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there, will visit Mr. Farrar's unele, Mar Eenth. in Rockingham, N. O. Bill Kirelwnier and IJob Cren shaw, sailors stationed at Nor folk. spent the week end W'liH Mr. and Mrs W. H Kirchmier. Miss Blsie Forrest and Roy i Thornton, of Norfolk, spent Sun day with Miss Forrest’s parents, • Mr. and Mrs William Forrest Guests of Mrs. W. B Farrar, I Jr., are her sister. Mrs. W. 1) Taft. Jr., and children. Sandra and Jimmie. Native Dies John D. Hughes, Jr., died Mon day in a hospital in Hampton He was a native of Burkeville and a nephew of Miss Ella Agnew. of Richmond. A graveside service was held at the family plot in Sunset Hill Cemetery, Burkeville Pallbearers were Tom Wolf, Tom Wolf, Jr.. Charles Reitz. James Trotter, M. B Farrar, and H. E. Boswell, Jr. Survivors are four sisters, Mrs. J. R. Trotter, of Salisbury. N. C , Mrs. T. K. Wolf, of Richmond, Mrs. Charles FI. Seitz, and Miss Hallie Hughes. Af Blacksburg. Mrs. Cecil Hatton and son. Bruce, have returned to their home in South Hill, after a visit with Mi's. H S. Boswell. Happy - Birthday Friends of Mrs. William Forrest called at her home. Monday. Jan. 12. to congratulate her on her birthday. Nottoway County IB chairmen report sales of Christmas Seals— Blackst:ne. S90G.20; Crewe, $979. 78; Burkeville. $369; Camp Pick ett. $446; and Piedmont Sanitor
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