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Tuggle Women of Appomatt w Church will have a called meeting just after Sunday school, next Sun day morning. There will be no preaching service. Tuggle Friendship Club will meet next Monday night, at 8. with Mrs. Wallace Woodson and Mrs. Oliver Thompson, as co hostess. Friends here wish a speedy re covery for Miss Willie Coleman, who had the misfortune to break her arm, last week. We are glad to report that U. L. Hudson us better after being confined to his home, last week, with the flu. The many friends of Charles Southall and son wish them both a speedy recovery. They are on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Simpson, of Amherst, spent last week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Simpson. Acree Southall will be greatly missed by his friends and rela tives here. Mr. Southall died last Monday after a long illness.

TRUMAN AND CABINET IN FAREWELL FGBTRAIT

PRESIDENT HARRY TRUMAN and member* of his Cabinet gather around a table in the Cabinet Room of the White House for this last oflicial portrait. Shown clockwise from left are: Commerce Secretary Charles Sawyer, Presidential Assistant John Steelman; Defense Mobilizer Henry Fowl, r. Mutual Security Administrator W Averell Ilarriman; Labor Secretary Maurice Tobin; Secretary of Agriculture Charles Branrnn; Defense Secretary Robert Lovett; Secretary of State Dean .V :t; Pi • ad', re Truman; Treasury Secretary John Snyder; Attorney General James McGrannery and Secretary of Interior Oscar Chapman.

\'etrs From Meherrin Charter Presented During Boy Scout C/ tf Troop Recognition Service Sunday

A Boy Sc-ut recopnition serv ’f> was held at Meherrin Baptist 'hurch last Sunday night. After he pastor, R-, v. R. E Dunkuni. ■"■cached the .ermon. he turned ‘he service over to Lee B Short. *r . Field Executive of the Roy Scouts of this district, who made 1 talk in Scout work, and then resented the new Scout Charter, 'he 100', banner, and cards to the Si outtnaster. assistant and the tluec committeemen Mem bers i f Meherrin Troop 124 were present in uniform and sat to gether during service. The Missionary so. *\ of Me herrin Baptist church me! at the parsonage on Friday Jan Li. u! 7 JO p. m. Mr- Franc-s H ai m-, a missionary to Thailand va gue-! speaker Her talk was en joyed so much by ail prest m H stevr-. fo: the occasion wen Mrs. J K Gherman and Mi Robert Hammock There wire twenty person- pie-cm

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Mr and Mrs. Cecil B az and family, of Ridgeway, Va.. return ed home with Mrs. Mary Jones and spent the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson Mrs. Bessie Nelson, and Sidney Crafton. all of Richmond. Char lie and Clifton Crafton. of ,Me herrin. spent Saturday at Reho botli. Va . with Mr. and Mi Steward Clark and family. The men enjoyed the day hunting. Alton Fowler, of Victoria, Mae n Vaughan. Eugene Williams and I’ L Fowler spent Satin da v around I’lienix hunting. Mr. and Mrs Joe Sibold of Newport. Va.. and Mr. and Mr Billie Warriner and family o! Radford, spent the week end witii Harvie Winston. I’-T \ .'Musi; al Smokey Graves and the Blue Star Bovs, with Goodv Rain w,ur. will be at Meher.m S ■ho.>! Monday . Jan 'Jfi. at 8 p. in., spon s red by the P-TA 'fhe L idles Aid s ictv of fhe Pvesbyte: lan Church, na • m t'-e home of Mi Ua Marks anil Mrs. Ola Fowlkes la.>t Tlvarsd. . altev noon. with eight pie ent Mis. Garland Qoeeiisberi v ha returned home from Southside Ho'spit d and if iir.tnov n Rdey Delia’!, of P. S Navy has been home on leave visiting his mother. Mr- Rosa la DeHart Mr. and Mrs Fred Oilier and family spent a week recently sight rear in Mine; Fla. trends Job Shirley Queensbei ry 1m a - eeoted a > b in Crewe Mr and Mr W.itren Whet tone mu! familv. f Richmond seen’ Sunday with M; and Mi Flvde Witt and fanul . Mr and Mrs Trent Tiooik ~>.orton were dinner guests of ’’rs Dais’. Flow > rs and M. - "*crtha Nunnally. Sunday

Mt. Pleasant Mr and Mr;. Jamr 1 a vie Mr and Ml A r>. I!.; I' -orl. Mrs alln FVrctt; nil and lam;!' and ,J !. Barksdale attended a Met.h di-.t meeting held in Crewe hut 'Tidiiy evening, January lii. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W Wad ■*’ll and sons. Kinr, of U. S. Navy md Tom. of VPI. who were at home frr the week end were din n< r cue-ts last Sunday of Mr. and Mrs A. G. Caldwell, of Keysville. Rev. R. R. Jenkins visited in *h)s community last Sunday afternoon. . Mrs. Ruby Redd and Mr. and j Mrs. P. L. Barksdale attended a j religious meeting in Kenbndpe ; last Tuesday. The WSCS met Wednesday afternoon in the Inmc «f Mr Ruby Redd. Mrs John Ferguson is work nr . at the shoe factory in Fai'mvillc now. Mr and Mrs. Frank Hobson, of North Carolina, were recent.

/'rnspeci \cirs Community Loses Three To Sen ice Charles Bwcknam. I wke Le Warne and Ciarenr- Frankin' left for Richmond Thursday t > be in ducted int-:> military service. Miss Shirley Do-;, was hostess at a farewell party honoring cuests of Mr and Mr-. J. A. Hines. Cpl. and Mr . Willie M. Scott returned Mom their honeymoon trip on January 10 Cpl Scot1 left January 14 for Fort Belvoir •and Mrs. Seott is niukmir her home with her mother. Mr . Olive Kirtlev. (;forte 1 .1 la - si it nt one i; ht last week with in sister. Mi; Jene Bunting n Coltmial Heights.

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Charles Bucknam on Wednesday evening. Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Weaver. Mrs. D S. Glenn and H. F Fergu son attended the District. Mission ary Institute held at Crewe Meth odist Church on Friday evening. Mrs. Isaac Wilkerson left for At ling ton on Tuesday where she will attend the funeral and burial of her father. Captain Grover T Ingl: , m Arlingt n Cemetery. Mr and Mrs. Robert Wilker son and children and Mrs. J Hop Wilkerson visited relatives in Lyrn.ibi,' Sunday afternoon. Farrar Improves Mr O. P Farrar returned ! home from Roanoke last week. She had been at the bedside of her son. Claude K. Farrar, in the Veterans Hosjutivl. He is now re cuperating in his home in Roa noke. Mr and Mrs. R. B Wilson, Jr., of Green Bay. and Miss Nancy j Taylor, of Tong wood, were dinner

guests of Mrs. Etta Glenn on Saturday. Sgt. and Mrs. Robert Erisen tme and daughters, of Hopewell, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brisentme Mrs. Jack Jones spent, last week in the home of her brother-in law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. A. B Cornell, in Petersburg. Mr. and Mrs. J. B Carter and Benny Carter, of Orange. Mr. and Mrs. J R. Vaughan and Bobby, of Danville, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Chick. Among The Guests Mr and Mrs. Gus Hyririck and Chippy, ol Richmond, visited Mr and Mrs. O. P. Farrar during the week end. C W Glenn u Farmville. scent Sunday afternoon with his mother. The Quarterly meeting of the WSCS was held at Prospect Meth odist Church on Tuesday evening at 7:30

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AUCTION SALE Sat., January 31. 1953 AT 11 A M. CODY BROS. FARM & FOITPMKNT I TO SETTLE AN ESTATE Located S Miles Xorthirest of Farmrille in Hacking- { ham Count i/ on State High wag Ad. H'-'s—gas Home Tract Consists of 210 Acres ■; 100 Acres Cleared in Cultivation. ■!<> At’ In nbr.‘. 125 Acres Fenced with 4-strand ba ■ wire. 7-Room House with Running Water & i I Several Outbuildings. One N- w Grainan I Also Tract of Land 2b acres, no buildings | FARM MACHINERY CONSISTS OF. :

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