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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16
Did M. Ground Hog Take A Peep?

FIVE FORKS, Feb. Is - We
think from the amount of snow.
rain and cold weather. Mr..
Ground Hog must have gotten
a peep at his shadow.
The Rev. j. E. ShocKley
preached to a large congrega-
ton at Bethpeor Baptist Church
last Sunday. He and Mrs. Shock
ley were dinner guests of Mrs.
Maggie Harris. He will preach
at Bethpeor Baptist Church Sun
day. February Ia. at II am.
Everyone is invited to attend.
Our neighbcrhood has been
saddened by the sudden death
of Miss Moliie Caller. My SYM
patty is extended to the be-
reaved family. Miss MOllie.'
as she was called was loved by
everyone, who knew her, and
will be greatly missed by her
friends and neighbOrS.
The many friends of L. E.
Southall will be glad TO hear he
will be coming home this week,
after being a patient in Me
mortal Hospital, L%ynchburg. for
some time.
Mrs. Jack Swan, Mrs. Maggie
Harris ard Miss Emma Burks
attended a WMU conference at
Liberty Baptist Church in Apo
mattoX last Monday. En- route
home. they stopped to see Mrs.
j. D. Carter and Mrs. Robert
Harris. They reported a most
enjoyable day.
Mrs. Walker Gillian and two
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16
Contestants Sought
For Beauty Contests

BUCKINGHAM, Feb. 1.-two
eric clubs Of Buckingham Coun-
ty the Buckingham County Wom-
ans club and the ruritan Club are
sponsoring two beauty contests
on March 16 at Buckingham
Central High School.
Girls planning to enter con-
tests must register by March /.
Contest rules announced this
week in preparation for the
beauty competition include.
Miss Buckingham" entrants
must be at least l6 years old
and no older than %. Dress for
the contest must be formal, eth
er long or short.
Entrants in; the Little Miss
Buckingham event must be at
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16

while in the home of another
son. E. c. Walton, Jr., here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Martin
visited Mr., and Mrs. Joe Flem-
ing Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Martin
and Chip were overnight guests
Of their daughter. Mrs. Dean
Agee. and Mr.. Agee in Boydton
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16

week end. having left in early
December for medical treat
ment for E, c. Walton. He stay
ed in the hospital five weeks.
then recuperated in the homes
Of his daughter, the E. S. Trice
home, and in the home Of his
son. H. Leland Walton. He is
doing well but will visit for a
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16

1928, the Apple Blossom Festi-
val in Winchester May SIS, and
the Nelson county Day celebra-
ton on May u.
Registration forms are being
sent out to the parents BY the
school principals. Others inter
ested may contact members of
the committee.
Mrs. M. F. LeSueur in chairman
and Mrs. Claude Anderson is CO.
chairman of the contests.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16

least six years old and no older
than ten. Dress must be a short
party dress.
On March 80, at Buckingham
Central High the Buckingham
County Womans Club is sponsor
uing a dance. The Miss Buck
ingham'' queen and her court
and all the Miss Buckingham
contestants may participate in a
dance figure to be danced during
the Woman's Club dance. at
which time the queen will be
crowned. Again the Esquire's
from Waynesboro will furnish
music for the dance.
Miss Buckingham will repre-
sent the county in the Chariot
tesville Dogwood Festival April
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16

had just returned from q three
week trip to. Hollywood Beach
and Fort L~auderdale. Fla, and
reported Z wonderful trip.
We were delighted to have c.
W. Harris and Drewry Dicker-
son. Of Farmville. Mr.. and Mrs.
Amber Stadelmeyer, of Rich
mond, attend services at Beth
peor Church last Sunday. Come
again.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16
One Of Super Shells 9 ingredients can
boil on ice. Helps your car start fast for
top performance on coolest days.

EvTN in zero weather, a car in good
~ mechanical condition should start in
3 or I seconds.
II il doesn't, coulI be that your gasoline
isn't vaporizin2 fast enough. Winter can
have that effect on gasoline.
Shell scientists take care Of this problem
by including an ingredient called Bnlauc
in Super Shells 9-insrcdicnt formula.
Butanc can hardly wait to vaporizc. 1t
will even boil Oh ice and turn to vapor see
picture abopc). Fast vaporization, fast
starts. Its that simple.
Mole: ii rcry cold mcathcr, Super
Shell sets ~ eA1Ln dos Of Butanc.
Oulok-st3rtlng Butanc is only one Of
Super Shells eold-Neathcr ingredients.
There arc th1 &c in all Read how1he ether
can also help you when winter doing
its worst.
Pentanc mix-for fast warm-ups
he Pentanc mix in Super Shells winter
blend helps speed the 'warm-up" process
inside your engine. Pentane mix works
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16

children spent last week end.
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen. near Cullen.
Mrs. Grace Lang is visiting
her son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Slayton, in
Petersburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Stay
ton are the proud parents Of a
girl born last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Hancock,
Of Lynchburg. spent Saturday
with Mrs. Maggie Harris. They
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16

and attended their church Serv.
ices Sunday morning.
Seaman Apprentice Kenneth
e. Hart spent the week end with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dens-
MS Hart. Kenneth is serving
with the U. S. Coast Guard in
the personnel office at the Re.
ceiving Center. Cape May. N. J..
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16

like kindlins in a log fire. 1t isnites easily
-scts everything going faster.
"Anti-iccr" fights icing stalls
The third coldwcathcr ingredient in
Super Shells winter blend is an antj-iccr.
Its job is to fight c~arburetor icing. This
phenomenon can lead to sudden stalls
when you least expect them.
Shells "anti-icer" coats vital carburetor
parts with a very thin chemical film. This
tim %discourages critical ice buildup and
cuts your chances Of icing stalls.
How Super Shells other ingredients
help you get top performance
Now you know about three Of The nine
ingredients in today's Super Shell. Here's
how the others help TO give your car Top
performance,
ICp- addl.ne helps restore the power
that combustion deposits can take away.
-Cat-cracked gasoline is for smooth, even
power with purr.
@Trademark for Shells UNIQUE gasoline addtive. Gasoline
containing TOP is covered by US. Patent 2ssoe12.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16
IT WAS

Patron: lat lunch counter):.
Take this coffee away, sister.
It tastes like mud"
Waitress: We'll. it was ground
only this morning"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16

A!Axla1e helps control isKpccdknock"'
Cum preventive helps keep carburctors
clean inside.
Anti knoek MY gives extra resistance to
n!a!lornate is for extra mileage.
rs. When you drive in for a tanklul Of
Super Shell, ask your Shell dealer to
check your antifrccze. Its a small prccau-
ton, but it could save you a lot Of trouble.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
MACHINTSTS

Opening for qualified rnachinists
with Job shop experience. Must be
able TO work to close tolerances.
ACF ELECTRONJCS DIVISION.
Riverdale, Maryland. WA. 7-4444,
Ext. 20S. An Equal Opportunity
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SUMMER
WORK

Teachers and students needed by
educational fund award division
Of leading university. Possibility Of
career positions or continuance
part time in fall. We offer q guar
anteed minimum monthly salary
OF SAIL complete training, COM
pany benefits and bonus opportu-
nifty. Applicants should have good
educational BACKGROUND and must
be available immediately upon Sc
mesters end. Call ME. CARTER al
x: 7-l146 Monday and Tuesday,
ONLY 9-12 an.
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SURVEYORS
TRAINEES

Large company desires high school
graduates as traineeS In data
processing field. Excellent salary
and career potential. Box 244-V'
Star. - E. 49,.
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7-CoRNERS, VA.
L. FRANK co.
Cashier-Typist
5TEUART PETROLEUM co.
4646 10Th ST. NV.

CAsHIERS-CHECKERS needed. see
our I'D under instruction Courses.
ME. S-4623
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CONTINUED on Next PasS
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statesmen
MEMS CLOTHING

GEM. stores In Alex, Hyatts. and
Rockville need clothing statesmen
Ius 81 pTTNsn nnusuai iI,us Io,npusortunfy = aiaIy aS
vance IN expanding organization.
Phone Mr.. WARTEN. FL. 4-4171,
Paft-time position also open.
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MECHANIC

for punch press department OF
local paper converting manu-
facturer. Must have machine
shop experience. Liberal employe
benefits, perm. position. 6-day,
,4S,g,1S1yw 40,1S; VI. ap2lZ p2lZ 1v oo11
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HELP MER
sALEs REPREsENTAIIVE

SAILS, top sal. sopenines. whole
so7D's. 700 isth nv. Ma. $3.50
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EVENING WORK

Young man with car. age 20-35.
Must be neat. Earn $40 per week
No canvasstng, collections or de-
livery. Can IA o-1717 between
l-5 pm. and ask for Mr.. BRAY.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, for
large apt. hotel. Must be exper.
Write Box Sod. Star.
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HELP WOMEN
CASHIER-TYPIST

Young lady for permanent position
In downtown jeEelry store. Officl
procedure experience helpful, but
not necessary. Pleasant conditions
and many benefits. Apply IN per.
son TO Mr.. HarkinS, CASTLE.
BERGSs 1904 2 81. NV.
sALEsWoMEN, STOCK
GIRLS - For G.E.M. ehildren'l
dept, Pr. Geo. Alex, Rockville
stores. Call for interview. 726-
S486.
Evening star., 1962-05-28

sTORER0OM MAN AND STEW.
ARD for country club In Chew
Chase, Nd. Call manager, OIL.
0-3100, for interview.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
SHOE statesmen

GEN Is looking for men exc
perienced in family shoes,
the many additional stores
to be opened. II you feel
you are qualified or have
SOLO snoes and would like TO
oe trslned for Q MANAGERS
position. call Mr.. SAM
UELS st 277-6803. to ar
range an appointment.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
CLERK-TYPISTS

For personnel department. Of q ma
tional news magazine. Some gen.
eral office experience REQUIRED,
Minimum typing speed of so
wp.m. Excellent opportunity to
learn personnel work. Please call
Pc. $4,000. Ext. 26l, between
9 an. and 5 pm.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
EXECUTIVE
TRAINEE
PROGRAM
FOR
IL
OUTSTANDING
COLLEGE MEN


Here is q unique. 2-year,
training program that ae-
CELEBRATES your progress to o
non selling executive posi-
ton Specifically. this lead
ing national financial insti-
tuition speeds your develop
ment BY placing you under
the direct guidance OF sea-
soned executives. You work
CLOSELY with them >. learn
iaen ideas tisI frseiy with tic top IMAM msn-
agement. After 2 years, you
are appointed to q respon-
sible executive position at q
- good salary which. together
with a bonus arrangement
based on company profits. is
expected to produce an an
nual income Of over S7.100.
Rapid advancement to de-
manding MANAGEMENT re-
sponsibilities Is par for this
company,
Program limited to IL high
caliber college graduates
(aee 21 to Isl with definite
executive potential. the de-
sire to develop rapidly, and
willingness to transfer TO
Chicago at our expense.
$500 to start. regular in
creases during training.
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HELp WOMEN
fcoNTRuEp)
ACCT. BKPR. through trial bal
Salary open. ANNANDALE EMPL
RIIEEAH IT. 6-aTO0

ACCT. BKPR. through trial bal
Salary open. ANNANDALE EMPL
BUREAU. cL- 6-6100.
ADM. ASST, downtown Alex, Food
background In clerical dietaphonG
and bkkpg.s personnel work anc
supervision. much public contact
9-5. 5 days, S400. POTOMAC I'm.
PI.. Oil king ST., KI. e-5055.
ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT
And secretary for Wee president o.
kell-knoWu and highly REGARDED
local construction company with
Georgetown offices. ExpeT. II
field desirable. Excel. oppoT. fol
Advancement and attractive frinEI
benefits. Salary S400 mo. SUB.
lect 70 ability and experience
Send resume and personal history
TO Box 62-D, Star.
ADM. SECY, ----------to 81 .00G
ALLEN-o'BRfEN Personnel servo, ,rS,
1404 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 7-T2St
ACCOUNTING CLERKSs type
StEO years coIIsssl ssat
ASST. BUYER TRAINEE. pref.
some eolege, good his. grad
will be considered. 1925
BEGINNING cLERIcALs. h;ss -, ~
BANK TELLER. to 40 yfsS. So
BANK TRAINEEs, many posi-. s'O'
tons. some part time so
.BooKKEEPER. full charge.
aETaEspi HfEssass' AREA: cLERKss- saS'
ccaxTISpdss;;uEAhsss: ccaxTPIISSds; EAssTSNAG6qRs: r ~ 3 g.
FiL NJ oPERAToRs Isl,
PROGRAMMERS, Exp.
KEY PUNCH OPERATORS. !,
MANY OTHERS so
CLERK TYPfsT (beginner)
for newspaper $50
CLERK TYPIsT, exp. for
CREDIT iNvEsTIeAToR. exp. =.
no typing. 1885 : S7(
COLLECTION CLERK. 1885, -,
DIeeFFAPaoNE DIeeFFAs fS Typ1sr, NV. ~ =.
FASHION ASST. BUYER
TRAINEE (pref. some col
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR. ~
PBx-F1LE CLERK texD.), to- -, -
sTATfhsTi1cAL STAT CLERK. type ''o'
- wp.m., some exp, to -,
~ sAS- 9o'
Evening star., 1962-05-28
JULY

AM INTERESTED - in
talking to men who want to
sell, but who know they have
not yet found the right
this Is not q ~. B. J. made
$4,000 in 1861 and r. p. P.
made S19.500" type ad.
What ! can assure you Is
chance to become associ-
ated with q legitimate ma
tional concern. (Not fran
chise or jobber), where It is
possible to make q very COM
Portable living, but even
more important q real op-
portunity to advance into
management II you have the
ability and are willing to
prove it. For personal inter-
view, phone Mr.. Foley.
ANCHOR POST PRODUCTS INC.
OIL, 2-527O
Evening star., 1962-05-28
HELP WOMEN

ASSEMBLIES, exper. on electronic
equipment. Equal opportunity en-
Evening star., 1962-05-28

Application MaiiSd On Reauest
ATLAS AGENCY
1920 NY. Ave NV. RE. 7-5767
Evening star., 1962-05-28
CASHIERS (35

For .Ieading ladies specially store
In our downtown store, and sub
urban stores IN Virginia and
Maryland. Experienced with apti-
tude for figures. Excellent salary,
enpioye discount and other store
benefits. Apply at any store.
WHEATON, PLAZA. Md
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HELP WOMEN
lcANYlAllIEnA

ACC. REC. AND PAR elk, apt. fol
iigures and some exp. on add
mach. are req. BY this aero Co
who will give free airline passes
RftoSTfToMAcn mo- EiMPL.d 'S Xe,c Y. : SsSi
Wilson blvd, Arl. ia, $4,000.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

MISREPRESENTATION
Wanted for new, interesting lines,
Imports available. o32.1e1i.
WAlTERS-WAsTREssEs. part and
full, day and night. VINEYARDS,
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Lobby Girl-S260
MEAT CUTTERS
VA. AND MD. .

COOP has an immediate opening
in the FALLS CHURCH COOP
SUPERMARKET. Other openings
IN SUBURBAN Nd. We are looking
for good tourneyman meat cutters
under 40 years who are interested
company benefits, and excellent
working conditions, Apply al
store, SOC WEST BROAD ST,
FALLS CHURCH, VA, on Mon
day, December 10, between o and
IL am. or between 4:30 and 6
pm. II you cannot make It, call
Mr.. Granahan at CIR. 4-6S0O for
other apDOintTnent
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HELP WOMEN
medinnl
BETHESDA

ACCTG. CLERK, with secy.
skills, know mach. exper.
Ap N II! Tech. sEcY. $ $idS T TE.
sECY., technical COM
tracts, and proposals back
ground, no fee S110 wk
DENTAL ASST, some exper., S7O
LAB, TECH, blood count and
other lab exper. nee. 5000 mo.
CASHIER BKKPR., young, no
YOUNG WOMAN with some
college mRth for scientific
data reduction to Si0O wk,
CLERK BKKPR., mature, ex-.
per, slow typist ok, S275 mo.
sR. REFERENCE ANALYST,
BIS library science, good
technical background 70 SIS, 600
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HELP WOMEN

GIRL FRIDAY. interesting Job 10
Church area, slow shhd. ok, ligh
bkkpg., moderate office. DAYS
To. Ss5 wk. POTOMAC EMPL.
l04 z. Broad st. Fails Church
JE. 2-7272.
GIRL FRIDAY--Varied duties II
busy 2-gtrl office. electronic salei
firm. Wheaton. Some shorthand
helpful. Phone 946-0300,
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LADY EXECUTIVE
$345 S345
l need q young career-minded girl
who Is willing to work toward an
executive position in the publish
ing business. Lots of variety and
public contact. II you are a good
typisb see me, dorriss day, i343
H 81. NV, Elk. 3-7a77.
ADMIN, sECY., to prominent real
tor. bkkpg, typing, prefer back
ground to be real estate or law.
Office SURROUNDINGS beaut., much
Opt. FOR advancement. Min. 4
KS. ren; / place; 81 AGE 25 70
Avail, Jan. 1. Box 1910, Star.
ADMIN. sECY., $4,000, editorial
Miss Evans. BoYD's. zoo 18th
NV. ST. 3-366S. -
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WASHINGTON

ASST. PERSONNEL DIREC-
TOR, deg. psychology or
personnel guidance, must
have personnel exper. to $1,000
INSURANCE CLERK-TYPIST,
iire ana casualty exper, Zee
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cent of Americas aching backs originated with poor
posture.
In addition to its physical overtones, poor
posture is the first unconscious psychological warm
ing child gives of his own attitude towards him.
self. What the stoopshouldered soucher is telling
his mother and father is this: my opinion of
myself isn't very high. Maybe if I stink through
life nobody will notice me-
The obligations of parents to help their children
develop good posture habits cannot be overesti-
mated. Here are six steps that will show you how:
4. Evaluation of posture. youngster learning
to walk is just beginning to acquire control of his
muscles; he will have more prominent abdomen
than older children. But by the time he is five he
should have sufficient muscular control to maintain
good posture.
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In the illustration below showing child stand
ing correctly, you can see line indicating the
correct alignment of body parts. From the side
view it extends through the center of the head,
center of the ear shoulder, hip and thigh and passes
Just in front of the ankle bone and middle of the
arch of the foot.
Seen from the back, the line would extend
through the exact center of the body. And the
spine, particularly, and should coincide with this
vertical guide.
2. A well-balanced diet. This means emphasizing
foods that help build bone and muscle, such milk
fruit, green vegetables, eggs and meats.
5. Plenty of rest This means the child should get
adequate sleep at night firm mattress and some
rest periods during the day.
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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON
HERES VENERABLE saying about the moral and
physical upbringng of child: 'As the twig is bent
the tree will grow" Today those words could be
rephrased: 'The child who stands straight and sits
straight will probably think straight"
The relationship between good posture and
no longer folk aphorism. 1t is well-proven medi
cal trusm. And yet the sad fact is that the kinder
gartens of the best-housed, bestfed, and best
equipped nation on earth swarm with boys and
girls who can't sit, stand or walk properly.
President Kennedy special consultant on phys
ical fitness, Charles B. BUD Wilkinson, has said
that six out of ten schoolchildren have fabby
muscles, poor posture, and Tagging stamina - faults
that could have been avoided by proper parental
guidance - during the formative years.
A national responsibility
Shocked by the poor physical fitness of our
youth, President Kennedy recently stated, sThe
strength of our democracy is greater than the
collective wellbeing of our people"
Let me say here and now that the national
backbone this country shows the world generation
from will be a sorry sight indeed - unless
something is done now to improve the spine Of
every single boy and girl in the U.S.A.
Parents forget that mans upright position is
unique among animals and places great demands for
strength and hexibility on the spine Good posture
means that the spine can meet the demands on it,
and children, whose bodies are light and lithe
best develop the habit of good posture.
And faulty body carriage can end up by slowing
blood circulation inducing drowsiness and feeling
of continual fatigue. Vital organs CONSTRUCTED,
leading, for example, to shallow breathing Leg and
foot pains are another legacy of early postural
neglect as is 2Oth-century mans most nagging
and universal plague, backache. According to DR..
Hans Kraus of New York University, over 80 per
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Bv DR.. TED FORBES

straight
parents a good
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-10
Deatoinville

April 5--Miss Joyce Bruce Hills
man returned to Averett Col
lege Monday after ten days
spring vacation.
Tommy ellis spent the week
end with his mother, Mrs. Essie
ellis.
Mrs. H. P. jenkins spent sew
eral days last week with her
daughter. Mrs. Marshall Tuck
er. Of brakes Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Goode ana
family, of Richmond, spent last
Sunday with Mrs. Lillian RucK-
er.
Miss Iris Harding, of South
Boston, and Miss Bonnie Con
way, of Bassett. spent several
days last week in the. home OF
J. A. Hillsman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Gray spent the week
end in the Hillsman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ester,
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Of Hampton, and Mrs. Gordon
Estes called to see Mrs. Esther
Parker Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ruben Price. Mrs. Bob
Akers, and Mrs. Nelson Price.
and children. called to see Mrs.
Alice Jenkins Monday afternoon.
Miss Edna Burton and Mss
Sadie Meador. of Richmond,
spent the week end with Mrs.
A. c. Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Wingo, of
Painville. called to see Mr..
and Mrs. Buster Borum and Fri
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Toll
bert called in the Borum home.
Miss Cindy Case, Of Rice,
spent the week end with Misses
Sandra and Nancy Tolbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jenk-
irs, of Richmond, called to see
Mrs. Alice Jenkins Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koven Carter, Of
CreWe, visited Miss Smithey Car
ter and brother Sunday.