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Curdsville Xeu-s Elliott Tobacco Average Adds To Community’s Proud Farm Tradition

On account of sickness. Rev. J. ] C. Weaver was unable to fill his Sunday morning appointment at Smyrna Church. We wish him a speedy recovery, kittle Beth Weaver is also sick. Congratulations to Wyatt C. El liott winning the »j0. Chamber of Commerce prize for the highest average for tobacco sales, this season. Along with Frank H. Johns' corn yield per acre, several years ago, we feel very proud to be in this section. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marks had the pleasure last week of having their old friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Moyer, of Easton. Pa., call on them en route to Miami. Fla., where they will spend the winter. Other callers in the same home were Willie Cox and Misses Edna Clay. Alice and Inez Smith, of Farmville. Mrs. Bill Webb and son. Bobby, of Green Springs. Bobby is in the service, stationed in Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Em mett Dunkum were also callers. Visitors in the home of Miss Annie Phaup and Mrs. Lucy Bersch last week were Wm. James Bersch. daughter and grand daughter. of Arvon, the Henry Baileys, and Erma, ol Farmville, Miss Pugh, Edward Flippen and family, Mr. Jones and son, all of Richmond, Mrs. Virginia Hughi son and Mrs. Alice Forbes. Among The .Sick Mrs. Jim Marks, who has been sick, is out again. Mr. and Mrs. Weseiy Shiffletts and daughters were New Year luncheon guests of the Emmett Dunkums. Mr. and Mrs. Water G. Marks celebrated quietly tneir thirty fourth wedding anniversary on December 21. Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Marks. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dunkum viisted Miss Eliza White and Miss Kate White last week Miss Eliza is about to finish her third knit counterpane started in 19,r>2. and expects to start on a new one right away.

Mrs. T. J. Bailey and imam daughter returned home from Southside Hospital. Saturday. Both are doing nicely. Miss Edith Dunkum. of Rich mond, was home for the week end. Visitors Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Bolling were Mi. and Mrs. Dallas Rainey, of Andersonville. Robert Clark and mother. Billy Drucn. and George Kessler, of Farmville, and Clyde and Buck Marks. East Deer Hunt Today being the end of the deer season, quite a few of the men folk arc out notwithstanding • the cold, and we hope them much success.

Dick White is still on the sick list. Friends are sorry to hear of Mrs. Shirley Dowdy's accident. She fell and broke a ru last week. All wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Sweeden Allen are visiting friends and relatives in Tennessee. Mrs. O. M. Bolling was a busi ness visitor in Farmville last week. Mr. and Mrs. John LeSueur were luncheon guests of the Al fred Harris family last week. Keerut Callers Mrs. Julian and mother visited Mr. and Mrs. Headrick. Mrs. May Ownsby and Mrs. Hartless, of Farmville. last week. She also visited Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Taylor. Mr. Taylor is getting along nicely. Mrs. Taylor has been quite sick, but is better. Mi's. Sweeden Allen called on Mrs. Julian and Mrs. Ownsby last week. Wesley Dunkum and J L. Jones attended the yearly Mis sionary Conference, in Richmond, on Monday.

Ransons Word was received from Mr. and Mrs Glenn Hayes that they had arrived at Daytona Beach, Fla., where they plan to spend srtnetlme. Miss L. E. Maxey. of Rich mond. spent the holidays with her brothers, I. A, and L. F. Maxey. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holman, of Nitro. \V Ya . visited Dr. and Mrs, I E. Patteson, Monday. Mrs. Luther Patteson. Mar guerite Patteson. and Sam Spen cer visited Mrs. Alice L. Maxey. m Richmond. Saturday. Airman First Class Willard Patteson is now stationed at Webb Air Force Base, Big Springs. Texas after spending sometime at home Mr. and Mrs. Roy Agee, of Richmond, visited her sisters. Misses Lulie and Annie Patteson Miss Cynthia Patteson enter tained some of her friends with a Rock Party during the holiday-. Among the guests were the Misses Laura Frances, and Zane Ayres. Miss Josephine Maxey. and Henry md James Maxey. Mrs. John M. Andrew-, of Roa noke. has been spending a few days with her mother. Mrs. H. C Patteson. who is in in the home if her son. L W Patteson. Visitors to see Mrs. H C. Patte son. Sunday, were John M An drews and sons. Billy and Tommy, of Roanoke. Mr. and Mr-. Paul Spencer and daughters. Ella and

Dillwyn Rt. 1 Mrs. Frank Huskey visited Mrs. W. W. Taylor, last Monday after noon. Miss Lillian Taylor has return ed to her work in Richmond after visiting her parents heie. W. W. Taylor has taken off some time from work to deer hunt. The folks at Hanes Chapel were glad to see Cartel Hanes at church. Sunday. He is now living in New Jersey. Hunting Guests The Rev. and Mis. Marshall Burleigh, of Lynchburg, spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hanes and Alton. Mr. Bur leigh enjoyed hunting with friends here. Miss Minnie Taylor went with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Taylor to Schuyler. Sunday, to see Mr. and Mrs. Caroll Miller. Mrs. W. W. Taylor enjoyed the visit of her sister from Bedford recently. Emmett Shumaker has been very lucky this hunting season. Sunday Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Duty and children visited Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Agee, last Sunday. Mrs. Lacy Rush visited her father. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robson and chil dren, of Culpeper, visited Mr. and Mrs. Hanes, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Charlton, Jr., and family, of West Virginia, are visiting his family and rela tives near here.

Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. Tim Charlton, of Newport News, were dinner guests in the Edgar Charlton home. Tuesday. Dec 30. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Charlton and Morean visited his home here lor New Year's. Bettie O’Brian, of Richmond, accompanied Ann Charlton home for the week end. Guests in file home of W. W. Taylor family. Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snumaker. Mr and Mrs. Emmett Shumaker, and R. L. Rush, of Well 'water. Mrs. E A. Charlton and Spott wood. Mrs. W W. Taylor and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Eliza Pauline, and son. George, of Charlottesville. Mrs. Bessie Cobh and daughter, of Appomattox. Mr and Mrs. L. R. Martin and son. of Madison -Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Caskey Patteson. of Scottsvillo Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Patteson, Mr and Mrs. V. W Ranson and daughter, Mary, and Mrs. Bettir Ayres and daughter. Graham, of Dillwyn Recent visitors in the same home have been the Rev and Mrs. R I-. Jones and family of Dolphin. Odclle Snoddy and daughter, of Richmond. Mr. ant Mrs. Joe sieger and children. Mrs A. Baber. Mrs. Bettie Rush md the Rev. R M. Hall.

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Gary, members of Hanes Chapel Cnurch. attended Communion service at Rocky Mount, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Craft, of Richmond, spent the week end with her mother. Mrs. Rosa Caul. Mr. and Mrs. Ge'rge Rhodes came to their cabin Sunday to spend several days. Mr. and Mrs. George Breed and Harry March spent the week end here visiting the T. B. Andersons and Mrs. Harry Maich. Mrs. Leonard Toney is still with her mother. Mrs. Mary Davis Mrs. 'fonev has been sick for sev eral weeks, but is better nov . The sick of the neighborhood, Mrs. Tommy Hudgens. Mrs. Harry March, and Tom Henry Hudgens are improving. Guests m the home of Misses Mary and Louise Anderson last week were Mr. and Mrs. George Boatwright, Mr. and Mrs. George ! Boatwright, Jr , and children, .Roiini i and Bobbie. Other callers were Mrs. W. T. Childress, Miss June Childress and Carlton Boat wright. Guests in the M K. Davis home Monday night for dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Willie Tatum. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Tatum and children, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis. Mrs. i R. S. Flanagan and Mrs. Bob , Davis. Other callers were Miss i Mary Anderson. Miss Leona Flip j pen. Mrs. Walter Davidson. ' Mr. ; and Mrs. George Rhodes. Mac : Mathe and Dr. Hydock. of La j portc, Pa., and Harry Mann. Friends are sorry to learn that Bill Hurt has been ill m the hos pital. We hope he will soon bo out again. j Mrs. Tom Lang has just return ! rd from the hospital, and wo iiope

Anderson ville Mr. Branch R' sen and Cullen visited m I lie Meade Anderson end; Julius Coleman homes, Sun day i afternoon. Mr and Mrs w F Chappell oent the week end with the Karl pruiiellers in Portsmouth. , Mis Ferd Cole is back at her liome after a weeks' visit with relatives in Roanoke. Mr. and Mrs Eugene Flood and Mrs., Irvy Flood visited Mrs. John Walden. Sunday night. Mis. Ellen Robertson spent la-1. week ui Lynchburg. Sajm Andersen and Ken were weoK end guests of Mrs O. H Anderson. Mr. and Mrs John Word called in. the Anderson home. Sunday night. Shield Anderson was a victim of flu at his home here over the week; end. He returned t.> Po>'t BelvOir, Monday. Hunting News Hijsnlers are still in the com munity, and some of them arc successful. Marvin Cole and two of ids friends from Roanoke were dinner guests of the Lewis Mor gans. Saturday. They killed a turkey and some small game Cecil Tanner and John McGuire, of Lynchburg, hunted with Fred Flood. Saturday, and were dinner guests in the FI iod home The last deer killed around here before th seasjn closed was Dick Morgan's U'i/O. Mrs L. A Crew made flying (■alls, on her friends in the corn inun'ty, Tuesday afternoon. MI'S. Mills and Miss Betty were supper guests of Mrs. R. I. Mor gan. Friday night, and Miss Tula Flood and Miss Mary Ann David son dropped in for a visit the she has gotten entirely well.

same night The Ivanhoe Morgans spent Sunday with o .Ja.gan. and Mrs. Hallie Davidson was a Monday afternoon visitor. Mrs. W fl Chappell. Mr- Cabot Chappell, and Mrs. Laurie Pitt - were callers shared by the Forbes and Gilliam families, last week. Powhatan Guests Mrs Thomas Handy, of Fine Creek Mills, was a guest of Miss Rita Morgan tor several days of la.-.t week. Mr and Mrs Clareme Weather spoon. of Nort n. and Fred Duty of Oceana, were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Duty, last Thursday. Miss Kathleen Parrott was a recent dinner guest in the Duty home j Mrs. Cecil Tanner and her children and Mrs. Frank Jones and her children spent Friday with Mrs. Irvy Flood Mrs. George Eldridge wa- a week end guest in the Gilliam home, and Mrs Rowlett Bruce w as a recent cither. Enonville Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mormc and son. Richard, of Richmond, spent the week end yvith Mrs. B F. Payne at Arcanum. Charlie Dunevant is quite ill in his home. His friends hope he will soon be mum improved. Mr. and Mrs R. Preston Smith and children and Mrs. John Word spent Friday m Lynchburg. Warren Dunevant. if Farmville visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs Richard Dunevant. Sunday Bill Wooten, of Charlottesville spent the week end in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L Wooten. Mr. and Mrs. John Word visit ed m the home ol Mrs C. II An derson at Andersonville. Sunday

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\\ orkers Launch Buckingham Drive Francos Darnel t Heads Folio Drive Bpckin chain county volunteer community leaders c'fici.iHy be gan their work (Friday. January 2. m the fight a- im.st ia.iio with the 1953 March of limit me nth-lone campaign. Volunteer worker, include Mr Paul D. Jones Mrs. Willis T. afternoon. Scott W rci. of Newport N>-as spent the week end in in home here. Miss pun’ Gill.spie. o! Rich mend. spent Uie week end m the home of her mother. Mr K 1 Gillispie.

Fpenccr. Mrs John i. vvingo. Mrs. Aubrey Yancey. Mi.--. Frank Webb. Mrs. Richard is. Ellis. Mrs. L. C. Bransfordj and Mis. James : • ■ . i also have other volunteei si helping them. Mrs. Esterlynm Aden, chairman (if tilt1 Nt'rU’O WO! kt 1 . hilS clll fijiial voiuntrcT loiee working with, her in •ins dnv.s Campaign director »or Bucking dam counts. Miss Fiances E Garnett, says that one of the .a st v( hinted foi ce.-. ever working tins vein. foi the nation facing the consequences of pos :bly ilie worst epidemic of polio m the nations history Mill’ll he: brim doiit ill Buck ingham county through the •larch of Dunes, .met a lot will continue to be (lone the people of Buckingham counts will throw their strength l)edmii Eie March of Dimes volunltcei workers and mak( tin Ida:! tjiug.i.ii the best ,:i campaign histoi Miss Gallic.; said.

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