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Ptiirliritnn Xcics Community Interest Pointing to March Of Dimes Pc mefit Show January 31

Much prcparalion is being done foi the ''March ot Dunes .shew ttt the \t at Memorial Building on Saturday nielli. Jan. il 1) n't . iniss this program a*nd at the same time hell) a worthy cause. Mrs Bowie o! Amherst county, whose homo was recently destroy ed by lire, is making her home for the present with her children Mr and Mrs K, K Yates and Mr and Mis 1. .i Bowles Mr and Mr.- A I. Bethel and Miss Maude Crump spent the week end with their lather and brother here.

May Mi nun ,.il Baptist Church "Its badly damaged by smoke from an oil stove recently but due to tin' pi miptness and ellicieiiey ot the insurance company the auditorium was repaired m time for the regular serv ice on Sunday. The congregation is grateful to Powhatan Methodr-a Church for use of their building on Sundav niglit. Jan. -1. and durin • the week for study cour e. Mr. and Mrs W H Barker visited m Charlottesville M nday evening. Many frsends from Powhatan attended fnnei: 1 erv .. i s lor Mr.. Carrie Stmiliell Kramer. at < )ak drove Chiitv- Cuud'crUmd coun ty. Sunday afternoon. Mrs Alma Morrison visited Mr ami Mrs (i M Cartel. Sunday M -.-> Lucy Anne Parker and Ch.arle Celia vere dinner mie.ls cf Mi- and Mrs 1 .1 liowh . Sunday no h'. Mr and Mis I ') Martin are spending : ome turn :tl Honda on their vacation William J Candler, of Rich mond vva.. a vi-.tor in the com munity <m Saturday

Jefferson We welcome to the community Mr. and Mrs. George Persons, who have purchased the farm formerly i owned by Mr. Goulding. of Rich mond. They formerly were lo cated near Emporia. Mrs. Persons was home demonstration agent at that point. Mrs Clara Kilby has been spending, sometime with Mr and Mrs. Max Kilby, taking a well earned vacation from her work at the State Farm for Women. Mr and Mrs. 1. R Wilson and .sons have returned home after spending, the week end with Mr and Mrs J j. Wilson, cf Beech Grove Farm. St. Brides.

Onerated On C W. Pitts is recovering satis factorily from an operation per fofmed at Johnston-Willis Hospi tal. Richmond. Thursday of last week. He hopes to be able to come home. Saturday. I 15 Wils -n attended the Stale Dairymen’s Convention which was held in Richmond. Wednes da\ and Thursday of this week The Nannie Bland David Circle of the WMS of Fine Creek Bap tist Church had thirteen members present at the January meeting held at the home of Mrs. Alease Taylor at Beaumont " MS Meets The WMS of Fine Creek Bap tist Church held its regular meet ing for January in the home of Mrs W M Tilman. Wednesday. Jan 1-1 The program was given b\ Mrs A C’> Smith on ‘ Baptist Women Around the W rid " I ewis Pierce, of Richmond, was

Trenholm Muddy Creek Church WMS held its January meeting in the home of Mrs. R. H. Matcher. On account ef sickness in some of the families, very lew were present. lull the program was interesting and was followed by an important business meeting. Mrs Cecil Smith, of Cartersville. was a wel comed visitor. Mrs. Nellie Cole is still confined to her room with a severe cold. Her son. Milton Cole, of Rich mond. convalescing from a recent operation, came to see her. Sun day. John Swann, of one of the western states, is visiting his bro 'her and two sisters. Woodfin Swann. Mrs. Annie s. Gordon, j and Mrs. Grace S. Cosby. Mrs. Eva D. Stokes is improving sinceXa recent cold. Sidney Allen Stokes was in a truck accident but he was unhurt.

a guest of Mr. and Mrs. E P. Hicks, Thursday, and enjoyed the privilege of hunting a few hours A former resident of this com munity. J. Russell McDearmon, of Richmond, and his son, of Hamp ton. were viistors of E. P. Hicks. Saturday, and they too had fair hick while out hunting—killing two rabbits out of the three found Hunting Report All hunters have reported game not too plentiful this season in this community Maybe tlie inno cent deer, the cottontails, and the partridges left will be able to live a little more peaceably aftci Jan. L’O. when all guns cease their firing for a spell until next season I'lie usual role of "infamous" deer hunters, with the traditional ''.shirt tail" attached is on display at Jefferson. It is surprising how many "missed their mark" and doubtless were disappointed again this year. More luck next time!

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^ t _ l v ' . 4-H Youths Tell Safety Hazards ——

The kids who know safety F t agree tb: f. < of man’s oldest and simplest inventions is one pf hi.' r»e:.l danj-« Forty young safety experts who attended * ;■]. t National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago Nov. o() to 1 •*- s i v. : . ; l i - i t a ideas on how to prevent farm and home ae -n • Fsev re i ■•■.■•led with sugges tions ranging from picking up h> *. t r g wi »• to pulling afety shields on power machinery. Hut almost all of them singled euf ora- -it . >\ei looked hazard for emphatic mention: stairs. Man invented stairs thousand; of w 1 r. a •. Hut the young folks apparently observed, while ; '■ ■ '• ! •* '■ r t he National 4-H Farm and Home Sale' y * i’* , that he still hasn’t learned to go up an ! down t' >ut r* *i - * »|; a -n ? < k. Some 400,000 4-H youths f ’ ' ‘ F in tie* safety program, sponsored lor the < . - s ('he ar hv Cu-m hd Motors. GM gave the 40 state wiune < - ’ : . i ! t: to the t-H ( engross, including $-00 college sch-i ' » d v. inn* i “Keep stairs unclut ten -i!" \ • d 1 u ; 1 ' Minot, N. Ik Ralph Walker, HiddeforH, ‘ . \ ; • 'MF'. He urged everyone to “k •:> the tan . • ■ ■ >'■ ; " 1 Other safety winners advised ti« (juei I r: • r * ( i , r- ; . ted hand rails to reduce the Fr liL ’ ' Stajrwavs .-in idd be \v<: 11 I v. • • • * ' A' 0 ha ,b an Ih ll of Holair, \V. Ya., ivet mnnh I t p v. bite to make it conspicuous. Farm machiii- rv an i its 1 ' • n nte < F h uhr Smith of FopFmilie. .A. • . ■ !» : v< ' ; • bJ>-' gested this. • : mp4* • rule for aw ome-pnm, •-•nt: “K now t he <■**ri ect v. ay to ■ • 1 : : ■■■* r>. Other sug'i1 e? I ion ; ,:r !ud< ; • ’ | 11 ; :• ' ' • v »'ir-« king elect lieu! « (|u:; ::eil h *’« 1 j ' • ■' ’ • * - • 'add ings. < oi.tirule.* blliF »*i in ' ' ’ 1 f.s, t ail mg cork.*. >»h.»in ( . 1 • ( 1 1 ‘ •' f r *; * o ... ...o, mg j i It him i. ..si -hurt' ’■ a ■. . ■ •• - i’-u , a: i many ot Ju i

Powhatan Korean Veteran Sees Infant Son for First Time A heart warming : t ent ' place last week in Fva:is\ ;!!•■. ! when Pfc Walter Drinka: Mosely. Va . saw his son, V . Jr., 17 months old. for the time. Walter's, fii.-t reac'.fn "Gee. is that my baby Hls only contact had If: through pictures and Don-, t . wife, daughter of Mr. and M' I.ov Poore, of Ciayvu'a kept i well supplied during his lit: away. Pfc. Drinkard. .spent f. months in training at Fort 1 i • Va.. and was then shipped out ' Inchon. Korea, where he serws ten months, with the Quarn-: master Corps. From there If " sent to Chowon Valley when put in six months. Then 11 ■ moved bun up to the front ’.■ with the 3rd Infantry Dm . , where he saw two month, act

, : i i >.< was mostly patrol act‘iii’..'' \V1. ■; ..:).is! I'.mi the boys over . 1 tlie !i.'.ilt- thill1:. d. 1 • ; ■:'( . discom - ■■d. 1 !' ■ hv* '.la y are being eople back ii ■ T! \ want mad. mail, and nciro :: a.: , We bevii . <v welcome home . ; i ■ inv from !. : e mi i ' on. Don ; and that .. •.' j boy of yen-; i :;i \11:11 >! Mr ] Mrs. S V Wall. Jr.. Bueii ji V' i ( now visit i . t , ii B. r . are ■ d-.o, : '■ sy i f lv ■ p.i: - cn' . Mi M v B. J ncs M • ;:.<t '• '••;■( All: we; e •: i. : i 1 o: jnes family t.'tu.r: V'.rr sru:\(;s V s.. V.' !! '1 '!' n ■' ' lower e. : ' 11 . • old ti.oby. ol \V- .ivi :• ;■ • ; i v>

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We make that suggestion with as surance . . because we've already done some "asking" ourselves! \nd the answers we received proved that the automatic electric clothes dinr is the greatest inven tion since the automatic electric washer?

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Here are a few things said by actual user* of a marier,» electric clothes dryer:

* \ ' 1: ivmkc. such a difference ifl * IcVinc’t lollies uio sober. Huffier ! ii i iv. ala: K io\seU, bed P'cadi. hab> cUMhcs’ ’*

“It ' ip- njtct the lugging of I’U.sKv!i uiitdoi'iv .Hid ill Jg.iiil. the ii,'W ul hiit:/ / up I . .1 \, wet pieiet oite hv one!“

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