Scottsville Sun, 12 June 1952

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USED
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AND TRUCKS
CHEVROLET
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Two 1950 Chevrolet
2-dr. Fleetline
Sedans" R
&H
1949 Ford Sedan, R & H
BARGAIN - AS IS
1935 Chevrolet 2-d... Sedan $75
TRUCKS
1951 Chevrolet 1-2 ton Pickup
1949 Chevrolet 2ton, 2-spd. LWB, new paint
1948 Chevrolet 2-ton, 2-spd., 161 in. wheelbase,
new paint
'PALMYRA MOTORS, INC.
Palmyra
Phone 10
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tJ6SI(;NEO 70 BENEFIT YOv, YOUR CAR
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'!be house in the above photo 'WU bloWZl
[ more than three feet off its foundation by ..
mld-W8lit tornado-yet
not one DI1bI..cover•
TJf.on Shingle came lOONI
Every .torm brinC'}8 ne?/levidence of Tite- .
ODs' wlndatoof superiority. The secret: Each
Tlte-Oa. Shinqle interlocb
with adjacent
at four points and 11 anchored by
CIODCealedDalla at four pointsl Assembled..
they make virtually a cne-preee rOof. DublCoTeraqe Tile-Ons overlap to
WlO complete shingle layers-double protection.
double insulationl They're easy to apply
qtt!ckly. Come in and see samples. today!
I Ring!es
fonn
Let u, .how you how Tlfe-On
Shingl •• lock 'og.,II.,
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.ecur.', tha'. even Without
nail.,
don', come apart'
1M. vIeW' .howa under aIde
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w. F. PAULETT
Scottsville
RUBIROID
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:p-hter animals depend mainly, CLEAN EGGS
... ovar drinking fountains.
! r-ar,ently "tame" flower seeti:s have will be full of remlndera of some
tCheir estimate of dressing -per- ! UP PROFI'DS
' Dr. Krueger says in spite of aU olown and flourtshed . I 'can now ;,.!leasant treasure hunts.
B -rlage (pounds of meat the ani" I Produce clean eggs! That's good that can 'be done, about 10 pel'-! transplant full-fledged hollyhocks,
Rambling from the woods to the
G~
P. B. France
) r:-y.I will dress-out), and the grade! advice for 'any poujtryman, and cent of the eggs produced still larkspur, Violets, as well 'as rho- 'City, We heard the rcllowmg conEABLE IDS BROUGB:T
o, -the meat. The yield determines! particularly those who are feeling need cleaning. Only slightly scn-: dodendron and laurel, which have veraatton some time back in th-e
FEEDE:R.EMIUM,S
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many pounds he will have to [an egg price-feed C?st squeeze, ed eggs may be cleaned with some! »0 far grown in spite of trans- elevator ,of a large officebUildmg.
tile top
Fanc
CALF SALES
sell, and the grade/tells him the says Dr. Robert Krueger, poultry sort of an aoresrve such as emery I planting. It it much more fun We wera approaching
y andh' choice grade feeder ruaxtmum
..,
~. spec~aItS~at VPI.
1 th or butfer. Rub only the -.
h
buvt
calves brou
prIce he can charge un-I marketfng
. C0
8011-: tan'
uymg the plants from a floor, when a nervous lady asked
,
e 21 ., g t SIzable premiums in del' OPS.
iDr. Grueg'er
says eggs WhICh ed area, and scrub only as long IInursery, and 'as long as the plants the elevator operator, 'If the ceone
sponsored"
f eeder
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les' . V·
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carr
If the anlmals have been pro- have the internal
charactertsttce as necessary to remove the spot.
are no t or biIdden 'because of their blea broke, would we go up, or
ent
m
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Pl
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A stud
. III 951.
perfy graded according to stand- _of Gr~de A, but have SOIledshell i
aloe badly sotred eggs in a rartty.
(t!J1 disapproved for trans- down 7"
ships Sh:w:~ prlCe-grade relation_ ards understood and oaccepted by usually sold as grade C _ This may: wire basket. Let warm water from planting or picking by the Mean-I
'My dear lady,"
replied, the
chOic a'
that tl).e fancy and both buyer and seller, when as- mean a decrease of as much as a faucet flow over. the pa.lm of derer or by the owner of the man, "that would depend entn-ely
cent e' rum~ls ,averaged 107 per- sUming
keen competi'tion
the one-third in the price pa.id.produc- y~)llr hand and sprinkle the eggs 'Woods) you can dig up a 'couple on the kind of life you're leading."
of prI'ces fo l' gOOd grade'
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price finally
pai.-'lwill be more sa- ers.
I unl,1
all .are wet. Move the basket i w enever you III some' ung that
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prIces
for
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mOn
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Here are some suggestions:
I rom under the faucet and rinse I WOUI 1 In your garde~ scheme:
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grade calves averaged 0
saYji.
'Build
nests 15 inches high wiEl off any remaining dirt by holding ThIS way, you n~ver know what
Pictures can Ibe taken of mir. P1ercent and 80 pel'cent regno.
Muc'
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..a
7-to
8-inch
bo.8lrdalong
the
f-::'ont'each
egg
under
running
water.
,you'll
end
up
with,
but
the
ga:rden
aGes.
t Ive y, of p.,.,
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~1gra mg 1S one by hve.
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~1C'es paId fur 'go
radel'S' of th St t D'"
to keep nestmg matenallnslde.
I Place the 'eggs ~n a separate bas-,
g. d
L1 . e 'calves ' says J. D.
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a.
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IVlS10nof.
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Johnsol'
• ets Th
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F'1l1 nests wl'th 4 to 5 mch'es of i et to dry. Never leave eggs in
dgncultul'al ec
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-ey are aVaJ a e on a."
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onomlst at the Vir
tt.er..bas- t
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fme, clean, absorbent
materIal" wabe:r to soak.
gl fila Experi
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ment Station at VPI
'Uld"'\n
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such as shavings, oats, buckwheat,
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,reques.
ICla
gra mg
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calves sold w
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d l'
peanut hulls or cut straw. Add
gradcrl as follows:
f'
.ere
yves ~n .. a~bs IS done at nest material as needed.
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,m lngs
chOice 47
aney and
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~ of VIrginIa s auctiOn mar.
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percent; gOod 35 pe
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1d' th f
Allow one square foot of nest
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from page two)
cent; med'
,r-,
ca ves so m
e eeder,
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(~o
ium, 17 percent;
and ~
~les are graded by thes men. spa~e to 5 or 6 hens. .
! LIke the round ocean, girdled
ffimon, 1 percent.
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PICk up .eggs three tImes a day.
with tbe sky.
. A~ analysis of prices
paid for STARTER SOLUTION AID FOR Frequent gath'ering will reduce the i l-Ioy,! beautiful is night!" "
2:182 beef-type
yearling
ste-ers GARDENERS
possibility of eggs being soiled 0= i After waiting with impatience
snOwed that price differen~es beGardeners call 6"ive tireir vege- broke~. Since most eggs are laid €'~.chyear for seeds ~D turn to
tween g~ades showed a price pat- table plants a boost at, t,ransplant- eJrly In the m9rning, it is a good grown flowers -clear into me midl'Crn simila'r to
that for
feeder ing time by using a starter fe:ti- idea to make the first pick-up be- die of the summer, I have found'
calves, Fancy
and cho'
lizer in the water.
tween 9 and 10 a.m, The second a much bigger thrill. In seal'C"h~
,
lce
steer
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priCes for medium grade
steers
L,
C, Beamer, vegetable gar- and thlrd gathering should be at ing for appropriate
greens, s~ch
You may have vision. energy and ambition. .All ..
these
averag\..~ only 95 percent
f
dening specialist at VPI, says a noon and ,at 5 p.m.
as mountain laurel, and spottIng
qualities
may
be
1Ile>~sary
for
a.
man
to
achieve
\success.
lIowgrade prices.
a good
Keep floors dry, Prevent wet blueberry bushes for future visitslarter soluNon is parti'cularly valever. freq1l'ootly, capital, or tlhe lack" of .capital ,may be the
A comparison of earl'
uable when planting
tomat~s,' floor litter by ventilating properly, ing when the berries are ripe, I
prices to stee~ f. dY
l~g s~eer
ke'eping storms from blowing in have discovered occasional spots
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handicap which ~ilnders tbe rd.liz-wtion of your objectives.
.. ee er calf prtces peppers and eggplants.
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of the same grad e In
- th e same area
windows ' and using guards in the woods hereabouts
were _apUalrden-ers have a choice of sev- 'Open
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You ean :glUllrd against a handicap by establi8hing ,8 thrift
,
on the same date, showed 'that eral commercial' materials, which
program throug;h the medium iOf a Savings Aiccount at this
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reeder calf prices averaged $6.00 should 'be used aocn:'ding to manu.
instY.Jutlon. Add the quality or IdiUgence, !by depositing
... part
vel' hundredweight
higher
than i'acturers' di~tions,
If these comof EVERY pay check .in your Sa;vings ACooUlllt. Willen you
yearling st~r prices.
me:'cial preparations ,are not availhave proved that you can save DlOOley. you. ,oRD.usually borrow
A
similar stUdy at 5 leading aole, a satisfactory solution may
more to to with it,-If y-ou need more.
southwestern V'irginia lamb mar- be prepared by mixing one-half
kets, and 5 valley and northern pint of good garden fertilizer in
The essential ,point ts: If you do not have a Savings AleVi;:-ginia lamb markets showed that 12 quarts of water.
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CO'UIlt in oUr 'bamk, open one DOW.
seasonal pric~ p'eaks Occur during
Stir the mixtu-:-,e until its disElectric f.ans
$4.95 and up
the latter part of May and the 1olved, and it's ready to use .. AfI
first part of June and again dur- ,er you dig the hole for the plant, '
Electric hot plates
$6.95 and up
ing the latter part of August and pour in one cupfUl of the starter
Serv
for E
tho
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in September. Price differences solution. Then set the plant, fill'
Repair
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AMBITION
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DAYS AHEAD
I ,NATIONAL Bl\NK & TRUST COMPANY
at
between the two top grades of
lambs widened as the season progressed. The gap also tended to
widen as the proporti'\in of lambs
ill the top grade diminished.
W P 8EA.L & CO
in the soil, and firm gently. In dry ;/
weather, the solution may not give .
as good results as in cool rai'ny
weather; and Beamer warns t)1at
it is not
recommended fo, late
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you can't
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Lowest- Priced Line
Iillk pelt/,I
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in 'oday and Ie' us show yay our ··8eal-1tle Heat"
Speclalsl
Dozens of super .......
make hot weather Il¥lno
more comfortable!
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Metal, wood and plastic
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Checking
Your Fon
No.6
When your \fan wan', run. disconnect
il and try turning blades by hand.
If they turn easily, the trouble is
probably.electrical.
Check th, brushes
_make
sure they are deonl that
they have not worn pas! the point
of good contact. Check Ih. cord for
breaks. If your fan is of the brush·
len, induction type, better hay. Q
serviceman check the starling mech·
on::
EXTRA STOPPING POWER
of Jumbo-Drum Brakes
,o-!'Y" -
f2fMtU\ $125 \I'€j""--1~FCREEZER'4
insulated ~.
bottom and !ides. t1a$~r.- i
movable ICe cantQlner.
EXTRA RIDING COMFORT
of Improved Knee·Action
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EXTRASMOOTH PERFORMANCE
of Centerpolse Power
EXTRASTRENGTHAND COMFORT
of FI.her Unl.te.l Construction
$7 25
7_piece ..
with $6-oL
pitcher. Comes in crystal
cleat gloss Of colon.
EXTRA BEAUTY AND QUALITY
of Body by Fisher
Wheh 'IOU c!Joo~etAe
you can
Drop
EXTRA WIDE CHOICE
of Styling and Color.
PHONE 6-J
tl/.tfe
Transmission
A complete power team with
extra-powerful Valve-inHead engine and Automatic
Choke. Optional on De Luxe
models at extra cost.
Low.st pt'lced In ils field I
Thl5beo,,"iful new Styleline De Luxe 2_Door
Sedan Ibtl for leu thon allY t;Omp,aroble
model In lts fleld. (Conl/nuotIOll of Jfa~
equipment ond 'rim UJUI'~ted '" depemhllf
on o't'oilobility of meterlol.)
MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CARl
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SMITH CHEVROLF.T SALES. INC.
SCOrrSVIl.U, VA.
PHONE ~
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THE SCOTTSVILLE
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Mrs.
Stone Hostess
To Garden
C'lub ~:eleting
HSDA Y, JUNE 1
afternoon at 4:45 p.m., under the i mer of the Kent's Store commun-I
COLUIvIiBIA NEWS
direction of Mrs. Franc'eSiEdWBJr'dS'jity, died at 10 o'clock Tuesday'
(Contmued from p~g'e fa ~
The precee she played were "~e I morning, following a brief illhesso/lerOl,
Pa , on an extended V1\
IrSinglng Juggler", "March of VIC-/
He was a native of Louisa Ooun- the home of Mr. and Mrs. j
tory", Dance From Olden 'I'imes", ty son of the late John Dabney Ellenberger.
"Let J Us Be Gay," "Andante",
a~d Ehzabeth Hasher Martin, and I The ColumbIa. District Sc
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"Bells") "March of Wee Talks"' was 63 years of age. He never Muarc R ecital
was h'el
freld 'at Columa was
"1"Cheerful-Story", and "Cello".
mem-Ied. 'Surviving are three bro. b·-"
ia District
School Wednesday,
Classifieds are sold at the rate or
two cents a wore, So cents- miniThe B'ainhaven 'Garden Club met
,~~~._':riisPlay crasalfteds 60 cents II Wednesday arternoon, June 4, at 2
-an inoh.
o'clock in the
home Of Mrs
Charles Stone. Mrs. John Glass
gave an interesting talk on roses
LIST YOUR FARMS
and their care. Plans were made
Refreshments were served after thers, W . 'I' ., V . E . an d R . E .
REAlI, ESTATE
for a group of members too visit the progu-am,
Martm, all of Louisa, and two stsOR TIMBER
WI1JH US
'\iVitteJl rose garden in Farmville
tel's, Mrs. C. L. Burton, or Rich·
soon.
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CLYDE RAYMOND ~AR~
mond,and Mrs. E. M. Hopkins,
W. R. PITI'S
Mrs . Glas s brought a rose bush
Clyde Raymond
Martin, a rar~
of Mmera.I
Ph~e 55
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SCOTTSVILLE, VA.
'yards.
They were
Mrs.
Stone
and
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Mrs. ~errill
Carter
who,
at 'the
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J.
H. Payne, tbe
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music t~acher presented
lowing awards: (1) ouJi:
work in piano, Jean
H~norable mention, Lily
fossa.
(2)
Progress,
B
I Crawford,
Honorable mentfc
---Nancy Walton an d ...
vcwa. perkt"\..\.'I
(3) Practice
Prizes, F aye Sml!\.
and Barbara
Crawford.
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FA'fHE'R· 1S . D'.AY
Baby chicks as hatched Hampshire
close of the meeting served deRed ,or crosses $12.50 per 100 l'icious refreshments.
Post paid Hea vys mixed $10.95
cockerels $9.95. Write for com.Piano Recital
plete list. S·EELIDY'S OIlJICKS
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Norfolk, Va.
Miss Wanda Proffitt gave a ptanD re'cital at her ho~e Tuesda.y 1
115 acres, 30 cleared, good seven
FIDUCIARY'S NOTICE
room house, electricity. Quantity
To Whom It May Concern:
young growing pines, $56001.
The undersigned duly qualified
200 acr-es, 80 cleared, excellent 11 '(in the the Circuit Court pf FlurC\.0mhouss electrtctty and water vanna County, Virginia) Executor
in house .. Necessary buildings, of the Estate of C. M. Addington,
$19,000.,
I deceased, requests
you to file with,
I. G. Cleveland-Scottsville
Vir~ said
executor,
promptly,'
any
ginia
claims you my have against the 'I
June 15th
Remember
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BROTHER"
use.
ESDAY ruNE
$1 and $1.50
Ties
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Sport Shirts
Socks
said estate and remit to said executor any sum or sumslof money
or pr.operty. which you may owe,
the estate.
W. N. Ha~nah, Executor of
~Gladiola sale~One
Week Only: l
Estate of C. M. Addington,
'IAll large bloom size bulbs, 50 regDeceased.
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ular and fancy varieties m mlXPalmyra, (Fluvanna County)
tures $1. 50 and 18 all fancy mixed
Vir:ginia.
$1.00. If or,dered by mall add 2f.ic June 10, 1952.
for postage: Miss Nettie Wood, --~----------Bremo Bluff, Va.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
I
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
By virtue Qf a deed of trust
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
from Maxwell
Crensha":!dated
and
Genevieve
H. B.
Crenshaw
c;Uage for rent about 1st of July.
Across from Cunningham District
School. M'rs. Bertie "Xhite.
JEFF
$1.95 and '$2.95
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$.50 a .pair
Belts
Str'aw Hats
$1, $1.50
and -~$2.95
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Slacks
Swimming Trunks
$2.98 up
$1.98 up
THURSDAY-ONE
JOHN
"FLAME
$1.98 and.$2.95·
DAY ONLY-JUNE
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WAYNE iN
OF THE BARBARY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY-JUNE
TWO SHOWS-8
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FOREST
TRAIL"
WITH RE,X ALLEN
THE' HUB. INC.
PLUS CARTOON-COMEDY
We Clothe The Family
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CHANDLE~---CEVELYN KEYES
"REDWOOD
.& SERIAL
SHOW TIME-8
PM
CARFULL FOR ONLY $1.00 PLUS TAX
Scottsville
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Pursuant to and Iby virtue of a April 9th, ~947 of record in
de,cree of the CiI'ICuit 'Court of Clerk's Office of Fluvanna County
:B~luvannacounty, Vir.ginia, made Va., in D. B. 37 page 1;19; and deand entered on !May 20th., 1952, fault having been made in the paym the chancery cause
the-rei.n ment of the debt therein secured
pending uI).der the style of Zadle and havinG"been requested by the
'Ohle vs. Prlnce Qawthorne, et als, beneficiary so to do, the underthe undersilgned Special Commis- signed Trustee will offer for sale
sioners will offer for sale at at Public
Auction
ON
THE
PUBILIC AUCmOlN to the high~ PRIDMliSES in Fluvanna CountYl
est bidder at the front door of the on
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COURTHOUSE at Palmyra, Vir-MONDAY
June 23rd, 1952
II
ginia on the 23rd. day of June,
AT 2:00 ,o'clock P. M.
l.952}·..a~P.
M. :o'clock the fol..,The
fol1Qw..l.ngdOl;icr:ibed r~ I
lowing described
r,eal esta e, Ito~ estate:
wit;
Tract No.1: That certain tract
,
,1
Or parcel of land lying and being
All that certaltl tract ~r paDC,e in CunninghaI:Q M8Jgisterial Dist.
of land lying, !being and srtluate m ricl of Fluvanna County Va on I
Fork Union rMagisteri~1 .~istrict'l State Higlmvay No. 6 ab'out '~ne.:B'luva,nna Coun~y,. Vlrgmla, on quarter of mile East of Tempef-!
Route 6, contammg TEN {lO) ance Bri,dge adjoinin'" the lands of
acres, more or less, pursuant to Walter Melton. and A. J. Collins 1
plat of survey made by C. E. Wat- and containiI)-O"1514 acres and be- j
kins, S. F. C., on ..August 31s~., ing the sa.m~ land conveyed to
1944, and Ibeing the same land m Max.well B. Crenshww and GeneM
all res,pects conveyed to Clarence vieve H. Crensha.w by deed dated
E. iMinc.her by deed from S. A. June 20th 1944 of record in aforeM
Cawthorne, ,et ux, dated the 31~t said Clerk's Office in D. B. 31
day of August, 1944, of reco,rd l.n page 1;
the Clerk's Office of the Circ";11t
Tract NO.2: All that certain
Court of Fluvanna County Vlr- tract or parcel of land lying and
ginia, in Deed Book 32 page 69, being in Cunninrham Magisterial
and being the same !property on District of Fluvanna County, Va"
which the said Zadie Oh~e and adjoining the lands of 1\. J. Collins
Clarence E. Mincher and wlf€, now Sr;, Elimo Pace, M. B. Crenshaw,
reside.
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1 S.. C. Abrams
and Highway No.
There is an excellent fIve room 6 containing 15 acres, more or
two story frame diWelling loca:ted less, and being same land conveyon the a~ove described premIses I ed to M. B. Crenshaw and Gene-I
with electricity and a well at the vieve H. Crenshaw by deed dated
b8Jck door. There is also located \ AJpril 27. 1945 of record in the
on the premises an excellent baTn aforesaid Clerk's Office i.p D. B.
and a numiber of other outbuild- 32 p. 439.
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ings.
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\ There is a ne,w dwelling located
'Dhis sale, shall Ibe subJect to On the robove described premises
the approval and confirmati'on of with all
modern
conveniences,
the court.
J there
are- other buildings and OthTEiRiMSOF ,sALE: CA!SH.
j er improvements
located on the
Given under OUrhands this 3rd.' above described p,remises, all in
day of June, 1952.
. I excellent c-ondition.
Harold H. Purcell
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TER:MS OF SALE: CASH
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Louisa, Va.
Given under my hand this 20th
W. N. Hannah
,day of May 1952.
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Pa1myrac, Va.
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