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New ( anion RFD Mrs. Maywood Boggs and daughter. Nancy, of Arlington, spent New Year's day with her parents. My and Mi. Walter R. Pearcy. Rebecca Clark has let anted to her home here after spending a week with hei biother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Earl T Smith, at Beach. Mr. and Mrs. A E. .Jones and family attended the wedding of her nephew in Culpeper oit De cember 26 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pearcy returned to their home in Mont gomery. W. Va., last Thursday. Attend Rites Several from here attended the funeral of Billy Baldw.it, at Arvon Baptist Church, last Sunday af ternoon. Sincere sympathy is ex tended to the family. Earl Davidson spent several days this past week ::i Richmond. Mrs. Algie Martin returned to her Richmond home last Sunday after spending two weeks with her mother. Mrs. Mary E. Davis. Her sister. Mrs. Leona:d Toney, went with her home to spend several days. W. T. and John Yancey have been sick All wish tnem a quirk recovery. Nuptial Vows Betty Anne Wright, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright, of Newport News, and C. Stinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Stin son. also of Newport News, were married December 27, in the

Chanel of Randolph-Maenn Col ic ;e. Ashland Their many friends i and relatives here wish them a long and happy manicd life. Martha and Billy Clarke, of Gold Hill, were dinner guests of the J. Ligon Clarkes'last Saturday evening. Friends of Miss Nell Jeffrey, of Arvonia. ate happy to know she is recovering from her recent opera tion. Mrs. Kate Carter, of Gold Hill, spent several days recently in the A B Jones home. Mrs. Maude A Putney con tinues quite sick at her home here Wedding Invitations Invitations have been received to the wedding of Peggy Ann bhupe, daughter of Mi. and Mrs. G. M D Shupe, of Tazewell, to Paul Winfrey Cave, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cave, of this place, on January IT at Spring ville Christian Church. Spring ville. Va. Nancy Davis has uturnedsfrom a visit with relatives in Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. John Vaneev and son. Johnnie, visited the Jen nings Pearey home, near Farm ville. last Thursday. Mrs. Pearey and son, “Danny", aic both re ported as improving io the delight of their many friends here. Mr. and Mrs. John Hurt, of Fork Union, and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cave spent last Sunday in Petersburg visiting Mr. and Mrs. W T. JoneS and Willie Hurt. 'Wil lie is still confined to his room, but is on the road to recovery. Houston Snoddv. of Gold Hill

Dillwyn Rt. 1 mJ Mr. and Mrs'.' Jeff Sinclair and small son. or Gloucester, spi'iit the' Christmas holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A .1 Ste ger. Sst. Willard Pattcson. who has been spending a furlough with his pavents. Mr and Mrs I,. W Pattcson. left December Jit for ail air base in Texas Guests during the1 Christmas holidays of Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Ranson were M,r. and Mrs. Frank Wood and family, of Richmond. Robert Ranson. of Roanoke, and Mary Ranson. of Richmond. Friends here are sorry to hear of the illness of Mrs 11 C. Pat teson and we- wish hti a . pewelv recovery. / Mrs. John Andrews, of Roa noke'. is spending sometime with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Anthony and daughter. Carol Ann. of Richmond, were visitors last week of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Tindall. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Ranson and John Ranson spent last Sun day in Richmond. Mrs. Randolph Eradshnw and small son. of Richmond, spent" a .< eck recently with her father, Holman Self. ^ a student at VPI was a visitor in the C. W. Cave home on Satur day.

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WASHINGTON Obi • i lion It'll ulc b I o.i d ■ I lie i . mil lest le bake n ly I ,ei . .. lift a I \ a "a a i! lb. 1 ’ • 1 States . Vet I:: b l - all a I. a tack That's because I: ri d. a ha food for la -I ii chile i a .ad ; is likely to he in lit.■ t apply enter: ency It can't he la I readily and usually its d, t on depend ot a lnr which are likely te lie den I1: !a ! t ■ till attack Then, te , expert, has Shown that the <!■ and i 'hread :t■- .11. , P (am aster i i med Fedri a 1 .':' 11 f b te’ a A ■ t ration anti.. fit .• . It me ti around the probe m by bavin tain a■ me t< i : after an alt monthly rnoinii and leedn tious will lie (atenc :. t e. and t i .a 1 •• where home bal.ap nae Where i i wi t asked to cat e fl e I ;m I ed le e then i v. n t c rim- ml as i neighbors as they can Althea It (!( ’ • Ann.’ ( do ntuch a bent paocl; n m perishable it. .:. as I m arc collecting ;t hue sti rt i a her si. | m n.. that v It b I needl’d ;t .n . m , I; ly. for e . they tv 1.200.000 tens of th, blood ext. til r P\T M While it i t ; ha national bleed pi tan |e I’VP IVa 1 ran . ■ 1 , 1 emergens Of wh.de ;di" . 1 and pin. a availahh FCDA aim has „„ 1 nc| (I1 order such v. d lets giCtil stipphi < 1-: i tie m for 2.000.000 c . ’..eta . ,0. ties of tetri nit aoti’exi' 187.000 fold a ■ 'mm Tots Foil Cops; Get Thanks of Motorists SYKACFSF, NY Holm thought lit ne is- Is. fast on !l I n V tie r..’ lie They I> :t up e ,'tnc l::i vice to t imp • pi in: . • m! Then they 1 .. n n to v. ■ i hr nil the mot or t is seemed te down and pa is tin .i<v a • c.ett ■ ly. It was net at plan viev there had h: • P idea: merit that the device v. ;.s . Finally the cep di. I’m . : ed t small ley had erected . : block away v. hiclt l. ad: ••Danger: Slow H wtt! Pi Ahead’ " Atomic Police Make RoLnds in Jeeps tolkdo. O Th. v. ..■ jeep i.S : ef \ P e , , , .. I, these day < fjs cciall trained "..tomit e. ite ml1 appointed id; about 1. Alamo N M. The jeep -. which .. e proved made! ..f tl V.' War IT cott members of th. Ai (' Ala i prut, ei a. , . ' a constant \ ■ ■ r acres of run d te: r at ed for Security r. . m t 1 I’ll accc ;s pates pee ’ : eel the approach* : Me. ! of tlie a i f World War 11. hat tor mtell: :m nee. a b ' ina and skill v. <h • They must uniie n .a . trance exam .I-, at. ■: i c off with toil honcr to . the force. Then aunt a. • t include jecp-borr.e terratn t nils.

New Baby Arrives By Western Union JCKW YORK (TTY \V. s', m 17 added a t cial kind of sen ice to i‘s !• • lief very si'erre-' e : v M-: I. He , '.V ' Union me- i > • , r. n: id i from the lork and h id to rely ■ the expert .itti-ir aid sistancc in delivery of her Ih a Wi stifir. Union ■ ': Ce street A bin crowd gath>■■ ■ d out- h'l t- •• Western Union offici to ■ baity after its birth when if .■ safely m the care of a docti . to laugh at Richard Connors. ! . l ied policeman who v. a called ' assist delivery Regular company service w, - not interrupted by tins ur.u in procedure U. S. Tests Midget Sub of British NORFOLK. Va. -A British r ventibn now being studied by t US. navy is a midget submani The 53-foot Lritish sub, the XL 9, has arrived here for six montl evaluation by American naval a thorities. It will exercise with r warships, pos-uhly off Key W< t The XE-.) has an uporationai crew of five, and s powered by . single Gardner engine and a sin: • electric motor. A small pas: • crew, in addition to the n-o sailors, will take her to and fn the exercise area Midget subuiarines did notat e work for the Brit: h and Itali. Navies during V'irld War II. DII.LWYV. RT. 1 Mrs. Rosser, of Richmond. . '(tending .sometime with her daughter, Mrs. James Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hayes leit this week for Daytona F ach Fla., where they will spend some , time.

' 11 Water * >'• r : v - t.rr-y Tapscott atul '.y. ,n. i Mr. and ■ j Templeton, of ' •.vet-k end and Mrs Allan ■. ' rvrjll \ .sited rein - ■ i 1 ;)(,.c Sunday. V.'.:!,. A-'ff and f. ! :i I .Mi and Mrs. : ; ’ . ia:a ''iindav. • ; ! 1’ ,t It Self and i. i . let and Eliza - I : . ■ .1 relatives in ’ v • v of Columbia, \ AVirif iv\ of Rich i ! ' ; ;1 * tile home of i i v, end Mrs. Har i i . due to ill - '

enjoyed I entertaining in • Rev. and Mrs. i e Amonu them i ■ Mir Warren •' • !' 1 ;i'e. Christmas : ; Mr. and Mrs. : on,-.. C ecil. Jr., and ' t '• i of Profit. Va . ; uiests Christmas , i ■ Ai i Antj’.w Wood, of 0 n I ...> spont the week A iso ’ . j Mrs Gamef e ill :ht• . of How . d‘:!!( (- tiers Ml. and Mrs. tit ■ II ' 1 At", and Mrs. Wil 1 T I ltd (ian.'htt ]'S. who Is Monday, and . ii • ' I. ■ sir Walton, of 'o', itr and Mrs. Morrison 1 i Mr; Etddie Wood, . * sue • of Medium re Ki yseear and ' n. of Charlottes ■ Tuesday supper \rvoni;i Tin nri Mr H. Ward, • hi i Mi it. i*. Pierce i1 a i •' lun; iieon uuests oi j M : t> l;> y.forean. M . a -si; visitmp her' uti-m-law. Mr. and ■ "s ks jot Ports . A. C:: in; s",. and W ... ■ rt rea nl ’ ! Mi and M"s. Pierce > ; in as j o: Alexandria.

Anne and Tommy Jeffrey, of • Baltimore, have been visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Stanley Jeffery. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rarer and daughter. Alice, of Huddleston, were recent guests of Mrs. Louise Bryant. Mrs. i . O. Pierce recently visited her d. tighter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C Jones, of C'arysbrook. Mr. and Mrs. J, Van c!e Ponselle were prize winners of the Christ mas doorway decoration contest, sponsored by the Arvonia Im provement Club Mr. and Mrs. Norman T. Wil liams and children, of Richmond.

were week end ere:' , oi Mrs Owen Williams. Other visitors in the same home recent! \ wore Mr Leon Farrar and Mr and Mr Herbert C Taylor and child v of Keysville. Ketnrns Home Mis . Nellie Je; l rev o : o-.-ti to her home .ere ait ■ !« ic .. patient in Stuart Circle Ho ... for. several days. Recent Richmond v. .1 a we Mrs M. P. LeSueur and da ••.•hie. Betty. Mrs. Joel M IieSueu’ ah daughters. I.inda and Connie, and Mrs. Evans and Janice Jone; Alfred Seay, Jr. of the v s Marine Corps, was a recent yue-i of his grandfather C !’ I.eSueur He will sail for Korea sonretin’i

this month. The friends of Billy Baldwin were sorry to learn of his death, last w ek. Deepest sympathy is extended to his lamily rit:nnn si-; i:rt:\H lfa ■' . bill >' ILtcaV I .even had to .all in neighborin'.' Waynesville volunteers to help ex tinguish a fire — on their own firehouse Tiie hose on the Har \ '.jure pumper wa> blaring and • hey couldn't do anything except the Waynesville firemen would hurr\ They raced the 6 miles and had the fire under con tr 1 in about half hour

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