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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01

/ Miss Welhelmina London is a
patient in the Southside Hospital.
| Capt. Roy Spry has returned to
his base in Gerry Point. N c.. at
ter spending several days with his
family on LongWood Avenue.
Master Roger Ross has been re-
leased as a patient from South
side Hospital. He is improving
nicely.
Mrs. John Summers and chill
dren have returned to their home
after spending several days with
her parents. Mr., and Mrs. John
Mayo, in Schuyler.
Recent guests of Mrs. Bennett
T. Taylor were her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. r.
Clyde Carter. of Raleigh. N. C.
c. w. Harris and E. f. Cooks
recently attended a Ford Dealers
meeting in the Sheraton Park
Hotel in Washington.
MIS-. j. j. Marshall left on Sat-
urday for an extended visit with
her son and daughter -in-law, Mr..
and Mrs E. R. Marshall. in Will
mington, Del.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles o.
Kidd and daughter. Georgianna.
are spending a few days at their
cottage in Grand View, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harwood
Susan and Scott HARDWOOD, Mar
clay Woodward and Mrs Joseph
Goode toured Charlottesville gar
dens and over the Skyline Drive
last week end
Miss Ellen Hamlet, of Long
wood College. attended the Joe
College" week end festivities at
Duke University. escorted by
johnson Willis. Of CreWe.
Mr.. and Mrs John Harwood |
spent the week end with Mr.. and /
Mrs. julius Gwaltney. of Smith
field. !
Dr. Curtis Higgenbotham, for
mer professor of Biology at Long
wood College, visited recently with .
his daughter Lynn. at LongWOod |
and with friends at Farmville. He
addressed biology seminar here,
then returned to Charleston. S.
c., where he is engaged in re-
search on heart disease at the
.-.u...tl college OF South Carroll
IA.
Mrs F. r. Crawford of Farm
lille. was among l40 Protestant
from 40 states attending /
he annual meeting, April 24-26.
If the Board of Managers of
United Church Women at Colo
ado Springs. Col Mrs. Crawford,
member of the Board OF Mana
,ers of United Women. iT H'@N
tate president of the United
Council of Church Women.
Mrs. Annie V. Putney was elected
district director of the BUSINESS and
Women Clubs at the
fifth district meeting. held recently
n Petersburg. Mrs. Annie M. Fall
veil was elected to serve as dis
riot recording secretary The fifth
district is composed of clubs from
HopeWell. Richmond.
md Farmville.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01
Mrs. w. J. Keller
Rites at Cumberland

Funeral services for Mrs. w. j..
Keller, II. of Cumberland, who
died at her home Monday. April
%, were held Wednesday at Hat
cher Methodist Church at 3 p. m.
She is survived by daughter,
Mrs. N. S. Jones, of Richmond,
and two sons. c. d. and M. c.
Keller. Of Cumberland.
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/ Mrs. Emory Hodges. of Peters
burg. was the recent guest of hel
mother. Mrs. Edwin E. Hundley
at Glover Hill"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Helms. Of
Ocean Drive Beach, S. c.. have
returned to their home after
visiting their son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Helms
at unelr home on Fourth Avenue.
Mrs Richard Clark left Sunday
for her home in Williamsburg
after visiting with her parents
Dr. and Mrs, John H. Cocks.
Spencer Burger has returned to
his home in Hilton Village after
visiting his family and friends
in Farmville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Padget and
son. Clay. have returned to their
home after visiting Mrs. Padgett' S
parents. MI. and Mrs. Tom Allen.
at their home on High Street.
Roland Walker, of Kenbridge.
was a guest in Farmville on Sum-
Gay. Mr.. Walker is a new District
Lay Leader for the Farmville
Methodist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Osborn
had as their guests on Sunday,
MI Osborn's sister. Mrs. T. P.
Crowder, and his uncle, John Nor
ton. of Richmond.
Sgt. Herbert W. Critzer visited
his sister and brother in-laW. MI
and Mrs. G. G.. McClary. during
the week end Sgt. Critzer is in
the service and was en- route to
his new post in Canada
Dennis M. Critzer spent the
week end with his wife at their
home on Putney Street. MI Crit
ger has been transferred to Pc
tersburg Mrs. Critzer will join her
husband as soon as school closes.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Lord and
daughter. Anna. were recent
guests at the General Washing
ton Inn. in Fredericksburg. MI
Lord attended the Rotary District
Assembly held there. They went
on a sightseeing tour of FEEDER
also.
Dr.. and Mrs, Kermit Booher. of
Parksburg, w. Va. were week end
guests of Miss Elizabeth Burger.
Mrs. BOoher and Miss Burger are
sisters.
Miss Verna Coleman has re-
turned to her home, after spend
ing several weeks as the guest of
her sister, Mrs. CT f. Anderson, !
IN Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chappell, 1
If Baltimore, Md, were week end !
guests Of MI. Chappell's sister,
and brother law Nh. and Mrs. /
Acree Chappell.
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and MI. and MIS-. Aubrey Denoon.
Aubrey will be patient for several
days at Stuart Circle Hospital Mr.
and MIS-. Max Kllby were in to see
him Monday NIGHT and spent the
night with Mrs Denoon.
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jefferson

H. c Perkins and daughter. Lin
da, went 10 Charlottesville Friday
afternoon Linda was enc Of the
yound ladies' invited to the weekend
activities at the University Of VIM
ginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hening and
son have returned from Germany
where they have been for two years.
They have been visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs n. B Hening.
Mr.. and Mrs Novella Francis
have purchased cottage on Route
522.
Miss Carol Bradley recently re-
ceived medal for five years per-
feet attendance at Fine Creek Bap-
fist Sunday School. She has been
given an award for each of the four
previous perfect records by the
Womans Missionary Society Carol
is the oldest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ N. Bradley, Jr.. of Mi
chauX.
MIR and Mrs. Robert A. Cosby
and family had as guests over the
week end. Mr.. and Mrs. John Boney
and children of Hamlet. N c. Mrs
Cosby's mother, Mrs. Robertson. re-
turned to Hamlet with them.
Wedding Anniversary
Mrs. c. N. Pitts and daughter,
Doris Mae, visited Mrs Pitts ia
Their. L. w ApperSon. Sunday and
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. P A
Huxton near Richmond who were
celebrating their tWenty-fifth we'd
ding anniversary. Mrs. Pitts and
Mrs. HuXton are sisters
Mr. and Mrs. v L. Sprouse were
recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs Willie
Sprouse, Of Louisa county.
The Robert f. Saver family had
week end guests from WinstonSal-
EN- N. c They included Mr. Shay
ers mother, Mrs NJ V. Shaver,
who has been spending several days
here. and Richard Sapp and child
rem. Joyce, David and Pamela On
Sunday other guests were Mrs
Glenn Connatser and children, of
SandSton
Montelle Jackson is still a patient
at MCGUIRE Hospital undergoing
treatment for a kidney stone While
there. his wife. daughter, and mo
thei Mrs w 7 Jackson have been
staying in Richmond with MI and
Mrs. Aubrey Martin in order that
they may spend as much time with
Montelle as possible
New Nei@hbors
MI. and Mrs. Fred Murphy and
daughter. Katrinka are making
their home in this community at
the former residence of Mrs Nelson
Hicks. We welcome the Murphys,
and are glad that they are near by
again that they may attend services
al Fine Greek Church. where they
are members. Kauinka has a nice
voice and has become q member Of
the choir
Ed Tilman son Of Mr. and Mrs
Edward r. TiImal. has been con
fined to his home for several days
With measles but Is getting better
Mr.. and Mrs, r + Allison. and
Mrs. Clara Ward Of Hanpden-Syd-
hoy College, spent the day in VIII
liamsburg on Sunday Mrs Allison
went back with her mother to stay
until Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Kirby and
daughter Betsy. of Alexandra.
were recent dinner guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. C Kirby
Miss Maude Cosby and Mrs c. H.
Balmer were visitors at the Rest
Haven Nursing Home on Monday
near Bon Air, where their sister,
Mrs. Ruth Cosby, has been a pat
lent for several months. Miss Ruth,
as she is affecuonately known by
many. had a severe heart attack on
Sunday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B Denoon were
visitors to Richmond Sunday after
noon to see Mrs Blanche Denoon'
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Mrs. Mary W. Keller
Rites at Trents Mill

Funeral services tot Mrs. Mary
w. Keller. Of Tents Mil, widow
of w J Keller. Jr.. Who died Mon
day April %. We're held Wodnes-
DAY at Hatcher M9thodlSt Church
at Trents Mil Intermant was il
the church cemetery.
Surviving are a daughter. Mrs.
Norwood s. Jones, Of Sandston:
TWO sons, c. ID. and M. c. Keller
both Of DillWyn; four sisters. Mrs.
lucy Duncan ard Mrs. c. M.
Fulcher, of Richmond. and Mrs.
Robert Wiseman and Mrs. Mar
garet Dix. Of Warwick: two bro
lherS, Willis l.. AHcocke- and
Thomas A. Adcocke. Of Scottsville.
nine grandchildren, and one
great-granchlld
AIRED Z. Sloan, Jr 81 has re
tired as chairman of the Genera
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Belona

The Rev Wilson Suit conducted
his regular service at Emmanuel
Episcopal Church on Sunday The
service at Providence Church was
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01

The U. S. expects to issue million
passports yearly by 60
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01

Presiden Eisenhower said he
"as strong as over on his seventh
anniversary.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-06-14
Ohio Retail Sales
Down 100 In April

April sales of Ohio retailers drop
ped seven percent below the level for
April of last year, according to the
current issue of "Ohio Retail Anna
list," published monthly by the
Bureau of Business Research at Ohio
State university.
The decline was expected, how
ever, since the April 1 date for Easter
this year forced all of this seasons
peak volume into March.
Only five of the 10 kinds of retail
businesses for which figures were
available showed increases in April
over the corresponding month of 1855
The sales gains were: heating and
plumbing equipment dealers, up 81
percent; jewelry stores, up z per
cent; furniture stores, up per cent;
and combination stores with gro
ceries and meats, up 3 per cent. For
this same period, the larger decreases
included: shoe stores, down % per
cent; florists, down &c per cent; and
motor vehicle dealers, down 10 per
cent. Other decreases ranged from
2 to 16 per cent.
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Pheasant Population Looks Good In Area;
Heavy Rain, Moving Season Big Factors

The flushing bar is a simple de-
vice mounted on the front of trac-
tor. The bar is easy to make, easy to
mount and remove, and it will not
interfere with moving. 1t consists or
.2A Inch steel pipe 61z feet long
to which eight flexible drop cables
are attached. Weights fastened to the
cable ends drag on the ground ahead
of the cutter bar, flushing hen phea-
SAINTS which may be on the nest.
Mr.. Robnolte pointed out that a hen
that is flushed from her nest before
her eggs are Matched will probably
make another nest. However, once the
eggs are Matched the hen will usually
not make another nest.
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Explorers Win
Track Meet With
FOstOria Post

Explorer Post 256, Bluffton, was
host to combined Fostoria Posts at
a track and field meet and picnic
supper Sunday.
In the track and field meet at the
college track the local Post defeated
the visitors, 1928, in the eight-event
meet. Coach Ken Mast, of .Bluffton
college, his father and Harry Bogart
officiated at the events.
Scores for the meet with Bluffton
listed first were: shot put, 1-Si
discus, 90; high jump, 81; broad
jump, 81; 100-yard dash, 90; 44O-
yard dash, 81; 44O-yard relay, So
half mile run, 1-8.
Following the track and field meet
picnic supper was held at Buckeye
Lake park. Mothers of members OF
Post 256 prepared the food.
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Don TriplehOrn
Graduated At OW

Don Triplehorn, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray Triplehorn, S. Main
street, was graduated with honors
Monday morning at commencement
exercises marking the 18th gradual
ing class at Ohio Wesleyan university,
Delaware.
A Phi Beta Kappa at Wesleyan,
Triplehorn has been granted a
scholarship at the University of
Indiana. He will do advanced work
in petroleum geology.
DR.. Paul B. Sears, OW graduate,
a professor of conservation at Yale
university and president of the
American Association for the Adj
vancement of Science, addressed the
400 graduating seniors at the exer-
cises Monday.
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Triplett Girls
Prep For Season
SOftbalI Opener

Nattily dressed in their new royal
blue and gold uniforms the Triplett
girls softball team will take to the
field for the first time in several
seasons later this month as part of
a seven-team league which was re-
Gently organized.
The team, under the managership
of Bill Hart, former Triplett pitch
ing ace, has been practicing for
several weeks for the seasons opener.
A schedule is presently being arrang-
ed. Practice games have been played
with teams from Cairo and Beaver
dam.
Members of the squad are Elinor
Bowersox, Shirley Alspach, Betty
Lansing, Batty LaRue, Yvonne Rup-
rigth, Garnet Nickells, May Living
ston, Marian Diller, Marilyn Triple
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]. Kirk Ferguson
On Naval Cruise

j. Kirk Ferguson, grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. George Rauenbuhler, N
Main street, will be among the 125
Naval reservists who sail Monday
aboard the USS Franklin D. Roos-
evelt, one of the Navy's newest car
riers, for a 57-day cruise.
The carrier, recently fitted out with
a "canted" flight deck, is expected
to sail from San Francisco, go around
the southern tip of South America
to Jacksonville, Fla, making several
stops enroute. 1t will carry COM
pliment of 1903 officers and men IN
addition to the reservists.
Young Ferguson senior at the
University of California, plans to
become botany teacher. AS a boy
he spent his summers in Bluffton.
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Barring heavy rains and an overly
destructive haying season in the
Bluffton and Allen county area
pheasant hunters in the community
can look forward to their best season
in years, according to William
Robnolte, Allen county game pro-
tector.
Mr.. Robnolte told the News this
week that prospects for a large num-
Der of pheasants in the county are
excellent up to now. There is large
brood stock.
Speculation that the area will have
large pheasant crop this fall was
strengthened by a report from the
Ohio Division of Wildlife which again
conducted their audio-visual game
counts in late April and early May
in 21 counties in the state.
According to the division "results
indicate the 1866 pheasant population
to be considerably higher than last
spring and this is the first time in
the four years since the statewide
program was put into operation that
the pheasant population has shown
an increase.
eff weather conditions are favor
able between now and the first of
July Ohio hunters should expect as
good or better pheasant hunting than
they had last year over most of the
better pheasant range. Heavy rains
and hay moving operations, however,
will be the determining factors"
On the latter point, moving opera
tions, Mr.. Robnolte suggested large
majority of hen pheasants would be
saved this season if more farmers
would employ flushing bar on their
mowers.
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plus an all-expense paid week.
end trip to New York for two
with transportation by Ameri-
can Airlines DC-7 . suite at
famous Waldorf-Astoria .
special guests of Ed Sullivan at
his television show.
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Bluffton, head basketball coach at
Muskingum college, New Concord,
is attending a basketball clinic this
week at Normal, Ill.
One of the instructors at the clinic
will be Otto VogeI, head basketball
coach at the University of Iowa, a
teammate of Bob's father-in-law, A.
C. Burcky, at the University Of
Illinois back in the early 20s.
Bob will return to New Concord
next week where he will teach in the
summer school session for six weeks.
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! horn, Jean Parent, Lena Preto,
Dorothy Adams, Judy Fisher, Iva
May Tripplehorn and Nora Preto.
The seven-team league will be COM
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Dale L. Copus, whose mailing address il
Airman First Glass, Dale u Copus, l547s73i
76-25th o. p. S. SquadroS, NBox 81, Second
u. S. A. F. Academy, DerEerN8 Colorado. is
hereby notified that Lois QopusNhas filed her
petition against him for divorce, restoration to
maiden name, award of petsonal property and
all proper relief on the grounds of gross neg
lect of duty and extreme cruelty. in case No.
43562 in the Court of Common Pleas of Alien
County, Ohio, at Lima, Ohio. Said cause may
be heard and decided after the expiration OF
six weeks from the first publication of this
notice.
LOIS CoPUSI Plaintiff
By John A. RoheIalt, Her Attorney,
504 Citizens Bldgs( Lima, Ohio
June Z. r. q. 2S, July 5, IL
LEGAL KOTIcE
Case No. 4S5O7
Barbara Lilies, a mnQr
by her next friend, Map Amber, plaintiff
David Lilies. minor defendant
David Lilies, minqr, who is in the Armed
Services of the United States and whose pres
ent address is David Lilies SR 5725S29, u. S.
Naval Base Bldg. 90, Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, will tske notice that plaintiff
Barbara Lilies, a mipor. by May Amber, her
next friend. has filed her petition against him
in the Common Pleas Court of Allen County.
Ohio, in case number 43507, praying for q
duty and for custody of child said cause will
be for hearing on and after six weeks after
the date of the frst publication OF this notice.
BARBARA LILIES,
By Lyman P. Clark, her attorney
May II, "a, 81, June z, Ia, Il
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posed of Bluffton, Columbus Grove,
Vaughnsville, Conner, Cairo, Beaver
dam and Continental.
Twilight contests will be played.
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Burkholder Attending
Illinois Cage Clinic
BY DIVISION OF WILDufE

Bob Burkholder, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Burkholder, Route 2,
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Andersonville

Claude Anderson is at his home
here for the summer. He was grad
uated from the University of Rich.
mond on June fourth and he also
received his commission as lieuten.
ant in the U. S. Army on the same
day.
Jimmie Anderson entertained at
an outdoor supper last Wednesday
night. His guests we're Mr.. and
Ms. John Morgan. Jr.. James
Smith. Claude Crist. Claude Ander-
son and Bob Wingo.
Bob Jones. Jr.. of Norfolk. spent
several days last week in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Morgan.
See Son Graduate
Mr.. and Mrs. Juan R. Anderson
attended the graduation of their
son, Claude Wood Anderson. at the
University of Richmond last week
end.
The Rev. Curtis Holloman an d
family are spending several days
with Mrs. Holloman's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Meade Anderson
and Miss Cammie Anderson called
on Mrs. Lewis Williams, Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Louise Morgan. Dick Nor
gan and Al Smith spent the week
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North Carolina Pastor, Duke Scholar
Will Lead Services at ArvOn Church

The Rev lack T. Piephoff. Jr.,
of North Carolina, will conduct a
series of special services at Arvon
Presbyterian Church at Arvonia,
June 1924.
The visiting minister. pastor OF
Springlake Presbyterian c h urch.
Springlake, N c.. is an able speak
er and an accomplished singer.
The opening day Sunday, June
II. there will be services each
night at O'Clock, including Satur-.
day.
The son OF a Presbyterian minis
ter. Rev Mr.. Piephoff, graduated
al Duke University in 1852, where
he won distinction as an Angler B.
Duke Scholar He completed his
theological studies this year at
Union Seminary. Richmond.
during his seminary studies. the
visiting minister held assistant pas
torates at First p res yterian
Church. Burlington, N c.. and at
Westminster Church. Lvnchburg. In
1855, he was chaplain at the Wood
row Wilson Reha bilitation Center at
Baskerville.
The public is invited to attend the
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end with Mrs c. B. Morgan.
Misc Betty Seay spent the week
end at Their home here.
Mrs. r. L. Seay, Jr., and chill
dren visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Christian, during tn e
week end.
Visit in Georgia
Eobe1 Christian and Ernes
Christian. Jr. visited friends n
George last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Meade Anderson
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Price,
Sunday night
! Dr. E. H. Phelps. Mr. and Mrs.
c. w. Mason and Joe Mason, of
Meadow View, spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. L. P Mills.
James Forbes spent the week end
with his mother. Mrs. J. H. Forbes.
Mrs. J. A. Coleman was hostess
to the Andersonville Home Demon
stration Club Tuesday afternoon.
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Critz, Of Stuart. were last week end
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Critz.
Mrs w. o. Dolan spent a few
days recently with her son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. c. o.
Dolan. at Norwood.
Miss Jane Wood, a student at
Longwood College. was at home
and attended graduation of her
brother. Jimmie Wood. at Nelson
County High School.
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Londeree passed away veral
years ago. but he has two sons liv-
ing here who are good gardeners.
but do not have new potatoes at
this time.
Mr.. and Mrs Claiming H. Moon
spent the week end at the Cham
berlain Hotel, Old Point Comfort.
where they attended the Northern
Neck Mutual Fire Insurance con-
>ventiOn.
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Misses Joyce Adcock and Faye
Branch, cousins. were among the
eighty-three graduates, receiving d.
plomas Monday night at the Nelson
County High School exercises. Miss
Adcock received a special award
for her work in Home Economics.
W. G. Horsley and son, Gil. Of
Richmond. spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Critz. Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Sheppard and Frank
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administer

An article appeared in the Farm
vile Herald issue of June in the
DO You Remember column. from
files of the Farmville Herald. which
said. "Warminster: l. E. Londeree
has new potatoes out of his garden,
which is pretty good for an early
potato crop. June s.. 1881" Mr..
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Mr.. and Mrs w. s. Walker and
family. of Crewe. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. T. G. Adcock and attended
graduation exercises at Nelso n
County High School. Their Son.
Bobby Walker returned home after
visiting his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Adcock. for some time
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KEEP VIRGINIA GREEN
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services,