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Burkeville, RID

Mir and Mrs. billiard Scruggs
and family shopped in Farmville
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nj Morgan and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clements
visited Mrs. Rosa Clements, vho is
a patient in NOV Hospital, one
day. last week.
MI. and Mrs. Herbert Morris
aud Donald visited MI. and Mrs.
Maudie Tuck in Bulkeyille, Sun
day afternoon.
Mi and Mrs. Melvin Scruggs
and Gloria Jane visited MI. and
Mrs. F. J Brown Saturday nigh.
To Enter Hospital
Herman Cook expects TO enter
NOV Hospital, Thursday for an
operation
Harry Lee Scruggs spent the
week end With his grandmother
Mrs. H G. Hickman. Sunday.
they visited Mr. and Ms. H. G.
Hickman
Mrs. John Sweitzer. of Ken
bridge. spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hickman.
Sunday visitors in the D. r.
Scruegs home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Scruggs. Mrs. Harvey
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Mrs Ralph Saunders.
Nj and Mrs. Clinton BoWlin. Of
Amelia were Sunday callers in
the c. Ct BoWlin home
Piedmont Baptist Church is
making plans for a Harvest
Home Program, on Sunday. Nov
%. The program viii begin with
Sunday School at 10 a. m. fol-
lowed by the morning worship
service at II a. M. conducted by
the new pastor Rev R. Lee King
At noon a picnic lunch will be
served on the grounds. if weather
permits. and in the church base
ment, if the weather is bad.
DR.. j. B. Hill, State Sunday
School Secretary. will be the
special speaker for the afternoon
services, which will begin at 1870
There will be special Love Of
fering taken for the Building
Fund Special music is being
planned for the day All mem
bers and former members are eS-
pecially invited to attend, as well
as friends and neighborS.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-13
Amelia High FILA Chapter Observes
National Week With Many Activities

Amelia Chapter of Future
Eomemakers Of America observed
National FILA Week at Amelia
High School. last week.
Seventy-fve members Of the
club. headed by Rachel Fiippen
president. took part in planning
and carrying out special activities
during the week.
Monday was publicly day The
school bulletin board was decor
ated TO emphasize National TIA
Week Members wore red and
white. FILA colors
Members showed slides II FILA
and FLA camp to the students.
Tuesday.
A tea was given Wednesday for
FILA members and the high school
faculty.
A party was held Thursday
night. New members were initiated
into the chapter.
The annual FFA-FHA football
game was played, Friday Boys
played for both sides, but the
FILA girls" wore lipstick and pig
tails.
Other otncers OF the Amelia
FILA chapter are Lois Grizzard.
vice president Patsy Tlippen.
secretary; Mary Anderson, treas
lrer; and Gloria Barnard report
ar.
Club sponsor is Mss audrey
home economics teach
II of Amelia High School.
Harness racing in the fastest
spectator sport in U. S.
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Beaumont

Games now scheduled are with
Louisa High, Nov. 10, and with
I0ochland High. Nov. 81.
A large number Of the staff is
planning to attend the William
and Mary Richmond game in
Richmond Saturday
MIS-. Herndon Layne and Mrs.
w S. Lloyd were hostesses at the
PoWhatan High School football
ianco Friday evening, Nov 6.
Mrs. John Horne attended a
Bridge luncheon given by Miss
Mcdowell, Miss Smith. Mrs. Til
man and Mrs. Simpson. Of Pow
hatan. at Longwood House in
Farmville, Saturday, Nov. 7.
A surprise birthday shower was
given by Mrs. Bergman Mann in
honor Of Miss Edna Womack,
Wednesday evening, NOV. 4 Miss
Womack received many beautiful
lifts Guests other than from
Beaumont were Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs.
LaWton, Mrs. Curtis. of Michaux,
and Mrs. Tune. of Halifax county.
Stanley parties have recently
been given by Mrs. Patterson and
Mrs. Nelson.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-13
HOstcsses Entertain
Amelia Garden Club
In Reames Home

Amelia County Garden Club net
in the home Of Mrs Waverly
Reams. Mesdames S. f Duncan
and MIS- Howard Duncan wei
co-hostesseS.
TWenty-one members answered
the roll call
Mrs. Avelill was welcomed iu.c
the club as a transfer mcmbal
from a garden club ii West VIM
/ ginia.
1t was voted that the club send
4 contribution of $50 to the Ma
tWe Study camp, which IS pgo-
iect Of the Virginia State Fedora
ton of Garden Clubs. This viii
entitled the club to another life
member one CT the chartc,
members Will be selected for the
hono:
The program on HOLES" was
2iven by Mrs. c Garland Hutch
son for Mrs John Duke whc
was unable to attend The diIler-
mt varieties cf Hollics were nam
"a and described Suggestions were
E.ven for best locations and tim
| for planting in this climate.
| The president, Mss Mary Shop
! rard expressed REGRETS to Mr.
T. W England for loene her ii
he club as a faithful membe,
and worker. The club hopes thai
she may come back to it again
some time.
Mrs E H Burke and Mrs
Charles Farmer WWere appointed
work with the president al
CLANS for the Christmas Flower
Show.
Arrangements VsA clMt An
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-13
Retiring Polrhatan Agent Honored
At Program For Achievement Day

PoWhatan County Home Dem
onstrat.on Club Achievement Day
for 1858 was dedicated to Mis-.
katherine r. Brent. 1t was dedi-
Gated to Mrs Brent for her IS
years OF service TO home demon
stration club work in the county
In spite of snow and slippery
roads, club members and friends
met in Powhatan High School
auditorium. Friday night. to show
their appreciation to Mrs. Brent,
who has retired as home demon
stration agent.
MIS-. f. P. Hicks presided during
the program. and she gave the re-
port of the home demonstration
county committee.
Miss Edith Ann HackWorth,
new home demonstration agent,
was introduced to the audience.
Mrs Delrel Jervey reviewed
Mrs. Brents IS years Of service to
the county Betty Stuart Jones
gave highlights Of All accomp-
llShmentS.
Miss Helen Kicks. district home
demonstration agent. was princi-
pal speaker for the evening. She
was introduced by H w Henry,
PoWhatan County Agent.
A committee. composed Of w
r. Parker. Mrs. T. B Richardson.
Mrs. w P Weisiger and E T
Janney. presented gifts to Mrs.
Brent
A reception IN the school cafe
terra followed the program.
The achievement day program
was arranged by MIS- Ben John
son. Mrs. Mason Knabe and Mrs
Lewis Jessup.
Hostesses for the reception were
Mrs. w w MichauX Mrs T B
Richardson. Mrs. w. P. Weisiger
Mrs. Lee Netherland Mrs. n B
Hening Miss Thelma Harris. Mrs
Daniel Brown. Mrs. Tom M0ulton.
Mrs. Paul Blandford and Mrs. w.
F. MaXey.
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Thorpe, Mr.. and Mrs H. E. Rick
man and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Hickman and family and
Holland Owen.
Supper Guests
Mrs H. G, Hickman was a sup
per guest of her daughter. Mrs.
Harvey Thorpe. Wednesday night.
Harvey Thorpe and James
Scru9gs visited Winston Thorpe
in Charlotte county, Sunday. He
returned home with Harvey for a
visit
Mr. and Mrs. jeff Borum and
children and her parents MI. and
Mrs: Smith, and her brother. Roy.
and family. of Gretna. were all
dinner guests of their sister. Mrs.
Clyde Bourne, and MI, Bourne in
Burkeville, Saturday.
Everyone shivered through the
recent cold and snowy snap we
had
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themums predominat.ng were
judged Mrs j. NJ Habel, first:
Mrs. E. H Burke, second: and
MIS-. G. S. Farmer, third.
Mrs. Alton Perdue received first
On roses as a specimen
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Amelia

tended the November meeting OF
the Henricoplis Chapter Of DAT;
in Richmond. Monday The CUES
speaker was Ray T. Reid. a for
mer superintendent Of A.nelig
Schools and now assistant Super
lntendent Of Public instruction
for Virginia. He spoke on Youth
the Guardians of America
Mrs. R. H. Potts. of Durham
N. c.. and Miss Frances Evans
of Petersburg. spent the week enc
with Mr. and Mrs. j x. IRVING
and Mrs. A. NJ Evans
Miss Peggy Plott. of Richmond.
was a recent guest Of Mrs. Ed
ward Barden
Visits Daughter
Mrs w S Wright Is visiting
her daughter and son-in-laW. MI.
and Mrs Harry Knabe, in Mid
lothian
Mrs. R. A. Frayser and son re-
turned to their home in Rich
mond Wednesday after spending
sometime With her father. A. q.
Wootton
Mrs f. d. Hardy is visiting her
uncle. Emmett Hay, in Peters
burg.
Miss Ruth Carson spent the
week end with her parents III Con-
cord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flippen. of South
Hill, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
L. E. Tucker, Sunday.
Mrs Robbie Marshall is spend
ing sometime with MI and Mrs.
j. B. Marshall.
Ill With Flu
Charles A. Holman, Jr., has been
Ill this week with flu
Circles Number l and ? of the
Women of The Amelia PrcSbyter-
ian Church held a Joint meeting
Monday night, with Mrs. d. o.
at the manse.
w r. McCraw is recovering
from injuries received when his
tractor turned over on him.
James Barnes. Of Martinsville.
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Barnes, Sunday.
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-13
BEAUMONT

A barbecue and coon hunt was
given for the staff at Bullock S
farm. Saturday night. Nov 7.
Mrs Tune. of Republican Grove,
Halifax county. has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Stacy Gle
ments.
Mrs G. E. Hubbard has resign
ed her position at Beaumont.
"a per cent of the people in the
u. S. are called hackers of U n.
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Japan is admitted to free world
trade program
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Auxiliary to Give
Membership Party

A membership luncheon will
be held by the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Hebrew Home for the Aged
at 1890 pm. tomorrow at the
home. 1925 Spring road NV.
The luncheon, which will fea-
ture blintzes, is being prepared
by Mrs. Harry Myers and Mrs.
Nat Lieberman. Mrs. A. j. Kap-
lowitz, membership chairman,
will have charge of entertain
ment.
Assisting in plans for the event
are Mrs. Karl Kaplowitz, Mrs.
Horace Gold, Mrs. Charles Gold
smith, honorary membership
chairman, and Mrs. Nat H. Levy,
president.
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Mrs. Dodek
To Be Feted
As an Author

The Silver Spring Chapter Of
Hadassah has issued invitations
to a reception honorIng Mrs.
Miriam SEEKER Dodek at $3.50 pm.
Tuesday at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Reuben Goodman, Abs
Seventeenth street NV.
The occasion will celebrate
the recent publication in Israel
of Mrs. Dodek's new book, a
volume Of Egyptian legends en-
titled "Yeor Haplaim" or, in
English. River of Wonders
Published in Tel Aviv, the book
is said to be the first by an
American woman to make it's
original debut in Israel. The
text is in Hebrew.
The wife Of DR.. Samuel M.
Dodek. the author has been &C.
tive In civic life in Washington
for many years and Is affiliated
with a number Of women'S or
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CARNATIONS. She is a member
of the Board of Trustees of the
College of Jewish Studies and
has just accepted the chairman
ship of the Women's Division
of the United Jewish Appeal of
Washington for 1858.
She is a graduate of the
Northwestern University School
of Law and is a member of the
Illinois bar.
Mrs. Dodek is the author Of
several plays, and a number Of
short stories and poems which
have been published in maya
zines.
She has travelled extensively
In the Near East where she de-
rived the inspiration for her new
book. The stories in River of
Wonders" were suggested by
Biblical incidents and center
about the Nile.
A copy of the book has been
accepted for the Library of Con-
gress by DR.. Lawrence Warwick,
chief of the Hebraic Section,
who said the fact that the book
was created by an American and
a Washingtonian should be a
source Of great joy to us all. "
That the author could be fur
ther described as one who is
closely identified with every at
tempt at cultural inter-relations
and who gives unstintingly of
her time and energy to so many
worthy causes gives us pause
for deserved admiration" he
added.
DR.. Warwick called the book
q distinct contribution to the
storehouse of Hebraic interpre-
tation."
Tuesdays reception for Mrs
Dodek is one of the events in
the Silver Spring Hadassahs
Invitation to Learning" series
Mrs. Daniel Banes is educa-
tional program chairman of the
group.
Mrs. Dodek is a former vice
president of the Washington
Chapter Of HadasSah.
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Civic and Study Clubs

Washington Club-Tomorrow. II am.
Monday morning book review. Tuesday.
val. s aPsychiatfs and the hs Community.
Elizabeth Hammer, interior decorator,
The Flexibilisy Of Decorating Today"
ernors to elect officers for next two
women's CIub-Tomorrow. 8
rFf fes spsafsr Mrs. rogd @:
iiams. "Development Of American Mu-
sic" Tomorrow. 7:15 pm, board
p msetins q Tuesday gm' portrait
Shakespeare Group. Wednesday. II 80
am, current events group meeting
followed by luncheon. Wednesday,
SaO p saesdsy and pm spansR
morning book review followed BY
sirs aroup phuF ThaEsdsy PA Gao D p
writer's group dinner; speaker, Harry
urday Evening Post" Friday. 1890
cal dress Sse unit unit Fsa GTGss
Fruit. tenor, and Miss Mary Cree.
SOPRANO. both Of Washington Opera
City Club-Tomorrow. 2 p.m..
French class: Tuesday. 7;3o pm.
bridge and car. sroup Thursdsy'
Friday. 1880 pm, bridge group. Fri
Rs1c ; S q 9 ta wom-
e; Gh1:s sea
pssnta '0s s95o WIZ Bradley M5'. boufszard
Bethesda; speaker, wing o CGmd dr E. 4.
Faesday o. sne Srl4 AF b!iSs:
group. with Miss Leonora Aiken, 5000
SPRINGFIELD drive, Wednesday, 8 pm.
fellowship, bridge Ero9p' with Mrs,
Bethesda. wednesday, 8 p m, creative
EEsdeTiek; 6sS R2IIinsySod . drive,
edacston ha sfou Mo with n Mra Morris H.
Md; speaker. Miss Margie Billows.
art supervisor of Montgomery County,
Child's. Appreciation of Art" Thurs
Miss Leonora Aiken. Thursdav,' 1880
pm. music-for- fun group, with Mrs s.
56Teva sne chevv t cbase ma Md chase
AAUW. Washington Branch - Tuesday.
. pm. afternoon group, branch head
nue. NV; speakers, Mrs: Susan Baker
and Mrs. Louise Reed of Social Serv-
ice Department of Gallinger Hospital.
Wednesday, IL am, Arts Committee
poetry group recordings by American
les group: speaker. Miss Sybil Baker.
former assistant superintendent Of
District Recreation Department. Thurs
day, = pm. African study group:
topic, THE South African Conflict"
Saturday, 1o:45 am tour OF National
AAUW, Alexandra Branch-Tuesday, 8
pm. creative writing. group with
Mrs. William F. Vosbeck, 500 Lenore
lane. Fort Lyon Heights. Wednesday,
9 pm, bridge group. with Mrs.
George Morris, S13 Crescent drive.
Book Club-Tuesday, 10 q m
McKendree Methodist Church, 1909
Malcolm Melroy. Current Problems in
Iran"
District League Of Women Voters-Wed-
nesday 10 am, Pierce Hall OF ALL
Souls Church. Sixteenth and Har-
ward streets NV, Know Your Con-
gress'' course. second session; speak
ers; DR.. George Galloway, How g
Ferris How to Lobby Correctly"
Twentieth Century Club Thursday,
1880 pm, characterization section,
YWCA, luncheon; speaker, John A.
Reilly, chairman Of Citizens Commit
tee on Public works, "a Plan for
Capital improvements"
Capitol Hill History Club - THURSDAY
1890 pm, with Mrs. Philip Martin.
339 Randolph street NV.
Business and Professional Clubs
Pilot Club-Today, to 6 pm. Ad-
miral Club, annual tea in observance
of 14th anniversary.
District Business and Professional Wom'
YWCA. monthly business meeting;
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Plan Squure Dance

The Annunciation Unit of the
Sanctuary Sodality of Blessed
Sacrament Church will hold its
first square dance on Friday
from 9 pm. to midnight in the
auditorium of the Blessed Sacra-
ment School, 5841 Chevy Chase
parkway.
C. A. Mclaughlin, president Of
the Square Dance Association OF
Montgomery County, will cal
the figures. Proceeds will go for
the benefit Of the school library
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Miscellaneous Clubs

District Branch, National League Of
American Pen Women-Today, to g
pm, the Studio, 1851 Columbia road
NV, tea. honoring DR.. Mary Meek
Atkeson Moore. Thursday, 8 pm, book
reviews group; speaker. Mrs. Helen
Orr Wilson, to review her book, Fools
Over Horses" Saturday, PM, fc-
ton workshop, Valentine party.
The Town Club-Monday, 1890 pm.
luncheon with Mrs Wendell Lund,
1910 Plymouth street NV.
Woman's National Democratic Club
Monday, 1880 pm. clubhouse, lunch
con, speaker, Mrs. Joseph H. Short IT,.
President Humans Mail Bag"
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Sororities

Gamma Phi Beta. Washington Alumnae
Chapter-Tuesday, $50 pm. with
Mrs. Cyrus Kaufman, 1884 Eighteenth
street NV, buffet supper and election
of officers.
Kappa Alph Theta Alumnae-Tuesdav
PPM with Mrs. Edward T. Cook, 500
Rolling, 'ood drive, Chevy Chase Md,
business meeting and election.
Delta Sigma Epsilon, Washington Alum
"a Chapter-Tuesday, 8 pm, with
Branch parkway. Silver Spring. des-
Sert meeting
Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority. washing
ton Alumnae Chapter-Thursday. s
pm with Mrs. j. Lewis Bowers, 1924
North Fifteenth street, Arlington.
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Business and Professional Clubs

Pilot Club-Today, 70 PM, Ad-
miral Club, annual tea in observance
of 14th anniversary.
District Business and Professional WOm-
ems Club-Tomorrow. 7:3O pm.
YWCA. monthly business meeting;
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lies. who live near that city.
Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
KIblnger and the children called
on MI. and Mrs Clarence Brad
shaw, CT NanteO
Mrs. w A. Wood and Mrs Mar
TN Doyle visited the Jack Ander-
sons, Friday afternoon The An
derSon boys. Juan and Claude.
were home for the week end.
Week end guests III the Seay
home were Nh and Mrs, Bobby
Seay, Mr.. and MIS- Marshall Seay
and daughter. Pam, and Miss
Betty Seay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Alternately
and children spent Sunday with
AIr and Mrs. Herbert Anderson
Jean Branch SIX year old
daughter OF MI and Mrs. Dorsie
Branch. suffered a painful burn
on her arm and side last week
when She accidentally tipped a
pan of boiling water over as she
played near the stove.
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AnderSOnUiIie NeMs
Anders0nuiIle Nems
Children, Friends Neighbors Salute
Mrs. c. H. Anderson On Her Birthday

r. as a popular television pro-
gram claims. life begins at 80,
Mrs. c. H Anderson began her
second year of life last week. The
celebration got off to an animated
start Saturday when the guests
began to arrive, and by evening
the house was full Of children,
grandchildren. great erandchll-
dren, gifts, flowers. and birthday
cakes-there were four waiting to
be cut. 1t was a grand family get
together and the evening was
filled with music and laughter and
fun
Those who spent the week end
in the Anderson home were Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Caldwell, Miss
Martha Carol and Braxton, Mr.
and Mrs. Elliott Vest and Miss
Elva Anderson. Saturday evening
guests were Mrs c. b Morgan.
the Rev. and Mrs CoWan and
children. Miss Louise and DICK
Morgan and Sandra Forbes. Mr..
and Mrs Albert Anderson and
son. Johnnie. were with the fam
lily for Sunday and Miss Beth
Forbes and Susan Forbes, Miss
Cammie Anderson and Mrs. Rod
ney Smith called during the day
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coleman
and their daughter. Kathy. of
Toledo. spent several days re-
Gently with Mr.. and Mrs Meade
Anderson.
Jimmie Anderson came home
for the week end and. on Satur
day he and the John il. Nor
the VPI- University Of Richmond
game. The MorganS gave Vocite-
rous support TO VPI and Jimmie
did equally as we'll by the Univer-
sity of Richmond Being nice,
well-mannered people they all got
home with their hair. eyes. noses
and teeth intact; only their lung
power was the worse for the days
experience
Sunday callers in the Coleman
home were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stokes. of Richmond, and MI and
Mrs. Branch Rosen.
MI and Mrs. James DuNal and
their small son spent the week
end with Mrs. Flood.
Mrs Willie Reed and son. Billy,
of Lawrenceville, and Mrs Her
man Price called in the Thompson
home. Thursday afternoon.
Move to Lynchburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther walden
have taken an apartment in
Lynchburg and moved in the lat
ter part of the week Mrs. Walden
and Nat. with Mr., and Mrs VIII
son and Jane. visited the Thomp-
sons Sunday.
Mrs C. B Morgan has her
house to herself most OF the week.
but when Saturday comes there is
an abrupt end 10 the quiet. The
Rev. and Mrs. CoWan, their chill
drcn. Pete Lib and Douglas Miss
Louise. Miss Rita and Dick Nor
gan we're all there this last week
end
The Kiblineers drove to Har-
risonbure Wednesday afternoon.
and while Nh. kiblinger attended
business meeting, Mrs KIblln9er
and the children. Peggy Rae and
Ronald. visited the two Slpe fam
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Gregory, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John w. Crews and sons,
Robert and Richard, spent the
week end in the homo of her son,
MI and Mrs. Eddie Crews, of
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Garland Ragland and family, of
Glenmore, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Fitz Branch. Sunday night.
w. C. Bradshaw is home now
ana DONG finely, He got his hand
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caught in hay bailer a few weeks
ago
Seaman w A Baird, Of Con-
necticut, spent the week end with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
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Florence Llewellyn. Friday
Pvt. Luther Llewellyn left las
Monday night for Camp Camp
bell. Ky, after spending a ten
day furlough in his home here.
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Baltimore.
Hugh Swan and Miss Mary
Blanks, of Lynchburg, visited MI.
and Mrs. Bill Swan, Wednesday
night.
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balrd.
Mrs. Gilbert Crews and Marge-
Tite were business visitors in
Farinvllle, Mucdav afternoon.
Eddie Ragland VISITED Mr. S.
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REPORT OF CONDITION or BUCKINGHAM COUNTY
BANK" OF DILLWYk IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA AT
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON SEPTEMBER 30. 1853.
MADE TO STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION

ASSETS
Cash balances with other banks lncUdme reserve ha
ances and cash items in process of collection
United States Government Obligations dnec and guar
Obligations Of States and political suhdiysons .-.
Loans and discounts Including 5i3702' oycdfafts
Bank premises owned 81 90 furniture and fixtures $l00