About Curitscille Residents Attend Penna. Farm Show, Earl 'Morris, Wesley Earl Dun- ' 11(1111 and quite a number of other ; young men attended llie Pennsyl vania Farm Show in Harrisburg, Pa., last week. They foifnd the weather veiy cold there, but 1 thoroughly enjoyed the visit. The Sub-District Youth meet ing was held Thursday evening at Smyrna Church. Rev. Mr. Hodges, of White Hall Church, Dillwyn. was the speaker. Rev. Mr. Weaver was also present and gave a talk , There was a large attendance. ■*~1!tev. J. C. Weaver preached j Sunday morning at Smyrna to a large attendance, on the subject : "Redeeming the Time ", Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. ; D. A. Griffith and Miss Janice 1 Griffith, were Miss Barbara Grif fith. of Washington, D. C.. Lewis j Nelson, of LnPlatta. Md.. and Mr ' and Mrs. Charles Griffith and children, of Clarksville. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith recently moved to Clarksville, where he is employed at Robbins Mills. Exchange Visits Mr. and Mrs. Wesely Dunkurn visited Mrs. Walter Duncan, near Columbia, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Wilhoit. of Charlottesville, was a visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Vernard Proffett last week. Mr Wheeling, father of Mrs. Proffett. is spending some time in the j Proffett home Recent callers of the O M. Bol lings were Miss Blanche Howard. Mrs. Mable Cox and Mrs. Shreve, rf Farmville. and Mrs. Emmett : bunkum. Mr. and Mrs. Sweeden Allen i nave returned home from a visit to friends and relatives in Ten- | hessee last week. Mrs. Willie Bailey is spending sometime with her daughters, in Holland. Va. Mrs. Vernard Proffitt is on the sick list, suffering with her arm. Mrs. Emmett Dunkurn called bn Mrs Julian and Mrs. Ownsby and the O. M. Bowlings. Sunday. ' Mrs. Annie Garnett and Fran ces had as luncheon guests Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Mittie Moore and Mr. Moore's nephew, of Nor- ' folk. Va.

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