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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