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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-15
Pegram Cries, Rain, Rain Go
Away, The Tigers Want To Play

The Hampden-Sydney baseball
team could possibly take t h e
field against New Haven College
next Tuesday without h avi in G
practiced outdoors at all. The
Tigers have been holding drills
in the gymnasium during the
past few days but have been I'M
able to take to the diamond due
to the extremely wet weather.
This is probably the earliest a
H-SC baseball team has ever
opened, but it was Coach Bill
Pegram idea to get one game
under his belt before going on
the southern trip next week,
when the Tigers will play seven
games with teams in Georgia
and Florida. The Bengals W | |
play two games with Georgia
Southern, in StatesborO, Ga,
two games with Florida Uni
versity, in Tallahassee. Fla.
two games with Stetson Uni
Verslty in Deland, Fla, an d
conclude their road trip with a
single game at Jacksonville Uni
versity before returning to Death
Valley.
Having had little chance to
actually see what his team can
do, Pegram is a little leary of
giving any predictions for his
baseball team this year.
He will rely upon a fine crop
of freshman prospects. | on g
with 10 returning lettermen. to
~ and better last years 88
record overall 5-5 record in
Little Eight play, and "a in
Mason-DiXon competition.
Freshman Hopeful
Returning to give the Tigers
some hitting strength are sec
ond baseman Freddie Mitchell,
and handy-man Moley Stuart.
who can play anywhere Stuart
ook care of most of the catch
ing duties last year but if fresh
nan hopeful Whitley Lipscomb
lives up to expectations behind
The plate. Stuart will be moved
to strengthen some other infield
position.
Back at shortstop is defensive
stalwart Dave Trickler. who can
also be counted on to get on base
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-15
BY-PRODUCT METAL POLISH

The water your wife boils po-
tatoes in makes an effective pol
ish for chrome, silver, gold
Soak objects to be polished il
the water for several hours.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-15
Vaccine Checklist
Given For Adults

Vaccination shots and boost
erS given to children don't las.
forever, as many people seem to
think. Changing Times. the Kip
linger Magazine, in its current
issue includes this checklist TO.
up-to-date protec ion for adults
Tetanus. I'm m unity lasts
three to five years and every
one should get a booster tina.
often.
Smallpox. Immunity last about
three years. Revacc:nat on j.
necessary for travel abroad ana
desirable in other special cir
cu1nStanceS.
Dirhtheria. Booster shots rec
commended every three to four
years.
Polio. The length of immun-
ity is not known. At the very
least, get booster one year
after the first series Of shots
and consult your doctor about
needs in later years.
Influenza. When an EPIDEMIC
is due or better yet, routinelv
each fall = get the flu vaccna-
ton recommended by your doc
tor.
Whooping cough. Adults don't
ordinarily need immrmization
against pertussis if full course
OF shcts and boosters were TAX
en- in childhood. Otherwise. it S
not too late to start.
Three more, for foreign trav-
elers. are: yellow fever-a shot
every six years for travel in
areas where it is prevalent: ty-
pho4d fever - an annual boost
er after primary course of
three NEGOTIATIONS: typhus ~ a
booster every four years after a
primary course of two nocula-
tons
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-15

Harry Pollard and Jim + Hi n.
returning after hitch in the
army, could fill in gaps left bv
graduation Toughest Of the gaps
to fill will be the third base DO
sition, held down so capably the
past three wears by VIII Low
cry. Joe Tuck, ToWnes. or pos
sibly the versatile Stuart could
be the man to fiji his shoes.
The biggest thing Goa h
Pegram wants right row is not
ball players but a little sun
shine. I'VE have several proven
ball players and probably the
best crop Of freshmen since I
have been at Hampton Sydney,
but we need practice | think
the trip will GO the boys a world
of good and I hope that we Will
be having a little better weather
when we return said Pegram.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-15

often, and is a constant threat
on the base paths. Garrett Da-
Wis should help bolster a rela-
lively weak outfield and could
be a top man for the Tigers if
he produces with the bat.
Leading the mound corps will
be lefty Art Nlatney. steve
Sanderson. who turned in sever
al fine performances last year
as a freshman, and John and
7 m Mcdaniel, twin brothers
from Herndon.
Top freshman prospects, along
with Lipscomb, are Travis Ty-
singer, Harvey Morris, Bobby
Robertson. Moe Shumate an d
Wavey TONNES. Sophomore
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-15

Boating enthusiasts are also
on the increase in the state.
Boats with 10 or more horse
POWER have jumped from $500
in the initial six months of the
registration system three years
ago to $3.50 as Of January l
1868. The large st gain was
among outboards which increas-
ed from 29.406 in 1860 to 37,459
in 1861 to 1853 on December
81, 1862.
What's the Reason?
Why this large increase in out
door activities, especially in the
last 10 years? l think it's be-
cause of the increasing number
Of indoor occupations of the
people throughout the country.
Though man lives in nice
warm home he is re ally an
outdoor lover. After spending
five or six days in succession
cooped up in an office or a fac
tory, a man wants to get out
and get some fresh air" Hunt
ing and fishing fit right in with
a leisurely Saturday afternoon
or Sunday jaunt in the outdoors.
When man lives and works in
the great outdoors, it no longer
becomes a novelty to him and
he is content to sit in his home
and enjoy his spare moments,
but he misses it when he goes
inside for very long.
/ think it's really wonderful
that our town, county and state
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-15
Mems Ten Pins
Bowling Result
Monday Night League

RESULTS: Safeway 4. Farm
ers Supply 0; Farmville Dairy
Isle 8, Tastee Freez l, and
Prince Edward Mills 3, WSVS l.
SUMMARY Individual h h
game B. Young, 1877 Individual
high three game set D. Connor.
SOB. Team high game Prince Ed
ward Mills, 982. Team high set
Prince Edward Mills, 1905.
STANDINGS: WSVS 20-12;
Farmville Dairy Isle 1914; Safe
way 1914; Farmers Supply Is
II; Prince Edward Mills l5-l7
and Tastee Freez 1922.
Tuesday Night League
RESULTS: Leggett's 3. Kay
ton Fuel l; Marin The JeWeler
;. Newman Tire /. and Virginia
Telephone and Telegraph Co. 3,
Crewe Laundry l.
SUMMARY: Individual hi 6 h
game Noble, 213. Individual high
three game set Noble 545. Team
high game Leggett's, 1854. Team
high set Leggett's. 1882.
STANDINGS: Creve Laundry
20-6; Kayton Fuel Co. 1873; Mar
IN The Jeweler 17-ll; Virginia
Telephone and Telegraph Co. IL
Il: Leggett's 1918, and Newman
Tire Co. 7-2l.
Make up game: Kayton Fuel
81 and Crewe Laundry IS.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-15
Junior Boys
Duckpin League

RESULTS: Wild Cats ,, Alley
Hawks 0: Champions 2, Tigers
0. and Bull Dogs / Colts l
SUMMARY individual hi Z h
game Don sequin, 102. Individu-
al high two game set Ronnie
Booth, 1870. Team high game
Bull Dogs 4o4. Team high Sc
Colts. 1913.
STANDINGS: Champions l5-3;
Bull Dogs 1876; Colts So Wild
Cats 10; Alley Hawks 79. ana
Tigers PA.
Bowed Over 80
David Harper $500 Hurley
Myrirk IS; Dor Woodson 81
Ronnie Booth 1891; Chuc <
Noble 3O-88; Charles Garter "a
81; Charles Simonim SO, a n d
Steve Shanaburger IS.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-15
BEN w. MARSHALL
Ben MARSHALL Gets
.4ole-T.,-O:1e Sunday

Ben Marshall becomes 1863 5
first hole-in-one golfer as he re-
corded 2n ace Oh The No. z hole
at Bllery County Club. Keys
Vile
Marshall performed HIS feat
Sunday on The ll0-yard, p 4
thrae water hole, which is
reached from an elevated tee
He vas playing " three
some with Lee Ward and J f.
Marshall
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-15
&h&ne Ne.u,
By GERALD DUNCAN
Virginians Take To The Outdoors

Virgnians like others throughout the nation heading
Tor the outdoors increasing numbers according
tics Just released by the Virginia Commission
Fisheries.
Commission records show that the
increased 800 the 10 years while the
licensed fishermen jumped nearly onethr the
Sportsmen from other finding Virginia
doors to their liking evidenced
In the number years
annually hosts nearly 10000 fishermen other
Figures for the fiscal ending included
licensed hunters 1881 licensed fishermen
and city combination hunting fishing
1850 nonresident hunting licenses plus
dent fishing licenses These figures include only Ecens
like big game and licenses
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-15
Buckingham County Budget
OF VIRGINIA. COUNTY OF BUCK
INGHAM:

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. COUNTY OF BUCK
ikGHAM:
In accordance with the provisions Of Section q Chap
ter p Of the Acts Of Assembly, l927 notice hereby
given that the Boord Of Supervisors Of Buckingham Coun
ty, Virginia, will meet Monday, April !, 1868, OF
P M, at the Courthouse, at which time citizens viii be
heord for against the following proposed estimate Of
Revenues and Expenditures
Tentative Estimate of Revenue for Yeo Ending June 3d.
1854:
TotoI onount to be raised BY levy s258 8O5 "a
Less denquens the basis Of 90 ....... $3.50 So
s232,9248l
Dog Tax 1000 90
Share Of Coptotion Tax from Stote - ,465 90
Delinquent foxes 10 900 90
ABC Wine Tax ..,-......... ...... 81 o8l. 81
Miscellaneous Observation-Disclosures. ..... 20 42o 6o
Auto License Tox Is, $50 90
TotoI School Revenue other than from
County Revenue Observation-Disclosures. 5O2. 9O33
Total Of all estimated revenues - s825, O6O IS
Tentotive Esmote Of Expenditures Year Ending June
80, 1854:
Boord of Supervisors 5754 90
Assessment Of ToxobIe Property .......... 483O 90
Collection and Disbursement Of Taxes ...... o125. 90
Recording Of Documents ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4OlO 90
Administration Of Justice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 51l715
Crime Prevention ond Protection ........... 773O 90
Fire Prevention ond Extinction ........... $3.50 90
Public Welfare IS 1913 90
Public Health 5o82 80
Advancement of Agriculture and Home &C. 5llOOc
Protection OF Livestock and Fowls ......... 2 3O5 90
Elections $3.50 90
Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds - $40 90
Highway & Street Lighting ................ 900 90
Miscellaneous Operating Functions ...-..... 1855 90
County Bond Issue For Schools Observation-Disclosures. rs 900 90
School Boord Is 700 81
instruction $50 POP rs
Co Ordinate Activities Observation-Disclosures. ---------
Auxiliary Agencies 90.o38 a
Operation Of School PIonts Observation-Disclosures. u $50 90
Fixed Charges 1900 90
Capital Outlay $500 90
Maintenance Of School Plants ........... 5,4O7 90
TotoI Of all estimated expenditures w 1925, $50 IS
TotoI Of oil Estimated Revenues ........ $685. $50 IS
Tool Of all Estimated Expenditures 825 $50 IS
Esmoted Deficit .................. NONE
THOMAS 8 HALL Chairman
JOHN c. SPENCER, Clerk
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-15
Baptist Capture
Church PlayOffs

The Bartist, winners in t h e
regular season, wen top spot il
the boys church league playoffs
last Friday night Win close
24-22 win over the Methodist.
The winners were paced by
Dupuy Sears nj e points and
Garter Carson's six. Sears hit
for IA points the previous night
When the Baptist downed the
Presbyterians 1923 to qualify 70,
the final game.
For the Me hodist, J a OK i e
Evans hit for eight and Danny
Andrews had six.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-15

afford us with such outstar ding
outdoor facilities, and l know O
no group Of men who work more
for the pleasure and enjoymen
of the individual American cit
zen than our Commission o
Game and Inland Fisheries.
They are doing a really fine
job to make our state as fun
loving as possible for the sports
men. We can help them by be-
ing real "sportsmen" ourselves.
and by seeing that those who
break our hunting and fishing
laws are punished. Remember
this the next time you pick u
your fishing tackle and take off
to catch a big one.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-15
Ladies Duckpin
Bowling Result

Last Thursday night Leggett S
won three games from First Ma
tional Bank, Home Furniture
won two out of three from Bald
wins. and Taylor-Forbes W on
two out Of three from Dorothy
May. Leggett's had the high
team three-game pinfall of l345
and also the high team indi-
vidual game Of 466.
Emily Waller. of Baldwin S,
had the high individual three
game pinfau of 81 and also the
high individual game of lis.
Other members bowling 100 or
better are: Emily Waller. ia.
Kitty jenkins. no and l0l; Ruby
Woodson, l09, aAd Lucy Thomp-
son, 100.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-15

The Mason Dixon Champion
ship will be held away on May
Is, II. and IS
The Atlantic Coast Re gion Col
lege Baseball Tournament Will
be played at home on May 80
and 81.
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Countrywide CO.
PRICED TO SELL FAST

ROCKVILLE-Walk to West End
Elem. from this 4-bedrm.. ga
bath Cape Cod, full bsmt. Large
lot, Gear garage. FILA appraised
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HOUSES UNFURM. TO RENT

N E1E N N% Mo SN9 MISSOURI MISS RI
bedrms., bath, full bsmt., garage.
$l35. EARLY DAWN REALTY,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-D.C.

CAPITOL HILL AREA. 9th st. Sc.
mr.. East Capitol-Substaptial A.
bedroom / bath home, $50, 800.
Terms. WALTER NJ. BAUMAN,
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HOURS: II ANT Pm.
APARTMENTS WANTED

U. OF MD.-Male ST. desires sm.
furn. apt. in quiet loo. within 8
mi. Of campus. Occupy Sept, Is
to June Is. will consider pvt,
home. Reply no later Aug. 8.
55l5 Taylor I'd, Riverdale, Nd.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

FOGGY observation-disclosures in
exclusive air conditioned, modern
building; convenient to state Dept.
and downtown. $1,000. Call Mr.
Benny, WO. 6-6126. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-14l1.
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ROGLEY

CHEVY CHASE, ROCK CREEK
HIGHLANDs-You will enjoy =
great pride Of ownership living in
this strikingly beautiful Colonial
residence. Unusually attractive in
side and out, and situated in q
greatly preferred area of better
homes. Lovely large living and din
ing rms, powder rm., lge. de luxe
kitchen. 3 fine bedrms. and 2 tile
baths. Splendid rec. rm. and n
bath in full bsmt. Short walk Ia
parochial schools and close Ia
public schools. The gorgeous yard
Is extensively Handicapped with
beautiful paintings. Priced in the
mid-30s. Call KE. 7-1S00 til
ppm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-07
John p. Horger
Named TO
Thomas Society

NEW CANTON, May 6-John
P. Horgel, senior III the
School Of Business Admi1istra-
ton at the University OF Rich
mond. Is one Of II undergrad
uate Students elected 10 the new
Informed Thomas Society,
which h0norS outstanding ecno-
nic students.
The society was named in
honor OF Dr.. Herman p Thomas.
who has been a member OF the
University faculty for Sc years
and is now chairman OF the
Economics Department.
Horger is a member Of Alpha
Kappa Psi Honorary Business
Fraternity, athletic Represent
alive for the student government
and a member of Kappa Sigma
social fraternity.
He is the son Of Mr.. and MIS-.
Lewis B. Horger. Little Tex
as. New Canton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-07
Scholarship Drive
In Buckingham
Goes Over 5000

BUCKINGHAM, May 6 A
drive for the Buckingham Coun-
ty scholarship fund has reached
1910, it was announced last
week.
The scholarship fund was
started this year by the Buck
ingham County Rulitan Club to
help Buckingham Central High
School students continue their
schooling after graduation.
w. E. Saxon, drive chairman.
said 234 persons have donated a
total of 1858. Nine clubs have
given Sl27 and II businesses
have given 1925, he added.
The drive. which began on
March 81 ended Friday.
Patterned after the Citizens
Scholarship Foundation Of Fall
River, Mass, the scholarship
program will provide grants Of
up to $500 Recipients will be
under moral, but not legal OBJ
legation to repay the scholar
ships.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-07
Picnic Sunday On Williamsburg
And JamestOlrn Tour

JEFFERSON, May 6--Mr and
Mrs. H. Danny Davis, their two
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Mootz. OF Beaumont. Went TO
williamsburg and jamestown
Sunday, April %. on a tour Of the
area. A bount,lul picnic lunch
which they had taken with them
made the Gay very pleasant
family outing.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Phyllis Hinton and family, of
Beaumont. IA the loss Of her
father, Tuesday. He had been
stayins with >h.s daughter for
several WeeBs.
MI. and mrs. jim Hodges. Of
Fife, we4e guests for lunch oil
Thursday Of his sister Mrs. g.
B. Denoon. and family. Their
daughter. Miss Betty Hodges,
went home with them to visit
through Sunday.
At Trenholm
Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Dcnoon
were at Trenholm on Sunday
night to visit Mrs. Eliza Game
and Mrs. Lille Denoon
MIR. and Mrs. Mare Enstler
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-07
Nelson County
Day, May II

SCOTTSVILLE, May 6-Lau-
renee Hugo. better known as
Mike Karr on television will be
master Of ceremonies, May IL
at the % annual Nelson County
Day at Nelson County High
School near here.
A parade with 40 floats and
marching units will be held at
10 am. and GROWING of the
queen Miss Faye Ware by last
years queen. Miss Virginia Sum
mers will take place at IL am.
Lunch will be served at noon and
a horse show will be given at
pm. There will be a physical
education program at las and
two Little League baseball
games at 3 pm. From 8 to 1880
there will be a teen-age dance
at The high school and a dance
for adults in the Community
Center from to 1870 pm.
John o. Marsh, of Winchester
VIII give an address and direct
the parade Lmch will be served
at noon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-07
Keep Powhatan Co.
In Blood Program
Quota Is Pints

POWHATAN May 6-Blood
program committee members
met recently with Mr.. Payne,
area representative from the
IideWater Region Of the Ameri-
can Red Cross. to discuss the
next visit of the bloodrnobile to
PoWhatan county. He announc-
ed this visit for May %. and the
unit will be at the War Mem
orial Building to accept donors
from 100 to $50 pm.
Blood is a community respon-
sibllity. and the quota for this
visit of the bloodmobile is IS
pints. Won't you as a citizen
Of your county. plan to make
a donation so that your county
may remain in the program?
Remember the date, May %.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-07
; POWhatan All Club Members Are
Ribbon Winners In District Meet

Richmond on Tuesday of Garden
Week to visit MIR. and MIS-. Ed
mund StrudWick former resi-
dents of Wildwood in PoWhatan.
They also visited several other
Richmond homes and gardens
which We're open.
Mrs. Ralph Green, of Balls
vile, is a patient at a Richmond
hospital where she was taken by
the POWhatan emergency crew.
one day last week. She recelv-
ed first, second and third de
gree burns when her clothing
became ignited from a stove at
her home.
A total OF lll2 people visited
the Artmobile while it was in
PoWhatan last week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-07
Knoxville News OF Interest

KNOXVILLE, May 2 ~ Mr..
and Mrs William OMcara and
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Lucas. of
Roanoke. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John Word Saturday en- route to
Old Point Comfort to attend the
national credit union convention
at the Chamberlin Hotel They
returned S IN d a y taking the
OMeara children. Linda, Kathy
and William Michael. home from
Spending the week end with
their grandparents.
Mrs. r. L. Gillispie's week
end guest was Miss Ruby Gil
lispie. of Richmond
Mrs. Katharine Allen is visit
ing relatives at Saluda Her
granddaughters, Misses Joyc e
and judy Allen, Of Alexandria,
were her week end guests.
Sunday visiotrs of Mr.. and
Mrs Ben Word were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Word and Carolyn. Of
Hampton; Mr. and Mrs. F. N.
Word and family. and Nh and
Mrs j E. Ransom and sons
Mrs. j H. Price, Jr. Mrs,
Katharine Allen. and Mrs. John
Griffin attended a meeting Of
the Dillwyn Garden Club for
home demonstration club mem
bers Mrs. Royce Charlton and
Mrs. j. R Snoddy il, gave the
demonstration on flower ar
engagements. The meeting was at
White Hall Methodist Church.
Recent visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Wootton We're Mr.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-05-07

POWHATAN, May 2 - Con-
gratulations to Miss Betty Fain,
HID agent. and her All mem
bers who participated in the dis
trict contest at Farmville on
Saturday, April q. Two blue
ribbon winners were P al g e
Brown in home improvement,
and Bunny Hurt in public
speaking. Mary Brauer receiv-
ed a third place ribbon in the
dress revue. Members of All
clubs in l6 counties in the East
Central district competed at
LongWood College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Ken
non. of Norwood. had their son,
William and his wife. of Fort
LeavenWorth, Kan, spend a
couple of days recently
Mrs. Ann Hardy has been a
patient at Johnston Willis Hospi-
tai for the past three weeks with
a broken pelvic bone.
Mrs. Mcclure Morris entered
St. Luke S Hospital, Richmond,
Tuesday afternoon. for treat
ment. Her many friends hope
She will soon be able to return
home.
Attend District Meet
H 0 N demonstration club
members from Powhatan county
attending the district meeting of
the Virginia Federation held al
the Methodist Assembly Center
Blackstone. Tuesday were: Mes
danes Sally Bradbury, Ru t h
Hall, Dorothy Younce, M ar
Flppo. R. D. Southern, Lucy
Ann Celia, Drucilla Blanton
Beulah Walthall. Carrie s. Hicks,
Bernice Hicks Jessie Piercy
Barbara BoWlin, and Miss Eliza
beth Martin Miss Betty Fam
HID agent, also attended The
outstanding message Of the day
was Strengthening Information
al Relationship and Understand
ing" by Miss Mavis Gibbs
homemaking editor of the South
ern Planter.
Mrs. Gray Messenger and
Miss Ethel Owen visited NJ S
Pearl Sledd on Sunday. April q
st the Rockingham Hospital il
Harrisonburg, where she haG
been a patient for three weeks
She was discharged that after
noon and went TO the home o
her daughter, Mrs. Novelll
/ Shrekhise. at Grottoes. I h ey
also visited Mrs. Shrekhise be
fore returning home. On Mon
day night they visited Miss Viz
GINA Owen in Richmond.
Mrs. w. A. Dickens and Mis-:
Julia Luck. Of Roanoke, are
spending three weeks as guest,
Of Col. and Mrs, j. T. Walker
Of Flint Hill.
First Child
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Car
son are the proud parents 0
their first child, a daughter
born last week.
Mrs. W. R. Parker. Mrs Luc,
Ann Celia, Mrs. Leslie Mason
| and Mrs. Polly Jones were il