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News of Rice Mrs. Jamie Brqdshaw's Decorations Win First Honors In Contest At Rice

Winners in l.he Christmas door way decoration contest sponsored by the Rice Civic Club were first prize. Mrs. Jamie Bradshaw; sec ond prize. Mrs. Julian Bradshaw : and thud prize. Mrs. H. H. Hub bard. Honorable mention was given to Mrs. E. T. Bondurant. Mrs R. M. Bradshaw, and Mrs. E G. Estes. Judges Mesdames W. B. Farrar. W. H. Kirchmier, and H. G. Jen kins, from Burkeville. H. J. Dreker, of Coshocton, O.. is spending sometime with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bass. Jimmy and Charles Weaver, of Norfolk, and Tommy Jenkins, of Farmville, spent several days last week, with their aunt, Mrs. H. L. Bradshaw, and enjoyed hunting. Tommy returned to Norfolk with them for the week end. Christinas Guests Miss Minnie Cowdes Olgers. of Philadelphia, and Miss Grace Ol gers, of Alexandria, spent the Christmas holidays with their patents. Mr. and Mrs. John Ol gers. Miss Minnie Coles Olgers and brother. Raymond, spent Sunday in Glenn Allen w ith their brother in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, Wade Nance. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Holland and family, of Holland. Mr and Mrs. Maurice Large, of Farmville, and Mr. and Mrs. R. V Chambers were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chambers. Sunday Visits Parrnts Mrs. Janie Jones spent her Christmas holidays with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. H H Hub bard

Mis winston Farley and sons, Billy and Bobby, visited her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Vick, in Branchville. last week. Mr: and Mrs. Tommy Crocket, of Richmond, spent several days with B B. and J. E. Olgers. last week. Joe Morrissette. of Burkeville.; was the week end guest of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hubbard. Norman Taylor. Jr., and Gerald Taylor, of Crewe, visited their , grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Hub bard, last Friday, while Mr. and Mrs. Taylor dined with the Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Stevens in Farm ville. Farmville Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Asa Smith, of Farmville. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carter, of Richmond, were guests of Mr. and Mrs B G Bass. Friday. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. E W. Baldwin during the holidays were their children. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Baldwin and son. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Baldwin and son. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Baldwin, of Farmville. and Mr. and Mrs. L C. Ellis and daughters, of Wash ington. D. C. Jilrs. John Olgers and Miss Grace Olgers spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs W C. Robert son m Hagerstown. Md Mr. and Mrs. J 1. Jones and Billy, and Mr. and Mrs. D H Hodnett Jr., visited Mr. and Mrs. D H. Hodnett. last week. Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Hitt am; daughters, of Richmond, and Bobby Bass spent several days, last week, with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. B G Bass and other i*lative.s near Rice. Mr. and Mrs. C B Marouson and sons, Carl and Sammy, of Richmond, were guests of her mother. Mrs. S. H. Bondurant, during the holidays. Cullen Guests Misses Evelyn and Martha Stuart Martin and brother, James Martin, of Cullen, spent last week with their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin. Mrs. W. S. Weaver is visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Banks and Mr. and 'Mrs. A W. Weaver in Norfolk, this week. H Mr. and Mrs. Wade Nance and baby, of Richmond, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Olgers. during Christmas week. Mr. and Mrs. E. P Thomas, of Richmond, and Mrs. Lynwood Sellers, of Burkeville. were guests of Mr and Mrs. W. M Carter, recently. Visits Son

Mrs. H. L. Bradshaw spent a part of Christmas week in Dur ham, N. C.. with her son. H C. Bradshaw, and Mrs. Bradshaw Mrs. H. P. Bradshaw and son Bobby, visited her son-in-law and daughter, Mr: and Mrs. D C. Crummet. in Charleston. W. Va.. during the holidays. The Rev. and Mrs. H. N. Soyars had as guests during the holi days. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Soy- 1 ars, of Cascade. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Grizzard and Kathy, of Em poria, Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Soy ars. of Richmond, and Mr. and Mrs. Billv Watkins, of Farmville. , Return To School Miss Claudia Bradshaw return ed to her school in Culpeper. Sun day. Miss Bobbie Anderson went back to Longwood College and 1 Miss Ethel Sims to Alexandria after spending the holidays in their homes in Rice. The Rev. and Mrs W I Wil son, of Richmond, visited his par ents, Mr. and Mrs, J D. Wilson, last w’eek. i Miss Marjorie Ann Garnett spent Saturday with Misses Elea- , nor and Virginia Bass Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. E. T Bondurant were dinner guests of Mr. and

Abilene Mrs. Willie Nelson is able to l>o out again. Mr. and Mrs. H A. Young and children and Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Bagby and children, of Rich mond: Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Mac Afee. of Norfolk; Watson and Benjamin Bagby. of Baltimore; and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bagby and son. L. E. Jr., visited their par i nts, Mr. and Mrs. Vival Bagby. for the Christmas Holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sheck have moved into their new home. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Willis have moved to Old Abilene, and Mr. and Mrs. Waddell and family, of Tennessee, have moved into the Baker house. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams and Mrs. P. L Carwile, of Petersburg, and Wilson Thackston, of Wash ington. D C . were recent guests of V. S. Bagby. Guthrie Anderson, of Mas | sachusetts viisted his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson. Christ mas. Mrs. Stella Bagby and grand son, Harold, spent Sunday with her son. C E. Bagby, of Keysville. : Mrs. J. Ogburn Hurt m Farm vllle. Sunday evening. Cpl. and Mrs. Bobby Clements and small daughter have returned to Columbus. Ohio, after spending ten days with his parents. Mr. am Mrs. Robert Clements.

Mrs. W. K. Bradshaw Dies at Rice Home, Buried at West view A funeral service for Mrs. Lorena Chaney Bradshaw. (II. wile of W. E. Bradshaw, was lie Id Wednesday afternoon at Doyne Funeral Home. Interment took place in Westview Cemetery. Mrs. Bradshaw dicu Monday, Jan 5. at her home near Rice. Born in Prince Edward county. Sept. 19, 1891. she was a daugh ter of the late John and Elizabeth Chaney. She was a member of Sharon Baptist Chuich in Prince Edward. Mrs. Bradshaw is survived by her husband: three sons.-Clarence L. Bradshaw, of Biistol. Conn., W. E. Bradshaw. Jr., of Black stone. and Thomas h. Bradshaw, of Farmville eight daughters, Mrs. Eloise Mmtz. of Rock Fall. Conn.. Mrs. Garnett Williamson, of Rice, Mrs. Georgia Mae Thompson, of Keysville. Mrs. Phyllis Savage, of .NewporL News. Mrs. Jean Farley, of Rice. Mrs. Margaret Armistead. Miss Flora Bradshaw and Mrs Audiey Loren, of Farmville; one brother, John R. Chaney, of Farmville; four sisters. Mrs. Sallie Clay Redford, of Curies Neck Farm, Mrs. Bertha Carlton, of St. Stephen's Church, Mrs. Pearl Powell, of Louisa, and Mrs. Annie Belt Longest, of En field.

F1EBRUARY DRAFT The draft call for 53,000 youths, the lragest number to be drafted ,n nearly two years, was issued by the Defense Department for the month of February. The February draftees will all go into the Army.

Ml. Pleasant Miss Virginia McRae, of IT amp rien-Syciney. was a recent v.u ' of M iss Nancy Q kv ley J'hn Quarles, o' Hopewell, spent the holidays u th his par ents. Mr an 1 Mr . r? i\ Qimrlt -. Mi and Mr lam; , I.avne and 1 airily spent a portion of the holiday.'. v."ih 'V la-'r.e's par ent*. Mr. and Mrs. .1. T. I.ayne. and with Mis Layie'% mother. Mrs. Tom Hailey, near Meherrin Mrs. Hailey had a son from Nor folk and a dsustiter Irom Con necticut as her house guests for the holidays. ah> Mr. and Mrs. phurle» W Wad dill and three son we■••• 1 during the h dictays ot Mr. and Mrs. M. IC King and Mr: William Goodare. of Vn '••n.i and Mr and Mrs. A O. Km : oi t- ■>;; 1 ii Boston.

hiihut »«in-sis Or. and Mr Graves Thome.■;.>• and daughter, of Hampden-t-\d ney. were last Sunday dinner guests m tlu* Waddill home Mrs. Margaret Redd has re turned to her school in Alexan dria. after spending a two v.etks holiday with her father. ,J Wei ner Redd Mr. Redd is greatly im proved after a recent illness Marcellos Waddill lias returned to resume his studies at Pittsburg, University. King Waddill t > hr duties on the V. S. Non in Nor folk. and Tom Waddill to VP' All three boys spent the Christmas i holidays at their home here, visits Sister Mrs, Ernest Phillips and Mrs. Hinton Gardner, of Humph n. and Mrs Tom Crowell, of South Bos ton. visited their sister. Mrs Ruby Redd, and their brother Clyde Ranson. during the pa ' week

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flu* Rev.hind Mrs. Roy R. Jen kins held open hOy-e, Dec. 27. from :i to 5 JO p. m X good .many people front Mt. Pleasant attend ed. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kirtley. of T? chmond. and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Nelson, of k’ai-mv:ille. visited their mother. Mis. Olive Kirtley and their sister; Miss Myrtle Kirtley. ilili ins i lie; holiday . \ isit Parents * Mr and Mrs. Ore!! Lenhart. of Chase Ch\i. and Mr. and Mrs. James Doijalds m, of Darlington Heights, were the past week' end guests of tjheir parents. Mr. and Mrs. O H.j Nelson. O. I. Thompson, of St. Michiels, Md and his sisiter-in-law, Miss Kloise Chipped, el Richmond, m. t e'vrjil days, last week, with Mr. and Mr. T. C Jqnes. The '< 'siiiiiisin i spent the holidays in R i hmond juah Mrs, 'I’hompson's i..entp Mi! and Mrs w. E. Chap* i s‘11 They left Jail. 5 to spend the winter; in Punt a Garda, Fla. Mr and Mrs. James Donaldson, coved thi.i week from Darling * on He: "hit to the cottage owned in Game Warden Cox. near Feld en. ’ i F-xcitHline the Presidents who v ere assassinated three U. S. Presidents iliave died in office.

Melierrin Lt. Col. and Mrs. H. T, Adkins, of Danville. Mrs. F. E. Wiles, of Ringgold. Edgar Dodson, of Mar tinsville. Miss Ethel Dodson, and Mrs. Hilda Dodson, of Danville, were all recent guests of Mrs. Janice Dance and Miss Eva Dod son. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dix. Jr., v isited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J O Newman, of Martins ville during the week end and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Boaz. of Ridgeway, and Mrs. J. W. Dix, of Danville. Mrs F. L Blankenship, of Green Bay, and Miss Corrine Blanken ship. of Danville, visited Mr. and Mrs J T. Newman, last Friday. Pecent Guests Mr and Mrs. John Newman and family, of Norfolk, visited Mr. and Mrs. J T. Newman last week. . Vernon Priddy. of Portsmouth, spent last week with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Priddy. Mrs. Garland Queensberry is in Southside Community Hospital, in Farmville. All hope she will soon be at home with loved ones. Mrs. Arbutus Morton, of Keys ville. and Mrs. Haywood Mason, of Chase City, visited Mr. and

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