Attend Funeral Mr and Mrs. Irvin Flippcn ac- ' < ompanied Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1 S Miner, of Sunny Side, to Rich mond. Sunday, where they n< - tended the funeral of Mrs. Miner’s brother. John F. Bilgby, at the Billups Funeral Home, flntern ment was in the Forest Lawn Cemetery. Richmond. I. B Dauby attended the West Hair ver Presbytery, this week, at Madison. Guests of Mr. and Mrs M. V Smith at Pocohontas Farm dur ing the past week end and Sun day. were Mr and Mrs. O G. May and their daughters. Nancy and Judith, of Charlottesville, and Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Whitlock and their daughters. Frances and' Margaret, of Cartersvillc Youth Fellowship The fourth Sunday nirht meet- ! in of the Cumberland Charge Youth Fellowship will be held at Antioch Methodist Church. 7 :'i0 p. m . Sunday, Jan. 25. The Rev T. P Reynolds, chair man cf flic Evangelistic Commit tee for the James River Baptist A soeiation, attended a state cam paign meeting. Thursday and Friday of this week, held in Roa noke. A large number of the friends in this vicinity of the late Mrs f irkin Frazier attended funeral •services and burial Sunday at Oak Grove Baptist rihurch. WMr Meets Mrs C D. Brown will be hos tess to the January meeting of the Fitzgerald Baptist WMU, Fri day evening at 8. Mrs. Meriwether Vaughan Smith will be the leader Guests. Sunday, of the Rev. and Mr., J S. King at the Methodist parsonage were Miss Pauline and Milton Walton. Misses Betty Jean Taylor and Maxine Bishop, ajid Alton Bennett, of Brunswick. The semi-monthly meeting o’ the Cumberland Bridge Club met Wednesday evening of this week a! tlie home of Mrs. J. D Carpen ter. Mr and Mrs. James S Godsey. with their daughters. Page and Janet, were among the guests Sunday for the combined birth day celebration of Mrs. Godsey’; sister. Mrs R L. Gilliam, of South Boston, and her mother. Mrs. V. C Tate, at the home of

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