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(*>'?<• ii /ion Xeirs j Holiday Season Brings Many Guests From Distant Points To Home Here f

ITenr.v W caver is out again aftiT having. been confined to his home with flu. Calvin Smith, of Duke Univer sity. was a Inst week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coleman and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Beck. He is spending the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs Haverd Smith, at New- Vienna. Ohio, and. returning to the University, will visit here again. Mr. and Mrs I, E. McWilliams and family left Saturday for i Florida to spend two weeks with ) friends. Max Berry and Mrs. Lansing) Vicrellio visited Miss Margaret Wilson and other friends here Friday before last. On Holiday \ isit Miss Man Lou Raiford left December 20 to spend two weeks at Alexandria with her sister. Mrs, C, F. McFarland, and Mr McFarland. Boxes for the sick and aged were sent rut Christmas Eve by the Church. Dr. Harry Love. of Blacksburg. Thorborn Love, of Petersburg. Mr and Mrs G W. Palmer and.Mr and Mrs F U West wa re Christ - mas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs [. A. Low In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs Palmar and Mr and Mrs West drove to Lynchburg to visit Mr. and Mrs. C. L Ramsey Mr. and Mr- Charles Bottom, o! Newport New-, spent the holi days \viik liis brother and sister in-law. M:. and Mrs Don Bot toms

Returns From V ('. Mrs Hr. h Williams has re turned home from North Caro . hna. where she visited her hus band m a hospital. II. O. Grant underwent a major operation at Medical College Hos pital at Richmond on Dec. 17 He is doing as well as can be expect ed at this time Corp Bruce Haden. who i- sta tioned ai an Air Base in Texa . is spending the holidays in the home of M’ and Mrs. W I. Price Ri u in a Id and Richard Nelson, of tile same Texas Base, are spend:nr their holiday leave with the a parent' Mr. and Mrs G H N: i -on at Drakes Branch The’.- visited friends here elms’ mas Eve. Mr and Mr- Janie- Garrett and daughters Bettie Jean and Barbara, of Lynchburc. were Bue.‘ ts of : hr.t parents. Mr and Mrs C' B Garnett, during the holiday. Then son. Eddie Gar rett. and family, of Keysville. were their guests. Christmas Day Move To New Home Mr. and Mr- John Bub moved to their new home on Rt. 1. last Saturday Mrs. .7 R Nunnally and son. J. R Nunnally. Jr were Christmas dinner guest of Mrs George O. Pettus at Keysville Mr. and Mrs John Redd and Johnny were holiday visitors o! r ~ NEWMAN CHEVROLET SALES CO Second A South Str.els I AKMVII.I.F \ V

Hr. and Mrs. C. B. Beck and Mr. ind. Mrs. C. T. Redd M. L. Beck continues sick. Melierrin ! Rev. R E. Dunkum filled his regular appointment at Meherrin1 Baptist Church Sunday at 11 a. m.! Franklin Berry, of V Iv* I., spent the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Berry. Waymon DeHart, of the Uni versity of Virginia, spent the holi days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl DeHart. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sibold. of Newport. Va . spent Christmas with Mrs. Sibold's father, Harvey Winston. Eddie Nunnally and son, Fred Nunnally. and grandson. Fred Nunnally. Jr., of Miami. Fla., is spending the holidays here with relatives

Army Holiday Melvin Witt, of U. S. Army, pent t!ie Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr and Mrs Clyde Witt. Mr and Mrs. Robert Flowers have been very sick with influ enza. Miss Ethel Dodson and Mrs. Hilda Dodson, of Danville, spent .1 few days with Mrs. Janie Dance and Miss Eva Dodson. Mr and Mrs. .lames Riggins, of Clarksville. Va.. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Riggins, of Victoria. Mr. and Mrs. V B. *Under\vood and family, of Victoria. Mr. and Mrs, .James Nunnally and little daugh ter. Cynthia. Mr. G P. Nunnally. all of Burkeville. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Redmond, of Meherrin. were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs I I. Elliott on December 25. Mr and Mrs. Erne t. Hall, of Richmond, spent the Sunday in the same home Mi' and Mrs. Tliorton Rbd mond and family, of South Hill. Capt. .J. M Bohannon, of U. S. N.. stationed in Florida. Mrs. Bohan non and family and Miss Lena Redmond, all of Richmond, spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Redmond Mrs. Marshall, of Washington. D. C. visited Mr. and Mrs H L Striekler. for the holidays. Florida Guests Capt William and Mrs. White aid and family, of Honda, spent the Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs J E Gherman. Mr and Mrs. Sidney Crafton and Mr. and Mrs, Odell Crafton. rll of Richmond, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Currin. of near Keys villo, all visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W Crafton for the Christmas holidays. Mr and Mrs Jimmie Ogle thorpe. of Richmond, spent a few days with Mr and Mrs. Samuel Anderson. Miss Irene Flowers re turned with them to Richmond

Green Bay After entertain.ny many local friends on Xmas Eve. and going deer hunting on Xma> Day. Mr and Mrs. W Sehvyn Cheatham entertained at dinner on Satur day the following. Mr and Mrs George M. Williams, and little daughter. Teresa, of Ellerson. Va.. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis C. Williams of Richmond. Mr John Frederick Williams, of William and Mary College, and Mr. and Mrs. John Craddock, of Green Bay Mr. and Mrs, W I, Price en tertained their family at their home in Green Bay on Xma< Day Bruce Hayden, of Iowa, now at Sheppard Air Force Base was the special guest of Mis- Anne Price, and Charles Weaver was guest of Miss June Price. Mr and Mrs. John Bub. who resided in Green Bay. moved to their new home the Saturday be

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Prospect Mrs. ,7. F Osborne, of Ridge vay. and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Mus :oe. of Hot Springs, spent the iveek end in the home of Mr and i Mrs w. H. Glenn. C. M. Price. Jr., attended the Dixie Classic Basketball game at! Raleigh. N. C . this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Vaughan and ! children, of Rocky Mount. N. C..j were dinner guests, Sunday, of: Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Glenn and 1 Mrs. Andrews. They were en j route to Harrisonburg, where they expect to make their home j at present. Mrs. Swain Norman and daugh ter. Miss Glenn Norman, of Hali- | fax. N. C.. arrived Monday for a short visit in the homes of Mrs. | Norman's brothers, Newton and i J F. Glenn John Porter Glenn left Thurs day for Chicago, where he will attend school this winter. Mrs Glenn will join her husband later. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Carson and son. Gene, of Appomattox, and Dan Carson, of VPI. were dinner guests in the home of Mrs D. S Glenn. Sunday. Miss Linda Taylor spent several days, this week, with her cousin, j Dan Cox. in Farmville. Mrs. B. T. Taylor, of Farmville was a guest in the home of Mrs O P Farrar. Monday afternoon Mrs. Mary Glenn Taylor and Miss Nancy Taylor, who are visi tors in the home of Mrs. Etta R Glenn, motored to Virginia Beaeli Tuesday, for the day. Miss Mary Lou Vaughan, who is ! attending college in North Caro lina. spent the Christmas vacation in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Vaughan. Miss Lizzie Young, of Roanoke, visited her mother. Mrs. Bernice Young, during the holidays. Babe Chick, who was a recen' patient at Univerfsty of Virginia Hospital, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones en tertained guests for dinner. Sat - urday evening. They were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moore and children and Mrs. R D Williams and daughter, Pam. of Alexandria. A B Cornell, of Petersburg. Mr anti Mrs. C. R. Maillet and Joan Cox. of Farmville. Mr. and Mrs. C. R Maillet are in Florida to attend the Orange Bowl game, this week.

fore Xmas. It is close to School field's Corner on the old road to Meherrin from Green Bay. and are very happy in their new home. W. P. Williams was a passing .caller in Green Bay. from near Midlothian. Va. Mr. and Mrs Ray Malnick and son. Alan Norview. Norfolk, Va . were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Havens. Mi's. Walter Lee Moring also was a similar guest. Miss Stella Cheatham is recupe rating from a bad attack of flu at W. B. Cheatham's. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon B Whetstone of Richmond, were last week end guests there. Green Bay's new sidewalk pro ject is coming on nicely. Weather permitting, it will soon be nicely in shape from Jones' home to center cross roads of village.

Sandy River Guests on Christmas Day of Mr. ind Mrs. Bruce Gates were Mr. ind Mrs R B Walthall. Mr. and Mrs A. P Osborn and sons and Mr. and Mrs Jimmy Davis and family. Mr and Mr R A Bass, of Staunton, are (lending the holi days at their home. Mrs. K. J. Raiford and Beulah Raiford, of Petersburg, were guests in the Bass home Mr. and Mrs Prod Cook, of Richmond, spent several days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Drewry Gates. Other guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gates on Christmas Day were Mr. and Mrs. Emmeft Wil liams and daughter of Richmond: Mr. and Mrs. Drewry Gates. Jr., and daughter, of Parmville. and Mr. and Mrs Percy Trear and Miss Emily Trear'

('•'msmas Guests Christmas guests of Mr and Mrs. J. T. Bruce were Mrs. (Jor don Lewis, Miss Ann Lewis and Jimmy anti Gordon I ewis, Jr., of Whifeville. N. C.. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Morgan and Miss Virginia Morgan, of Henderson. N. C : Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clawson. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Woodward and son and Mr. and Mrs. J T. Bruce Jr. and family, of Richmond, also Mr. and Mr- Albert Hillsman and daughters, of Jirfersville. Mrs. E J. Smith returned home Monday. Dec. 21. after a visit, with M-Sgt and Mrs. R. E Rut man. of Shaw Air Foret Base, in South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Garnett. , t j., Charlottesville, spent Christ M m the home of Mr and M Clark Garnett. 1 Mr and Mrs. Charlie Parnno. of Arlington, spent Christmas ! visiting Mr. and Mrs. Temple Jen , kins. Mr and Mrs. S. M McNutt and Frank McNutt spent Thursday visiting in the home of Mr. and ; Mrs. James Gates. Mr and Mrs. Steve Loving and family, of Richmond, were guests Tuesday of Mr and Mrs. \Y A Odham >lr and Mrs E C Garnett Jr. land family spent. Sunday vi-iting I'm Blaekstone Recent visitors of Mrs \v B Gates were Mr. and Mr ! F Massie. of Lynchburg: T j W Gates of Roanoke Rapids. N C. Mrs W B Gales Jr . W B. Gates III, and Mr. and Mrs Robert II Gates of Petersburg. Mr. and Mrs. John Williamson and family of ScottsviUe. pen* Sunday in the h me of Mr and Mrs. J W Hughes. Christmas guests of Mr and Mrs. K. J. Smith were Mr. and Mrs. Juan Crofton md family, o Norfolk: Mr. and Mrs. Grady Little and family, of Newport News; Miss Bessit Smith, oi Bur lington. N. C : Miss Maruaret Watson, of Salsbury. N. C : Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Smith Jr . and daughter, of Pamplin; Mr. and Mrs. Paulus Price and daughter, of Halifax, and Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Dunevant, of Farmville Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Woodward and * in. of Richmond, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bruce, of Farm ville. were holiday visitors ol Miss Mary Bruce and John Bruce

Recent Xeies from Tuqnte Rev. \rthur Stevens W ill Hold Service At Appomattox Church Sunday 11 A. M,

The Rev. Arthur Stevens will conduct services at Appomattox 1 Church, Sunday morning, Jan. 4. at 1. The public is invited to ' attend. The Christmas Season was celr - brated at Tuggle in the usual way. ' with many visitors and family • get-togethers, and of course, the ■ special Christmas dinner, i. Mr and Mrs. L. S Simpson had as their guests during the holi ' days, her brother, Howard Ar ' rington. who is on furlough from Germany, and his wife from West Virginia, also Mr. and Mrs. Noah Templeton and children, of Abi line. Mr. and Mrs. Stokes Ar rington and children, also Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Arrington and chil dren of Pamplin i

Children Home Mrs Nellie Simpson had as her guests for Christmas, her chil dren. Mr. and Mrs. Price Nee hawk and son. of Roanoke. Mr.. and Mrs. John Crosby, of Newport. News, also Mr. and Mrs Elliott Hicks, of Richmond Mr. and Mrs F C. Shultz spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Howard Simpson Mrs. M. A. Paulson had her children from a distance home i for Christmas, Mr ••• ’ Mrs. Woodrow Paulson and children, of : Winchester, Mr. and m Frank , t Paulson and da ' ‘ • oi Hamp ton and Mr. a.' I ’ ...x. Douglas Paul on '••v' • on. of Richmjnd. Visit Daughters Mr and Mrs. Enoch Roberts ■ rtt thc holidays with their daughters in Lynchburg. Mr. mci Mrs. O. H. Booth and children .‘pent Christmas Day With her parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. O. McQuarry. of Worsham They also visited Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mason, of Farmville. Christmas < flight. Mr and Mrs U. L. Hudson had their children home from a dis- i tance. Christmas Day. They were I. t. Grant Hudson, of Oklahoma. D n Hudson, of Washington, D i C.. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hud- 1 son and children, of Richmond, < also the Rev. and Mrs. Virgil Hudson and children, of Gladys < Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Huff- i

man and children spent Christ mas with his mother in Nor'h Carolina ' Christmas Visitor Christmas Day guests of Mr and Mrs. Charles Southall were Mr. and Mrs. D rsey Southall and children, from the Eastern Shore, also Mr. and Mrs R F:. Southall, of Farmville. Mr and Mrs Robert Woodson and children, of Washington, D. . C... were dinner guests of Mr. and Mfs. Charles Southall, last Sat i urday evening. Dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. O II. Booth, las' i Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkes and daughter also Mrs. F. O. McQuarry. all of Worsham, and Mrs. Ben Nioll and children and Carl Pratt, of Roanoke. (>. L. Booth and Sandra Ollie. Mr. and Mrs W H. Mason and chil dren, of Farmville. also Mr. and Mrs. Howard Huskey and daugh ter. of Richmond.

Brother ( alls Thomas McQuarry did not get home for Christmas. However, he called his sister. Mrs. O. H, Booth. Sunday afternoon, -from Duluth. Minn Tie said he expect-* od to be home about the middle of January. His brother, Preston McQuarry. called about 30 min utes before Thomas called from his home in Mexio, Mo., so the family had quite a get together via telephone. Mrs. Mary Mann, of Emporia, is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs; O. M. Oliver, near here Edward Booker, of New Jersey, spent Christmas with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Booker. Mr. and Mrs. F. £. Shultz are expecting Mr. and Mrs. Z. E. Lane tnd children, also Mrs. Bessie Bowman, of Richmond, this week ' lid. Mrs. Lois Smith has returned 'om the hospital and is improv tig at the home of her sister and mother-in-law. Mr and Mrs. Bill Jhildress. Friends here wish a speedy re covery for Acree Southall, who s still on the sick list. 1

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