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Dayton, Ohio - How much I can be put into a girdle? I Most wearers of die devices feel lucky if they can get themselves into them,; but for two women arrested in a discount store here yesterday, the abdominal bindings served as storehouses of merchandise. One woman, who weighs about 240 pounds, had stuffed into her girdle 43 pairs of women’s hose, 32 pairs of men’s stockings, 14 slips, S pairs of anklets and 3 shirts. Another had enough room for herself and 33 pairs of women’s hose, 20 pairs of men’s stockings, 7 slips, a boy’s cap, a pair of trousers and a set of girl’s pajamas.! They, another woman and a! man were held on investiga-, tion of shoplifting.: '"
Weekly Farm Price Outlook
(This 1b the way prospects for Virginia Department of Agriculture on Friday. There are signs of possible weakness in Virginia broiler prices, but they are expected to remain about at their present level for the next two or three weeks. ,
The depressive items ln-i elude the cut off of export! to the Common Market, increased supply, and the end of the federal school lunch poultry purchases.
Isaiah Campbell
Isaiah Campbell of Viewtown died Saturday, Jan. 6, 1963 at Butler’s Nursing Home at Inlet where he had been a patient for over three years. A native of Viewtown, Mr. Campbell was married to the former Miss Bertie Jenkins who died three years ago. He was 90. j
He is survived by a number of nieces and nephews, including Fred Campbell of Harrisburg, Pa., Mrs. Ella Campbell of Arlington, Mrs. F. H. Herbert, Raymond Campbell, Jack Campbell and Amon Campbell, all of Culpeper, Henry Campbell of Woodville and Marvin Campbell of Harrisburg, Pa.
Graveside funeral services were held Tuesday, Jan. 8, in Forest Grove Baptist Cemetery at Viewtown, the Rev. John B. Hodge conducting the last rites. Pallbearers were Paul Smith, Turner Settle, Arthur Scott, T. C. Barron, Everett Smith, Silas Martin, Clifford Cooke and Raymond Campbell. Arrangements were handled by Geest Funeral Parlors.
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