the entry blank and mail it in aa inatnictad. That’* all there ia to it. And you’ll be glad you know all about the MONOi GRAM Heater. It'* America’* fineat heater . . . give* you comfort equal to many expenaiv* "central” heating syatema. » I •» I ft p Plus THESE OTHER BIG |PRI7CS • lot ftu* ii..... com tv • 3rd fri/t — pcwtrt* mUBLt TV • Tm KO Binit • TmtjWMt SEE US FOR YOUR FREE ENTRY BLANK * ! ■! VISIT OUR STORE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4 Y\ HEN A HEATER in OPERATION WILL BE DEMONSTRATED by a FACTORY ' REPRESENTATIVE I j i I D. P. WOOD & COMPANY i PHONE: 79 WARRENTON, VA. - rn-CF OF ASHLEY CLAIMS AT YOUR DEALERS Exclusive, Patented Features Make THE MOST MODERN EVER DEVELOPED ,, W p /' Guaranteed t>> N '.Good Housekeeping , $55.00 Up Come In and See Them TO DA Y! ! ! MARTIN FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. 125 E. DAVIS ST. DIAL 9885 CULPEPER

Dolly Madiaon (Continued fi Garden Club ifom Front Plage1 Forest School F. Leighton “Holly-by-GoU a iJi Mese irorium by frve, owi lxing Is largest collection of holly. Mrs. Meserve’s main interest is in developing many varieties of hollies, which are hardy in the Eastern States. She has lectured before SIEG HOI DEMONSTRATION Factory From 1 Thursday October 10th P:M by Representative to 5 P.M. n FREE PRIZES GIVEN Nd >THIS DElMONSTRA J IN Obligation Tl On FRONT WILL TAKE PLACE OF F. FORSYTH Hardware FRONT RojfAL, VIRGINIA 5 PHON AUCTION SALE of Weedon Armstrong Estate Satirday October 12, 1957 Located ajt Follow arrow ? AT iOjOO A. M. farin in Culpeper County, elst coriier of fairgrounds, east Armstror s from vv of .Culpeper 1 Walnut yvh 1 Walnut oil 1 Waidrobt :i Oil parlor rurojoe ing room i Kitchen cabinet table ( : urnaces ■phone tabl for) rear 1 Walnut tel 5 chairs (verjeer) 2 Bookcases 1 Library tatle 1 Dressing tuple 1 Dresser 2 Beds 1 Hat rack I 1 Churn - 1 Washing machine 1 Ford pick-up 1953 1 Elevator 1 Ferguson trjictor ] Cultivator 1 Mower (iraj't 2 Saws ] W a go ft 1 Side deliver^ 1 Di-c harrow 3 Hay loader 28 Sheep 1 Ram 200 Bales hay 35 - 40 Barr eh 26 Beef cattle 1 Bull (Angus 2 Milk cows 200 Bales straS 1 Manure Spreader 1 Platform scales 4 Chicken brooders 1 Road drag rake corn Reg) iw and extention) bench 1 Scraper (grader) And other articles to TERMS OF SALE: Cr clays or six local bankAuctioneer: Clyde B. J o i edit; lum wi note ohn W of son V\ erous to mention 1 be extended for ninety satisfactory to either Armstrong Administrator eedon Armstrong Estate America nr tides the Garden C!ut> of several times and has had published in the Brooklyn llotani? (harden Record. All. phases of holly culture will be discussed with special emphasis on transplanting with a minimum of root disturbance, coriec: feeding, locating for best growth and to avoid winter kii'. Also, to be discussed, wll be the best methods of clipping and pruning for dit ferent usage. This will he an ewe'lent opportunity to learn more about the fascinating subject of hollies, and samples of many of the best and unusual species w U he offeied for sale by Mrs. Mcseive at tfe conclusion of the lecture. Admission: $1.50 Advance tickets availible bv contacting C. V. Rich, Jr. Oral Orange 5283 Mrs. \fa. tel. Flint Hill News Mrs; Lewis Corbin and^Mrs James Mason were guest of M;ss A ...lie Cooksey and Mother Thursday; Mrs. Keba Dabney of Washington, D.C. spent the weekend with Mrs. W. A. Lawson. Mrs. James Mason spent Sunday with Miss Addie Bo\d. Mrs; JCi. J. Smith and soi/ Charlie were shopping in Front Royal Friday. Miss Ruth Stevenseosa a supper guest of Miss Addie Boyd Thursday evening. Inns lamis Corbin and Miss Jane Corbin and Miss Addie‘Boyd were shopping in Front Royal Friday. Miss Addie Boyd, Mrs. Ann tevens and Tommy Stevens oi Prince \Villiam Co. were guest of Mrs. Fanny F.asthams Wednesday. Mrs. John Moore and Mrs. Man- Krause were visiting in Shenandoah Co. Friday. Bridge Club Mrs. p. I). Miller entertained the Washington Bridge Ciub with additional, guests. Thursday evening at,“Maple Springs." Those playing were Mrs. R. E. Wood, Mrs. Irvin Wolf, Mrs. Fred Schaefer. Mrs. Lock Bur-> ford, Mrs. Marvin Bradford, Mrs. G. W. Smith. Mrs. Thomas Eastham, Mrs. J. E. Keyser, Mrs. C. T. Bruce, Mrs. Elizabeth DeBergh Mrs. W. H. Massie Jt. Mrs. W. F. Moffett. Mrs. Wallace Critter, Mrs. G. H. Davis. Mrs. James F. Massie. Mr. J. R. DeBergh. Those winning prizes wer». High, Mrs. Schaefer, Traveling, Mrs. Bradford Bingo, Mrs. DeBergh, low Mrs. Critzer. PICK YOUR PICK UP We Have Several New 1957 Ford Pick - Ups in Stock. Bring Your Old Truck By And Let Us Make You An Offer If You Don*t Have An Old Truck Come By And Let Vs Price This All New 1957 Ford Truck To You. Also Have An F-600 In Stock On The By-Pass Warrenton, Virginia CLOSING OUT SALE All ^ UNTIL OCTOBER 1 USED CARS HAVE LOWEST PRICES. BUICK! \ Used Cars 5jth TO M AK$ (JK)T TO GO $0 NOT MA 2 ROOM FOR THE NEW 1958 BUICKS. THESE WE HAVE ALL MAKES AND MODELS AT K|E a MOVE UNTIL YOU SEE THE 1958 WAS 1-1947 PONTIAC SEDAli $250 1-1947 PLYMOUTH As Is 1-1947 FORD As Is 1-1951 CHEVROLET $595 Guaranteed 1-1948 DODGE SEDAN As Is 1-1951 CHEVROLET $550 1-1952 BUICK SEDAN $695 1-1950 CHEVROLET $495 1-1950 CHEVROLET COUPE $395 1-1940 DODGE PICKUP, 1-1948 STUDEBAKER 1-1950 CHEV. PICKUP. 1-1951 F*ONTIAC 2 dr. runs good $300 in fine shape $695 NOW $195 $75 $95 $435 $98 ^450 $595 $375 $235 $145 $195 $450 $595 ' WAS v NOW 1-1350. FORD SEDAN $400 $325 1-1949 FORD SEDAN $395 $295 1-1947 CHEV. COUPE, good shape $195 1-1952 PONTIAC 2 dr. $725 $625 1-1950 BUICK, Dynaflow $395 1-1948 BUICK As Is , $93 1-1933 BUICK Convertible $149 1-1951. DESOTO $795 . $595 1-1951 PONTIAC SEDAN $695 $545 1-1950 PLYMOUTH SEDAN $450 $345 1-1951 BUICK SEDAN $695 $545 1-1950 STUDEBAKER As Is $98 1-1350 OLDS. $695 $495 1-1949 STUDEBAKER $395 $345 icriiis. US If you want a good buy see If you have a good job and your •you want- See u* before you buy«t once. No one can Dear our prite» or credit i» good, you can buy them most any way Dick "H hen Better Automobiles & Son Dealer License No. 311 , 515 N. Main Street Are Built, Buici Will Build Them and Dick and Jack Will Sell Them" CULPEPER. VIRGINIA CULPEPER, VA. I Phone 8771

* Sperry ville News —Mrs. Holmes Hall and Mrs. J. H. Sealock entertained at a luncheon followed by Bridge on Friday at the Lee Highway Hotel. Their guests were Mrs. Roliert E. Wood. Mrs. C. E. Johnson. Mrs. Frankev Menefee. and her house guests Mrs. Corrie Eatham, Mrs. O. L. Stanard and Miss Josephirre Edmeston of .Texas. , Mr. and Mrs. Carl Woodward and children of Brunswick. Md. were guests on Surdn of Mrs. and Mr. Burke. Mrs. Bertie Lib Moffett was in Charlottesville Saturday to visit her brother Hcnrv L. Miller who is a patient ar University Hospital following an automobile accident, in which he received a broken hip. Elder J. H. Daily conducted funeral services on Wednesday afternoon in Martinsbtug; VV'.Va. for the late Jas. Hartley who was a former resident of Rappk Co. Mr. and Alvin KageV of Breuwood. Md. were weekend guests of Mrs. O. JB. Swindler and Miss Barbara Swindler. Miss Icruise Hersley had as her guests at the Lee Highway Hot 41 on Sunday her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hensirv of Flkton. Miss Iva Bowman who also makes her home at the Hotel dunne the school term spent the week end af her home in Front Royal. , Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ewing. Misses Ann and Saihe and Bill CAPS 98c and up 1 LEATHER BOOTS $8.9: LEATHER INSULATED BOOTS $12.95 HUNTING" PACS $9.95 ALSO HUNTING VESTS $198 HUNTING COATS $6.95 STOKES Clothing Store Next to Bank of Warren i A. B. STOKES At The Bridge I Ewing of Harrisonburg were guests on Saturday of their sister Miss Ionise Schwarts. Miss Mamie Johnson is recovering at home i:i Sycamore Hoi low from an eye operation for the. removal of a Cat net which she underwent recently at fhe University of Va. Hospital in Charlottesville. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Johnson Went to Princeton, W.Va. for the weekend where they were joined by Chas. F. Johnson Mrs. C. N. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. B A. Johnson of Ohio for. a visit fp their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and their son.in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dobb'iis. Elder and Mrs. J. Harney Daily spent last week visiting members of the various Congregations of the PrinuiPive BaptisfChurches in W.W5> Maryland. Penna and 'Washington. D.C. Elder Daily was also guest speaker at some of the Churches during thf week. They .(timed Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Oeo'-ge Van Vandt of Lancasier, Pa. were weeeknd guests of Mrs. Katherine Wayland at the Lee Highway Hotel. Miss Ruth Moilett of Washington. D.C. was ? guest last week of Miss Ruth Menefee. Miss Elizabeth Smith and a friend Miss Bonnie Lewis of PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Sales, Installations Repairs PLUMBING FIXTURES HEATING EQUIPMENT OIL BURNERS WATER HEATERS AMERICAN STANDARD «ad CRANE PLUMBING FIXTURES DAY PHONE: 217 i Night Phone: 355, 712W 927R C. 0. GILL 518 N. Royal Are. i FRONT ROYAL Washington, D.C. spent from Sunday night to Tuesday wah Mr. and Mrs. George \V. Bi-own. Mrs. Judson T. Smith ;nd Airs. George H. Brown ot Norfolk are spend’ng this week with Mr. and Mrr. T. S. Pillar. Mr. and Mrs. l-a'rta:; Gt'flith and their daughter Miss Durette Griffith or Vienna were o-.ernight guests Mr. and M;s. D. M. Dwyer. % Douglas Corne'I' ot Bethesda. Md. who is spend' ig a vacation at his cabn on Hazel River was joined for the weekend by his son Ensign Dauglas Cornell. Ji. of Norfolk. Joe Henry Avloi of Arlington spent several days last week with his parents Mr. an! Mrsr H. H. Ay lor. Mrs. Ayloi and her granddaughter Steve Avlor spent the weekend n Winchester with Mrs. Myrtle Jenkins. Mr and Mrs. Harry Cloud of I.uray were dinner guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sisk. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schaefer, Yatesey and Susan Scha» ter were shopping in Se\ on Cornes Saturday. , . Washington News Mr. and Mrs. Leon T. Ci'reenaway, their house guest, Mrs, Jan McCJreager of England and their two children Fee Richmond (Irrenaway and John Pientiss Greenaway will attend the Farmington ^ Horse and Ponv Show, Charlottesville on Satutday ar.d Sunday October 5 th and 6th l.ee, who is 10 years old will ride “Skylark” in several classes and lohn, who is 7 years old w;ll ride “Witchery” in jumping and hunting- classes. Come Get It 1 1 How the youngsters go for those tasty luncheon sandwiches 'n after school snacks* made from our wholesome, nourishing bread . . . atwo'-s --- fru^hj ROYAL BAKING COMPANY Front Royal, Virginia DUNCAN INSURANCE CORPORATION REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Telephone 800 # P 0. Box 852 DUNCAN BUILDING FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA HOWARD A. DUNCAN A. B. HONTS >♦ 7 WMtferful DAYS-6 rename KiSZIT^ fcwnr M litM par ptrMW, 4**b<« recaps*ry. April 14th thru Otunbo 15th FREE fXCITING EXTRAS ■ • Saadi Mm •» 1 * Hara'a Cm W YaaA Hal W Pi • HaM Iwtuaiaig Ptal • YacMaf craiaa ffcra FtarMa Kaya ; • Waltf Mar t* San- ‘ Sptimft wiA 4 , Swlm«lnf la Hm hirfuftiM wtforj tf tSa tpaAKaf I G»K «t Moxieo . . . Gallia* m iIh w!J-l«md tabby Jmh w«m . . . Rtlaxia* amid palm Inn amd wwaatif aaamtad mmi at flaminj tropic Howoco . . . Dsociof amd raanoacm* — tSct't yowr Mittiaapira'a raaatiaa at Hia TUbr;»y-!i.".a4 a aw JwMoli Tirract Hatalf Yet •! this *;bi;lsn» In wry will aaat yaa at LitTLI n *24.03! So Ini wall aattbar niawta fat mtcrretimi! St* YOUR LOCAL YRAYBL AG2XT FIRST. ^ NEW SARASOTA TEP.^A^ VOT”\ P.O. tOX 1720 — SARASOTA. FLORIDA — TIL. RiMCLIKa — 4-4U I FRONT ROYAL SERVICE GUIDE SHENGAS CORF. _ Phone: 456 Front Royal, Va. Hi t) R I N K YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID! IOC Ah or IjONG DISTANCE NIGHTS, SUNDAY and HOLIDAYS moving! STO: (Ski J Alvin B. Stokes 533 Ei« Main Street Hwm ins FOR SERVICES • BRICK • CINDER BLOCK J. A.. CR0SS BUILDING SUPPLIES INC. mil 334 FRONT j ROYAL. VA. Building Supplies Call 934 Front Rdyal Virginia 0 Special Millwork • Do-It-Ypurself Supplies DeVoe jPaints • Anderspn Window Units GOLLADAY BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. Front Ro^al. Virginia Do-Nut Dinette OPEN ^4 HOURS Delicious Glazed DONUTS John Marshall Hwv. Soutk Aapal Am

Peola Mill$ News Mrs. Carl McM; land spent last week parents Mr. and Yowell. Mr. and Mrs. and children Rettv C.'C. and .1 Russell Revercomb were \v end guests of J. G. Revercoml: Mrs. R. P. Coups and V Dodson Sr weie Sr. and V [Ism Uipeper wei Mis. Harr C. O nesdav dinner gue- ts of .1. Revercomb. Mrs.-R. h. Danie Lizzie Rattrie (if t. Wednesday callers jaf Mrs. ( bert Weakley and Gallihugh. Eilene Lillard rilfurned Thursday from Ma Hosiptal. She was \i her parents. Mrs. Robert Lilia Lilian! and Mrs. hugh were in Charloi tesvill? \\ Thornhiljl jhiest at Frid r ■ot and nesdav to see Eden also shopping. Edward “Winks was on overnight Pill’s Tourist horn* n—'ht. Mis. Brown Mi hr Inn, Pittie and Jud\ Mrs. Harrv Gallihu Donnie were atnoni; avriTt to Tamestown from the Crielersvill Mr. anil \Irs. of Brook Road were ner guests of Mr. O. Mitchell. j Mr. anti \lrs. M irphv Wfakjlev of Richmond srxf: end with Mrs. E .H len of Mi end with Mrs. J. ry lei Rid Ror slips nut \V rs. edG. hi Irha Jefteifo sited daily b d. Mrs. Ro ■ Iarry Gajlii Lillard ijnd 4 h|> a nc I’pdike :h and rhiise w on Frida}* school. Nethers Bov Sunday 1. D. White of I>esburg home hifrc of Orlejm* rd with hi(i ; nd Mrs. F Htts We of Mr. Alexand e; and Mrs, the week eiul at hi> Lusley Blackwell spent the week grandparents, Mr B. I'pdike. Mr,* and Mrs. W were dinner guests Mrs. Lvnn Crone o Tticv also visited' V1 r. Jack Kilby of Fairfax. Mr. and VITS. W ss Rider rhtldren of Etlan vis Mrs. Watts Weaklfjy day night. Mr and Mrs. .:sifrd Mr. .and Woodward in Rap nrdav. Mrs. llrmvn Mil Mrs. F. L. Bashaw ket spent Saturday their parents M D. Heizer of Middl ehrook. lEon(/ri I„V V. G. Carder sneiit ivitS Vfr. ai'd Mis. ■■•'••mi ■ *1 Arlington. A f (" U Tf'V'TV'Tj (•iltn'kon ''nd M??s R • r. JvPtVM'S If) .1 Mrs ( jl'vv* Fd \1 =s Mattie Pe o Lillie Johnson Sm |r f*i*slv:!l" \ [ r; (.’ I ••(• Stot r Mrs. Joe Brown of ( r j rela*ives Siilhdo R. VI. Johnson md Johnson. G. M'tclvM lit the wpe! T l.V We,ikle>’i L pent l lei' and er and ifv e.y nigh* witjh dpd Mrs. w He ,n” and the wrr M. B Mr teijd ev Mrs. ana To! 'uipeper B Johnson i Bavne \ v fed r, in Ch; •jit f>perry '.ilpcpe I r and Miss Re: fh Vil e \ M N\\\\W kXXXXXXXXXXX" RUFUS W. Main Street Front Royal WAIL Jewelpr Phone 074 Va. NN XXXXXXXXXX [1(1 M \[ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Browr Winchester Miss Ruth Stephens Flint Hill an-1 Miss Addie oyd of Flint Hill visited Mr. <j»ck Brown Sunday. Mr. George Quaiutance and r. Weston Qtiaint.Tn'e of Alexria were Saturday guests of r. and Mrs. H. B. Wood and rs. R. G. Quaintnnce. Mr. William Yanccv wa« a ditir guest of Mr. a-id Mrs. H. Wood and M's. R G. Quainlce Sunday. Miss Bertha Johnson was a es{ for dinner with Mr. and rs. R. M. Johnsn t Sunday. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Hitt and sons and Mrs. Virgin1 a Jenkias weie Mi. and Mrs. Larv L. Fir.cham end daughter Carol Lynn ol Manassa Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Hitt and sons and Mrsj. Virginia Jenkins and Mr. and ; Mrs. F. C. Hitt of Culpeptlr were ill Charlottesville Sunday. I); and Mrs. Ned Hopkii of Georgia are receiving c.nigatulnions on the birth of a son. Mr. Edd Carder of Louisa visited friends and relatives Monday in town. Mrs. Alfred Armstrong of Fretlricksburg arrived on Monday to visit her mother Mrs. Lily Barber. IP Before You Buy... 9 DIAMONDS WATCHES RINGS JEWELRY DINNERWARE GLASSWARE SILVERWARE Or Any Other Gifts Of The Jewelers Kind COME SEE US and see what you find » C. ROY JONES • 138 E. DAVIS JEWELER Culpeper, Va 9&obe /%/Ut^nunS! ' . V Always RKADY to take advantage of popular fancy, unscrupulous organisations headed by high-pressure promoters seem determined to exploit public health to the Isst degree. They are particularly active in the vitar in field. When you are tempted by wild advertising claims to buy and take vitamin preparations, remember that vou probably do not naed them at all. If you feel that you do, consult your physician. He alone knows the type of vitamin you may need, if any. Rely on his advice.. We are in position to fill promptly any prescription he may write. LEWIS PHARMACY Dial 8322 CULPEPER AND NEW AND USED FARM EQUIPMENT* 2-9N FORDS 2 - 51 MODEL FORDS 2 - 49 MODEL FORDS WE ARE NOW TRADING HIGH i ON TRACTORS BROWNING TRACTOR & EQUIFT CO. On the Orange Road CULPEPER, VA Norman Dale O’Bannon who is attending the University in Charlottesville visited Mrs. Lily Barber Sunday and Mrs. Lily Blarbcr land Norman Dale O’ Baruion were supper guests of Mr. and| Mrs. Manurice O’Bannon Sunday evening. Pvt. Rodney Vest and Mrs. Vest leftj Saturday for ColumbuS, (la. where Pvt. Vest is stationed. NOTE: The above item is to correct an error of last week. Washington News Mr. land Mrs. Frank Huff and children spent Friday shopping at Seven Corners. And were week end guest of Mrs.- Blarch Baunton. And Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Payne n Washingtonn, D.C. They also visited Mr. Huff's aunts in Maryland. Mr. Jack Barber of Orange was a dinner guest Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huff. Mr. and Mr. Percy Mason and daughter Miss Catherine Mason and Mr. and Mr. Wayne Mason of Washington, D.C. and Mrs. Bertha Mason of Culpeper .were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. R. F. Cooksey and M'.«, Annie Cooksey. Where Do Friends Meet? I OF pOURSE AT WOODVILLE SERVICE STATION HUNGRY? Plenty Of Fresh Milk, Cake, Sandwiches and Soft Drinks- HOT COFFEE, GROCERIES? We Have Them Too. GAS, OIL, TIRES and TUBES? Plus Road Service For Your Car. *HOW LATE DO WE STAY OPEN? Around The Clock WOODVILLE SERVICE STATION C- E. HARRIS & SON Phone Sperryville 3768 WATCH REPAIRING QUICK SERVICE COVERSTON’S WATCH SHOP M* kin Street FRONT ROYAL When You Want * MORE HEAT * LESS WORK * LOWER COST a MODERN COAL HEATER Look for the Name Ufa/m/Hom/ng on the Front msw MODEL 618 DELUXE RADIANT HEATER WITH PORCELAIN FINISH! Selecjti Modol priced attract;* life Will Priced Among WARM MORNING'i ion of coal kaatorc tlhU now, beautiful Alt ... a bargain, radiant hooter with ire two-tone finith of into porcelain enamel, hoot up to four rooms holds 60 lbs. of coaL. amazingly low at oaly $54.50 A sure sign that you are buy* ing the best there is in a coal heater b when you see the name WARM MORNING on the front of the heater. The name WARM MORNING assures you that you are buying the only heater that gives you the most J \ >* heat from your coal. You light a fire only once a year ... re-fuel only once a day! w arm muKMNu coal Heaters alone have patented "4-floe" Firebrick Construction that turns coal into even-burning coke . . . gives you more comfort with the least attention. M fflffrm /Homing J. F. FORSYTH Hardware FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA PHONE 5

News Among Our Colored Readers There will be a7 church cojv fernce Saturday night at b o’clock at First Baptist Church. All members are urged to come out. Business of importance. Both Senior and Junior choir rehersal Thurs^ night at 8 o'clock. There will be a choir meeting at 7 o’cflocKMrs- Ethel Bailey, PresOn October 4th a chicken dinner will be held at Pine Knott Inn, sponsored by the Woman’s Club of First Baptist Church. Dinners will be $1.00 out and 75c in. Contact Mrs. Havanna Jefferies. The Women’s Olub will meet at the home of Mrs. Nannie Starks Oct. 11 at 7:30 P- MJames Bus sell of Washington, D. C- was a Saturday "over night guest of his mother, Mrs. Roberta Russell. * Mrs. J. P. Williams and and two daughters Misses Geraldine and Cordelia Williams of Washington,: D. C. visited their grandmother and aunt Sunday, Mrs- Martha E- Butler and Mrs- Susie B. Majors. ' The Rev. J. Curtis Clark of Berryville, Va. will be guest' speaker at the Macedonia Baptist Church at Flint Hill, Sunday Oct. 6 at 3:00 P. M. Pliillip Epperson Phillip Epperson retired colored farmer of Slate Mills died at his home TuesdA> followin'; along period of declining health. Deceased 71 years of^age was the son of the late Phillip Epperson and Mrs. Hannah Washing, ton Epperson of Rappahannock County, Virginia. He is survived by two daughters Mrs. One Henderson of Castlefon. Virginia and Mrs. Mary Wallace, Rfxevville, three sons. Elovd Epperson, Slate Mills; Robert Epperson. Slate Mills. Virginia and Clinton Epperson of Culpeper also 12 grandchildren. Euneral services wcrr held Sun. day." September 20th from the Nazareth Baptist Church at Boston, with interment in the flfurch cemetery. Reverend R. I. Ranks conducted the last rites. Active pallbearers were Albert Robinson. Hubert Peyton. Hubert Mvrtle. Harry Payne. Walter Strother. Robert Shanks. Howard Jones. * CLASSIFIED ADS Rates:'2c per word first insertion, le per word each additional; 2>c minimum; 26c booking charge less than $1. In memoriums, $1 minimum, 60c ner inch over 3 inches. We Can Supply All You» CULPEPER Bint DING & SUPPLY CORP. i'lmnt ->j«3 Culpeper. Va HAY^FOR SALE—Dolmont Farm. Phone Washington 2701. FOR SALE—Several Rood used TV sets starting as low as $79.50 with antenna. Used dining room and living rooim furniture- First class condition. Used refrigerators All guaranteed and in first class condition. Used coal heaters. Used office deskRawlings Furniture Co. Front Royal, Va. FOR SALE FOR SALE— 4-5 room Kenmore oil heater. Complete with all extras- Perfect condition. $75.00. Ellis Bennett Flint Hill, Va. LUMBER FOR SALE: Attention Contractors, Home Builders. Buv vour lumber wholesale from JIM CARPENTER COMPANY, Madison, Virginia. Lengths from 8 feet to 22 feet, sizzed four sides and trimmed. Priced as low as $70 o thousand. Save as much as $100 on average house. Telephone Madison 2541. tfn LUMBER dressed 4 sides. Have your lumber dressed by the Jim Carpenter ompany. Save time and money. Telephone Madison 2541. tfn FOR RENT—4 room apartment. Mrs AV. H. Jenkins Sperryville. Va. WANTED WANTED CONFEDERATE MONEY. STAMPS. LETTERS. Charles Affleck. Peyton St.. Winchester, Vrginia. WANTED — First class plumber with hand tools. Plumbin* and heating contractor. Good pay. Apply Woodville Service Station. C E- Harris, Phone Culpeper 9702 or Sperryville 376810 - 3 2tc WANTED 1 A Young Man Interested In Learning Auto Parts. Apply In Person CLORE - WILLIAMS PONTIAC CO Phone 9000" Culp*per . Va. THE IDEA WAGON from the Culpeper Planing Mill will be in Sperryville, Amissville and Washington on Thursday of each week Please Telephone Washington 2851 or Culpepei 0988. There is no charge for this serviie. mayl7-t# 3aOCSC»OSStSCSOCSO«M£S«J£W^-a SEE US FOR A GOOD USED CAR Lowest Prices Easy Terms DICK C. WEAVER & SON Culpeper, Va. PHONE 8771 CONCRETE For a!l purposes call Culpeper 8023 Culpeper Constructors Oete-Mix The newest and most modern in the P'ednioht scection. VtWXXXNW'S''' '• Warrenton Radiator Service On the By-Pass RADIATOR REPAIRING Electric and Acetylene WELDING LLOYD FORBUSH Owner USED TRUCKS — TRACTORS 1952 Dodge 2Vz ton Excellent cattle body new tires Ideal for apple haulers1956 International Ms ton Low Mileage 1955 Chevrolet Ms ton new tires 1952 Chevrolet 1 ton new tires, new deck 1952 Ford Vz ton 1955 Plymouth Station Wagon 1948 Ford 1Mb ton l Farmall M 1 Farmall Super H 2 Farmall Super C 2 Farmall Super A 1 Farmall A 1 Farmall Cub Like new Cult., plow planter, disk harrow and grader blade SPECIAL $950.00 17 Plows all makes, bottom and disk 9 Mowers Also BALERS. SPREADERS, RAKES and HARROWS GILL & GRAHAM CULPEPER, VA W ANTED—Experienced dairyman, $160. per monthGood house, vacation with pay. Call Orange 7432. Guy Fitzwater, Montebello Farm, Orange Virginia tfc TRUCKS — TRACTORS Washington News Mr. and Mrs. 1.. Clyde Kaggoly had as their "nests at .Aron Hall for the weekend. Miss Margaret S. Shufe'h of Washing roir, D.C. and Miss Mr.roa V. V. Shufelh of Athens, Georgia. Sperryville News Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clatterbuck were. visitors Sunday of Orie urkc who is a patient at University Hospital also visitors of Mr. Burke were Mr. and Mrs. Osborn Burke of Washington, D.C. and Mrs. Arbery Baldinc and Johney Burke of Washington, I). C. and Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Pullen of Baltimore, Md. LIVESTOCK For SALE CAVALIER FARMS Com plete (Guaranteed) Dissolution Sale Registered Aberdeen- Angus, Farm Machinery (Full Line), Complete Irrigation System, Hay and Grain. TUESDAY, OCTO BER 15th - At The FarmLocated 5 miles North of Luray, Va- on Rt. 340- SelW ing 4 Outstanding Herd Sires, 50 Registered Females many with calves at foot by these great bulls. 75 Commercial Cows, 50 Commercial Feeder Steers, 30 Commercial Heifers. Well bredGood families. Top quality Aberdeen-Angus Sale Time: 9:00 A. M. Sale under auspices of Virginia AberdeenAngus Assoc., Inc-, Box 196, Charlottesville Va. In Cooperation with W- Huirh Ownby Auction Co., Richmond, Va- Catalogs and Complete Inventory on request. Madison Livestock Market Mad'son Mijils. Virginia September! 28. 1957 c feces I 7.00-21.0<jl Heifers 13.00-19*10 Hulls, Medium 13.^0-16.69 lows 8.50-1 S.70 CALVES: Prime 30.00-33.5(1 (mod 25.00-29.S0i Med. 18.00-24.50 Com. 18.00-Dowrt IKX1S: i Top 18.75-19.00 Heavies 18.00-18.^5 Lights- 17.50-18.0f) Sows 16.50-18.40 Pigs and Shoats b/h 9.00 15.50 Baby Cales. b/h 5.00-15.00 : Sale every Saturday Cl'LPEPER LIVESTOCK MARKET Culpeper. Virginia Toesdav. <1 t'd’.rr !. 1957 ' || (*I,,K ^9.'HI-35.1'0 Steers Slnimh'e’' ijo.).' 1-24.4* Steers Feeder 18.0)24.70 Heifers 15.00.22.60 Cows 9.00-16.4(1 Bulls 13.00-17.90 CALVES: Prim.' 33.00-37.2' (rood and Choice 27 00-31.00 Medium 21.00-26.rO Culls 20.00-Down Hogs 19.10.21.35 Heavv 18.00-20.701 I o-h's 18.25-1°.85 Sows 13.50-17.75 i ' boats *6.00-18.1H! ! Calves 2.50-17.00 Pigs 4.50-14.00 I VJITH THIS NEW 1957 GENERAL ELECTRIC FILTER-FLO _ WASHER mooh.^^ 6SO-P ^ LOon rOK mmn Rlter-Flo System REMOVES UHTt SARD! SO. No lint fun on clotfce*. Cleans and r 4 w \ Witter to fiv* yof • „ i copocity — over 50* more clothes cope .ui-.y other wathtrt • Two wash eyelet • Wotor savor for small foods • Worm and cold wa^er rimes to save Hot water • Famous G-E activator* washing action • Five year warranty on sealed-in transmission pr fUtl ARVIN IRONINC TAME . COmum ^ WITH Rod and Covdr mm CHATHAM CIOTHES HAMPER UAUTiruur ' HAND DtCOtATIO fRCCI atSTUMt LAUNDRY CART CLOTH, ALUMINUM WITH IOU* CASTtK WHIBS A tie B»"Hf of f39 »9... IF YOU BUY NOW! CULPEPER HOME & AUTO STORE 143 N. Main St- Culpeper, Va