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All*-)' ilt-ei hunting season elo.s ei.i .Ian 5. tarm-rs really got busy, sons- assisted by their wives, and lihished up their last year's to bacco crops. By the time the busy farmer gets one year's crop oft to mai'.et it's time to no right into flic !•• xt year's crop. We are glad to report those who were ill with the flu. last week, are on the mend Mrs E R. Repass is able to be back at her work in Farmville, Mis- Budah Forbes is able to be back at her senior clas ses at Buckingham Central High School. Ct E Cook returned home. Sat urday. from vi it Hi ', his daughter. Mrs. Walter Simon, in Holland. C W Morns and Mr. and Mrs. W. 1 Cook, accompanied Mrs. M. L. Cook to Lynchburg Friday, for treatment. There is very little chan e in her condition. Mr and Mrs. i) A. Mams, of Farmville. visited Mr. and Mis K M B a.-ley Sunday afternoon. l’atiea in Hospital Miss Gladys Monas daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Morris, is a patient in a hospital in Baltimore Miss Morris has been employed at Chevy Chase. Md . since Septem ber Everyone wishes her a speedy rccovcry. Mr and Mrs H. F Harris and

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’ children visited Mr. and Mrs. F. , G. Lvnn in Farmville. Tuesday | night. Mr and Mis F. D. Senger and boys visited in ilie home of Mr. and Mrs. O L. Pope. Sunday af ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Woodson visit d in the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Morris, recently. Sunday Visitors Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C H. Morris. Sunday afternoon, were Mr and Mrs. Otha Southall and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Southall, of Farmville, am Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Scnyer and boys. The Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Leitner, pastor and his wife of Chestnut Grove, who reside at Vera, were able to be at church Sunday, af ter being ill with ilu. the latter part of last week.

Announce ftirtli Pvt. and Mrs. Weldon Simpson announce the birth of a daughter, Glena Pay. Saturday, Jan. 24, at Southside Hospital. Mrs. Simpson was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. H. Beasley, of this community, and resides in Farm vile. Pv'. Simpson has recently been sent to Get- aany. Both mother and baby are reported to be doing fine. ; Recent callers in the M. L. Cook home were ihe Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Leitner, of Vera; Mr. and Mrs. Othj Southall, ol l armville; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Morgan and Nan cy. of Andersonville: Mr and Mrs. E. D Singer, Mr. and Mrs. K. M Beasley. Mr and Mrs. E. R. Repass. Mrs. T. N. Saul. G. E. Cook. S. E. Morris, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. O'Brien. J. E. O'Brien. Mis ses Connie and Frances O'Brien, 1 Miss Nannie Beasley, F. H. Cher nault, Willie O'Brien, of Prospect: and Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Harris. Miss Nannie Beasley and Frank Beasley were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. FI Beasley i 1 Farm- I ville. Sunday.t News has been received here of 1 the severe illness of Mrs Hugh Gills, who is in ih hospital at Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Gills are , former residents near 1 ere. Their j friends wish her a speedy recov.

cry. Dinnpr ('.nests Willie O'Brien, of Prospect, j spent th - week end in the home j ot Mr. and Mrs R. L. Harris. Din ner. guests. Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. J W Jennings and David. Miss Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Hal- I ward Cary and Bill, of Cullen. | Afternoon visitors of Mr. and, Mrs. R L Harris were Mr. and 1 Mrs R L. O'Brien and children, of Prospect: F H. Chernault and Mrs Cenia Shelton and Geraldine | of Ciewe and Cullen; and Mr. and Mrs H F Harris and children. Mr. and Mrs. W. H Beasley and Rebecca were dinner uests of Mr. and Mrs. Odell- Kirby in j Farmville. Sunday. .J C. Bersch. who has been ill I for more than a week, is steadily i improving. Mr. and Mrs. F. L Sams and children visited Mr. Sam s parents, ! m Cumberland. Sunday. Mr and Mrs. E. R oengvr now j have flu We hope they will be ! well m a few days. Ill) (’lull Mr T N. Saul was hostess to j t), Home Demonstration club

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meeting. Monday. Jan. 26. The demonsrution was on "Basic Seven Foods." The reporter was unable to attend this meeting because of sickness in the home,. She extends regrets to the hostess for not be lli!' able to attend and for the in complete club report. A sum was contributed tluough the club for March of Dimes. Dan Piercy, who has been out of school since way back in De cember because of pneumonia, is able to be back in school. Mrs. J. J. Chernaull. of Vera, and Mrs. Wiley McCormick and Prenda Lee. of Lynchourg, visited Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Harris, Satur day night. Visits Home A 3c Melvin O Bnen, of Foi t Bragg, N. C.. was aole to spend the week end again in his home here. Mr end Mrs. A. N. Morris, who were both ill during the past few days, are able to be out again. Capt. T. N. Saul has to report back to McGuire Hospital, Rich mond, this Tuesday. Virginia Jennings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jennings, of Cullen, was a dipnoi guest of Frances and Dorothy Harris, re cently.

Dillwyn j Mr. and Mrs. J E. Bryant were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Pollard, or Lynchburg. While there, they attended the Bryant-Clements wedding Satur day. Sympathy is expressed to Mr Ben Pendleton in the loss by death of her brother-in-law. Robert Catlett, of West Virginia. Among The Sick Mrs. John Shumaker has been confined by illness for some time.

Buckingham Central Court Squad Adds 3rd Game Next Week Coach C. \. DoMivcr has ar ranged a return engagement with Patupliu High School Monday night, Feb. i. in the Bucks gym. Boys and girls teams will plav. Buckingham Central also plays two other games during the week, meeting Marshall District Tuesday night, at the B-C gym and traveling to Crewe Friday night, for an important District 3 game with the third place Blue squad. First game each night gets underway at 7:30

The sugar content of the blood increases under stress ol strong emotion. French official says peace is job for all All join m wishing her a quick re covery. Visitors in tlie home of Mrs, Jack Garrett Sunday were her brother and sister-m-law. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Shumaker o! Rich mond. and family. Mrs. Betty Ayres is confined with flu. Visitors m the J E Bryant home Sunday were Mr. and Mi C. S. Pollard and family, ol Lynchburg The wedding ol Miss Joan Cle ments. daughter of Mr and Mi C H. Clements, of Lynchburg, to James Price Bryant, of Lynch burg. son ol Mr and Mrs. Janie: Bryant, of Dillwyn. L.ok place in Lynchburg Saturday. Jan. 24. at , o'clock in the evening. After a short wedding trip, the couple will make their home in Lynchburg.

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Buckingham Central Posts Sixth Vt in ^ ith 61-33 Defeat of Pamplin High

Buckingham C c v. i r a 1 High School's basket ball squad posted r . sixth victory Monday night on the Bucks floor downing Pamplin High School 61-55. Co-Captains Melvin Jamerson. and Kyle Knott lea the Bucks while sharing 38 points. Rowlett Bruce also maintained Ills high average with 10 points. Coach J. Cl. Thompson's Pamp lin squad, a Group III power, was led by Jamerson. b'3" forward with a great jump shot. He netted 13 field goals and a foul to collect 31 points. Center Simpson helped keep Pamplin in the running with | 1C. The Bucks, who have lost four this season m district play, held a commanding 33-17 half-time iead. which they built to 53-30 as the third quarter closed. Pnmp

lin's Jamerson had a hoi fourth quarter agamst a relaxed Buck oefense to take a 25-8 advantage in the period and close the cap slightly. Box score: Buckingham Ffl F TP Shumaker, f 1 0 2 Hardiman. f. 1 1 3 Bruce, c . 7 2 16 Knott, g 7 6 20 Jamerson. g. 7 4 18 Moss, g 10 2 Totals 24 13 61 Pnmplin Jamerson. f 12 7 31 Richardson, f Oil Simpson, c . 8 0 16 llix. g Oil Miller, g . 2 2 6 Totals . 22 11 51

Scoring: B-C 12 21 20 8—61 PHS . 7 i0 13 25—55 In the preliminary game, the Buckingham Central girls defeat ed Pamplin's sextette x9-3i) Sheppards Mrs. Alice For beg has been visiting her daughter. Mrs Gor don Grigg. in Richmond lor sev eral days. Mr. and Mrs Shirley Wooten and daughter. Bonnie Lou. re cently enjoyed a trip to Knox ville. Tenn.. where they visited Mrs Wooten's sister and brotr.ci Billy Ayres, of Camp Gordon. Oa.. spent the week end \i ith Ins parents. Mr. and Mrs. .1 K A res Mrs. Cleveland Jones and chil dren. Mark and Jane, spent sev eral days, last week, with In • parents. Mr and Mrs G p Shipplett. in Roanoke Mr. and Mrs. Shirlci Wooten

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