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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-19
Powhatan News

March IS - 1t is noted with
interest that announcement has
been made that the 1863 MAY
Day celebration at Chowan Col
lege, MuIfreesboro. N. c.. viii
be on Saturday. May 4. Miss
Sandra Faye Simmons, Of Mid
lothian. will be queen Sandra is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Simmons. who lived in
PoWhatan until recently. She is
a graduate of Powhatan High
School
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie L. Mason
and family spent the week enc
OF March 9 at Natural Bridge
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chllds, who were celebrating
their 45th wedding anniversary
They We're accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. W r. Blandford. and
MI and Mrs. Charlie Hogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Adams and
baby have moved within the
past two weeks 10 their new
home which has recently been
completed. Their home Is locat-
ed near that Of his father. Nell
E. Adams.
Mrs. Effie Hatcher was a visi-
tor TO Bluefield on Thursday.
March Z, to see her daughter
Margaret, student at Bluefield
College.
Those attending the basketball
game last week in which the
Richmond Characters played
and sponsored by the Powhatan
Rul1tan Club. were inspired bv
the skillfulness and ability of
these wheelchair participants
Members of the Rmitan Club
also played on each team.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-19
Julian Brooks Tells OF Red Cross
Activities At Campaign Kickoff

ress for the past year, and also
the swimming classes.
A question and answer period
was led by Mr.. Brooks and
helpful information given to the
workers who will do the solicit
ing. w. R. Parker gave add
tional information and distlibut-
ed necessary materials.
This year. Red Cross chapters
around the world will be cele
bl'ating the Tooth anniversary of
the founding of the Red Cross
movement Residents are asked
to give generously and make
this a successful campaign.
Mrs. Rosa Lewis Martin is
chairman Of the >colored division
for the Red Cross drive in the
county. They viii have their
kickoff meeting in the n e ar
future
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w reimbursement Jobs
Open At Forts

The Board of U. S. Civil Ser
vice Examiners, Fort-Lee. Vir-
ginia announce that applica-
tons are being accepted for
Warenouseman positions at
Camp A. P. Hill, Virginia and
Camp Pickett Virginia. The ma
Iority of appointments will be
OF a temporary nature. Appoint
ments will be required to attain
eligibility in a written test. The
tests will be conducted at Camp
A. P. Hill. Virginia and Camp
Pickett, Virginia. Applicants
who successfully pass the writ
ten test will then be rated on
the basis of experience and
training relevant to the duties
of the position.
Information on the duties
experience requirements and
salaries at each location may
be obtained from Announce
ment No. PH-103-6 (63l. Applica-
ton forms and announcements
may be acquired from the
Board of U. s. Civil Service
ExamlnSes, Fort Lee, Virginia,
or the Civilian Personnel Office
at Camps A. P. Hill and Pickett,
Virginia. Applications will be
accepted through the close of
business 26 March 1868.
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The Rev. Earl King
To Be Speaker At
Providence Church

POWHATAN, March 10 The
Rev. Earl SpottsWood King. Jr.
a second generation Presby-
terrain U. S. missionary to the
Congo, will speak to the congre-
cation of Providence Presby-
terrain Church on Wednesday,
March 81. following a family
night supper at $50 pm.
All members of the congrega-
ton and their families are in
vited.
Mr.. King and his family are
stationed in Lulaabourg. Congo
Republic. For the past year he
has been the legal representa-
tive of the mission. and as such
has represented the mission in
regular dealings with the Congo
government and the United Ma
tons and at all official func-
! tons.
Before this assignment he
worked singly with the other
missionaries to train the ma
tionals in leadership. AS direc-
Tor of Mona School primary
and of his own regional schools.
he was also schoolnaster Of
more than 300 students.
The Kings were in the Congo
when fighting and tribal war
fare broke out after the Congo
gained independence. The fami
lv was evacuated TO Rhodesia
while Mr.. King stayed in Mboi,
but thery were later able to re-
turn to work Mr. King reports
that most Of the people Still
want all the missionaries they
can get
Mr.. King was born in Mutcto
Congo, of Presbyterian U. S.
missionary parents ard consid-
ers Clifton Forge Va. his state
side home He is a graduate of
WI ana Union Theological
Seminary in Virginia
Presently on fulough and liv-
ing III Richmond the KINGS eX-
pect to return to the CONGO in
July 1868.
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Miss Charlotte County
PAGEANT To Be March %

For the rast several years.
girls from Randclph-Henry High
School have participated in
beauty pa2eants sponsored By
The Randolph Henry + IA.
Through the cooperation OF the
contestants. teachers, and par
euts. the PIA has realized mon
etary profits which they have
used for stch projects as stage
lisers fol' the Glee Club. 4 tapa-
recorder for the language de-
partment, new velvet curtains
for the auditorium windows. and
cafeteria equipment.
The contestants compete for
the titles of Miss Charlotte
County and Mss Randi A.
Henry. The winner Of the Miss
Charlotte County title will rep
resent the county i'll the Ma
tonal Tobacco Festival in
Richmond this coming Fall. Miss
Jane BOmar. a 81 graduate Of
Randolph-HenrN il currently
Miss Charlotte County. Former
Miss Charlotte County winners
include: Bernadine Pettus. Betty
Dunn, Doris Raye Beaver. Bar
bara Duffer. Connie Mason. and
Virginia Duffer.
Miss Charlotte County must
be at least II years old. a lis
ing senior if in high school and
a resident of Charlotte County.
She will appear in informal
dress: next. Will demonstrate in
two to five m inutes a tai
ent in any area chosen. last.
will appear in formal dress.
Three judges will vote for Miss
Charlotte County using the fol
loving National Tobacco Fest
wal scale: Beauty . per cent.
figure 25 per cent; poiSe and
general conduct 25 per cent:
talent p per cent. She will re-
ceive an engraved silver bowl
and money to assist in her
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preparation to represent Charl-
otte county in the Tobacco Fest
wal.
In 1861. Miss Sharon Hammer
won the title oI Miss Sixteen
Ter Randolph Henry High School.
In 1862. tins title was changed
to Miss Randolph Henry and
was Won by Miss CecIle Ken
needy. The contestants for this
title are taken from the socho-
more and freshman classes.
Each VIII make enc appearance
in a formal dress unless recall
led to the stage as a semifina-
list The Judges will use the
same scale for voting except
that up to p per cent for typi-
cal teenage charm viii be
awarded in place of talent
This pageant will be present
ed on March D. at 8 pm. in
the school auditorium. Tickets
are on sale now.
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POWHATAN. March l4-Fund
campaign workers for the 1863
Red Cross drive met with w. R.
Parker, fund campaign chair
man, at May Memorial Baptist
Church on Friday night. March
8, to hear campaign plans out
lined and receive materials.
Each worker was assigned ter
rltory to cover.
Julian Brooks. Of Richmond
field representative. discussed
the program of American Red
Cross activities. These include
disasters. floods. blood pro-
gram. home service. and other
aids to humanity at home. and
around the world. He discussed
briefly what has been done in
recent weeks in flooded areas
in Virginia and nearby states.
Local activities are the first
aid instruction classes in prog
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Training Unions To
Meet at Bethlehem
Baptist Church

BUCKINGHAM. March IA
mass meeting Of the James
River Association of Training
Unions will be held March IS at
the Bethlehem Baptist Church at
7:45 pm.
All contestants for the Junior
sword drill, Intermediate sword
drill, young copies essay,
adult essay and posters will try
out. The one selected Will then
go to Richmond in May.
The Rev. George Reynolds
will bring the devotional. At the
close Of this session the judges
viii notify the winners. There
are II Training Unions iii the
James River Association.
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Jefferson

March Is Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ Racer entertained a group of
friends on turday night.
March 9. at their home in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Wor-
sham. Many will miss this fine
young couple and their family
as they are now located at Hunt
lngton. w Va.
Mrs. A. Tonev Gill. Mrs
Mary Farmer. and Miss Alice
Wiiklnson, all of Richmond.
We're Sunday visitors al the
home of Mrs. Cora Taylor. and
family.
Mrs Roy L. Perkins. Mrs.
Alice Sprouse, Mrs. w. C. Kirby
and Mrs Bernice Hicks spent
Tuesday in Farmville. Garland
Hicks also went with his moth
Ell
Nh. and Mrs. Lewis Dawson
OF Cumberland. ard Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh I Cole. of Rich
i mond. We're Sunday guests at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Cole
j.. and family It was a special
occasion in the Cole home. San
dra was celebrating her eighth
birthday. Several others from
the community were there in
the afternoon also.
Mrs Dabney Barker. of Cum
berland, who has been visiting
at the home Of her daughter
Mrs Matte Monte, returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoizbeck, OF
Chesterfield, visited Mrs. c. B.
Denoon Monday. and they went
to Fife TO visit members of the
Hodges mily, and other
friends.
Mike Keeton. of Richmond
visited his mother, Mrs. Ethel
keeton, last Monday.
Nh and Mrs. Raymond Percy
and family. of Norfolk. were in
Richmond the week end of March
9 and spent several hours visit
ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
A r. Piercy at Michaux. They
also visited the M. N. Bradley
family, and at the c. B. Denoon
home.
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of WRVA. Richmond will be the
maser Of ceremonies. assisted
by john Angler. The elementary
school talent Will be presented in
two sections, grades one through
four, and grades i've through
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seven High school talent Will al
so participate
Student directors are seniors.
Phyllis Utt. and Llston Rudd.
Mrs. Alleen Blandford is general
chairman.
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Band Boosters Club
TO Sponsor Annual
Talent Shows

POWHATAN, March 18 ~ Aud
itions Will be held Oh Thurs
day. March 81, for the annual
talent shows sponsored By the
Band Boosters Club Of Powha-
tan High School.
The shows will be given at the
school on Friday and Saturday
nights. April st. Alden Aaroe.
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FERRY BOAT
Continued From Page II

Continued From Page D average out at $5,000 each" Man. gan advised.
 At such time as the city has made determination and final ized their planning we will be hap py to meet with you for the pur- pose of reaching an understanding relative to the utilization of your terminal by the Kodiak ferry" he concluded.
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Ocean going apartment cabin cruiser "Cindy" 46 feet, diesel (671) powered. Ideal for hunt ing, charter, set netting, pleas ure craft or to live aboard. Test ed on treacherous Columbia Riv- CT Bar, Gulf of Alaska and Cook Inlet. A real mermaid. Cruises
 10 knots. Can be seen at Kodiak
 Boat Harbor or write William Gregorioff, Box 2259, Kodiak. First come = first served. 118y
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THIS WEEKS COIN SPECIAL = 50 different silver dollars, be- fore 1904 = $6O; 188O-S $5 Gold Pieces VIZ, $25; 1881 Half Dollar F, $4.5O; 1884 Half Dollar F, S4.5O; 1854 Dime G, $2; 1854 Lg. Cent c, $2; 1888 Lg. Cent 2, $2.5O; roll of Indian cents ($2O catalog value) = Special $12.5O. I will trade Indian cents (cata- log value 4Oc each) 2 Indians for 9 1855 dimes. ' Indians for o. l943D nickels. Coin folders 3 for S1. Write John Harvey, P. o. Box 2164, Kodiak.
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Small well built house preferably short distance beyond city limits, priced right for cash, prefer deal ing with owner. Will consider place inside city. Phone 486-2374 evenings. 118y
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Hospital News

MT. and Mrs. James Nixon, boy, Kevin Gene, born Oct. 12, ' lbs, 6 OF.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Schumacn- CT, boy, Marvn LeRoy, born Oct. 10, 8 lbs, 2 OF.
 MT. and Mrs. Arnold Hansen, boy, Kristjan Alfred, born Oct. 15, 8 lbs, g OF.
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1857 Chrysler New Yorker, 4 door
 sedan, full power. Phone 486- 5254. 218y
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= Complete stain less steel crab processing equip ment including 300 gal. cooking
 tanks, 600 gal. cooling tanks. scales for buying and selling. re. frigerated water cooling system. etc. Located in Kodiak. Contact Nick Roster, Bay Shore Hotel or leave message.
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bedroom cabin at Island Lake. ? bedroom home Potatoepatch Lake, unfinished 3 bedroom house off Mission Road, 2 bed room beautiful home on Mill Bay Road, 2 bedroom quonset hut to be moved to location out of city. Phone Kodiak Aleutian Realty, 486-296O. Han
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Notlces


 Can ship crab anywhere in the United States. Also you can buy any amount of crab everyday at Martins Fresh King Crab, Box 513, or phone 486-5566 or 488- 2377. tin
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OFEN HOUSE - Beautiful 2 bed. room home on Mission Road
 past Mill Bay cut-off) will be shown this Sunday from 1 pm. to o:3O pm. Don't miss it. Complete with dryer, washer, refrigerator and electric range. For showing at other times, phone Kodiak Aleutian Realty, 486-296O. 118n
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Local Kodiak beef for sale. Write Box 9 for further details. An
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Building lots on new "J" Street extension thru East addition. five lots on Mission Road, 2 acre building site on Island Lake. Lots on Kalsin Bay. Phone Kodiak Aleutian Realty, 486-296O.
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CATTERLIN ADDITION
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Catterlin recently became the proud parents of a son, John Lee.
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Carpenter just returned to Kodiak,
 lets do that job now. Phone 486- 5163 and leave message. 218y
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Miniature black poodle pup. Moth CT a champion, exceptionally beautiful dog. $1OO plus freight.
 Call 486-2377 118n
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Silver gray French poodle pup,
 registered. Phone 486-5233. 118n
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Washings, ironings or house clean
 ings. Phone 486-5476. 118n
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Wanted

A place to rent for 2 Mormon Mis- sionaries. Call Hershel J. West,
 486-2859. 118y
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10-Single beds and mattresses, 3
 tables, 12 gray padded chairs.
 See at 1455 Hemlock. 118y
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Services

Tailoring, alterations and pattern
 sewing, Lena Carpenter, Phone 486-529O. fin
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THE ALCOHOL HABIT - Alcohol gives you a red nose, a black eye, white liver, a yellow streak, green brain, dark brown breath and a blue outlook. (An MD quot ed in Grit Magazine). But the power of God is greater than the power of evil = Have you ac- cepted Christ and asked His Holy Spirit to take over the battle in your life against the carnal crav- ing for alcohol? Walk in the Spirit and ye shall not fulfill the lust of the flesh" Gal. 5:16) WCTU. 1l3n
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21 inch Admiral console TV, ma
 hogany finish, good condition, $75. Phone 486-5165. 118y
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18 Inch Delta table saw, stand and h rp. motor. Excellent condition $75. Brandon, Woody Island, ph. 486-26O4.
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RIGA model 400, 16mm sound pro- jector. Contact Charles Aga,
 Larsen Bay, Alaska. 118y

12 gauge, 3 inch magnum shells new, 10 boxes $3 box. Phone ConnOr, 487-5801.
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Featherweight Singer sewing ma chine with attachments. Bath room scales. Emerson table model radio. Women's suits, dresses, capris, size 12. Phone 486-2814 after 5 pm. and week ends. 118y
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1858 Chevrolet pickup truck. Phone
 486-2491 or see at 195 Mission
 Road. 118y
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Housemoving & raising. Reason. able rates. BROWNS HOUSE. MOVING. Phone 486-5316. Box 2238. Free estimates. Quonsets for sale. fin
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Oil hot water tank, 1-oil kit chen heater with coils, 2-oil heaters, 1-shower stall. Phone
 486-5196. 118y
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V8 Engine, 1858 Pontiac with auto matic transmission, $15O. Phone Beacham, 487-3379 or 486-5676.

357 M. Ruger Blackhawk/ /holster; B&D dix 3 inch belt sander (new) BED dix. saber saw (new) 1/3 hp. Delco motor with mount; 7x50 BEL binoculars. Will sell any above or swap, want rifle 20 cal.-up. Phone 486-2847.
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12 Gu. it. freezer, 30 inch West inghouse electric range (new, still in original crate). Low price,
 Kodiak Suppliers, Phone 486- 5375. Han
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1857 Ford Fairlane, radio and heat
 CT, just overhauled. Phone 486- 5217. 118y
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1858 Ford sport coupe, V-8, auto- matic shift, radio and heater, g. tone brown and cream. Call
 Quammen, 487-552O days or 486- 5657 after pm. or see at 1062 N. Blvd. 218y
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Henry McCracken Construction
 Company. Commercial Building. Block-cement work. Anchorage. BR 5-4211, call collect. Or call 486-2379. fin
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For Rent

Sleeping rooms by day or week.
 Bay Shore Hotel. An
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Free to good home-Calico mother cat and 2 kittens. Householder.
 Phone 486-2854. 118y
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Martins Harborview Plumbing and Heating = Installation-Repairs Cleaning, thawing. Free esti- mates. Union shop. Featuring Crane and American Standard hot water heating systems. Bank financing on approval of credit. Phone 486-2422.
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Miscellaneous

 Rummage sale - 1 pm. to 4 pm. Saturdays. Kodiak Baptist Mis- sion. fin
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AkC registered champion stock poodle puppies. Phone Kirk.
 4of-oo56. 118y
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HIPS TAV ERN-Draught Beer or your favorite Mixed Drink = served with free Pop corn or Peanuts.
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Clee Club Concert, Dances. Bu5nar,
Thanksgiving Services announced

BUCKINGHAM. Nov. q A
community Thanksgiving f I
service Will be held at Trinity
Methodist Church at ..30 pm
on Nov y. This will include the
Maysville Presbyterian Church
Maysville Baptist Church and
Trinity Methodist.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Glen Hayes were
among those who attended the
Farm Bureau Federation con
vention Wednesday in Richmond
at the John Marshall Hotel.
Miss Gertrude Sadler, Of Rich
mond. spent the week end here
at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allen and
children. Ka-hy. Terry ard G. s.,
of Dillwyn. spent Sunday visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Robert station.
Members of the Buckingham
County Lions Club are selling
fruit cakes again this year. See
member for your fruit cake
Guests last week end Of MI
and Mrs, Tom Hall, il, were
Mrs Halls parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Kernodle. Of Hamp-
der-Sydney. Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Hall Were Sunday guests in the
same home.
MI. and Mrs. Clarence Wood
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of Newport News. arrived Mon
day to spend several days with
the Misses Minnie and Estell
Wood They Will then go on to
visit Mrs. Woods people in Am
herst for the rest of the week
Mrs. H. r. FenWidk has been
elected president OF the How
ardsville Home Demonstration
Club. Other officers are Mrs. W.
I. Burcher. vice president: Mrs.
Curtis Giannini, secretary; Mrs.
j. B. Ramsey. treasurer, Mrs.
Mae Mclean. program develop
ment chairman. and Mrs. Will
bur Crews. federation program
of work chairman.
Bazaar
Buckingham trail High
School is sponsoring their Christ
mas bazaar Friday. Nov %. be-
ginning at ) pm.
Mr. and Mrs. Rowlett Bruce
left Saturday morning to spend
the week end with their daugh-
ter and her husband. Mr.. and
Mrs s. B. Shepard, at Hampton
Mr. Bruce returned home Mon
day. Mrs Bruce remained to be
with Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard for
the rest of the week.
A Thanksgiving dance will be
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sustained an injured arm
Gently, is much improved.

sustained an injured arm re-
Gently. is much improved.
MIR. ard Mrs. Clyde Robertson,
Of Richmond, spent the week end
here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F. Robertson.
Mrs. C. D. Newell and Ray. Of
Meherlln. and Mrs. Roland
Pierce and Pat" Of winston
Salem, N. c., We're guests of
Mrs. L. Il Layre and Mr.. and
Mrs Melvin briggs over the
week end
Mr. and Mrs. S. w ReamS, Of
Victoria, visited Mr. and Mrs.
j ", Pulley and sister. Mrs.
=. Nj. Green. here Sunday.
Vacation Visit
Mickey Magnusson. of Rich
mond is spending his vacation
here with his parents. Nh and
Mrs H. K. Magnussor.
Quite a number of the COM
munity people visited Charlie D.
Johns at Southside Community
Hospital during the week end
Mr. and Ms Alvin spllrlock
and son. Of Richmond. were
guests Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. " A. Robertson, Saturday.
Melvin Drigas Is back At work
after having beer confined by
illness for the past month
MIR and Mrs A. NJ Bolton
visited her mother a. Maple
Lawn Nursing Home. Blackstone
last week.
Mrs Otis Miller and son. Of
Richmond. visited her mother.
Mrs. c. D. Newell fast week end.
Mi and Mrs Bobby Atkins.
Debbla and Dolores were dinner
guests Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Bobby
Nunnally last Saturday evening.
Mfr. and Mrs. Earnie r. Atkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl V. Atkins and
Frank Nunnally called later. All
enjoyed several games of rock.
Mr. and Mrs John Tunstall
ard family and Mrs j l Kersey.
all of Richmond, We're recent
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. j Earl
Williamson.
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wedding shower for Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Layne in the rec
reational room of the church on
Saturday night.
H. G.. Brown had as hunting
guests Monday W. C. Lindsey,
Billy Lindsey. and Mr.. Sauer.
Of Richmond. Mr. Lindsey
bagged a big buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Marvin John
son. Of New Canton. spent Sun
day evening with the II. G..
BROWNS.
The Rev. Lloyd Judy preached
here Sunday morning to a large
congregation. Mrs. NJ j. Bergh
was taken into the church as a
new member.
MI and Mrs. j. N. Harring-
ton. of Farmyille. were guests
Of her mother, Mrs. A. J. Smith.
Sunday.
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return to take them home Sat
urday.
Attend Funeral
Floyd B. Taylor, of Arlington,
spent the week end with his
mother. Mrs. B. Taylor. and at
tended funeral services held Sat
urday in Richmond for Mrs. w.
G. Kirby
Mrs. l. B. Wilson and daugh-
ter. Joan. left Friday afternoon
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. G. c..
Burns and family at Waynes-
boro for the week end. They
all went to Millboro Springs to
spend the day Sunday with Mrs.
j. W. Rucker Two Of Mrs. Will
sons uncles from Battle Creek,
M Oh, were there also; she had
not seen them for a number of
years and they had never seen
Jean. MIR Wilson went to St.
Brides to spend Sunday with his
mother, and other Wilson rela-
tives, there.
Mrs. Emmett Galloway. Of
Washington, D. c., and Harvey
Galloway. Of Denver, Colorado,
were recent week end guests of
Mrs, Eda Thorn On Sunday they
all GROVE to Norfolk to a dog
show in which the Emmett Gal
lOWays dog was participating
They spent the past week end
here and Enanett came with
them.
Attends Meeting
Mrs. Oliver C. Lippy spent
last week in Alexandria at the
meeting Of the Baptist General
Association of Virginia. She is
superintendent Of the WMU Of
Middle District Baptist Associa
ton and represented Fine Greek
Baptist Church.
The Jefferson Home Demon
stration Club meeting for No
vember was held at the Michaux
Community House. The demon
stration on table setting was gi-
ven by Mrs Mary Alice Elder
and Mrs. Helene Mootz. The an
nial Christmas party Of the club
will be held at Mrs. Ben John
sons home. "Elmington." on
Thursday, Dec. 5.
Mrs. Clark M Hening enter
tanned at luncheon on Thurs
day, Nov A. Her guests were
Mrs. Leslie u. Mason, Mrs. w.
R. Parker. Ms. Martin Michaux
Miss Edith ellis. Miss Lucy Lee.
Mrs. W. R. Blandford Mrs.
Charles Celia, and little Caro-
Tine Celia.