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-, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3,1953 THE SCOTTSVILLE SUN THREE
Davis and their two wee ones, Russell and Joan Collins had W. T. Powell in Richmond for the Girl Scouts Plan Items for sale, and they are ask- TIDBITS· Carol and JUdy, over here from long week-end guests from Staun- ·tug; their mothers to contribute last seven weeks, returned to Food, Sale December 5 Charlottesville. ton. Joan's mother and sister, Mrs. Scottsville on Saturday. As soon one. ~y N8IIlcy Dorrier Dorothy Reid and Hilda, .came over as she got back though, she went It. is their hope that everyone C'lrl Scout 'I'roop No. 45 is plan- E.lmer and Adele 'Johnson had Also, at the Raymond Thackers o:n Wednesday and stayed until makes an effort to turn out to see to spend a few days wtbh vtrgtma ning a food sale to be held Satur- their; respective Jarntfuies , for from Wednesday until Sunday what they have to offer. Sunday. Newton. day December 5, at 10 .a.m. at the Tha~ksgiVing dinner last Thurs~ were Virginia Lee .and Nelson Ve- Bruce Dorrter Motor Company. day, which inclUded the s . lasco, the virtual newly-weds. At Etta and Andrew Collinses Elme J h emor Mrs. Florence Wright and Miss 'Dhis food sale is the first money- ,r 0 nsons and Mrs. J ohn- They have begun counting the for Thanksgiv,ing Eve and the big Want Rose Jamerson of Dillwyn were making project to be put on by. s'o.ns sister, Miss LoUise Wheeler days until Febuary when Nelson day were her brother and' new To Sell? here in Sco-etsville.this last week- rthe troop, organized just a little WIth Adel' ' getll. out of the army and they can sister-in-law, Leroy and Barbara Mr d Mes mother and daddy, end. over a year ago, and they are hop- To Buy? . an rs. Charles Smith all s'ettle down to normal living. At Herndon, from Richmond. ing that it will be a tremendous For Quickest iResults o~ them from ChatlottesVille.' Ro- this point, Nelson is at Pickett, and Rose Mae and Milton Cohen have Doing a little professional as success, said- Carol Jean Duncan, use bin and Karren couldn't be torn Virginia is in Richmond! made the supreme sacrifice..... ' well as personal shopping in Rich- Th \ chairman of the Bale. Eacjh gtrl is away from the grandparents so ..:;-- ey procured two kittens for. . the CIassifi2d Ad Section h e now-established Notting- mond on Monday were Mrs. Harold. •L-ynn and Susan, and are now go~ I gomg::._.:...... ;.to contribute two different:...- _ they. r etu rne d to Charlottesville' Th WIth them, and stayed until Sun- amsd had visitors over the week- Parr and Mrs. W. E. Moody. .TheIr.,. mig th rougnh unethe to rments of hav-\' day when Elmer and Adele went en . They were the Samuel Bur- :husbands probably drew a iSlg1;l.of ing two new members of the fam- over to pick them up. rowsh erom Mr. Nottingham's old relief wheh they returned without ily 0''J.WlDllIhioh th·'ey k now so httl1 e. c arge in Matthews. Came on Sat, the whole of Richmond in th~r Rose Mae engrossed in the care The college ~ all swarmed' urday and didn't leave untrl Mon- pockets, or aren't all women Iike and feeding of small kitties right, +Gifts home for the short 'holiday. From day. They cer~ainly did have great tJhat?? now, SO if she seems a trifle vague, I • V. P. I. came Donald Combs and words' of praise for the Notting- just attl'ibute it to that· Joe Kidd, Pat Carden and Chris- hams. They just said what all of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Goodwin, Jr. the chu.rch has been finding out in and their son, Joimmy spent a m,ce Visitors in the home of Mr. and tine Catlett from Mary Washing- the few weeks they 'have been here! long week-end in Scottsville witth Mrs. Wilsol\ Darsey over the Galoie ton, LaWana Rutland from Long~ Mr. Goodwin's father and mother, Thanksgiving holidays wele Mrs. wood, and Bobby Spencer from 'the • •• to please everyone the Senior Goodwins. They came· Darsey1s si'Ster ~andbrother ,in law, University of Richmond: What Birge Carroll entertained her bridge club on Wednesday night. up all the wary from Clemson, S. Mr. and Mrs. J G. Massie and on your Christmas list! they all did after they arrived in ( She certainly did have a nice paJrty C. Then on Thanksgiving, Mr. and two children fro~ NeWiport News. the fair metropolis is a matter for M.rs. Goodwin went up to Alexand- Look for the Gifts Galore Santa at our store for the quickest, conjecture, but its fairly certain Fun for alL .. ria to spend the holiday with...... their Tuberculosis is not hereditary. It easiest. happiest solution t6 your Christmas shopping prob- that they didn't waste any time ! ! The Peter Hunters were quite daughter an son-in-law, :Mr. and can be prevented and cured. Buy lems. Hundreds of unusual holiday gifts for the whole family . .. gifts to thrill your friends ... gifts to fit every Christmas gay during the Thanksgiving Mrs. R. D. R,inker. and use Christmas Seals gener- Jesse and J'ack Grove and their all budget. Save money. Save time. Do all your .shopping at week-end .. On Thursday, they and OU.'3ly. two children, Barrye and Sally Ann, The long awaited arriv- our neighborhood Gifts Galore Drug Store. the Sr. R. R, Hunters went oyer to came down from Vienna for· the Waynesboro to spend the day wit'h, al of a small bundle of REA,D THE ADS CLOSELY / entire week-end, startIng Th~nksM heaven to Kathleen (Nee i _ Mr. and Mrs. S. Y. Austin, Peter's giving day. While they were here, sister and brother-in-law. On ffil"i~iP.hillips) Mc(Namara ~came early VffiGINIA: IN < THE C, ~Jess'e and Barrye drove over to , , " N r' lk IRCUIT BRUCE'S DRUG STORE day Lear and Peter with Ann and ThanksgIvmg mormng moJ.O " COURT O~ ALBEMARLE COUN- Harrisonburg to see Jesse's fami- The bundle is a g,irl, six pounds ITY, NOV. 6th, 1953. < Floyd Johnson went to dinner at , ly. On Saturday the other siste'r Dial 3881' the Bradys, Sherwood, Ca·rters and nine ounces, ll1'am~~,Theresa, GEORGE L. M'CCARY in the Beal family, Helen, and Bridge. They wer~ the only ories and both mother and chIld are do~ Plaintiff \ husband, Bl8!ke with Rebe.cca· ar- ing fine. The proud ,grandparents, v. ORiDER OF Pl,TBLICATION Scottsville from around this vicinity who rived from Richmond, and stayed Katherine and Randolph Phillips, REECE (McCARY, if he be living, went. The Deines' entertained at were planning to go down on Tues~ et aI, Defendants until 'Sunday. Greerufields on Saturday night, and day, Ibut decided they couldn't The object of i to ascertain' in what County o~: Visiting the C. G. ~nrads ,sr. Corporiation the Defendant, REES'E over Thanksgiving were their son McCARY is, without effect, and I and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Mau- It appearing that the Bill of' THE HUB· rice H. Conrad, from Falls Church. Complaint filed in this suit states thwt there are Or may be persons They all came over here on Friday interested in the subject (the Scottsville night to have dinner with Curtis a.foresaid 4714 acres) to be divided --~ lor disposed of, whose RaJIDeSare We Clothe and Mary. unknown, and make's such persons, • aA~ 10 defendants by the general descriP- 1 Claire Thacker, and her daugih~ ,rs 111'1 tion of "Parties Unknown," and The Family ter, Linda with the J. E. Ker~ •• II!A ... IJER' on affidavit that anY' such parties, shaws and 'Buddy Hudson from ,v...ri'f' are unkonwn, being the widow and Iheirs, devisees, or other suocessors I Hampton, made ,a flying trip to ,7'~.,~,p lin title to the said REECE Mc-I' ' Waynesboro and Staunton on Speaking of 'hunting season, ,WITH CA'RY (a son of said Sarah Mc- Thanksgiving Day. Clyde Moore got himself a big 140. ,~ ~ -= =- leARY) if he be dead, ,------'------I •• \"O'lA.UJLI It is ORDERED that the ..said \ lb. deer with 8 ~int antlers on ______REECE MoCA,RY, if he be living, I The Kershaws 3Jrrived in Scotts- S ______iiiIIiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil _ • THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3,1953 FOUR THE SCOTTSVILLESUN The S~ottsville Sun "Debt-Free" State? Wilmington News READ THE ADS CLOSELY INSULATE YOUR ATTIC NOW DO IT ~sLOW $6760. YOURSELF AS WITH the fa.nous 1 VERMICULITE INSULATION O. K. USED CARS 1952 Chevrolet Deluxe 2 Dr. R & H 1!)51Ford Coupe "6" Low Mileage-'Clean 1951 Chevrolet Special 4 Dr. Sedan-Heater 1950 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Deluxe P. G.-Heater 1950 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Fleetline-R. & H. Clean 1948 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Fleetline-1951 Motor 1941 Chevrolet Coupe-Motor Overhauled Good Transportation r Many other models to choose from' O. K.· USED TRUCKS 1951 Chevrolet % Tn. Pick-up-Extra Clean 1949 Chevrolet lIOl Tn. Pickup-Good 1948 Chevrolet 2 Tn. LWB.-2 Speed 1945 Chevrolet 11/" Tn. LWB,-Witb Flat Body . Older Models to Choose From I \ PALMYRA, MOTOR CO.. INC. Chevrolet Sales and Service Phone 10 Palmyra THURSDA Y, NOVEMBE~ 26, 1953 Household Hints list i: a fruit cake or . THE SCOTT~VlLLE SUN hermit cake. POSSIblya Y., tea.spoonSOda By Nada, JM. Sweeney I have fOund the follow' . 1, lb. cryStaJized pineappleI Chairman F e e, nee continued, Home Economist . pes to be very gOO'~~ 3 cups flour tsugar gra d uall Y while continuing give serious consideration- . to in- ~ __ -- deliciotIs. The cups brown sugar ? cream. Add well-beaten eggs a vesting in the large denominations • turkey tasted bit- 6 egg~, beaten ~t1e at a time. Slft flour, salt, of Series E and H Bonds and ·t1h.us • ter than any tur- 4 ~gs. dates (7% oz. pkg) d soda. Ad9. about %, of the make it possible for our area to key had ever -Iuice of 1 Iemon . flour to the chopped: fruit. Mix realize its _sales quota for .the tasted before and 1-1/3 lb. shelled nuts ~l._ the remaining flour, the salt and year". 2~- '~~ lli-" I ,~there Was plenty '-'<1.O)POOnsbaking ppwder . e eona in the egg mixture. Virginia's quota for 1953 is $76,- · of it! .2 teaspoons cinnamon ~..tir in chopped frui~,/ raisins, 500,000 in issue price of Series, E Heating Oil? But What am I 4 teaspoons vanil1a coconut and orange juice. and H Bonds combined. As of the "going to do with the left-o.vers'? 2 teaspoons nutmeg . Divide batter and pour irao two end of October, sales reported to- i Print-a-meter delivery. tickets that Let me suggest Turkey PiroZhki Cream butter and au ' well-greased cake m~lds, Ldne bot- taled $60,953,753 or approximately guarantee accuracy "W'lhdchwill dress up left-over tur- yolks of egg. Sift ~ ingar .. Add tom ?f cake mold WIth wax paper. 80 percent. '~ If more convenient key enough to even serve a part Add a small por-ti t gredients. Bake at 250 d. for 2%, hours. 8 TurkAar Pirozhki y. dates "'...... lo. i-~ Ion 0 chopped When done, let cool for 'about 15 Tuberculosis not hereritary. It Contaot -, . ~ riuts A WOOLENS Famous brands of pure woolens, Tweeds, Checks, Flannels, Plaids Values 3.98 to 5.98 88 SPECIAL PURCHASE PRICE 2. yd. DRESSES Fall and winter frocks .... ladies & junior sizes: Wools, Crepes, Taffetas . • 25% off regular prices!' COATS ,Suedes, Fleeces, Boucles, Tweeds .. '.. from our stock of farmous makes of beautiful coats. Ladies Sizes 10 - 20: Junior Sizes 9 - 15 25% oM regular price8! BRING The children to 'our TOYLAND You'll enjoy. it too! c.H. WILLIAMS CO. ~har1ott_esvi1le's Most Complete Dept. Store ,. ,.,; .. \ THURSDAY, DECEM'BER 3,1953 SIX THE SCOTTSVILLE SUN Want Boy Scout Meeting To Sell? ManagerC~~rnation. \ County Farm Notes~:~t~:: ~:: ~:;~C~::~:lo:~~::;: Cohasset News To Buy? , The annual meeting of Pded- For Quickest Results mont District Boy Scouts of Amer- al Org andzeitdon with office m I 'By P. lI.. France ment stations .thooughout the By Mrs. Francis Hie ica will 'be held in the jrluvenna Ohartottesvtlle has an opening for I Lovestook Survey country. Among those attending the use I county High School cafeteria on a Sales & Service Representative' Would you like to know some- .Several months ere added to .the FUMA and SMA football Iia me the Cia ssified Ad Section SatJ.lrday niglllit 6 :30 p.m, A pot- in the CharloUesvi'lle Area. 'TIhisI thing about what is going to hap- storage life' of these vegetables were Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood Gen- luck supper will precede the oourt , I is a lifetime proposition on a sat-. pen to beef cattle next year? with the new process. Scott ex- try, -Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Brans- of Honor. District officials, Scout- ary basis. Salary based on the in- ,i Are Virginda cattle over the plains. He predict'S the use of the ford and daughter, Mrs. Isabelle ers, Boy Scouts and their f-amilies dividual qualifications. Insurance, hump in the cycle. of increased chemical will be beneficial to Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. P, W. are invited from Ol'ange, Madison, & Retirement plan & 2 wks. ipaJidI numbers? How about the calf growers, sellers, and homemakers. M·arshall. Mineral, Louisa, Hawfield Grange, .vacation. All correspondence' Will 'Crop? Have farmers had to aacrs- The marketdng Hfe of the crops Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Marshall, : Gordonsville, Cunningham, Pal- be strictly confidential. Write to: ~fice so much breeding stock that will _be extended, benefiting beth Jr. of Marshalls spent the 'Dhanks- Imyra and Fork Union. R. C. MacLaughlin, 1200 E'. Jet-. calf numbers will be reduced? the grower and seller. The vega- .giving week-end wttih. her parents ferson S~., Oharlottesville, Va. or 1 The Federal-State Crop and tables treated remain firm and us- Mr. and Mil'S. Howard .....Glass. I call 2-5353 & iI1lter~w will he Livestock Reporting Service is able for longer periods in home Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bransford i "'OW! Anyone Can Have arran.ged at your convenience. llooking to farmers for the ens- vegetable 'bins. had as their guest for Thanksgiv- This means" work. No Floaters Iwers to these and other livestock Sweet Spanish ondons have been ing Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Hagan \1I0T WATER QU.eK! Please. \questions n~~tmonth, in its De- stored as lon~ as eight, months and son of Arlington. ==-=-,-,-='_"""'",..=--,:-:::-::.,...~ cember livestock survey without sprouting after treatment. Mr 'and Mrs P. R. Snead and FOR SA!LE'~32". wood saw 'Selectedat- I farmers all ....over Vir- HIgh-qualIty hybrid onions. .have, son Phil. spent . Thanksgiving Day tacnmen for Ford Ferguson Trac- I --" ' . . I I ginia will f.ind cards in their mail had several months added to teet'elr with' "his mother Mrs. H. R...... Payne ,tor . Good Condibon. ..:DeLava, hoxes askil1lg how many catt'le, storaee h'f e by th e spray process. in Oharlottesville." Cream Seqlarator., ElectTI-c, '111 goooisheep and hogs t'hey 'have on hand, 'Potatoes, ,whiCh sprout quickly Mrs. Isabelle 'Marshall and son c~ndition. Mrs. BlatI' MO!?~. Scotts- \after this year's drou,ght and drop- when stored at temperatures albove Bobby have returned to Arlington VIlle 2071. ping beef pri-ees. 40 to 45 degrees F., do not spr-out after spending the 'I11ank,s:giving ...FOR RENT:~8 room house, elec. \1 From the returns, the Service for as long as 12 months at 55 week-end with Mrs. Marshall's par- tricity. 4 miles out on ltoute 6. will put together a picture o,r tbds degrees after treatment. ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Brans- Mrs, Blair Moon, scottsville. Phone \,year's Virginia livestock industry Do not spray :vegetabl~ that are ford. \ 2071. on which farmers can base next t~ be used for seed, Scott cau- Mr. and \Mirs. J. P: Cleve~and '\ \year's opellations. bons. had as their 'guest -for the holIday Vi~ginia's findings will be put Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Snead of \ HEW POCKEI-SIZE PORTABLE 'iIIAitR HEATER COSTS LESS THAN $3.08 .togethe~ with .those from. other Sink~type garbage disposal 'Units Winifred, yv. Va. I .:::§::~:::. R I i 'kere17 pllUW • portabl_ I'AST·waY Water Sta.tes. m Washington to gwa- far- require' septic tanks wit!h larger \ tJft Uc;E OUp , :Ieater In a reeeptae!l. cootalolna wacer. Plue hi mel'S an overall idea of .the lLve- eapacity than those SUitable for 01'- llea.rMt tOCkat •. eel BOT WATER QlnCKI Mml ""'£l l fbouslWcb Q8I' for bBtblna • .erubbloc.~na- stock outlook. dinary use, say U. s:· Department Mrs. C. C. Carter \ ;:': ~A"''f£O l~cleaDlnl eream lparatora. mUll eanL pal'" _teo ,Be6tB amall quaDtitte. ll'8I')' rUL Bp8Qd of *0- Of course, the Riccuracy of the of A~nculture s~eclalIsts. LlqUld Mrs. Armmey Brannam Carter ,~;:.';:.~ AOS I ,.,targeqwmtlde8d!!pARd8on thE' qnaotJt;y. Com- I p4?ewitblaa. Nollrutobulld-Do hot wate, state picture will depend on how 'capacIty of septic tanks should died on November 29 at the Um- \ . ; .. to arry-no ruooleR up I.Od down .talra. No J.: din;. 110.mDllJl, 00 tdP tldV)' ruel bUlL Rall~ many farmers fill out their forms amount to at least 1.50 gallons per. verSl·ty 0f V··lrgmla.. H osp·ta'I J. at the' \ - '"....J lnezpeDllv,,1 a•• d dl'''cttODI befon o.llni( and. dro.p them in their mail boxes. person for homes with such umbs.• age 0f 69 . Metrs. ar er wa s the I rotlow. Now cos....t.. than 18.~.Par tale ~ In'Cidentally, 'it. was the tabu:a- daughter ,of the late William . hi h Pine Better ThaJl •