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Recent Moreen Happenings Mr., Mrs. Chester Dawson Announce Daughter's Birth

Mr mid Mrs. Chester Dawson have a baby girl, born last week. They named her Lillian Irene Dawson. Mrs. Henry Bultji and Miss Margaret Bultii visited L. P Van de Heit and Mrs. R. S. Vanrie Reit. last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. James McKenney spent Friday in Richmond. Those calling m the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will McMillion. Sunday afternoon, were Mr. and Mrs. P McMillion, Carl Easter, of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Easter. Mis and Mrs. Dick Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge McMillion. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oast in and Mrs. Ollie Boyles. WSCS Meets Salem WSCS met last Thurs day in The home of Mrs. Will Shrum. Mrs Sarah Easter has been spending a few days with her granddaughter. Mrs. Harry Mid kiff. Miss Dallas DeKraft. of Amelia, spent Monday night with Miss Judy Burton. Miss Carol Justice is in the hos pital for an appendicitis opera tion. We hope she will soon be back in school Mr. and Mrs. Henry But.ji shop

ped in Farmvillo, Thursday I.earn To Tuft Tiic Tiuxi'illo Home Demonstra tion Club met Monday at Mrs. Lewis Easter's home. The mem bers are learning to tuft bed spreads, and everyone had fun doing so. Eleven members were present and two visitors. Mr. and Mi's. Cleo C. Smith, of Newport News, visited Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Smith over the week end They also called on Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dawson. Mr. and Mrs. 1?. E Morris, and Mr and Mrs Olie Morris. Thomas Morris and boys called on Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith. Monday night. Galax Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Blake Rector, of i Galax, are visiting Mf. and Mrs. Monroe Easter, a few days before Mr. Rector leaves tor the services. Thomas Easter has flu. and most families in the community | have been victims of flu. We have three boys from our community who were in the in augural parade. Tuesday. They 'were Pfr. Joe Easter. Cpl. Mitchell i Easter, both paratroopers in the 82nd Division, headed for Exer cise Snowstorm in New York, and Wayne Keener, who is in the National Guard.

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' '• ) 1 HEAVY WINTER SNOWS In Korea, chilling though they may De, have a practical value as Pvt. David Addiscott, of Abcrdare, South Wales, demonstrates. Hiding behind a protective snow drift, he observes enemy positions from a forward post near the front. I International) Veit's (it Htirkeville Home Demonstration (dubs Plan To Conduct Sewing Machine Clinic

The Fairview H. I), club met Friday afternoon with Mrs, Boh Cook and Mrs. Joe Cook with 10 present. The president, Mrs C. H Schmidt, presided and led the devotional The club contributed to the March of Dimes fund and voted to pay the annual Federa ti n dues. It was decided to have a family night supper m tire Municipal Building at 0 30 on February 13. Mrs, Butler, home agent, an nounced a clime showing tlie use of attachments by a representa tive of the Singer Sewing Mach ine Co. All who are interested are asked to notify Mrs. Butler or the nearest H. D club president, and letters will be sent in regard to time and place Mrs. Butler gave the demonstration on h oked rugs and it was decided to have an all-day meeting in February at the Municipal Building to be gin on rugs. The hostesses served ice cream and cake Ruritan Committees At the meeting of the Burke ville Ruritan club last Monday in the Munic'pal Building. Howard Cos, president, appointed the commutes to serve in 1953. Dr I I Bordon. of Piedm nt Sanitorium. was guest speaker and a question and answer do - mission followed his talk A de licious meal was served by the W. S. C S. of the Methodist Church. H. E. Boswell. .Jr.. M. P Bos well and Albert Hall, all of the Bo>well Co. of Burkeville, at tended the Southern Stales farm conference in Richmond. January 15 and 1G. Miss Susan Boswell has return ed from a visit in South Hill with her aunt. Mrs Cecil Hatton Mrs. G. V Scott and Mr. and Mrs. G V Scott. Jr , of Richmond, spent the week end with relatives here

Attend Concert Many from Burkeville attend ed the third concert of the sea son in Blackstone Tuesday night The Community Concert Associa tion presented The Song Mas ters". .John Pettersson and Jack Prigmore. tenors. Joseph Frederic, baritone. Ivar Ivarson. bass, and Helena Kaprielian, pianist Mrs. John Craddock. Willie Morris, Jr.. Calvin Jenkins and Henry Nunnally Jr., attended services at the Baptist Church, in i Crozet, Sunday Mr and Mrs. H S Boswell , spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. H Y Hawthorne, in War wick. I, S Hillsman, Jr., of Medical College. Richmond, spent the week end with his parents. Mr. j and Mrs. L. S. Hillsman Mr. and Mrs. Glass, of Harrison : burg. Pa., are guests of Mr. and ! Mrs W B Farrar, of Spring j Road Mrs. J. S. Jordon is -pending ' several weeks at Red House. Va.. with her brother, who is ill Youth To Meet ! Theme of the Youth Fellowship ' j meeting at Barger Memorial Sun- : day will be Alcohol Talks to | Youth." Paul Bennett. Vivian Kidwell. Reabel Allen. Ann Thompson. Betty Culliton. and Jack Allen will be in charge of the program at 6:30 p. m Miss Ann Gregory Lush, of Ixtngwood College, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and I Mrs. Cliff Lush. Miss Anne Thompson is con- i fined to her home by illness. i Mr. and Mrs. Ed York, of Washington. D. C . visited Mrs. [York's brothers. Cliff and Mac Lush. Mrs W. L. Boswell, Mrs. H. S. Boswell and Mrs. W. H. Kirch mier attended the Mid-Winter Executive meeting of East Han over Presbyterial. at Westminis ter Church in Richmond, on Thursday. Mrs. M. P. Boswell, who under- : went an operation at Medical Col lege Hospital, is' improving and is expected home soon

| Mrs. Frank Jones has return led to her home from Southside Community Hospital Mrs. Joe Warren and daugh ' ter. Harriett, have returned to ! their home, in South Hill, after i a visit with Mrs. Warren's -is i ter. Mrs Hodges Boswell I Mr and Mrs. H M Morgan and Mrs. Melvin Scruggs spent Wednesday in Richmond with Wilson m Medical College of Vir ginia Hospital. He is improving nicely Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tharpe and Mrs. H. O Rickman

visited the v\ rllie Rickman fam ily and called on Mrs. C f Tharpe. at Kenbridgo. Wednesday' night Mr. and Mrs. If. O Rickman visited in the Dillard Scruggs home Thursday night and enioyed TV Among Tlie Visitors Mrs Raymond Morgan and son. Kenneth, of Green Bay. were Wednesday visitors hi the Hilton Morgan home Mr. and Mrs Harvey Tharpe ' visited his f a t li e r. Winston Tharpe. in Charlotte county Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Morgan 'and Wayne spent the week end m Richmond with relatives ajid visited- Wilson in Medical College of Virginia Hospital. The Melvin Scruggs family call ed on Mrs. H. G Rickman Friday night. Ot ha Scruggs spent the week end with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morris. Accidental Shooting Ray Dennis was taking his rifle out of his car Saturday morning when it accidently went off and shot him just above the knee. He is able to get around by limping, but is not working at present. Wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Rickman and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Herbert Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer St. John visited Wilson Morgan in Rich mond Friday night .and spent the week end in the H. M. Morgan home. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morris anti Dm visited in the D. R Scruggs home Sunday night. Mr and Mrs. Melvin Scruggs, ' Gloria Jane and Harry Lee visited Mrs. Alverta Scruggs, at Rice, 1 Sunday night.

John Paul Jones died in Paris. BURKEVILLE THEATRE Bt'RKKYILLE VA. Sun.-Mon Jan. 25-26 Gary Cooner, Phyllis Thaxter SPRINGFIELD RIFLE (<’olor) Tues.-Wed. Jan. 27-28 Humphrey Bogart Lauren Barall TO HAVE AND HAVE NOT Thurs.-Fri. Jan 29-30 Jenifer Jones THE WILD HEART Saturday January 31 Barbara Britton. Phillip Reed THE BANDIT QUEEN John Ireland. Dorothy Malone (Color) The Bushwackers

Deatonville Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Brook and daughter. Joan, and Mrs. Vester Meador, of Richmond, spent Fri day with Misses Maria and F.mma Rucker. Mrs. Ernest Busic spent from Thursday until Saturday with hot sister, Mrs. Henry Oliver. Pauline Oliver spent the week end with Mrs. John Gills, and Es telle Oliver spent the week end with Mrs. Stanley Gills. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Ellett an 1 Miss Byrdie Mae Hillsman. of Roanoke, and Miss Lucy Hills man were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Albert Hillsman. Sun day. Doris Stockner. of Amelia, spent the week end with her cousin. Brenda Pembelton. V. C. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Atcho son. o( Charlotte. N. C . spent the week end with her parents. Mr and Mrs. Eugene Cifers

-virs. wiu tsoruni spent, the I week end with her daughter and j family, Mr and Mrs wavely I Reams, of Amelia. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goode, of Richmond, spent the week end with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Kddie Rucker. Mrs. Mary Glenn spent Wed nesday with Mrs Howard Gar nett. Mr and Mrs. Roy Pope and family and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Estes and family spent Sunday | m Newport News with Mr and Mrs. Dabney Gills and Miss Linda Parley. Mrs. Harvey Rucker and Mrs. Winston Carter and daughters' vlsited Mr. and Mrs. Wade Slid

Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS due to EXCESS ACID QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST Over four milimtfhmrl^^K^r^Tn InkATMiNT liltve (wen sold for relief of *■' “f 'Jlstrcss arisinx from Stomach and Duodenal Ulcers due to Cscess Acid— Pooc OliMtlon. Sour or Upset Stomach, Caaslness, Heartburn, Sleeplessness, etc., due to Excess Acid. Ask for “Willard's Message »In. h fully explains this remark hole home treatment- -fr«e at. <;u \Y"S IIRl f; STOlti; Farmville. \ a.

ton. oi Richmond. Sunday. Mrs. Rucker also visited her brother in-law. Wallace Rucker, who is a patient at Grace Hospital. Mrs. Howard Garnett spent Thursday with her mother. Mrs. Bet tie Carter. Tidewater Guests f tl Handy and M. Pritchard, of Newport News, pent the week end with Mi anil Mrs. Henry Nash on a hunting trip. Mr and Mis. Kills White and son. ot Norfolk. spent the week end with Mr and Mrs. Leslie Meador On Monday. Calvin Mea dor and a friend, of Richmond, visited m the Meador home. Mrs. Henry Oliver spent Thurs day with Mrs. John Gills. Mr. and Mrs Henry Nash at tended the funeral of John R. Buebv. m Forest Lawn Cemetery m Richmond. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Winfrey Smith and lamiiy were supper guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A K. Hamlet. Sunday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mitchel. of Danville, spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Hamlet. Miss Agnes Nash, of Richmond, spent, tiie week end with'her par ent Mr and Mrs. Flenn Nash. HO Club Meets 1 he Dcatonville Home Demon-' stratum Club met with Miss Smithey Carter, Jan 15, with twelve members, two visitors, five1 children and the home agent pre sent. It was discussed whether or . not to start identifying and nam ing our homes with markers. The agent. Mrs. Dorthy Smith, cave each member a year book and asked tiiem to keep a record of their work during the year. The demonstration was •'Candlewiek lied spreads.” given by Mrs. Smith. Spreads were given out and Mrs. Smith showed how to make the tuffs. The hostess served refreshments. The February meeting will be with Mrs. Henry Nash. The dem

Instructor Invites Farmers of Amelia To Repair ( lasses Amelia county fanners are in vited to come lo farm maclunerv l'epun classes at the Amelia High School .shop. 7 Lo 10 p m . each Wednesday Tla-se classes will continue through Aptil 29. ac cording Lo James r. Tuck, in structor. Mr. Tuck urges farmers to bring their machines to oc repair ed early to avoid any last minute rush before the planting season Dick Smith will assist Mr. Tuck in these classes, which began Jan. 7. The Old Testament was origin ally written in Hebrew, with parts in Aramaic. onstration will lie Bette: Iron ing Methods"

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