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labout ibaD
~ cups Pet Evaporated Milk
cup flour
~ teaspoons salt
u teaspoon pepper
= cup butter or margarine
| can of chicken soup
4. cup water
up pieces Of chicken into y
cup ~ the mill Then roll chicken
pieces IN n mature of the flour.
saIt and pepper Melt butter in a
iaNpN2 in pan IN a a25 oven very
hoD. Put chicken alhn- aide down,
into melted butter IN pan, Bake
uncovered near center uf oven tor
80 min. Turn chicken and pour
around the pieces a mixture OF the
soup, y cup milk and the water
Bake 80 min, longer or until
drumsllck Is tender when pierced
with a fork Put chicken pieces on
hot plates Sur gravy well and
serve with chicken, Makes I sorv-
ingH
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

April II Mrs. Glen Beck, pps
lglehart Az; Mrs. Mildred Jordan.
40 Aurora Az, Alice Brown. $40
lglehart Av., Mrs, Marjorie Hop
kins. s35 Carroll Az. Mrs, Anna
Scruggis, t62 lglehart Az.
Gregory scrosgins, 229is Rondo
Az; Miss Maxine Smith, e8T W
Central Az. Michael y. Schlne,
$50 Rondo Az,
April IA Mrs, Louis =, Moore,
662 w, Central Az. Mrs. Edgar
w Owens. 235 Rondo Az.
April ~ Sarah Elizabeth I'm.
s3s Carroll Az; julius McNcai.
s4s St Anthony Az. Mrs. Sam
Mitchell. 800 ". St Adams.
April is Mrs, Ardolia Allen.
65s w, Central Az. Mrs. Sarah
Hardy, 979 Charles: Toan Ross.
667 st Anthony Az: Mrs. Hat
tie A. Bonner. 1923 Kent st.
Lawrence stewart 900 Carroll
Az: George Milton, 1853 Carroll
Az; James Wagner 500 Aurora
Az.
April II Daisy Middlecoff o57
w. Central Av.3 Bertha Douglas
t2s Carroll Az, HERNIA Lee Prizes
ter. 6ts Igiehhrt Az. Lynctte
Marie Moore. 878 Fuller Az.
April ~ Thomas Carroll, gO7
ST Anthony Az; Curtis Taylor,
323 N, Western Az; Mrs. Charles
Walker, be3 Iglehsrt Az: Mrs.
Royal Gooden. OF Iglehsrt Az.
Mrs. Undinc Henry. $50 N. Dale
st. Carmen KAthy IIansford. 1877
Rondo Az.
April 10 Mrs. Irene Jackman,
p66 St Anthony Az
Out-of-Town Birthday
April - LILLIAN white. Los
Angeles. Calf. Donald Russell,
Los Angeles, Calf
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JEWisn FRAT TlEcrs
MORO AS PRESIDENT

Burlington, VI fJTAj -- VII
liam Picksns III, Negro, has
been elected head Of the Unlvsr.
sIty u Vermont chapter Of Tau
Epsilon Phi. national Jewish
fraternity IIcksns. an honor stu
dent and popular student leader
WsS the first Negro ever pledged
by the fraternity Hs Will live a.
the fraternity house.
Tag Epsilon mi. the largest
fraternity on ths University ~
Vermont campus. although =
jewish fraternity has opened its
membership rolls 20 students Of
all faiths and has several Chris
tan members American Jewish
World.
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highlighted with the showing by
Miss Louyerne Noble. daughter
Of the hosts, of slides In techni.
color, OF her recent trip abroad
Beginning NJ the port az embarka
ton IN Montreal, Canada. the
group was taken on "a tour Of
England, France. Italy. Holland
and Belgium with a descriptive
birds eye Wow ~ each country'a
most important historical sights
buildings and scenery.
Assisting the hostess were tho
Mines Palmer Jackson, G, w.
Glenn. nuHr Carmichael FIR.
Boyd Crawford Mr., q, l. AleH.
andcr, r u Burt, Maurice Daniels
and her daughters, Mrs Charlsns
Hall and Miss I.ouverne Noble
and Burie Carmichael sf
Among those greeting the hon.
orsd Fuosts while enjoying the
hospitality Of the hosts were tho
MeEErs and Mines. John Patton.
Harry q Brown, Earl Brent.
Leonard Davis. Harold Rowland,
Tela Is Burt Ashby OaAhinS,
Wendell Gibbs Hiram Gibbs, g
W Glenn. ollie Gum Maurice
Daniels. q l. Alexander
And the Mcasrr and Mines y
" Francis Paul curry. O. B
Williams. Earle Kyle, Buris Car.
michael Rr. Harold Combs. the
Mines n. - Delany g. 4, An.
derson. Carrie Meal, Walter Aston.
Helen curry, Boyd Crawford sra
Palmer Jackson, Jessie Shepard,
and Mr. Stanley Williams
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and Mrs. Sam Woodland over the
Easter holiday.
Marriage Revealed: Mrs Matte
Fields OF Kansas City, has an
nounced the marriage Of her
daughter, Rowena Warren to Mr.,
Clifford Washington Smith on
Saturday, March 8. and has issued
invitations for a reception to be
held in honor OF the newlyweds on
Saturday, April 20 The affair Will
be held at the Nacirema Club,
S949 Fourth Az S, Minneapolis,
from to 7 p. m.
NEWS OF PEOPLE you KNOW
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Minneapolis Brewing
Profits Show Rise

Minneapolis Brewing 20 an.
nDgnc"ti 1875 profI, Of I2fS. sci
FRIDAY. me highest total In tour
years
Gross sales during the ycar -.
tailed ki2 ts25DJ for ar increase
Of about ore AMI quarter uiI.
ion d0ilsrE FRANK II KiSUsI
president and general manager.
said In the cornpsnys annual re-
port
stockhoiSsrs received DIVIDENDS
- % cents share compared With
- cents a share the pfsy10s.s year
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Club Hostess: Mrs. Thomas l.
Jackson. 1874 Fourth Az. S. was
hostess to the Saturday Bridge
club on April 8. Prizes were a.
warded TO Mrs. Ann Mitchell and
Mrs. Gwendolyn Stepp. first and
Mrs. Matsolonia Pullens and Miss
Christine McKinnie, consolation.
Mrs. Rita Kyle. 3637 Clinton Av.
will be hostess at the next meet
ing on May 4.
To Visit Parents: Mrs. William
N. North and three sons of 1892
Fourth Av. s.. will leave the city
April is. for Little Rock. Ark. TO
visit Mrs. North's parents, Mr..
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ELLEN Brown Mrs Lila NJ bant.
sler Of Chicago, aunt of Mrs
Roberta 1ylcr was a guest Of the
club, Tho next meeting viii be a.
the homo OF Mrs Tyler 6ai W
Central Az On April 20,
Chicago visitor; Arriving on
Saturday, Nom Chicago, III, was
Mrs Ida NJ pantsler who II Wis.
ittnE Mr. and Mrs Howard Tyler
Of 6pt w Ceatral Az, and plans
to spend n month in the city, Mrs,
pantEier In an aunt Of Mrs. Tyler
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

April Is Gertrude Armstrong,
STAT James Az. N, Douglas Rice,
1907 Fremont Av. N, Reginald
Gibson. S9Oi Clinton Az,
April IS Don LaE'aucette. 3536
Clinton Az; Marie Allen, 2eao
Riverside Az: John Herriford,
S2i Humboldt Az N. Mrs Ora
Parks, lo2S Knox Az n,
April 10 Ben Daniels, 1000
Columbus Az II, W, Smith. loS
Hyland Av, N, Mrc, Joella Cal.
houn S5to Smelling Az: Calvin c,
Norris. 403s Second Az. s., Bar.
bara Ann Walls. $500 Fourth Az
s.
April IL Rev. William II. VIII
hams, 2ol5 22nd Az $,
April Is Mrs. Pauline Lott. eio
Girari Az. N. Jerome Biles.
laoS $, Sixth St; Mrs. Beryle
Smith. S7ls Smelling Az: Oscar
Brown. 7o5 Seventh 81. NJ: Mrs.
Myrtle Caldwell, 6Ie Girard Az.
N.
April ie--Mrs, Ann Walker.
1887 Fourth Az. 3: Mrs. Leila
Copeland. 1900 Portland Az;
Byron Il, Allison. 26s N. 22nd st.
vanita X. Smith. 1909 Firth Az,
N; Janet Harpolc. 2aia Tenth
Az. =; John NJ. Warren Jr., seas
Third Az \.
oui'of Town Birthday
April - Mrs, Ray Philips. Los
Angeles. Calf,
April IS Mrs. r.. BarksdaIe.
WayEata. MINI; Milda Simms DE
Angarola, New York City; Flea
nor Lsndrum, Owen. Wis. Cleve-
land Smallwood. Milwaukee. Wis,
April II Mrs. Vertrcuill Blu
ford Johnson. Omaha. Neb.
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Leaves For Home: Mrs, Henry
Il. Delany OF Mt Vernon. n y,
left for her home on Thursday,
April II. and viii stop enroute at
Atchison, kans.. TO visit an aunt
Mrs. Delany came TO the city 10
attend the 10th wedding annlver-
sary of her friends, MIR, and Mrs,
NJ. X. Mcknight OF ST, Paul.
which was an event OF April 10,
Mrs. Delany was the house guest
Of her uncle and aunt, Mr., and
Mrs, o, Il. Williams OF 4il5 First
Az. 5. Her all too brief visit was
punctuAted with IA series OF parties
at which she shared honors with
the Meningitis.
Returns To Her Home: Mrs
Thelma Chancellor OF FL Paso
Tex, after spending a week in the
city, visiting her bruther-in-law
and sister, Mr., and Mrs Teddy
Qualls OF 1884 Queen Az, ", left
for her home on April l. Mrs
Chancellor came to the city 10 at
tend the 18th wedding anniver-
sary OF her sister an brother.in-
law. which was an event OF March
81.
Overnight Guests; Mr., and Mrs
Theodore Vaughn Of Sioux Falls
s. u. were the overnight guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs, ]. c, Crowder OF
iiai Oakland Az. Saturday. April
Q, They LETT by motor for their
home on Sunday afternoon,
Returns Home; Mrs, Frank w
Terry, 3sl2 First Az, s. returned
home a week ago from Cincinnati,
o. where she went on business
matters.
In Arkansas! Palmer s, Jack.
son. S70s Fourth Az. s., is spend,
ing a month in Hot Springs, Ark
Mr.. Jackson went by train 10 Chi.
cago and Joined friends there
who motored TO Hot Springs, The
group II relaxing and enjoying a
restful vacation.
Family Addition A two month
old baby girl was added TO the
James Robinson household las,
week. Or. and Mrs Robinson a
dopted the infant Renee Lavcrne.
who was born February and
have welcomed her into the family
circle Maternal grandparents are
Mrs, Hazel Williams of Kansas
CITY, Kans.. and Lucas Smith OF
Minneapolis Mrs. Macco Hines
Of Chicago is the paternal grand
mother.
Club Hostess; Mrs, Henry
Thomas, 30l5 Clinton Av,. was "A
charming hostess when she en-
tertained members OF the First
NiEhters Bridge club and guests
AZ her home on Saturday after
noon, April o. Following lunch, the
afternoon was enjoyed at the
bridge tables Guests taking home
prizes for high scores included the
Mines Cornelius Mobiley. first
Ashby Gaskins, second and the
hostess gave gifts 10 Mrs Ed,
ward Withcrs and Mrs Rufus
Webster, Other guests were the
Mines IL G. Combs, J. w. CnImp
Norman Howell, Shelton Granger
Coleridge Hendon and Carl Foun.
tain. Club Prizes were won by
the Mines. william Whiteaide.
James Robinson and Edwin Sizer,
first, second and third. respective.
ly
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SOCia! and Personal
q ST. PAUL

Tanga Club Met The ranga Club Saturday, April g.
with Mrs Lydia Pillow T2S Rouo Av, hostess A
Der Mrs Ncma Smith welcomed into membership Follow
business session enjoyed with prizes captured
hy Mines Oramae Oshy, Martha Griffin and Ncma Smith
Consolation prizes given Mrs Mary Clay and Mrs
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April ~ Mr. ana Mrs NJ. l.
MCGEE, GIL Rondo Az, seven
years
April - Mr. and Mrs s r.
Williams. $50 ~. Anthony Az 10
years
April ~ Mr. and Mrs A !
Todd ss2 Rondo Az. - years
Mr. and Mn C1ennis o Perry. $50
Fuller Az. 10 years
April ~ Mr. and Mrs Haren
Moody. 727 R1ndo Az. ~ years
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Visited over Ncekendi Mr..
Isaac Blakey OF NanRton. $, ID,
spent the week end In 81 Paul
visiting relatives and friends,
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Loafcrs Inc, Annual Faster
Twilight Dance. Sunday. April ~.
9 To 10 p. m. Electrical Workers
Union Hall, Dale and Hague, ~,
Paul. Advance sI.2b. Prizes. ---
AdVt.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS y

Family Guest Harold Allen of Gillian, No, is visiting in
the city and during his stay dividing his time between his two
sisters and brotheraw, Mr. and Mrs Robert jackson of
ls0l 18th Av s. and Mr. and Mrs Walter Lowe of 3033 47th
Av s and brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs Charles Allen of
Ilirtn A.,
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Wedding Anniversories
MINNEApnIIk

April - Mr. and Mrs. Rober,
Bannarn, 1928 Mlnnehaha Az.
eight years
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RENT IT wirH A WANT Ap
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And N tafeRuard the uniform quail.
~ Of Ancient Age. ~ dgtEA Il al one
p1zrs oriy 90. at the Ancient Age Dis
ul.ery m FranLior;. KsH,8ciy the
heart Il the bOurbon country.
Nothing has BEEN spared to make
Ancient Age the greatest bouTbon Of
diem all We invite you n try It to
night. After one taste, yyu7l under
uant ~hy We can male the chzllspYe:
III YOU can find a better bourbOn
buy IL"
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NEWS OF PEOPLE YoU KNOW
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April - LAllIan White. Los
Angeles. Calf. Donald Russell
Los Angeles. Calf
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DR.. James 3. Smith
Dies in Keysville

Funeral services were held
Wednesday for d. James Bata-
urst Smith. Jr.. 81. who died Mon
day at his home in Keysville.
Burial was in Milden Presbytcr-
ian church cemetery
Dr.. Smith attended the College
Of william and Mary ard gradu-
ated from Medical College Of Viz
GINA in 1925 He practiced med
icine in Meherrin Upperville and
Keysville. was on the associate
staff at Southside Community
Hospital, and was a member Of
Mlden Presbyterian church alt
Sharps
Surviving are bis widow Mrs.
Carrie Holt Smith. two daugn-
tiers, Mrs. Kent r. Williams, Of
Sacramento. Calf; and Mrs.
Richard Sieler, Of Utica, n =,
seven grandchildren, two broth
ers. Wallace w. Smith, Of Moy-
cock, N. c., and Godfrey Smith.
Of Sharps; and two sisters, Mrs.
Mortimer Payne, of Sharps. and
Miss Evelyn Smith. of Richmond.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-26
Ministerial Students
To Conduct Services

An eyangeIstic team Of minis
terial students from Union The
illogical Seminary in Richmond
will conduct services especially
for young people between the
ages of - and 10 April y and %
at the Trinity Presbyter-
ian churches. The young people
Of all churches in the county as@
invited to attend
The program for the week end
will begin Saturday at 6 D. IN. ut
Trinity, with a weinuer roast loi-
lowed by recreation and a deyo-
tional service. On Sunday at
11:15 a. m a member Of the YAM
will preach at Arv0n At 4.30 D.
m. Sunday at Trinity discussion
groups exclusively for the YOUNG
people viii discuss problems
which relate to them as young
Christians Supper viii be served
at the church followed by the
highlight OF the week end, a dedi-
cation service designed to cllal-
lenge all young people to think
about what Christ means to them
personally,
The entire program viii be con-
Quoted by young men who ara in
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Carolina. stopped off to see Mr. and
Mrs. L. T. Nunnally
Mr.. and Mrs. c B Garrett spent
the holidays at Lynchburg with Mir
and Mrs James Garrett
Supper guests Saturday Of Mr.
and Mrs G W Palmer were Mr..
and Mrs. f. U West Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Hatley and Mr. and Mrs,
G. c. Owen Their Sunday breakfast
guests were Miss Pearle Shelburne,
Miss Florence Shelburne NJ is 5
Margaret wilson Nh and MIS-.
James Hodnett. Mrs. R. B Wilson,
Jr.. and Graham Raiford
Mr.. and mrs. G. 9. Looney had
all Of their children and their fami-
lies with them for the holidays
Many Of our church members at
tended the district convention Of the
Disciples Of Christ at Blackstone
Tuesday and Wednesday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-26
Hamilton

Cartersville Fire department is
sponsoring a barn dance, Wednes-
day, May /. at w. P Sanderson's S.
The music viii be by the PoWha-
tan Moonshiners. Frank Luchise
will present certificates to approx
mately 25 who attended Is weeks
of classes.
Mrs Mary updegrove and Mrs.
G. o Anderson accompanied Mrs.
Ruth Carnage on northern trip
over the week end Mrs. Updegrove
visited relatives in Akron. Ohio
Mrs. Carnage. her sister III Cleve-
land, Ohio; and Mrs. Anderson her
parents in Pennsylvania.
Patricia Blanton, daughter of Nh
and Mrs. G L. Blanton. Jr, was
treated for her ear at the Rich
mond Childrens Hospital
Mrs Dunford is improving nicely
from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Austin visit
d Miss Mary Austin recently
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-26
William ]. BeasIey, II,
Rites To Be Friday

William Jackson Beasley. II
died a. his home in Farmville
Wednesday evening. April "a, after
a short illness. Funeral services
Will be held at the Farmyille Bap-
fist Church Friday at 3 pm. with
interment in the WestyieW Gene
terry
The son of William and Mildred
Whi,worth Beasley. he was born
in Charlotte County April 90, 1886.
ne moved to Farmville about 50
years ago and served on the
Farmville police force for Is years.
retiring about 10 years ago. Since
that sime he has followed the car
penter's trade He was a member
of the Farmyile Baptist Church.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs
Marguerite Wood Beasley. two
children W. j Beasley Jr, and
Georgia Ann Beasley. students at
Oak Hill Academy in Grayson
County. Also a brother, T c.
Beasley Of Amelia; four sisters,
Mrs, Sue Terrell. Of Lynchburg
Mrs. Charles Crews, Of Naruna.
Mrs Carrie Nash, Of Charlotte.
Mrs. Emma Stigall. Of Midlothian.
and a step-daughter, MRS. Reba
Ross, Of Hayre de Grace Nd.
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Green Bay

Mr. and Mrs l. T Nunnally re
turned home Monday from Rich
mond. where Mr. Nunnally has been
taking treatments from a special
list. He is much better, but still
suffers lot Of pain
/ Mrs. Myrtle Bratton and son.
Eddie, of Chase City. and Mrs.
Charles Dowdy. and Charlene, of
Farmville. were Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E Nj. Shinault, Mrs.
John Trear and Miss Barbara Jean
Trear, Of Farmville, visited there
Monday
Miss Pearle Shelburne. and Miss
Florence Shelburne, of Greensboro.
~ c., and Miss Margaret Wilson.
of Baltimore. were week end guests
Of Mrs. r. B. Wilson. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Redd spent
the week end at West Point With
Mr. and Mrs R. S. Taylor
w S Cheatham entered Southside
Community Hospital Thursday for
surgery.
Mrs Julia Urquhart, Of Sedley.
and Mrs Claude Mcfarland, of
Alexandria, were week end guests
Of Miss Mary Lou Raiford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. c. Kaufman
were Sunday guests of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. H Woodbridge, at
AppomattoX
Miss Lily Hardaway spent Satu-
day with relatives at Nottoway
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nunnally were
in Richmond Friday to hear Terry
Lindsey sing From Olivet to Cal
vary with the boys choir at All
Saints Episcopal church.
Debbie Kaufman, of Amelia, is
spending this week with her grand
parents. MIR. and Mrs. o. G. Kauff-
man.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Matthews,
and girls, returning Monday to their
home at Alexandria from visiting
Mr. Matthews mother in Northt
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their second and third years Of
preparation for the gospel minis
Try. They are Jerome c. Jones. of
Lake Alfred. Fla, a graduate OF
Florida State University; Robert
Z Pollock Of Clifton Forge. a grad
uate of Hanpden-Sydney College
Richard L Newklrk, Of Chevy
Chase. Md. a graduate Of Hamp-
den-Sydney. and Newton Todd, of
Miami. Fla. a graduate of South
western III Memphis, Charles Won
Rosenberg Of Austin Texas
All were outstanding students
in their respective colleges and
Universities and all have had pre-
vIous experience IN dealing with
youne people
Those planning to attend the
welnner roast Saturday aad the
supper Sunday are asked to con-
tact Miss Bonnie Jameson at
New Canton.
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Mrs. c. c. Rosser, IS,
Dies After Illness

Funeral services were held
Monday at Beale Memorial Pres
byterian Church in Pamplin for
Mrs Estelle Swan Rosser, 60, who
died Sunday in a Lynchburg hos
pital after a short illness Burial
was in the Swan family Gene
terry
A native Of Appomattox county.
born July "a. 1888. she was the
daughter Of Alexander and Ella
Hankins Swan She was the wi
dow of Charles Calvin Rosser and
a member Of BeaIe church.
She is survived by four sons,
Calvin, Alexander Jimmie H and
Ralmond E. Rosser, all of Pamp-
lin, and Mrs. Carl Evans, Of Union,
N. j.: eight grandchildren, and a
sister Mrs Jennie Young,h Of
Prospect.
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Mrs. W. c. Diggs, 73,
Buried " ednesday

Funeral services were held
Wednesday at College Presby-
terrain Church in sgd
ney for Mrs Annie Allen Digs,
73, who died Monday in Staunton
after a prolonged Illness
Dr.. Ben r. Lacy, Jr.. and the
Rev Frank Bell officiated Burial
was in Lanes Chapel cemetery.
A native Of Prince Edward
County, born Oct, 10. 1883, the
daughter Of John Richard and
Martha Hester Allen, she attend
ed Weinberg Female College at
Schuyler She is survived by her
husband, Walter Compton Diggs:
one daughter, Mrs. Gerry NJ. Cen
try, Of Farmvlle; two sisters.
Mrs. T A Calhoun, Of Darlington
Heights, and Miss Mary G Allen.
OF FarmYille. and two brothers,
J H and Bert Walker Allen, both
of FarmYille.
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Coleman Hamlet, 10,
Buried in Westview

Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon at College
Presbyterian church for Coleman
Oswen Hamlet. 10. who died
Sunday at Ills home near Farm
vile.
Burial was in Westvlew Gene
terry
Mr.. Hamlet was born in Prince
Edward county July II, 1877. He
was the son Of Coleman Simmons
and Alice IIales Hamlet He at
tended Hampden Sydney College.
the University Of Chicago and
Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary at Louisville, KY
a retired farmer, Mr.. Hamlet
was member Of College church.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Mary H. Hamlet. one daughter.
Mrs, Christine II Bailey, Of
Farmville five sons, Nelson c..
Emerson c. and Indy l. Ham
lett. all of Farmyille, Kenneth 3
Hamlet, of Richmond, and Lewis
3, Hamlet. Of Washington, D. c.:
70 grandchildren; three sisters.
Miss Anne f. Hamlet Of Rocky
Mount. N. G.. Mrs. 6. L. Bremen
Of Florida, and Mrs. II, D.
Quarles, Of West Point; and three
brothers, john c Hamlet, Of
Powhatan, Harry r Hamlet, Of
Blackstone, and Paul l. Hamlet.
Of Knoxville Tenn
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Charlotte Sheriff,
William Otey Pillow,
Dies in Keysyille

William Otey Pillow. 81, for l8
years Charlotte county sheriff.
died Thursday at his home III
Keysville Funeral services were
held April 20 at Ash Camp Bap-
list church. with burial in Mid
way Baptist church cemetery near
Old Wells.
Mr.. Pillow was native Of
Charlotte county and O deacon Of
Ash Camp Baptist church
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Ruth Harris Pillow: one son,
Wilfred Pillow Of Homestead
Pa two daughters. Mrs. Lacy
Dodson and Mrs. w. f. Mason.
both of Keysville five grand
children; one sister, Mrs. j n
PoindeXter, Of Phenix; ana tIuee
brothers, N. c Pillow, F E. Pill
low and C. H. Pillow oil Of Phe-
nix.
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Oak Forest

Mr. and Mrs. Conway Arder-
son, Of near Richmond, Nh and
mond were guests of Mr. and
Mrs Emmett jenkins. of Rich
Mrs Everett Anderson, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Puckett
visited his parents at SprOuJ
Springs last week end
Mr. and Mrs Murphy, Of Ham
ilton, Canada, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. w. B Stonnell for the
Easter holidays,
Mr. and Mrs Irwin Dawson
were dinner guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Bob Martin Easter. Many
others were there too.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-26
Mrs. S. 4. Garrett, "a,
Buried in Buckingham

Funeral services were held
Tuesday at Chestnut Grove Bap-
list church for Mrs. Matte Eliz
abeth Garrett. 81. who died sun
day at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs J c. Parks, in Newport
News. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Mrs. Garrett and her husband,
the late S A Garrett donated the
land on which the church is
built.
She is survived by two other
daughters, Mrs. L. H. Edmondson.
of Portsmouth, and Mrs. Elton
Horne. Of SmithfieId, six sons. c.
! T. Garrett. of San Francisco,
Calf, A. N Garrett. of Williams
burg. S w Garrett, Of Newport
News. A. j. Garrett. Of Warwick,
H A Garrett. Of Hampton. and
J. L. Garrett Of Baltimore. Md
one stepson, R A Garrett, of
Baltimore; one stepdaughter.
Mrs. l. H. Stinnett. of Warwick;
three brothers William and Joe
i OBrien Of Appomavtox, and
Henry OBrian. Of Buckingham:
three sisters. MIS-. Nora Morris, OF
] Appomattox, Mrs. Mildred Rout-
ten. Of Lynchburg, and Mrs. Jo.
Cook, of Hampton 30 grand
children and 43 g.eat-grand-
4 children