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Hosnilal Patients Latent news from Mrs. N. B. Hening, who lias been a pat.ent at Johaston-Willis Hospital. Rich mond. since Dec. 22. is that she is responding to treatment, and will soon be able to leave the hos pital. Others who are patients m hospitals in Richmond, who are also responding to treatment, are Mrs. ,1. B. Martin, sister ol Mrs. W. W. Miohaux. who had the misfortbne to fall anti break her .or, Horace Taylor, brother of Bcissealux Taylor; and Thomas Davis. Mrs. Irvinp Bass is also a patient; at the Retreat for the Sick Hbspital. L. B. Wilson, a successful dairy man of; this community, left Jan. 6. for Richmond to attend for several days a sohool being con ducted on scientific breeding. Mrs. Leslie G. Thom is making an extended visit with friends in Newport News. The C. N. Pius family members were recent guests in the home f Mr. j and Mrs. Sam Pitts, cf Richmond. Guests during the holidays of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Piercy were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Lippy and son. Billy: Miss Lenora Piercy: Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Piercy: and Mr. and Mrs. Earl B Jordon. Jr., and Eajrl B.. III. and daughter, Dianne, all of Richmond. Sunday Guests Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Frame and family Were Sunday guests in the home qf Mr. and Mrs. I„ J. Piercy. hear Parmville. Interested friends Will be glad to know that Danny is home again but will have to be a very quiet little gentleman for several months and not engage in all the activities a b:v of 16 can do under normal physical conditions. Mrs. Piercy is also home from the, hospital in Richmond, having spent sev eral days there for tests. X-rays, and treatment. All wish for both of these people, a .-iX'Pdy return to good; health.
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